New Jersey A 1406: Excludes under gross income tax certain contributions to qualified pension plans, deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings.

Status: Introduced in the Assembly, Referred to Assembly Appropriations Committee (as of 2018-01-09)

State: New Jersey · Session: 218 · Bill: A 1406

Subjects: INCOME TAX, PENSIONS

Sponsors: Bucco, Anthony M., DeCroce, BettyLou, Thomson, Edward H., Bramnick, Jon M., Clifton, Robert D., DiMaio, John, Handlin, Amy H., Howarth, Joe, Kean, Sean T., McGuckin, Gregory P., Munoz, Nancy F., Peterson, Erik, Space, Parker, Wirths, Harold J.

Bill Text

A1406 

ASSEMBLY, No. 1406 

STATE OF NEW JERSEY

222nd LEGISLATURE

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PRE-FILED FOR INTRODUCTION IN THE 2026 SESSION

Sponsored by:

Assemblywoman ELLEN J. PARK

District 37 (Bergen)

Assemblywoman YVONNE LOPEZ

District 19 (Middlesex)

Assemblywoman TENNILLE R. MCCOY

District 14 (Mercer and Middlesex)

Co-Sponsored by:

Assemblywoman Fantasia, Assemblyman Karabinchak, 
Assemblywomen Murphy, Peterpaul, Assemblyman Sampson, Assemblywoman 
Reynolds-Jackson, Assemblyman Rodriguez, Assemblywomen Donlon, Haider, Bagolie 
and Assemblyman Inganamort

SYNOPSIS

���� Requires AG to review Statewide policy regarding 
investigation of human trafficking.

CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT 

���� Introduced Pending Technical Review by Legislative 
Counsel.

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An Act concerning the investigation of human trafficking and 
supplementing Title 52 of the Revised Statutes.

���� Be It 
Enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of 
the State of New Jersey:

���� 1.��� a.� The Attorney General 
shall review and revise, as necessary, the Statewide policy regarding the 
investigation of human trafficking. 

���� b.��� The Attorney General 
shall consider and address:

���� (1)�� whether the use of audio 
or video recording by law enforcement officers conducting undercover 
investigations of human trafficking would protect the integrity of the 
investigation and ensure the proper treatment of victims of human trafficking;

���� (2)�� the implementation of 
strict policies for dissemination of the audio or video recording, if used, in 
order to protect victims of human trafficking; 

���� (3)�� the involvement of 
county prosecutors at the beginning of and throughout human trafficking 
investigations conducted by county or municipal law enforcement officers in 
order to address legal challenges as they arise; and 

���� (4)�� any other areas, as 
determined by the Attorney General. 

���� 2.��� This act shall take 
effect immediately. 

STATEMENT

���� This bill requires the 
Attorney General to review the Statewide policy regarding the investigation of 
human trafficking.

���� Currently, Attorney General 
Law Enforcement Directive No. 2012-2 sets forth standards and procedures for 
the investigation of human trafficking. 

���� Under the provisions of this 
bill, upon the review of the policy, the Attorney General is required to 
consider and address: 1) whether� the use of audio or video recording by law 
enforcement officers conducting undercover investigations of human trafficking 
would protect the integrity of the investigation and ensure the proper 
treatment of victims of human trafficking; 2) the implementation of strict 
policies for dissemination of the audio or video recording, if used, in order 
to protect victims of human trafficking; 3) the involvement of county 
prosecutors at the beginning of and throughout human trafficking investigations 
conducted by county or municipal law enforcement officers in order to address 
legal challenges as they arise; and 4) any other areas, as determined by the 
Attorney General. 

���� This bill is in response to 
the Commission of Investigation report released on October 17, 2024, entitled 
�An Inquiry into Human Trafficking Activity in the Massage and Bodywork Therapy 
Industry in New Jersey.������������

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