New Jersey AR46 mandates readable titles, texts, synopses, and statements for bills and resolutions to enhance accessibility.
New Jersey AR46 amends the Rules of the General Assembly to require bills and resolutions to have easily readable titles, texts, synopses, and statements. The Speaker, in consultation with the Office of Legislative Services, must develop a formatting style to distinguish these elements from the rest of the bill. Additionally, the sponsor's statement must appear on the front of the bill beneath the synopsis. This resolution aims to make the legislative process more accessible and transparent for the public, particularly for individuals with disabilities.
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