New Jersey A1652 allows physicians to report patients with epilepsy or related conditions to the Motor Vehicle Commission.

New Jersey A1652 amends existing law to allow physicians to report patients aged 16 or older with recurrent convulsive seizures, periods of unconsciousness, or motor coordination impairment due to conditions like epilepsy to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. The chief administrator, in consultation with the State Commissioner of Health, will provide the necessary forms for these reports. This change aims to ensure that individuals with persistent or recurring conditions despite medical treatments are appropriately reported to the commission.

New Jersey A1652 allows physicians to report patients with epilepsy or related conditions to the Motor Vehicle Commission.

New Jersey A1652 amends existing law to allow physicians to report patients aged 16 or older with recurrent convulsive seizures, periods of unconsciousness, or motor coordination impairment due to conditions like epilepsy to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. The chief administrator, in consultation with the State Commissioner of Health, will provide the necessary forms for these reports. This change aims to ensure that individuals with persistent or recurring conditions despite medical treatments are appropriately reported to the commission.