New Jersey A3390 mandates the Division of Consumer Affairs to establish an open data portal with specific datasets.
New Jersey A3390 requires the Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law and Public Safety to create, maintain, and update an open data portal on its Internet website. The portal will provide public access to non-confidential datasets, including information on professional and occupational licensing, registration, and certification, as well as consumer complaints. The datasets must comply with the open public records act and other applicable state and federal privacy laws. The datasets will include counts of applications, processing times, active licenses, and examination results.
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