New Jersey A2128 repeals a law that restricts student organizations from assessing funds for legislative agents on tuition bills.
New Jersey A2128 repeals P.L.1995, c.63, which previously required funds for legislative agents to be assessed on student tuition bills in a specific manner. The bill aims to address concerns that this law restricts students' rights to engage in state legislative activities. Under the repealed law, public institutions of higher education were prohibited from allowing funds for legislative agents or organizations attempting to influence legislation to be assessed on student tuition bills.
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