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Section
2C:6C-10

Development of ongoing maternal health educational program and module.

Section
26:1-1

Terms defined

Section
26:1A-1

Definitions

Section
26:1A-2

State Department of Health established

Section
26:1A-2.1

Redesignation as Department of Health, Commissioner of Health.

Section
26:1A-3

State Commissioner of Health; Deputy Commissioner for Public Health Services

Section
26:1A-4

Public Health Council.

Section
26:1A-5

Divisions; directors

Section
26:1A-6

Meetings of Public Health Council

Section
26:1A-7

State Sanitary Code

Section
26:1A-8

Regulations to state date; copies; certified copies of Sanitary Code; evidence

Section
26:1A-9

Force and effect of Code; enforcement; local regulations

Section
26:1A-9.1

Exemption for pupils from mandatory immunization; interference with religious rights; suspension

Section
26:1A-10

Violation of State Sanitary Code, penalty

Section
26:1A-11

Additional powers of Public Health Council

Section
26:1A-12

Local by-laws or ordinances to be filed with commissioner; modification or annulment

Section
26:1A-13

Prescribing organization; personnel, duties regarding; Civil Service

Section
26:1A-14

Abolishment of offices or positions

Section
26:1A-15

Additional powers of commissioner

Section
26:1A-15.1

Advisory board on health information electronic data interchange technology, Statewide electronic health record policy.

Section
26:1A-15.2

Annual report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:1A-16

Access to premises for examination

Section
26:1A-17

Inspection, right of

Section
26:1A-18

General supervision over sanitation and hygiene matters

Section
26:1A-19

Sanitary inspections

Section
26:1A-20

Local health officials, duties of

Section
26:1A-21

Annual conference of local health officials

Section
26:1A-22

Delegates to annual conference; expenses

Section
26:1A-23

Failure of local boards to enforce laws or regulations; order of commissioner

Section
26:1A-24

Contract of commissioner where local board fails to perform

Section
26:1A-25

Recovery by State of moneys expended where local board fails to perform

Section
26:1A-26

Nuisances; notice to local board

Section
26:1A-27

Action to enjoin nuisance

Section
26:1A-28

Nuisances originating outside territorial jurisdiction

Section
26:1A-30

Abatement of nuisance; costs

Section
26:1A-31

Costs against commissioner

Section
26:1A-32

Approval of Department of Health; examination of plan or proposed undertaking

Section
26:1A-33

Analyses and examinations of materials

Section
26:1A-34

Gifts or bequests, acceptance of

Section
26:1A-35

Services of local or Federal officials, acceptance of

Section
26:1A-36

Federal grants

Section
26:1A-36.1

Short title

Section
26:1A-36.2

Findings, declarations

Section
26:1A-36.3

Special fund established

Section
26:1A-36.3a

WIC supplemental food program administrators, duties

Section
26:1A-36.3b

Temporary authorization of vendor.

Section
26:1A-36.3c

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:1A-36.3d

Farmers market vendor to participate in WIC.

Section
26:1A-36.3e

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:1A-36.4

Allocation procedure

Section
26:1A-36.5

Regulations

Section
26:1A-36.6

Findings, declarations

Section
26:1A-36.7

Early intervention services established.

Section
26:1A-36.7a

Activities of Early Intervention Program relative to autism spectrum disorders.

Section
26:1A-36.8

Rules, regulations

Section
26:1A-36.9

Findings, declarations, "off-label" drugs

Section
26:1A-36.10

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:1A-36.11

Short title

Section
26:1A-36.12

Findings, declarations

Section
26:1A-36.15

Information relative to insurance coverage for newborn children.

Section
26:1A-36.16

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:1A-37

Policies, formulation of; additional powers and duties of department

Section
26:1A-37.1

Charges for reports of statistical data

Section
26:1A-37.2

Information and data confidential; disclosure; exceptions

Section
26:1A-37.3

Liability for furnishing information or data

Section
26:1A-37.4

Unlawful disclosure; violation

Section
26:1A-37.5

Definitions relative to New Jersey Council on Physical Fitness and Sports

Section
26:1A-37.6

New Jersey Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.

Section
26:1A-37.7

Council, members, terms, compensation, administration.

Section
26:1A-37.8

Powers, duties of council

Section
26:1A-37.9

Acceptance of grants, gifts

Section
26:1A-37.10

Annual report to Governor, Legislature

Section
26:1A-38

Qualifications for licensing of health officers, registered environmental health specialists.

Section
26:1A-39

Examinations for applicants for licensure.

Section
26:1A-40

Examinations; subjects

Section
26:1A-41

Issuance of licenses for health officer, registered environmental health specialist.

Section
26:1A-42

Issuance of initial license.

Section
26:1A-42.1

Preparation, adoption of fee schedule.

Section
26:1A-43

Suspension, revocation of license.

Section
26:1A-45

Hearing before whom; rules

Section
26:1A-46

Administering oaths; examining witnesses; perjury

Section
26:1A-47

Subpoenas

Section
26:1A-48

Failure to obey subpoena; penalty

Section
26:1A-49

Action for penalty under section 26:1A-48

Section
26:1A-50

Establishment of districts; district State health officers; civil service; duties

Section
26:1A-51

Perth Amboy Port health offices abolished

Section
26:1A-52

Transfer of powers, duties, records and property

Section
26:1A-53

Expiration of terms of existing State Board of Health members

Section
26:1A-54

Expiration of term of State Director of Health

Section
26:1A-55

Transfer of powers and duties of State Board of Health and Director of Health to State Department of Health

Section
26:1A-56

Existing State Sanitary Code regulations to continue until superseded

Section
26:1A-57

Appropriations transferred

Section
26:1A-58

Employees transferred

Section
26:1A-59

Rights under Civil Service and pension or retirement laws preserved

Section
26:1A-60

Quarters for department

Section
26:1A-61

State Department of Health, references as meaning; powers of Commissioner of Health

Section
26:1A-62

State Commissioner of Health, references as meaning

Section
26:1A-63

Pending proceedings

Section
26:1A-64

Repeal

Section
26:1A-65

Liberal construction

Section
26:1A-66

Construction in regard to specific matters; no denial of certain rights

Section
26:1A-67

Powers and duties vested in State Department of Labor or State Commissioner of Labor not affected

Section
26:1A-68

Effective date

Section
26:1A-69

Bureau of Examination and Licensing established

Section
26:1A-70

State Board of Barber Examiners, department of beauty culture and board of beauty culture control transferred

Section
26:1A-71

Powers of boards and agencies within Bureau of Examination and Licensing

Section
26:1A-72

Boards transferred to continue as provided by existing law

Section
26:1A-73

Removal of members of boards; vacancies

Section
26:1A-74

Personnel; appointment, employment or removal; compensation; inspectors; enforcement agents

Section
26:1A-75

Additional powers and duties of State Commissioner of Health

Section
26:1A-76

Transfer of personnel to Bureau of Examination and Licensing; inspectors and enforcement agents

Section
26:1A-77

Transfer of funds and investments

Section
26:1A-78

Fees, fines, penalties and other moneys; disposition

Section
26:1A-79

Budget request for appropriations

Section
26:1A-80

Surplus; disposition

Section
26:1A-81

Limitations on appropriations

Section
26:1A-82

Transfer of employees of Crippled Children's Commission

Section
26:1A-83

Crippled Children's Commission appropriations transferred

Section
26:1A-84

Barber and beauty culture appropriations transferred

Section
26:1A-85

Civil Service, pension and retirement rights not affected

Section
26:1A-86

Orders, rules and regulations not affected

Section
26:1A-87

Pending actions or proceedings

Section
26:1A-88

Professional or occupational licenses not affected

Section
26:1A-89

Repeal

Section
26:1A-90

Short title

Section
26:1A-91

Effective date

Section
26:1A-92

Prevention of Chronic Illness Act

Section
26:1A-93

Declaration of public policy

Section
26:1A-94

Division of Chronic Illness Control established in Department of Health

Section
26:1A-95

Supervision; director

Section
26:1A-96

Duties of division

Section
26:1A-97

State Department of Health; duties

Section
26:1A-102

Health funds expenditure

Section
26:1A-103

Annual report by State Department of Health; recommendations

Section
26:1A-104

Department of Education to assist in disseminating information

Section
26:1A-105

Federal moneys

Section
26:1A-106

Department of Institutions and Agencies as agency for rendering welfare assistance

Section
26:1A-107

Division of Aging Services.

Section
26:1A-108

New Jersey State Commission on Aging created

Section
26:1A-109

Members, terms, vacancies, meetings, bylaws

Section
26:1A-110

Compensation of members; expenses

Section
26:1A-111

Director; compensation; term

Section
26:1A-112

Appointment of staff, compensation.

Section
26:1A-113

Powers and duties of division

Section
26:1A-113.1

Powers and duties of commission.

Section
26:1A-114

Staff of division; qualifications; advisory services; professionally trained personnel

Section
26:1A-115

Salaries and expenses of division; appropriations

Section
26:1A-115.1

Agreements with federal government; reimbursement.

Section
26:1A-121

Appointments and preliminary action prior to operative date of act

Section
26:1A-122

Effective date; operative date

Section
26:1A-123

Findings, declarations relative to women's health.

Section
26:1A-124

Office of Women's Health.

Section
26:1A-125

Appointment of director.

Section
26:1A-126

Duties of office

Section
26:1A-127

Women's Health Advisory Commission.

Section
26:1A-128

Duties of commission.

Section
26:1A-129

Annual report to Legislature, Governor.

Section
26:1A-130

Assistance, services available to the office.

Section
26:1A-131

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:1A-132

Short title.

Section
26:1A-133

Findings, declarations relative to health information technology.

Section
26:1A-134

Definitions relative to health information technology.

Section
26:1A-135

Statewide health care information infrastructure.

Section
26:1A-136

New Jersey Health Information Technology Commission.

Section
26:1A-137

Membership of commission; terms; authority.

Section
26:1A-138

Certification of amount allocable to expenses of the commission.

Section
26:2-56

Department may establish

Section
26:2-57

Amount of fund; application for and payment

Section
26:2-58

Monthly statement to comptroller; reimbursement of fund

Section
26:2-59

Comptroller to decide questions

Section
26:2-60

Authority of Department to accept federal grants; payment of compensation to administrative officers from federal grants

Section
26:2-61

Application for allotments; use of funds received

Section
26:2-62

"Public place" defined

Section
26:2-63

Toilets and washrooms to be kept clean

Section
26:2-64

Toilets; keeping flies away, protection of waters of state; sewage plants excepted

Section
26:2-65

Water for drinking or other uses to meet standards fixed

Section
26:2-66

Food to be protected from flies, dust and dirt

Section
26:2-67

Common towels and drinking utensils

Section
26:2-68

Cleansing of utensils, receptacles, counters, etc.

Section
26:2-69

Garbage

Section
26:2-70

Dishwater, drainage and waste liquids; disposition of

Section
26:2-71

Vermin

Section
26:2-72

Authority of local boards of health not affected

Section
26:2-73

Violations; penalty

Section
26:2-74

Disposition of penalties recovered

Section
26:2-75

Jurisdiction; process

Section
26:2-77

Commitment on failure to pay judgment and costs

Section
26:2-81

Actions relative to presence of marihuana weed.

Section
26:2-82

Destruction of marihuana weed; exceptions.

Section
26:2-82.1

Wild, cultivated or hidden growth of stramonium; certification; destruction

Section
26:2-83

Authority to operate hospitals; acquisition of use of property, buildings, etc.

Section
26:2-86

Destruction or removal of certain domestic pigeons

Section
26:2-87

Establishment of program

Section
26:2-88

Renal disease advisory committee; members; terms; meetings; compensation

Section
26:2-89

Powers and duties of committee

Section
26:2-90

Hemophilia, other disorders defined.

Section
26:2-91

Establishment; purpose.

Section
26:2-92

Powers and duties of department.

Section
26:2-93

Short title

Section
26:2-94

Public policy

Section
26:2-95

Program of care and treatment; establishment

Section
26:2-96

Definitions

Section
26:2-97

Terminal illness advisory committee; members; term of office; meetings; compensation

Section
26:2-98

Powers and duties of department

Section
26:2-99

Right to refuse medical examination, diagnosis or treatment on religious grounds

Section
26:2-100

Severability

Section
26:2-103.1

Findings, declarations relative to universal newborn hearing screening.

Section
26:2-103.2

Definitions relative to universal newborn hearing screening.

Section
26:2-103.3

Screening for hearing loss in all newborn children.

Section
26:2-103.4

Hospital, birthing center to provide for newborn screening for hearing loss.

Section
26:2-103.5

Physician, midwife to advise parent of availability of newborn hearing screening.

Section
26:2-103.6

Central registry of newborns at risk of hearing loss.

Section
26:2-103.7

Screening, monitoring covered service.

Section
26:2-103.8

Hearing Evaluation Council.

Section
26:2-103.9

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-104

Legislative findings and declaration

Section
26:2-105

Establishment, maintenance of State cancer registry.

Section
26:2-106

Reports; rules, regulations; enforcement.

Section
26:2-107

Confidentiality of reports.

Section
26:2-108

Immunity from liability for individuals, organizations providing information.

Section
26:2-109

Inapplicability of act to compel individual to submit to medical or health department examination or supervision

Section
26:2-110

Findings, declarations relative to screening for disorders in newborn infants.

Section
26:2-110a

Newborn Screening Advisory Review Committee.

Section
26:2-111

Newborn Screening Program; fees.

Section
26:2-111.1

Option of additional screening for disorders in infant required; cost.

Section
26:2-111.2

HIV testing required for certain newborns.

Section
26:2-111.3

Findings, declarations relative to newborn screening for congenital heart defects.

Section
26:2-111.4

Birthing facilities required to perform pulse oximetry screening; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-111.5

Testing of newborns for certain lysomal storage disorders required.

Section
26:2-111.6

Testing of infants for adrenoleukodystrophy.

Section
26:2-111.7

"Let Them Be Little Act," screening of newborns for MPSI and MPSII provided.

Section
26:2-111.8

Screening of newborn infants for spinal muscular atrophy.

Section
26:2-112

Agreements with federal government and public health agencies of other states

Section
26:2-113

Legislative findings and declarations

Section
26:2-114

Definitions

Section
26:2-115

Duties of commissioner; programs of education; secondary screening programs

Section
26:2-116

Registry

Section
26:2-117

Annual report

Section
26:2-119

Legislative findings

Section
26:2-120

Definitions

Section
26:2-121

Poison control and drug information program; establishment; hours of service

Section
26:2-122

Services performed

Section
26:2-123

Personnel utilization

Section
26:2-124

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2-125

Definitions

Section
26:2-126

Expansion of hypertension control program

Section
26:2-127

Components of community program.

Section
26:2-128

Authority of commissioner.

Section
26:2-129

Regulations

Section
26:2-130

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2-131

Definitions.

Section
26:2-132

Lead poisoning control program

Section
26:2-134

Comprehensive plan

Section
26:2-135

Annual report

Section
26:2-136

Loans to local boards

Section
26:2-137

Regulations

Section
26:2-137.1

Specifications for lead screening of children, immunizations.

Section
26:2-137.2

Findings, declarations relative to lead exposure of children.

Section
26:2-137.3

Definitions relative to lead exposure.

Section
26:2-137.4

Lead screening performed; requirements.

Section
26:2-137.5

Blood samples; collection, testing

Section
26:2-137.6

Central database maintained; confidentiality.

Section
26:2-137.7

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2-138

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2-139

Definitions

Section
26:2-140

Program continued

Section
26:2-141

Duties, powers.

Section
26:2-142

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2-142.1

Diabetes action plan, report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2-143

Blood specimen from all pregnant women

Section
26:2-144

Determination of Rh blood type

Section
26:2-145

Notification of Rh negative results

Section
26:2-146

Exception

Section
26:2-147

Objection to test

Section
26:2-148

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2-149

Definitions relative to catastrophic illness in children.

Section
26:2-150

Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund

Section
26:2-151

Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund Commission.

Section
26:2-152

Suspension; oaths; vacancies

Section
26:2-153

Officers; quorum

Section
26:2-154

Powers; duties.

Section
26:2-154.1

Settlement of claims; disposition of recovered moneys

Section
26:2-155

Eligibility.

Section
26:2-156

Financial assistance.

Section
26:2-157

Annual surcharge per employee under unemployment compensation fund for relief fund.

Section
26:2-158

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2-159

Annual reports.

Section
26:2-160

Findings, declarations relative to minority and multicultural health

Section
26:2-161

New Jersey Office on Minority and Multicultural Health.

Section
26:2-162

Duties of the office.

Section
26:2-162.1

Study of effects of racial and ethnic disparities on the sexual and reproductive health of African-American women.

Section
26:2-162.2

Regulations.

Section
26:2-163

Powers of the office.

Section
26:2-164

New Jersey Office on Minority and Multicultural Health Advisory Commission.

Section
26:2-165

Duties of advisory commission

Section
26:2-166

Annual report

Section
26:2-167

Assistance of public agencies

Section
26:2-167.1

"Eliminating Health Disparities Initiative."

Section
26:2-167.2

Duties of office.

Section
26:2-167.3

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-168

Breast cancer informational booklets provided by Department of Health

Section
26:2-169

Criteria for compulsive gambling programs; grants.

Section
26:2-170

Findings, declarations relative to out-of-wedlock adolescent births.

Section
26:2-171

Advisory Council on Adolescent Pregnancy.

Section
26:2-172

Advisory council duties.

Section
26:2-173

Assistance, services available.

Section
26:2-174

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2-175

Findings, declarations relative to postpartum depression

Section
26:2-176

Development of policies, procedures for care.

Section
26:2-177

Public awareness campaign.

Section
26:2-178

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-179

Consumer's mercury alert notice, posting, distribution.

Section
26:2-180

Findings, declarations relative to post-polio sequelae.

Section
26:2-181

Public awareness campaign relative to post-polio sequelae.

Section
26:2-182

"Task Force on Cancer Prevention, Early Detection and Treatment in New Jersey."

Section
26:2-183

Duties of task force.

Section
26:2-184

Task force established by E.O.114 continued as this task force.

Section
26:2-184.1

Findings, declarations relative to an ovarian cancer public awareness campaign.

Section
26:2-184.2

Establishment of public awareness campaign.

Section
26:2-184.3

Information included in mammography report.

Section
26:2-184.4

Purpose of information required.

Section
26:2-184.5

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-185

Findings, declarations relative to reporting autism spectrum disorder diagnoses.

Section
26:2-186

Reporting diagnosis to Department of Health.

Section
26:2-186.1

Reporting adult diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder.

Section
26:2-187

Maintenance of up-to-date registry.

Section
26:2-188

Use of reports; immunity for professionals.

Section
26:2-189

Findings, declarations relative to autism, intellectual developmental disabilities awareness for first responders.

Section
26:2-190

Development of training curriculum; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-191

Annual physical examination of child, questions relative to cardiac health required.

Section
26:2-192

Completion, retention of Student-Athlete Cardiac Screening professional development module.

Section
26:2-193

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-194

Information available relative to Down syndrome.

Section
26:2-195

Provision of information upon positive test result for Down syndrome.

Section
26:2-196

Availability of information relative to crib safety.

Section
26:2-197

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2-198

"Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program Initiative."

Section
26:2-199

"My Life, My Plan" program.

Section
26:2A-1

Program to collect, process, store and distribute; educational and research activities; rules; cooperation

Section
26:2A-2

Public policy

Section
26:2A-3

Definitions

Section
26:2A-4

License required, expiration, fees, display of license

Section
26:2A-5

Issuance; application; renewal

Section
26:2A-6

Donor registration statement

Section
26:2A-7

Standards; rules and regulations; contents

Section
26:2A-8

Suspension or revocation of license

Section
26:2A-9

Notice and hearing

Section
26:2A-10

Enforcement by commissioner; authority; obstruction of performance

Section
26:2A-11

Existence of violations at blood bank dangerous to public health; order of commissioner; hearing; injunctive relief

Section
26:2A-12

Violations; penalties

Section
26:2A-13

Short title

Section
26:2A-14

Patient to be informed of blood transfusion options

Section
26:2A-15

Health care facility required to accept autologous, designated blood

Section
26:2A-16

Blood bank to inform donor, patient of fees

Section
26:2A-17

Definitions relative to human milk banks.

Section
26:2A-18

Criteria for operation of a human milk bank.

Section
26:2A-19

On-site facility inspections.

Section
26:2A-20

Civil actions authorized under certain circumstances; additional relief; appeal.

Section
26:2A-21

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2A-22

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2A-23

Findings, declarations relative to embryo storage facilities.

Section
26:2A-24

Definitions relative to embryo storage facilities.

Section
26:2A-25

Licensure for embryo storage facility.

Section
26:2A-26

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2A-27

Application for licensure.

Section
26:2A-28

Fees for licensure.

Section
26:2A-29

Denial, suspension, revocation, refusal to renew license.

Section
26:2A-30

Notice, hearing.

Section
26:2A-31

Violations, third degree crime.

Section
26:2AA-1

Short title.

Section
26:2AA-2

Findings, declarations relative to reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome (RSDS) education and research program.

Section
26:2AA-3

Definitions relative to RSDS.

Section
26:2AA-4

Establishment of education and research program.

Section
26:2AA-5

Responsibilities of Department of Health.

Section
26:2AA-6

Powers of commissioner concerning funding.

Section
26:2AA-7

Findings, declarations relative to orphan disease.

Section
26:2AA-8

New Jersey Rare Disease Advisory Council, established.

Section
26:2AA-9

Purpose of council.

Section
26:2AA-10

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2B-6

Commission on Alcoholism and Promotion of Temperance abolished

Section
26:2B-7

Public policy.

Section
26:2B-8

Definitions.

Section
26:2B-9

Division of alcoholism.

Section
26:2B-9.1

Transfer of bureau of alcohol countermeasures in division of motor vehicles in department of law and public safety to division of alcoholism

Section
26:2B-9.2

"Alcohol Treatment Programs Fund."

Section
26:2B-9.3

Regulations.

Section
26:2B-11

Comprehensive State plan for treatment.

Section
26:2B-12

Program for treatment; facilities; services; annual list; publication.

Section
26:2B-13

Powers of department.

Section
26:2B-14

Facilities; license; rules and regulations; filing information; refusal to grant, suspension, revocation, limitation or restriction; hearing; grounds; violations; penalties; inspection; admission of patients

Section
26:2B-15

Procedures for admission, treatment at a facility.

Section
26:2B-16

Person intoxicated in public place; assistance to facility; determination of intoxication

Section
26:2B-17

Procedure for individuals arrested for violation of municipal ordinance, disorderly persons offense.

Section
26:2B-18

Person under treatment at facility; subjection to supervisory powers of administrator

Section
26:2B-19

Rights of juveniles

Section
26:2B-20

Records; confidentiality; rights of patients

Section
26:2B-21

Rights of person who received treatment at facility; person with an alcohol use disorder.

Section
26:2B-22

Service forces to assist police

Section
26:2B-23

Program of education; services of division.

Section
26:2B-24

Tests for alcohol; written manual; collection of data.

Section
26:2B-25

Review of laws and regulations on manufacture, sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages; report

Section
26:2B-26

Laws, ordinances or regulations of local government on public intoxication or inconsistent with act; prohibition; exemptions

Section
26:2B-27

Department of Health designated.

Section
26:2B-28

Transfer of property, moneys, obligations, and officers and employees under prior law to division; retention of supervisory powers by department

Section
26:2B-29

Repeal and prohibition of ordinance, resolution or other legislation on offense of public intoxication

Section
26:2B-30

Severability

Section
26:2B-31

Short title

Section
26:2B-32

Fund established

Section
26:2B-33

Plan for community services.

Section
26:2B-34

Allotment formula.

Section
26:2B-35

Distribution of enforcement moneys

Section
26:2B-36

Findings, declarations relative to alcoholism, drug abuse among the deaf, hard of hearing, disabled

Section
26:2B-37

"Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Disabled."

Section
26:2B-38

Program contents.

Section
26:2B-39

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2B-40

Licensing for certain residential drug treatment programs; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2BB-1

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2BB-2

Governor's Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse.

Section
26:2BB-3

Appointment of executive director, staff

Section
26:2BB-4

Authority, powers of council

Section
26:2BB-5

Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse

Section
26:2BB-6

Transfer of functions, powers, duties

Section
26:2BB-7

Alliance to Prevent Alcoholism and Drug Abuse

Section
26:2BB-8

County Alliance Steering Subcommittee; functions and powers; review and revision of plan

Section
26:2BB-9

Municipal Alliance Committee

Section
26:2BB-10

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2BB-11

Advisory commission abolished

Section
26:2BB-12

Supersedure, repeal of inconsistent acts

Section
26:2BB-13

Evaluation

Section
26:2BB-14

Continuation of funding

Section
26:2C-1

Short title

Section
26:2C-2

Definitions.

Section
26:2C-3.1

Air pollution control commission abolished; transfer of functions, powers and duties

Section
26:2C-3.2

Clean Air Council

Section
26:2C-3.2a

Clean air council; membership by state commissioner of health

Section
26:2C-3.3

Powers and duties of council

Section
26:2C-8

Powers of department relative to air pollution.

Section
26:2C-8.1

Codes, rules, regulations concerning motor vehicles

Section
26:2C-8.2

Applicability of code, rule, regulation to classes of vehicles

Section
26:2C-8.3

Standards and requirements for control of air contaminants; motor vehicles having air pollution control devices

Section
26:2C-8.4

Standards and requirements for control of air contaminants, motor vehicles without air pollution control devices.

Section
26:2C-8.5

Manner of formulation and promulgation of codes, rules and regulations

Section
26:2C-8.10

Sale, use of reformulated gasoline; program expiration

Section
26:2C-8.11

Air pollution control rules, regulations.

Section
26:2C-8.14

Written report, list, inventory.

Section
26:2C-8.15

Findings, declarations relative to California Low Emission Vehicle program.

Section
26:2C-8.16

Definitions relative to low emission vehicles.

Section
26:2C-8.17

Implementation of California Low Emission Vehicle program; substantive changes.

Section
26:2C-8.17a

Extended warranty for partial zero emission vehicles.

Section
26:2C-8.18

Zero emission vehicle credit bank.

Section
26:2C-8.22

Findings, declarations relative to MTBE.

Section
26:2C-8.23

Definitions relative to MTBE.

Section
26:2C-8.24

Prohibitions against sale in State of gasoline containing MTBE.

Section
26:2C-8.25

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2C-8.26

Findings, declarations relative to regulation of fine particle emissions from diesel engines.

Section
26:2C-8.27

Definitions relative to regulation of fine particle emissions from diesel engines.

Section
26:2C-8.28

DEP rules, regulations.

Section
26:2C-8.29

DEP to consult when developing rules, regulations concerning diesel commercial buses.

Section
26:2C-8.30

Public outreach program to owners of affected vehicles, equipment.

Section
26:2C-8.31

Closed crankcase technology for regulated school buses.

Section
26:2C-8.32

Study to identify, quantify sources of fine particles in cabin of regulated school buses.

Section
26:2C-8.33

Rules and regulations relative to idling school buses, consistency with "Air Pollution Control Act (1954)."

Section
26:2C-8.34

Submissions to DEP by owner of regulated vehicle, equipment.

Section
26:2C-8.35

Approval of fleet retrofit plans.

Section
26:2C-8.36

Anniversary date of plans, submissions required from owner.

Section
26:2C-8.37

Inapplicability relative to vehicles, equipment meeting federal standard.

Section
26:2C-8.38

Voluntary repowering, replacing, or rebuilding of equipment.

Section
26:2C-8.39

Record listing for each regulated vehicle, piece of equipment.

Section
26:2C-8.40

Labeling of retrofit devices.

Section
26:2C-8.41

Compliance forms for regulated equipment.

Section
26:2C-8.42

Issuance of one-page compliance forms.

Section
26:2C-8.43

Retaining form on vehicle, piece of equipment; record copies.

Section
26:2C-8.44

MVC rules, regulations relative to one-time confirmation of compliance with plans.

Section
26:2C-8.45

Alternative approach for reimbursement of cost for retrofit devices.

Section
26:2C-8.46

Joint rules, regulations relative to training.

Section
26:2C-8.47

Consultation when adopting rules, regulations.

Section
26:2C-8.48

Coordination of programs by DEP with MVC and DLPS.

Section
26:2C-8.49

Coordination of programs by DLPS with DEP and MVC.

Section
26:2C-8.50

Percentage of ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel required on-road.

Section
26:2C-8.51

Inapplicability relative to farm vehicles, equipment.

Section
26:2C-8.52

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2C-8.53

"Diesel Risk Mitigation Fund"; money credited, use.

Section
26:2C-8.54

Allocation of moneys in fund, application for reimbursement.

Section
26:2C-8.55

Rules, regulations relative to filing requirements for reimbursement.

Section
26:2C-8.56

Denial of application for reimbursement.

Section
26:2C-8.57

Prohibitions relative to certain retrofitting of diesel-powered vehicles.

Section
26:2C-9

Department's duties relative to air pollution control; fees

Section
26:2C-9.1

Interference with performance of duties; entrance to premises

Section
26:2C-9.2

Regulation of equipment, control apparatus

Section
26:2C-9.3

Findings, declarations, determinations

Section
26:2C-9.4

Construction, etc., of air pollution control equipment during pendency of permit application

Section
26:2C-9.5

Emission fees.

Section
26:2C-9.6

Dedication, appropriation of revenues

Section
26:2C-9.7

Annual report on air quality

Section
26:2C-9.8

Rules, regulations; fees.

Section
26:2C-14

Order to cease

Section
26:2C-14.1

Hearing on request; final order

Section
26:2C-16

Evidence at hearing; transcript

Section
26:2C-17

Hearings before department

Section
26:2C-19

Actions to prohibit and prevent violations; civil administrative penalty; civil penalty; notice of release of air contaminants; penalties; alternative dispute resolution

Section
26:2C-19.1

Findings, declaration

Section
26:2C-19.2

Entitlement to affirmative defense

Section
26:2C-19.3

No entitlement to affirmative defense

Section
26:2C-19.4

Construction of act

Section
26:2C-19.5

Rules, regulations; unavailability of affirmative defense

Section
26:2C-20

Review

Section
26:2C-21

Existing remedies not impaired

Section
26:2C-22

Relation of local ordinances or regulations to State law

Section
26:2C-23

Functions of Department of Health not impaired

Section
26:2C-24

Clean air scholarship intern program

Section
26:2C-25

Graduate study program

Section
26:2C-25.1

Small Business Compliance Advisory Panel

Section
26:2C-25.2

Industry, environmental work groups

Section
26:2C-26

Short title

Section
26:2C-27

Legislative findings

Section
26:2C-28

"Area" defined

Section
26:2C-29

Air pollution emergency; determination

Section
26:2C-30

Proclamation by Governor

Section
26:2C-31

Gubernatorial order; duration

Section
26:2C-32

Enforcement of orders

Section
26:2C-33

Violation of order; penalty

Section
26:2C-34

Liability for torts in enforcement of order

Section
26:2C-35

Aggrieved persons; hearing; notice

Section
26:2C-36

Stand-by orders

Section
26:2C-37

Short title.

Section
26:2C-38

Findings, declarations relative to greenhouse gas emissions.

Section
26:2C-39

Definitions relative to greenhouse gas emissions.

Section
26:2C-40

Limit on Statewide greenhouse gas emissions mandated for 2020, 2050.

Section
26:2C-41

Rules, regulations for monitoring, reporting emissions.

Section
26:2C-42

Evaluation of policies and measures; reports.

Section
26:2C-43

Reports.

Section
26:2C-44

Designation of independent research panel to review agency reports.

Section
26:2C-45

Findings, declarations relative to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

Section
26:2C-46

Definitions relative to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

Section
26:2C-47

Greenhouse gas emissions allowance trading program.

Section
26:2C-48

Certified dispatch agreement facility eligible to purchase allowances, price.

Section
26:2C-49

Certification that dispatch agreement facility qualifies for purchase of allowances.

Section
26:2C-50

"Global Warming Solutions Fund."

Section
26:2C-51

Coordination in administration of programs; use of moneys.

Section
26:2C-52

Guidelines, priority ranking system for allocation of funds.

Section
26:2C-53

Annual appropriation of moneys in fund.

Section
26:2C-54

Interim decision as to comparability of national program; rules, regulations; final decision; disposition of allowances.

Section
26:2C-55

Authority of commissioner, board president.

Section
26:2C-56

Action plan for ratepayer relief, certain circumstances.

Section
26:2C-57

Severability.

Section
26:2C-58

State required to join United States Climate Alliance.

Section
26:2C-59

20-year time horizon for calculating global warming potential to measure global warming impact of greenhouse gases.

Section
26:2C-60

Definitions relative to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

Section
26:2C-61

Use of certain products prohibited.

Section
26:2C-63

Requirements concerning refrigerants.

Section
26:2C-64

Violations, enforcement and penalty.

Section
26:2C-65

Reports.

Section
26:2C-66

Construction of act.

Section
26:2C-67

Severability.

Section
26:2C-68

New Jersey Fuel Cell Task Force.

Section
26:2D-1

Short title

Section
26:2D-2

Definitions

Section
26:2D-3

Commission on Radiation Protection

Section
26:2D-4

Commissioners' terms

Section
26:2D-5

Compensation of commissioners

Section
26:2D-6

Organization, officers

Section
26:2D-7

Promulgation of codes, rules or regulations

Section
26:2D-8

Review of policies and program of department of health

Section
26:2D-9

Duties of department

Section
26:2D-9.1

Agreements with federal government; assumption of regulatory authority by state

Section
26:2D-9.2

Agreements with federal government or other states or agencies; performance of functions on co-operative basis

Section
26:2D-10

Prevention of exposure to unnecessary radiation

Section
26:2D-11.1

Embargo of articles with radiation hazards; tagging; prohibition of use, sale or disposal, or impoundment; disposal or return; conditions

Section
26:2D-11.2

Embargo; hearing; stay; conditions

Section
26:2D-12

Emergency orders; hearing

Section
26:2D-13

Actions to prevent violations; injunctions; penalties

Section
26:2D-14

Service of notice

Section
26:2D-15

Existing remedies not impaired

Section
26:2D-16

Review

Section
26:2D-17

Approval of local regulations

Section
26:2D-18

Radioactive materials; transportation or storage or detention pending transit; certificate of handling

Section
26:2D-19

Submission of information and issuance of certificate

Section
26:2D-20

Discharge or threat of discharge of radioactivity; prevention or abatement; recovery of costs

Section
26:2D-21

Rules and regulations

Section
26:2D-22

Violations; penalties; crime of fourth degree; enforcement

Section
26:2D-23

Obstruction, hindrance, delay or interference of personnel of department in performance of duties

Section
26:2D-23.1

Radioactive materials prohibited from transportation or storage in transit

Section
26:2D-23.2

Designation or definition of additional categories or subcategories

Section
26:2D-23.3

Certificates of handling

Section
26:2D-23.4

Violations; penalties

Section
26:2D-24

Legislative findings and declarations

Section
26:2D-25

Short title

Section
26:2D-26

Definitions.

Section
26:2D-27

X-ray technologist licenses.

Section
26:2D-27.1

Additional license required to operate hybrid fusion imaging technology; terms defined.

Section
26:2D-27.2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2D-28

Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners.

Section
26:2D-29

Qualifications.

Section
26:2D-30

Training programs.

Section
26:2D-31

License examination; in lieu certificate, registration or license

Section
26:2D-32

Issuance of licenses

Section
26:2D-33

Licenses; renewal; duration; fee; radiologic technologist; renewal within 5 years; existing certificates; CXT certification; limited certificate

Section
26:2D-34

Suspension, revocation, censure, or other discipline.

Section
26:2D-35

Employment of unlicensed radiologic technologist, assistant.

Section
26:2D-36

Violations; sanctions

Section
26:2D-37

Short title

Section
26:2D-38

Legislative findings and determinations

Section
26:2D-39

Definitions

Section
26:2D-40

State radiation emergency response plan; preparation and adoption; revision and update

Section
26:2D-41

Municipality with nuclear facilities or designation as affected municipality; local radiation emergency response plan

Section
26:2D-42

County emergency response plans

Section
26:2D-43

Powers and duties of department

Section
26:2D-44

Powers and duties of division

Section
26:2D-45

Duties of department of health

Section
26:2D-46

Duties of department of transportation

Section
26:2D-47

Duties of department of energy

Section
26:2D-48

Assessment against operator of nuclear electric generating facility; levy and payment.

Section
26:2D-48.1

Additional assessment for provision of supplemental security.

Section
26:2D-48.2

Operator not liable for assessment under certain circumstances.

Section
26:2D-49

Objections; hearing

Section
26:2D-50

Determination by state treasurer; amended, invalid or valid statement

Section
26:2D-51

Prohibition of action to restrain or delay payment; refund after payment

Section
26:2D-52

Failure to pay or file objections

Section
26:2D-53

Rules and regulations

Section
26:2D-54

Inspection of buildings and places

Section
26:2D-55

Continuance and expiration of existing state radiation emergency plan

Section
26:2D-56

Severability

Section
26:2D-57

Violations; penalty; injunction

Section
26:2D-58

Advice of Governor's advisory council for emergency services

Section
26:2D-59

Radon gas, progeny study

Section
26:2D-60

Voluntary registry

Section
26:2D-61

Monitoring

Section
26:2D-62

Public information and education program

Section
26:2D-70

Radon tester certification

Section
26:2D-71

Radon mitigator certification

Section
26:2D-72

Mandatory programs

Section
26:2D-73

Confidentiality

Section
26:2D-74

Disclosure to Department of Environmental Protection

Section
26:2D-75

Fee schedule

Section
26:2D-76

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2D-77

3rd degree crimes

Section
26:2D-78

Not public records

Section
26:2D-79

Specialized scientific personnel

Section
26:2D-80

New-house testing

Section
26:2D-81

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2D-82

"Tanning facility" defined

Section
26:2D-82.1

Restrictions on use of tanning facilities by minors.

Section
26:2D-83

Minimum safety standards for tanning facilities established.

Section
26:2D-84

Compliance with safety standards; certification, periodic inspections

Section
26:2D-85

"Non-Ionizing Radiation Fund."

Section
26:2D-86

Tanning facility; annual registration, fee.

Section
26:2D-87

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2D-88

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2D-89

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2F-1

Short title

Section
26:2F-2.1

Legislative findings and declaration

Section
26:2F-3

Definitions

Section
26:2F-6.1

Public health priority funds for each municipality; determination; formula

Section
26:2F-6.2

Use of public health priority funds

Section
26:2F-7

Special projects and development fund, established; grants.

Section
26:2F-8

Qualification for grant by local health agency

Section
26:2F-9

Public health priority funding; notification; application

Section
26:2F-11

Payments

Section
26:2F-12

Audit by commissioner; examination of agency records; unexpended funds and audit exceptions; return; disposition

Section
26:2F-13

Failure to provide or meet standards for priority health services; reduction or discontinuance of aid; late application or report; penalty

Section
26:2F-13.1

Unallocated public health priority funds; carry forward; special grants

Section
26:2F-13.2

Administrative rules

Section
26:2F-14

Annual report

Section
26:2F-15

Per capita factor

Section
26:2G-1

Short title; purpose.

Section
26:2G-2

Division of narcotic and drug abuse control; establishment; division defined

Section
26:2G-3

Certain functions, powers, duties transferred.

Section
26:2G-4

Director of narcotic and drug abuse control; appointment

Section
26:2G-5

Additional powers of director.

Section
26:2G-6

Organization of division; rules and regulations

Section
26:2G-7

Federal grants

Section
26:2G-8

Appropriations

Section
26:2G-9

Transfer of certain employees to division of narcotic and drug abuse control

Section
26:2G-10

Civil service, pension and retirement protected

Section
26:2G-11

Transfer of certain files, books, papers, records and equipment to division of narcotic and drug abuse control

Section
26:2G-12

Orders, rules and regulations heretofore made not affected by this act

Section
26:2G-13

Actions or proceedings not affected by this act

Section
26:2G-14

Applications or requests; filing

Section
26:2G-15

Repeal of inconsistent acts

Section
26:2G-16

Partial invalidity

Section
26:2G-21

Narcotic and drug abuse treatment centers; public policy

Section
26:2G-22

Definitions.

Section
26:2G-23

Certificate of approval; application.

Section
26:2G-24

Investigation of applicant, facilities; issuance of certificate.

Section
26:2G-25

Rules, regulations, minimum standards for treatment.

Section
26:2G-25.1

Database relative to availability of beds in residential substance use disorders treatment facilities.

Section
26:2G-25.2

Submission of information for publication on database.

Section
26:2G-26

Inspection

Section
26:2G-27

Denial, revocation or suspension of certificate of approval; notice; hearing; order; appeal

Section
26:2G-28

Unauthorized operation of treatment center; penalties; action to recover penalty.

Section
26:2G-29

Unauthorized operation of treatment center; injunction.

Section
26:2G-30

Date of compliance for treatment center in operation at time of promulgation of rules and regulations

Section
26:2G-31

Public policy.

Section
26:2G-32

Definitions

Section
26:2G-33

Establishment; administration; outreach offices

Section
26:2G-34

Program of medical and community services.

Section
26:2G-35

Employees, advisers and consultants; appointment

Section
26:2G-36

Rules and regulations; state and other clinics

Section
26:2G-37

Acceptance of gifts, grants, etc.

Section
26:2G-38

Annual preparation of Substance Use Treatment Provider Performance Report.

Section
26:2H-1

Declaration of public policy.

Section
26:2H-2

Definitions.

Section
26:2H-4

Health Care Administration Board; membership; appointment; terms; vacancies; meetings; compensation

Section
26:2H-5

Commissioner's powers.

Section
26:2H-5.1

Collection of information on costs and revenues; report to legislature

Section
26:2H-5.1a

Regulations for oversight of hospitals.

Section
26:2H-5.1b

Conditions for licensure of general hospital.

Section
26:2H-5.1c

Ambulatory care facility to use common billing form.

Section
26:2H-5.1d

Identification numbers of physicians publicly available.

Section
26:2H-5.1e

Quarterly report from ambulatory care facility; required information.

Section
26:2H-5.1f

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5.1g

Regulations.

Section
26:2H-5.7

State Health Planning Board established.

Section
26:2H-5.8

Review of application for certificate of need.

Section
26:2H-5.10

Findings, declarations relative to use of needles, sharp devices in health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-5.11

Definitions relative to use of needles, sharp devices in health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-5.12

Integrated safety features required on needles, etc.; dentists, exempt, certain circumstances.

Section
26:2H-5.13

Responsibilities of health care facility.

Section
26:2H-5.14

Review of health care facilities reports, recommendations.

Section
26:2H-5.15

Annual report to Legislature.

Section
26:2H-5.16

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5.17

Short title.

Section
26:2H-5.18

Findings, declarations relative to prevention of violence against health care workers.

Section
26:2H-5.19

Definitions relative to prevention of violence against health care workers.

Section
26:2H-5.20

Establishment of violence prevention program in covered health care facility.

Section
26:2H-5.21

Retaliatory action prohibited.

Section
26:2H-5.22

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2H-5.23

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5.24

Findings, declarations relative to designated caregivers.

Section
26:2H-5.25

Definitions relative to designated caregivers.

Section
26:2H-5.26

Designation of caregiver.

Section
26:2H-5.27

Notification to designated caregiver of discharge, transfer.

Section
26:2H-5.28

Hospital to consult with designated caregiver.

Section
26:2H-5.29

Construction of act relative to advance care directive.

Section
26:2H-5.30

Construction of act relative to private right of action against hospital.

Section
26:2H-5.31

Discharge, transfer of patient unaffected.

Section
26:2H-5.32

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5.33

Definitions relative to actions by health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-5.34

Notation in medical record of increased risk of symptoms caused by a dementia related disorder; definitions.

Section
26:2H-5.35

Determination by general acute care hospital if patient is homeless or a military veteran.

Section
26:2H-5a

Coordination of hospital inspections

Section
26:2H-5b

Routine monitoring of pain as fifth vital sign required.

Section
26:2H-5c

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5d

Provision of information by home health agency to patient.

Section
26:2H-5d1

Home health agency to comply with standards for treatment of hemophilia.

Section
26:2H-5e

Adoption of policies for notifying family members of patient deaths by health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-5f

Findings, declarations relative to staffing in certain health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-5g

Compilation, posting of certain staffing information by health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-5h

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5i

New Jersey Report Card of Hospital Maternity Care.

Section
26:2H-5j

Information included on report card.

Section
26:2H-5k

Revision, addition of complications.

Section
26:2H-5l

Contract for provision of home health care.

Section
26:2H-5m

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-5n

Hospital to provide medical, billing records; fees.

Section
26:2H-5o

Definitions relative to palliative, hospice care.

Section
26:2H-5p

"Palliative Care and Hospice Care Consumer and Professional Information and Education Program."

Section
26:2H-5q

Provision of information to certain patients, residents and family members.

Section
26:2H-5r

Palliative Care and Hospice Care Advisory Council.

Section
26:2H-5s

Provision of palliative care services for patients treated in the emergency department.

Section
26:2H-6.1

Findings, declarations relative to certificate of need.

Section
26:2H-7

Certificate of need required for construction, expansion of health care facility.

Section
26:2H-7.1

Exemption; land acquired prior to effective date of act

Section
26:2H-7.2

Exemption from certificate of need.

Section
26:2H-7.3

Nursing homes exempt from certificate of need requirement.

Section
26:2H-7.4

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2H-7.5

Definitions regarding subacute care units

Section
26:2H-7.6

Requirements for subacute care unit.

Section
26:2H-7.7

Patient diagnostic categories; inpatient rehabilitation criteria; admission to subacute care, requirements

Section
26:2H-7.8

Licensure requirements; quarterly reports

Section
26:2H-7.10

Short title.

Section
26:2H-7.11

Additional requirements for nonprofit hospitals relative to acquisitions; exemptions; procedures.

Section
26:2H-7.12

Exemption.

Section
26:2H-7.13

Applicability of act.

Section
26:2H-7.14

Construction of act.

Section
26:2H-7.15

Definitions relative to assisted living.

Section
26:2H-7.16

Evaluation of applicant prior to approval of certificate of need.

Section
26:2H-7.17

Issuance of assisted living administrator certification; criminal history record check.

Section
26:2H-7.18

Information provided for criminal history record background check; procedure.

Section
26:2H-7.19

Applicant to assume cost of criminal history record background check.

Section
26:2H-7.20

Fine for false sworn statement.

Section
26:2H-7.21

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-7.22

Definitions relative to hospital licensure to perform certain cardiac procedures.

Section
26:2H-7.23

Application, issuance of license as cardiac surgery center.

Section
26:2H-7.24

Information furnished to patient by hospital.

Section
26:2H-7.25

Application prior to transferring ownership of a nursing home.

Section
26:2H-7.26

Requirements of transfer of ownership application.

Section
26:2H-7.27

Notice to departments prior to selling, transferring ownership.

Section
26:2H-7a

Exemptions from certificate of need requirement.

Section
26:2H-7c

Exemptions from certificate of need requirement.

Section
26:2H-7d

Certain health care equipment exempt.

Section
26:2H-8

Requirements for certificate of need

Section
26:2H-9

Issuance of certificate of need.

Section
26:2H-10

Application for certificate of need; fee.

Section
26:2H-11.1

Requirements for applicants for certificate of need, initial licensure for certain facilities.

Section
26:2H-12

Operation, requirements for certain health care facilities; application for license; fee.

Section
26:2H-12.1

Health care facility to provide privileges for podiatrists, psychologists

Section
26:2H-12.2

Repealed by L.2005,c.83,s.20, amended by L.2005,c.259,s.34 to change "podiatry" to "podiatric medicine."

Section
26:2H-12.2a

Maintenance of records of complaints, disciplinary actions.

Section
26:2H-12.2b

Notification relative to certain impairments of health care professionals; definitions.

Section
26:2H-12.2c

Disclosure of information by health care entity.

Section
26:2H-12.2d

Provision of information by health care professional, immunity from civil liability.

Section
26:2H-12.3

Hospital respite care program

Section
26:2H-12.4

Application procedure for hospital respite care program.

Section
26:2H-12.5

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2H-12.6

Care of newborn children.

Section
26:2H-12.6a

Preparation, distribution of resource guide providing information on child abuse, neglect.

Section
26:2H-12.6b

Definitions relative to emergency contraception for sexual assault victims.

Section
26:2H-12.6c

Provision of emergency care to sexual assault victim.

Section
26:2H-12.6d

Policies, procedures concerning personnel training.

Section
26:2H-12.6e

Written information relative to emergency contraception for sexual assault victims.

Section
26:2H-12.6f

Responsibilities of commissioner concerning compliance.

Section
26:2H-12.6g

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.6h

Pregnant woman permitted to be accompanied in hospital room during period of labor and delivery.

Section
26:2H-12.7

Legislative findings and declarations

Section
26:2H-12.8

Rights of persons admitted to a general hospital.

Section
26:2H-12.8a

Identification of staff member to patient

Section
26:2H-12.9

Summary of rights given to all patients, posted in general hospital rooms

Section
26:2H-12.9a

Revision of written summary, notice

Section
26:2H-12.9b

Short title

Section
26:2H-12.9c

Discharge summary required for transfer of patients

Section
26:2H-12.9d

Noncompliance, penalties

Section
26:2H-12.10

Filing of complaint

Section
26:2H-12.11

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2H-12.12

Responsibility of health care facilities for filing claims.

Section
26:2H-12.13

Posting of drinking water test reports by general hospitals.

Section
26:2H-12.14

Posting of drinking water test reports by rehabilitation centers, extended care facilities, nursing homes.

Section
26:2H-12.15

Regulations on use of unlicensed assistive personnel.

Section
26:2H-12.16

Definitions relative to residential facilities for Medicaid recipients; 10 percent utilization requirement.

Section
26:2H-12.17

Waiver of utilization requirement.

Section
26:2H-12.18

Reserve requirement as fulfillment of utilization requirements.

Section
26:2H-12.19

Construction of act.

Section
26:2H-12.20

Applicability of act.

Section
26:2H-12.21

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.22

Domestic partner permitted visitation in health care facility.

Section
26:2H-12.23

Short title

Section
26:2H-12.24

Findings, declarations relative to patient safety

Section
26:2H-12.25

Definitions relative to patient safety; plans; reports; documentation, notification of adverse effects, etc.

Section
26:2H-12.25a

Compilation of findings on patient safety; annual reports.

Section
26:2H-12.25b

Certain data included in New Jersey Hospital Performance Report; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.25c

General hospital prohibited from seeking payment for certain conditions; notification to patients.

Section
26:2H-12.26

Nursing homes, assisted living facilities, defibrillator, trained personnel; required.

Section
26:2H-12.27

Findings, declarations relative to designation of stroke centers.

Section
26:2H-12.28

Designation of hospitals as stroke centers.

Section
26:2H-12.28a

Stroke Care Advisory Panel.

Section
26:2H-12.31

Awarding of matching grants to designated stroke centers.

Section
26:2H-12.32

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2H-12.33

Availability of certain information on departmental website.

Section
26:2H-12.34

Training required for service as trustee of general hospital, conditions.

Section
26:2H-12.35

Findings, declarations relative to prevention of health care facility-acquired infections.

Section
26:2H-12.36

Hospitals required to implement an infection program, reporting of cases of MRSA.

Section
26:2H-12.37

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2H-12.38

Report to the Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2H-12.39

Short title.

Section
26:2H-12.40

Findings, declarations relative to reporting of infection rates by hospitals.

Section
26:2H-12.41

Quarterly reports by general hospital to Department of Health.

Section
26:2H-12.42

Prompt advice to hospital from commissioner to improve performance.

Section
26:2H-12.43

Information available to public on Internet website.

Section
26:2H-12.44

Expansion of reporting requirements.

Section
26:2H-12.45

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.46

Hospital to inform pregnant patients of option to donate umbilical cord blood, placental tissue.

Section
26:2H-12.47

Information provided to patients.

Section
26:2H-12.48

Provision of copy of brochure to pregnant patients.

Section
26:2H-12.49

Construction of act.

Section
26:2H-12.50

General hospital to conduct public meetings.

Section
26:2H-12.51

Notice of meeting on department's website.

Section
26:2H-12.52

Limitation on charges for certain uninsured patients.

Section
26:2H-12.53

Sliding scale for certain hospital charges.

Section
26:2H-12.54

Findings, declarations relative to pressure ulcers in nursing home residents.

Section
26:2H-12.55

Replacement of mattresses with pressure redistribution mattresses.

Section
26:2H-12.56

Definitions relative to certain health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-12.57

Written informational sheet for assisted living facilities.

Section
26:2H-12.58

Distribution of informational sheets.

Section
26:2H-12.59

Online brochure relative to bone marrow donation.

Section
26:2H-12.60

Submission of bill to Medicare beneficiary by health care facility; reporting of nonpayment.

Section
26:2H-12.61

Discharge of patients from certain residences; provision for care in alternate facility.

Section
26:2H-12.62

Definitions relative to qualifications for employment as surgical technologist.

Section
26:2H-12.63

Requirements for practicing surgical technology.

Section
26:2H-12.64

Requirements for employment.

Section
26:2H-12.65

Continuing education requirement.

Section
26:2H-12.66

Verification of eligibility to practice.

Section
26:2H-12.67

Person permitted to act within scope of practice of license.

Section
26:2H-12.68

Definitions relative to disposal of prescription medications by health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-12.69

Health care facilities prohibited from discharging prescription medication into public wastewater collection or septic system; exceptions.

Section
26:2H-12.70

Department to ensure compliance.

Section
26:2H-12.71

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2H-12.72

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.73

Protocols established by general hospitals relative to SCTUs.

Section
26:2H-12.74

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.75

Findings, declarations relative to pediatric respite care facilities.

Section
26:2H-12.76

"Pediatric respite care facility" defined.

Section
26:2H-12.77

Application for licensure.

Section
26:2H-12.78

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.79

Definitions relative to certain health care facilities required to be equipped with generators.

Section
26:2H-12.80

Hospital and physician incentive plan.

Section
26:2H-12.81

Applicability of plan.

Section
26:2H-12.82

Institutional and specialty specific goals.

Section
26:2H-12.83

Review of plans, authority of department.

Section
26:2H-12.84

Shared clinical space for primary health care and behavioral health care services.

Section
26:2H-12.85

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.86

Facility offering behavioral health care services, policy for use of medical cannabis by qualifying patient.

Section
26:2H-12.87

Definitions, requirements for certain facilities relative to outbreak response plans.

Section
26:2H-12.87a

Statewide nursing home infection control, prevention infrastructure assessment.

Section
26:2H-12.88

Hospital emergency department to inquire about pregnancy history of certain patients.

Section
26:2H-12.89

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.90

Long-Term Care Emergency Operations Center (LTCEOC)

Section
26:2H-12.91

Regional medical coordination center model for disaster response.

Section
26:2H-12.92

Duties of long-term care facility during infectious disease outbreak.

Section
26:2H-12.93

Available, appropriate sources of federal funding.

Section
26:2H-12.94

Report to National Healthcare Safety Network database.

Section
26:2H-12.95

Electronic health record system.

Section
26:2H-12.96

Employment of certain homemaker-home health aides.

Section
26:2H-12.97

Definitions relative to the prevention of social isolation in certain facilities.

Section
26:2H-12.98

Social isolation prevention policies required.

Section
26:2H-12.99

Inspections; violations, penalties.

Section
26:2H-12.100

Stockpiling of personal protective equipment in long-term care facilities, hospitals.

Section
26:2H-12.101

Definitions concerning resident rights in long-term care facilities.

Section
26:2H-12.102

Prohibited actions by staff.

Section
26:2H-12.103

Information included in resident records.

Section
26:2H-12.104

Confidentiality of certain resident information.

Section
26:2H-12.105

Violations, civil penalties, administrative action.

Section
26:2H-12.106

Training for administrators, staff.

Section
26:2H-12.107

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-12.108

Hospital, birthing center to provide bias training.

Section
26:2H-12.109

Licensed general acute care hospital addressing homelessness, housing insecurity.

Section
26:2H-12a

Requirements for licensure of mental health programs

Section
26:2H-12b

Religious accommodation regarding admission procedures at licensed health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-13

Violations; penalties; notice; hearing

Section
26:2H-13.1

Revocation

Section
26:2H-14

Unlicensed health care facility; rules; violations; penalties.

Section
26:2H-14.1

Definitions

Section
26:2H-14.2

Heat emergency action plan.

Section
26:2H-14.3

Rules, regulations relative to air conditioning, adequate ventilation.

Section
26:2H-14.4

Air conditioning, heating required in certain facilities.

Section
26:2H-14.4a

Grant of waiver due to unusual events beyond control of facility.

Section
26:2H-14.5

Requirements for handling of security deposits paid to residential health care facility

Section
26:2H-14.6

Commingling of security deposits, conditions

Section
26:2H-14.7

Violations; cause of action

Section
26:2H-14.8

Short title.

Section
26:2H-14.9

Findings, declarations relative to health care worker, patient safety.

Section
26:2H-14.10

Definitions relative to health care worker, patient safety.

Section
26:2H-14.11

Establishment of safe patient handling program; requirements.

Section
26:2H-14.12

Safe patient handling committee.

Section
26:2H-14.13

Certain retaliatory actions against health care worker prohibited.

Section
26:2H-14.14

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2H-14.15

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-15

Representation as health care facility by unlicensed facility; inspection; penalties; cease and desist order.

Section
26:2H-16

Health Care Facilities Improvement Fund

Section
26:2H-17

Review by court

Section
26:2H-18

License, authorization required for receipt of reimbursement, grant-in-aid.

Section
26:2H-18.2

Annual fees

Section
26:2H-18.24

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2H-18.25

Definitions

Section
26:2H-18.26

Approval of hospital's rates by commission authorized

Section
26:2H-18.27

"New Jersey Health Care Trust Fund" established

Section
26:2H-18.28

Determination of uniform Statewide uncompensated care add-on

Section
26:2H-18.29

Approval of hospital's reasonable uncompensated care costs

Section
26:2H-18.30

Remission of mandatory assessment to fund by hospital

Section
26:2H-18.31

Reimbursement to hospital of uncompensated care cost

Section
26:2H-18.32

Designation of hospitals where county welfare agency employee will be stationed to determine Medicaid eligibility

Section
26:2H-18.33

Collection procedure followed by hospital after discharge of patient

Section
26:2H-18.34

Annual audit of hospital's uncompensated care

Section
26:2H-18.35

Reporting by hospitals of patient accounts referred to collection agency

Section
26:2H-18.36

Submission of information about income of persons whose income tax refund, homestead rebate was applied to patient account

Section
26:2H-18.37

Quality control reviews of audits of hospital uncompensated care

Section
26:2H-18.38

Adjustment of hospital's rate schedule to reflect services provided to certain emergency room patients

Section
26:2H-18.39

Employers not providing health insurance required to provide employer assistance

Section
26:2H-18.40

Monies remaining in "Uncompensated Care Reduction - Pilot Program" account to subsidize pilot program for small business employees

Section
26:2H-18.41

Hospital shall not advertise availability of uncompensated care

Section
26:2H-18.42

Hospital not claiming deduction for bad debt eligible for reimbursement for charity care

Section
26:2H-18.43

Compensation provided for cost of advanced life support services

Section
26:2H-18.44

Determination of eligibility for uncompensated care not applicable to patient found indigent

Section
26:2H-18.45

Pilot program to create partnership between urban hospitals and community health centers

Section
26:2H-18.46

Report on status of fund

Section
26:2H-18.47

"Health Care Cost Reduction Fund" established

Section
26:2H-18.48

Transfer of employees, appropriations etc. to the "New Jersey Health Care Trust Fund"

Section
26:2H-18.50

Short title

Section
26:2H-18.51

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2H-18.52

Definitions relative to provision of health care services to low income persons.

Section
26:2H-18.53

Revenue cap

Section
26:2H-18.54a

New Jersey Essential Health Services Commission abolished

Section
26:2H-18.55

Duties of commissioner

Section
26:2H-18.55a

Compilation of information relative to employed recipients of charity care.

Section
26:2H-18.57

Assessment of per adjusted admission charge; use of funds.

Section
26:2H-18.58

Health Care Subsidy Fund.

Section
26:2H-18.58a

Funding of community-based drug abuse treatment programs

Section
26:2H-18.58b

Health Care Subsidy Fund payer of last resort; exemptions

Section
26:2H-18.58c

Funding of Health Care Subsidy Fund.

Section
26:2H-18.58d

Appropriations to Health Care Subsidy Fund.

Section
26:2H-18.58e

Transfer of funds to Hospital Relief Fund.

Section
26:2H-18.58f

Transfer of funds to Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services.

Section
26:2H-18.58g

Disposition of revenues collected from certain cigarette, other tobacco products tax revenues.

Section
26:2H-18.58h

Annual deposit into Health Care Subsidy Fund from revenue from sale of alcoholic beverages.

Section
26:2H-18.58i

Deposits into Health Care Subsidy Fund from revenue collected from taxation of certain insurance policies.

Section
26:2H-18.59

Allocation of funds.

Section
26:2H-18.59a

Disproportionate share payments; formulation

Section
26:2H-18.59b

Determination of charity care subsidy; formulation

Section
26:2H-18.59c

Submission of financial and demographic data

Section
26:2H-18.59d

Continuation of provided services

Section
26:2H-18.59e

Determination of charity care subsidy.

Section
26:2H-18.59f

Implementation of demonstration health care program for low income residents.

Section
26:2H-18.59g

Establishment of technology infrastructure to support the provision of charity care.

Section
26:2H-18.59h

Transferred employees guaranteed equivalent health insurance coverage.

Section
26:2H-18.59i

Reimbursed documented charity care; charity care subsidy formula after July 1, 2004.

Section
26:2H-18.59j

Charity claims by hospital, eligibility.

Section
26:2H-18.60

Uniform charity care eligibility and reimbursement claim form

Section
26:2H-18.60a

Short title.

Section
26:2H-18.60b

Findings, declarations relative to oversight of the hospital charity care subsidy program.

Section
26:2H-18.60c

Required procedures by hospitals for charity care.

Section
26:2H-18.60d

Interagency agreement with Medicaid Inspector General.

Section
26:2H-18.60e

Inter-agency agreement with State Treasurer.

Section
26:2H-18.60f

Reporting system established.

Section
26:2H-18.60g

Recovery for fraudulent claim.

Section
26:2H-18.61

Distribution of monies for other uncompensated care

Section
26:2H-18.62

Monies designated for Health Care Subsidy Fund; allocation of monies.

Section
26:2H-18.63

Civil penalties for false statement, misrepresentation.

Section
26:2H-18.64

Denial of admission on ability to pay; penalty

Section
26:2H-18.65

Establishment of Health Access New Jersey program; regulations; administration

Section
26:2H-18.66

Allocation to Health Access New Jersey subsidy account.

Section
26:2H-18.68

Appropriation from "Uncompensated Care Reduction - Pilot Program" account

Section
26:2H-18.69

Appropriation of remaining monies

Section
26:2H-18.70

Short title

Section
26:2H-18.71

Funding of health care treatment for lead poisoned children.

Section
26:2H-18.72

Provision of renal dialysis treatment services, medication to uninsured low-income persons.

Section
26:2H-18.73

Annual report to Legislature.

Section
26:2H-18.74

Short title.

Section
26:2H-18.75

Findings, declarations relative to health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-18.76

Health Care Stabilization Fund.

Section
26:2H-18.77

Awarding of grant to health care facility; factors considered.

Section
26:2H-18.78

Conditions for receipt of grant; rules, regulations; annual report.

Section
26:2H-18.79

Influenza vaccination in health care facilities.

Section
26:2H-18.80

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2H-18.81

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-18a

Designation of specialty acute care children's hospital for northern New Jersey

Section
26:2H-18c

Designation of specialty acute care children's hospital for southern New Jersey.

Section
26:2H-18d

Designation of specialty acute care children's hospital for central New Jersey.

Section
26:2H-18e

Designation of specialty acute care children's hospital for Bergen, Passaic, Sussex, and Warren counties.

Section
26:2H-18f

Designation of specialty acute care children's hospital for Morris and Union counties.

Section
26:2H-18g

Designation of acute care children's hospitals for Monmouth and Ocean counties.

Section
26:2H-18h

Specialized care facilities for Huntington's Disease; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-19

Transfer of certain powers, functions and duties of state board of control, commissioner and department of institutions and agencies and its hospital licensing board

Section
26:2H-20

Transfer of certain employees of bureau of community institutions

Section
26:2H-21

Transfer of certain functions of department of institutions and agencies and certain personnel of bureau of medical facilities construction and planning

Section
26:2H-22

Abolition of hospital licensing board; transfer of powers, functions and duties to health care administration board

Section
26:2H-23

Reference to state board of control, or department or commissioner of institutions and agencies deemed reference to department or commissioner of health

Section
26:2H-24

Partial invalidity

Section
26:2H-25

Effect of act on rights under civil service, pension law or retirement system

Section
26:2H-26

Short title

Section
26:2H-27

Transfer of powers, functions and duties of state board of control of department of institutions and agencies pursuant to nursing home administrator's licensing to department of health

Section
26:2H-28

Transfer of nursing home administrator's licensing board to state department of health

Section
26:2H-29

Nursing home or convalescent home defined

Section
26:2H-30

Patient or resident; charges for drugs

Section
26:2H-31

Violations; penalty; collection

Section
26:2H-32

Definitions.

Section
26:2H-33

Nursing homes, annual report; operating and financial interests

Section
26:2H-34

Verification of report

Section
26:2H-35

Violations; penalty; recovery

Section
26:2H-35.1

Report of comparative evaluative profiles of nursing homes; compilation and periodical update; furnishing to public

Section
26:2H-35.2

Existence of life threatening condition at nursing home; public notice

Section
26:2H-36

Legislative findings

Section
26:2H-37

Definitions.

Section
26:2H-38

Remedy of condition of home in substantial violation of standards of health, safety or resident care; action to appoint receiver; parties

Section
26:2H-39

Complaint; contents

Section
26:2H-40

Defenses

Section
26:2H-41

Nursing home violations

Section
26:2H-42

Receivership authorized

Section
26:2H-42.1

Identification of nursing homes in financial distress, risk of bankruptcy.

Section
26:2H-43

Order to remove or remedy conditions in lieu of judgment; bond; failure to comply; hearing; judgment

Section
26:2H-44

Reports and accounts of receiver; filing; inspection; presentation or settlement of accounts

Section
26:2H-45

Termination of receivership

Section
26:2H-46

Receiver; compensation; bond

Section
26:2H-47

Skilled or intermediate care nursing facility; assistance to residents in application for financial assistance

Section
26:2H-47.1

Notification of fund exhaustion

Section
26:2H-48

Assessment of availability of financial assistance

Section
26:2H-49

Assistance to residents to obtain medically necessary post-discharge care

Section
26:2H-50

Duties of state department of health

Section
26:2H-51

Inapplicability of act to facility operated by and for those who rely exclusively upon treatment by spiritual means

Section
26:2H-52

Rules and regulations

Section
26:2H-53

Short title

Section
26:2H-54

Findings, declarations.

Section
26:2H-55

Definitions.

Section
26:2H-56

Advance directive for health care; execution

Section
26:2H-57

Proxy, instruction directive; reaffirmed, modified, revoked.

Section
26:2H-58

Designation of health care representative; limitations.

Section
26:2H-59

Conditions under which advance directive becomes operative

Section
26:2H-60

Determination of patient's capacity to make a health care decision.

Section
26:2H-61

Authority to make health care decisions

Section
26:2H-62

Rights, responsibilities of health care professionals

Section
26:2H-63

Decision making under an advance directive

Section
26:2H-64

Effect of instruction directive

Section
26:2H-65

Additional rights, responsibilities of health care institution

Section
26:2H-66

Resolution of disagreements

Section
26:2H-67

Circumstances under which life-sustaining treatment may be withheld or withdrawn

Section
26:2H-68

Issuance of do not resuscitate order

Section
26:2H-69

Consultation with institutional or regional reviewing body

Section
26:2H-70

Existing law preserved; emergency care

Section
26:2H-71

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2H-73

Immunities

Section
26:2H-74

Absence of advance directive, act not applicable

Section
26:2H-75

Advance directive shall not affect insurance, benefits coverage

Section
26:2H-76

Advance directive executed in other jurisdictions, validity

Section
26:2H-77

Applicability of other law

Section
26:2H-78

Violations, penalties

Section
26:2H-79

Definitions relative to hospices

Section
26:2H-80

Licensing of hospice care program

Section
26:2H-81

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-81.1

Definitions relative to hospice care, disposal of unused prescription medications.

Section
26:2H-81.2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-83

Background checks for nurse aid, personal care assistant certification.

Section
26:2H-84

Qualification, disqualification for certification; petition for hearing.

Section
26:2H-85

Assumption of cost of background checks.

Section
26:2H-86

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-87

False statement; fine.

Section
26:2H-87.1

Certification application requirements of a nurse aide from another state or United States territory

Section
26:2H-87.2

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2H-87.3

Definitions; conditions for licensure.

Section
26:2H-88

Definitions relative to PACE program.

Section
26:2H-89

PACE program operation.

Section
26:2H-90

Cash reserves, demonstration.

Section
26:2H-91

Enrollment, disenrollment terms.

Section
26:2H-91.1

Participation eligibility for PACE program.

Section
26:2H-91.2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-92

Short title.

Section
26:2H-93

Findings, declarations relative to nursing home quality of care.

Section
26:2H-94

Definitions relative to nursing home quality of care.

Section
26:2H-95

"Nursing Home Quality of Care Improvement Fund."

Section
26:2H-96

Payment of annual assessment by nursing homes.

Section
26:2H-97

Dedicated purposes for monies collected from assessment.

Section
26:2H-98

Duties of commissioner.

Section
26:2H-99

Noncompliance with mechanism for distribution of moneys.

Section
26:2H-100

Payment of assessment not passed through as cost, charge to payers.

Section
26:2H-101

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-102

Short title.

Section
26:2H-103

Findings, declarations relative to advance directives for mental health care.

Section
26:2H-104

Definitions relative to advance directives for mental health care.

Section
26:2H-105

Execution, reaffirmation, modification, revocation, suspension of advance directive for

Section
26:2H-106

Validity of advance directive for mental health care, reaffirmation, modification, revocation.

Section
26:2H-107

Execution of proxy directive.

Section
26:2H-108

Operative date of advance directive for mental health care.

Section
26:2H-109

Determination of patient's decision-making capacity.

Section
26:2H-110

Authority of mental health care representative.

Section
26:2H-111

Additional responsibilities of responsible mental health care professional.

Section
26:2H-112

Discussion of patient's mental health condition.

Section
26:2H-113

Instruction directive legally operative, conditions.

Section
26:2H-114

Additional rights, responsibilities of psychiatric facility.

Section
26:2H-115

Procedures, practices for resolving disagreements.

Section
26:2H-116

Construction of act; severability.

Section
26:2H-117

Rules, regulations relative to psychiatric facilities operated by the Department of Health.

Section
26:2H-118

Joint evaluation, report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2H-119

Immunity from criminal, civil liability.

Section
26:2H-120

Construction of act with advance directive for health care.

Section
26:2H-121

Absence of directive, no presumption created.

Section
26:2H-122

Existing rights, obligations unaffected under health insurance programs.

Section
26:2H-123

Validity of directive executed out-of-State.

Section
26:2H-124

Priority of provisions of act.

Section
26:2H-125

Intentional disregard for act, professional misconduct; fines; fourth degree crime for certain acts relative to advance directives.

Section
26:2H-126

Notification to residents of closing, relocation of nursing home, assisted living facility; exceptions.

Section
26:2H-127

Assisted living facility, refund of deposit, certain circumstances.

Section
26:2H-128

Rights of residents of assisted living facilities, comprehensive personal care homes.

Section
26:2H-129

Short title.

Section
26:2H-130

Findings, declarations relative to practitioner orders for life-sustaining treatment (POLST) forms.

Section
26:2H-131

Definitions relative to POLST forms.

Section
26:2H-132

Encouragement of public awareness, understanding of POLST form.

Section
26:2H-132.1

End-of-life care public awareness campaign.

Section
26:2H-132.2

Requirements for certain facilities concerning end-of-life care.

Section
26:2H-133

Designation of Patient safety organization; responsibilities.

Section
26:2H-134

Treatment of patient in accordance with POLST form.

Section
26:2H-135

Modification, supersedure of POLST form.

Section
26:2H-136

Procedure in event of disagreement.

Section
26:2H-137

Construction of act.

Section
26:2H-138

Immunity from liability.

Section
26:2H-139

Intentional failure to act, penalties, degree of crime.

Section
26:2H-140

Ensurance of compliance.

Section
26:2H-141

Short title.

Section
26:2H-142

Findings, declarations relative to children's sudden cardiac events.

Section
26:2H-143

Definitions relative to children's sudden cardiac events.

Section
26:2H-144

Report to department.

Section
26:2H-145

Children's Sudden Cardiac Events Registry.

Section
26:2H-146

Children's Sudden Cardiac Events Review Board.

Section
26:2H-147

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-148

Definitions relative to dementia care homes.

Section
26:2H-149

DOH responsible for licensure, inspections, standards relative to dementia homes.

Section
26:2H-150

Dementia care home.

Section
26:2H-151

Licensure required for dementia care home; violations, civil penalty.

Section
26:2H-152

Standards for dementia care homes.

Section
26:2H-153

Waiver of certain requirements for certain facilities.

Section
26:2H-154

Rights of dementia care home residents.

Section
26:2H-155

Provision of health care services.

Section
26:2H-156

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2H-157

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2H-158

Findings, declarations relative to a newborn home nurse visitation program.

Section
26:2H-159

Statewide voluntary universal newborn home nurse visitation program.

Section
26:2H-160

Resource guide.

Section
26:2H-161

Collection, analysis of data.

Section
26:2H-162

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2I-1

Declaration of serious public emergency relative to health care facilities

Section
26:2I-2

Short title

Section
26:2I-3

Terms defined.

Section
26:2I-4

"New Jersey Health Care Facilities Financing Authority."

Section
26:2I-5

Powers of authority.

Section
26:2I-5.1

Authority financing not required.

Section
26:2I-5.2

HCFFA, EDA powers relative to for profit projects.

Section
26:2I-5.3

Prevailing wage rate for workers employed on projects with New Jersey Health Care Facilities Financing Authority involvement.

Section
26:2I-5.4

Exercise of rights, powers or duties.

Section
26:2I-5.5

Prevailing wage rules, regulations, adoption by New Jersey Health Care Financing Authority.

Section
26:2I-5.6

Inapplicability of C.26:2I-5.3 through C.26:2I-5.5.

Section
26:2I-7

Issuance of bonds authorized; maturity; terms.

Section
26:2I-7.1

Payments, contracts to implement payment, for hospital asset transformation program

Section
26:2I-8

Bonds secured by trust agreement

Section
26:2I-9

Bonds not liability of state or political subdivision

Section
26:2I-10

Additional powers of authority.

Section
26:2I-11

Moneys of authority; trust funds

Section
26:2I-12

Bondholders; enforcement of rights

Section
26:2I-13

Refunding bonds; additional purposes

Section
26:2I-14

Bonds as legal investments

Section
26:2I-15

Act complete authority for issuance of bonds

Section
26:2I-16

Exemptions from taxes; bonds; property

Section
26:2I-17

State will not limit, alter, restrict rights of authority.

Section
26:2I-18

Annual report and audit

Section
26:2I-19

Contracts; conflict of interest

Section
26:2I-20

Comptroller of Treasury; powers of examination

Section
26:2I-21

Department may visit, examine, inspect authority, require reports.

Section
26:2I-22

Services of State departments or agencies

Section
26:2I-23

Power of State departments, agencies.

Section
26:2I-24

Additional powers, duties relative to institutions, facilities.

Section
26:2I-25

Powers relative to revenue producing facilities.

Section
26:2I-27

Powers exercised by resolution of governing body, trustees.

Section
26:2I-28

Additional powers of authority relative to health care organizations.

Section
26:2I-29

Additional powers of authority in respect to loans.

Section
26:2I-30

Power of health care organization to mortgage, pledge property, income

Section
26:2I-31

Deposit of moneys received from health care organizations.

Section
26:2I-32

Responsibility of authority relative to projects.

Section
26:2I-33

Pledges of health care organizations.

Section
26:2I-34

Participation in or acquisition of existing projects.

Section
26:2I-35

Construction of act

Section
26:2I-36

No liability or pledge of credit of State

Section
26:2I-37

Powers supplemental and not derogatory

Section
26:2I-38

Inapplicability of inconsistent laws.

Section
26:2I-39

Severability

Section
26:2J-1

Short title

Section
26:2J-2

Definitions

Section
26:2J-3

Establishment of health maintenance organizations

Section
26:2J-4

Issuance of certificate of authority

Section
26:2J-4.1

Health maintenance organization to pay benefits for treatment of Wilm's tumor

Section
26:2J-4.4

Health maintenance organization, mammogram examination benefits.

Section
26:2J-4.5

Health maintenance organization, benefits for "off-label" drugs required

Section
26:2J-4.6

Health maintenance organization, benefits for health promotion.

Section
26:2J-4.7

Requirements for health maintenance organization providing benefits for pharmacy services.

Section
26:2J-4.8

Benefits for certain cancer treatments

Section
26:2J-4.9

Coverage for birth and natal care; HMO

Section
26:2J-4.10

Health maintenance organization, child screening, blood lead, hearing loss; immunizations.

Section
26:2J-4.11

Coverage for diabetes treatment by HMO contracts

Section
26:2J-4.12

HMO contracts, Pap smear benefits.

Section
26:2J-4.13

HMO certificate of authority, prostate cancer testing

Section
26:2J-4.14

HMO to provide benefits for reconstructive breast surgery.

Section
26:2J-4.15

Coverage for minimum inpatient care following mastectomy by HMO.

Section
26:2J-4.16

Applicability of Health Care Quality Act

Section
26:2J-4.17

Coverage for treatment of inherited metabolic diseases by health maintenance organization.

Section
26:2J-4.18

Coverage for treatment of domestic violence injuries by health maintenance organization.

Section
26:2J-4.19

Coverage for certain dental procedures for the severely disabled or child age five or under by HMO.

Section
26:2J-4.20

HMO to provide coverage for mental health conditions and substance use disorders.

Section
26:2J-4.21

HMO to provide continuing nursing home care, certain.

Section
26:2J-4.22

Coverage for hemophilia services by HMO

Section
26:2J-4.23

Health maintenance organization to provide coverage for treatment of infertility.

Section
26:2J-4.24

HMO agreement to provide coverage for colorectal cancer screening.

Section
26:2J-4.25

Health maintenance organization prescription drug plans to cover certain infant formulas.

Section
26:2J-4.26

HMO required to cover certain out-of-network services.

Section
26:2J-4.27

HMO to offer coverage for domestic partner.

Section
26:2J-4.28

HMO, high deductible, coverage for preventive care.

Section
26:2J-4.29

Health service corporation, coverage for prescription female contraceptives.

Section
26:2J-4.30

Health maintenance organization, coverage for contraceptives.

Section
26:2J-4.31

HMOs to provide benefits for orthotic and prosthetic appliances.

Section
26:2J-4.32

Health maintenance organization to provide coverage for hearing aids for certain persons aged 15 or younger.

Section
26:2J-4.33

Health maintenance organization to provide installment payments to obstetrical provider for maternity services.

Section
26:2J-4.34

Health maintenance organization to provide benefits for treatment of autism or other developmental disability.

Section
26:2J-4.35

HMO to provide coverage for oral anticancer medications.

Section
26:2J-4.36

HMO to provide coverage for sickle cell anemia.

Section
26:2J-4.37

Health maintenance organization to provide coverage for prescription eye drops.

Section
26:2J-4.38

Health maintenance organization, coverage for synchronization of prescribed medications.

Section
26:2J-4.39

Health maintenance organization contract to provide benefits for substance use disorder.

Section
26:2J-4.40

Health maintenance organization to provide coverage regardless of gender identity, expression.

Section
26:2J-4.41

HMO to cover digital tomosynthesis of the breast.

Section
26:2J-4.42

HMO to provide coverage for donated human breast milk.

Section
26:2J-4.43

Health maintenance organization to provide coverage for standard fertility preservation services.

Section
26:2J-4.44

Health maintenance organization to provide coverage for breastfeeding support.

Section
26:2J-4.45

Health maintenance organization to cover preventive services.

Section
26:2J-4.46

Health maintenance organization to provide certain coverage for prescription drugs.

Section
26:2J-4.47

Health maintenance organization to cover adolescent depression screenings.

Section
26:2J-4.48

HMO to cover newborn home nurse visitation.

Section
26:2J-5

Powers of health maintenance organizations

Section
26:2J-6

Governing body

Section
26:2J-7

Protection against wrongful acts

Section
26:2J-8

Evidence of coverage

Section
26:2J-8.1

Health maintenance organization to receive, transmit transactions electronically; standards.

Section
26:2J-9

Annual report

Section
26:2J-10

Information to enrollees

Section
26:2J-10.1

Coverage provided by health maintenance organization for subscriber's child.

Section
26:2J-10.2

Requirements applicable to State Medicaid

Section
26:2J-10.3

Coverage for certain dependents until age 31 by health maintenance organization.

Section
26:2J-11

Annual open enrollment period

Section
26:2J-11.1

Failure to agree on terms; four-month extension; notification of options

Section
26:2J-12

Complaint system

Section
26:2J-13

Investments

Section
26:2J-14

Protection against insolvency

Section
26:2J-15

Prohibited practices for health maintenance organization

Section
26:2J-15.1

Health care services contract, exclusion, rates, terms based on genetic information prohibited

Section
26:2J-16

Regulation of agents

Section
26:2J-17

Powers of insurers and hospital and medical service corporations

Section
26:2J-18

Examinations

Section
26:2J-18.1

Examination of HMO by Commissioner of Banking and Insurance.

Section
26:2J-18.2

Definitions relative to risk based capital requirements for HMOs.

Section
26:2J-18.3

Increase of capital, surplus; methods, procedures.

Section
26:2J-18.4

Factors in determining change in capital, surplus.

Section
26:2J-18.5

Noncompliance, penalties.

Section
26:2J-18.6

Regulations.

Section
26:2J-19

Suspension or revocation of certificate of authority

Section
26:2J-21

Regulation

Section
26:2J-22

Administrative procedures

Section
26:2J-23

Fees.

Section
26:2J-24

Administrative penalty; enforcement

Section
26:2J-25

Statutory construction and relationship to other laws.

Section
26:2J-26

Filings and reports as public documents.

Section
26:2J-27

Confidentiality of medical information

Section
26:2J-28

Commissioner of health's authority to contract

Section
26:2J-29

Enrollment of State employees

Section
26:2J-30

Severability

Section
26:2J-31

Definitions

Section
26:2J-32

Applicability of act

Section
26:2J-33

Avoidance of duplication of benefits, regulations

Section
26:2J-34

Coverage for preexisting condition

Section
26:2J-35

Regulations

Section
26:2J-36

Authorization for health maintenance organization to offer, provide medicare supplement health care services

Section
26:2J-37

Submission of underlying plan; rate filings

Section
26:2J-38

Outline of coverage delivered to applicant

Section
26:2J-39

30-day return provision, refunds

Section
26:2J-40

Filing of copy of advertising materials, regulations

Section
26:2J-41

Additional remedies

Section
26:2J-42

Health maintenance organization contract; compliance

Section
26:2J-43

Filing of contract or related form

Section
26:2J-44

Contract forms; certification memorandum

Section
26:2J-47

Annual assessment on HMOs.

Section
26:2J-48

Health maintenance organization, aggregate benefits.

Section
26:2K-7

Definitions

Section
26:2K-8

Mobile intensive care paramedic; certification from commissioner; written standards; examination; register of applicants.

Section
26:2K-9

Revocation of certificate

Section
26:2K-10

Performance of advanced life support services; supervision from physician

Section
26:2K-11

Performance of advanced life support procedure; immediate danger of patient

Section
26:2K-12

Mobile intensive care units

Section
26:2K-12.1

Hospitals in certain municipalities, requirements for provision of emergency medical services.

Section
26:2K-12.2

Conditions for licensure for emergency medical services provider.

Section
26:2K-13

Provision of life support services; advertisement or dissemination of information prohibited; impersonation of paramedic prohibited

Section
26:2K-14

Liability for civil damages

Section
26:2K-15

Violations; penalties

Section
26:2K-16

Advisory council

Section
26:2K-17

Rules and regulations

Section
26:2K-18

Duties of mobile intensive care paramedic; interpretation of act

Section
26:2K-19

Emergency service training program; construction of act

Section
26:2K-20

Duties of health care professionals; construction of act

Section
26:2K-21

Definitions

Section
26:2K-22

Pilot program

Section
26:2K-23

3-year limit

Section
26:2K-24

Conditions for performance of services

Section
26:2K-25

Certification

Section
26:2K-26

Revocation

Section
26:2K-27

Authorization

Section
26:2K-28

Advertising restrictions

Section
26:2K-29

Immunity

Section
26:2K-30

Penalty

Section
26:2K-31

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2K-32

Functions limited

Section
26:2K-33

Training program unaffected

Section
26:2K-34

Performance of duties by professionals

Section
26:2K-35

Definitions.

Section
26:2K-36

Emergency Medical Service Helicopter Response Program

Section
26:2K-36.1

New Jersey Emergency Medical Service Helicopter Response Program Fund established

Section
26:2K-37

Transportation service

Section
26:2K-38

Civil immunity

Section
26:2K-39

Definitions

Section
26:2K-40

Certification as EMT-D, First Responder-D

Section
26:2K-41

Revocation of certification

Section
26:2K-42

False advertising; impersonation of EMT-D, First Responder-D

Section
26:2K-43

Immunity relative to cardiac defibrillation

Section
26:2K-44

Penalty for violation

Section
26:2K-45

Performance of functions necessary for orderly transfer

Section
26:2K-46

Not interference with emergency service training program

Section
26:2K-47

Performance of duties by other health care professional

Section
26:2K-47.1

Definitions relative to administration of epinephrine.

Section
26:2K-47.2

Administration, maintenance, disposal of auto-injector device; certification; training; fee.

Section
26:2K-47.3

Purchasing, storing, transporting devices

Section
26:2K-47.4

Revocation of certification

Section
26:2K-47.5

Authorization for advertising, disseminating information

Section
26:2K-47.6

Immunity from civil liability

Section
26:2K-47.7

Violations, penalties

Section
26:2K-47.8

Construction of act

Section
26:2K-47.9

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2K-48

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2K-49

Definitions

Section
26:2K-50

Emergency Medical Services for Children program

Section
26:2K-51

Purposes of the program

Section
26:2K-52

Emergency Medical Services for Children Advisory Council

Section
26:2K-53

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2K-54

Short title

Section
26:2K-55

Definitions

Section
26:2K-56

"Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund" established

Section
26:2K-57

Reimbursement of certified agency, organization, entity

Section
26:2K-58

Certified persons not charged a fee

Section
26:2K-59

Establishment of State advisory council for basic and intermediate life support services training

Section
26:2K-60

Requests for assistance of first aid, ambulance, rescue squad

Section
26:2K-61

Agreements for mutual first aid, ambulance, rescue squad assistance

Section
26:2K-62

Suspension of agreement

Section
26:2K-63

Certification as EMT valid for five years.

Section
26:2K-64

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2K-65

Written standards for certification as EMT-Basic.

Section
26:2K-66

Definitions relative to emergency medical services.

Section
26:2K-67

Report by provider to department.

Section
26:2K-68

System to allow for electronic reporting of information; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2K-69

New Jersey Emergency Medical Services Task Force.

Section
26:2K-70

Maintenance of trauma patient transfer criteria, agreements by general acute care hospital.

Section
26:2K-71

Definitions relative to mobile intensive care paramedics.

Section
26:2KK-1

Findings, declarations relative to trauma care.

Section
26:2KK-2

DOH designated lead agency.

Section
26:2KK-3

State Trauma Medical Director.

Section
26:2KK-4

State Trauma System Advisory Committee.

Section
26:2KK-5

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2KK-6

Violence prevention in certain trauma centers; rules, regulations.

Section
26:2L-1

Short title

Section
26:2L-2

Legislative findings and declarations

Section
26:2L-3

Definitions

Section
26:2L-4

Program; establishment; administration; rules and regulations; patients; certification; confidentiality of names and records

Section
26:2L-5

Therapeutic research qualification review board; members; appointment; compensation; duties; certification of practitioners and patients

Section
26:2L-6

Schedule I controlled dangerous substance; agreement for receipt for purposes of act; transfer to certified practitioners for use; inapplicability of act to receipt from National Cancer Institute

Section
26:2L-7

Reports by participating practitioners

Section
26:2L-8

Review of reports; report by board and commissioner to legislature and Governor

Section
26:2L-9

Inapplicability of laws on controlled dangerous substances

Section
26:2M-7

Alzheimer's Disease training

Section
26:2M-7.1

Long-term care facilities, list of services for Alzheimer's patients.

Section
26:2M-7.2

Training for long-term care facility staff relative to Alzheimer's Disease.

Section
26:2M-8

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2M-9

Findings, declarations.

Section
26:2M-10

Definitions.

Section
26:2M-11

Grants

Section
26:2M-12

Qualifications for grant recipients.

Section
26:2M-13

Training program

Section
26:2M-14

Report

Section
26:2M-15

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2M-16

Findings, declarations relative to Alzheimer's Disease.

Section
26:2M-17

New Jersey Alzheimer's Disease Study Commission.

Section
26:2M-18

Duty of the commission.

Section
26:2M-19

Hearings, report, recommendations.

Section
26:2MM-1

Findings, declarations relative to elderly person suicide prevention.

Section
26:2MM-2

Definitions relative to elderly person suicide prevention.

Section
26:2MM-3

New Jersey Elderly Person Suicide Prevention Advisory Council.

Section
26:2MM-4

Annual report.

Section
26:2N-1

Definitions

Section
26:2N-2

Pertussis immunization pamphlet.

Section
26:2N-3

Distribution to parents

Section
26:2N-4

Contraindication exemption

Section
26:2N-5

Health record

Section
26:2N-6

Reporting of major adverse reactions

Section
26:2N-7

Report to Center for Disease Control

Section
26:2N-7.1

Informational literature on pertussis vaccine for adults provided to hospitals, birthing centers.

Section
26:2N-7.2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2N-8

Definitions relative to vaccinations.

Section
26:2N-9

Administration of antibody titer prior to second dose of MMR vaccine.

Section
26:2N-10

Pamphlet explaining nature, purpose of MMR vaccine and anti-body titer.

Section
26:2N-11

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2NN-1

"Law Enforcement Officer Crisis Intervention Services" telephone hotline.

Section
26:2NN-2

List of counseling resources available to law enforcement, sheriff's officers.

Section
26:2O-1

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2O-2

Program of financial assistance to persons with cystic fibrosis

Section
26:2O-3

Eligibility for financial assistance

Section
26:2O-4

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2P-1

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2P-2

Governor's Lyme Disease Advisory Council

Section
26:2P-3

Purpose of council

Section
26:2P-4

Organization of council, meetings

Section
26:2P-5

Assistance to council from government entities

Section
26:2P-6

Annual report

Section
26:2P-7

Designation of commission, agency to coordinate pest management

Section
26:2Q-1

Findings, declarations

Section
26:2Q-2

Definitions.

Section
26:2Q-3

Certification required for performance of lead evaluation, abatement work.

Section
26:2Q-4

Development, offering, accreditation of training courses

Section
26:2Q-5

Denial, suspension, conditions upon, revocation, refusal to renew certification

Section
26:2Q-6

Civil actions for injunctive relief to enforce, prevent violations

Section
26:2Q-7

Violators guilty of disorderly persons offense

Section
26:2Q-8

Administrative civil penalty; violation defined

Section
26:2Q-9

Assessment of fees

Section
26:2Q-10

Nonapplicability of act

Section
26:2Q-11

Enforcement by commissioner, representative

Section
26:2Q-12

Rules, regulations

Section
26:2R-1

Short title.

Section
26:2R-2

Definitions relative to "Osteoporosis Prevention and Education Program Act."

Section
26:2R-3

Establishment of osteoporosis prevention and education program.

Section
26:2R-3.1

Preparation, distribution of informational pamphlet on osteoporosis.

Section
26:2R-4

Establishment of Interagency Council on Osteoporosis.

Section
26:2R-5

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2R-6

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2RR-1

Short title.

Section
26:2RR-2

Findings, declarations relative to Parkinson's disease.

Section
26:2RR-3

Definitions relative to Parkinson's disease.

Section
26:2RR-4

Parkinson's disease public awareness and education program.

Section
26:2RR-5

Dissemination of information relative to Parkinson's disease.

Section
26:2RR-6

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2S-1

Short title

Section
26:2S-2

Definitions relative to health care quality.

Section
26:2S-3

Form to be filed by carrier; minimum information required

Section
26:2S-4

Disclosure of terms and conditions in writing to subscriber.

Section
26:2S-5

Additional disclosure requirements.

Section
26:2S-5.1

Health insurance carriers to provide organ, tissue donation information to subscribers.

Section
26:2S-6

Designation of licensed physician as medical director for managed care

Section
26:2S-6.1

Managed care plan to pay full contractual rate to out-of-network provider, direct payments, certain circumstances.

Section
26:2S-6.2

Waiver of health insurance copayments for certain active duty military and their families.

Section
26:2S-7

Review of application for participation

Section
26:2S-7.1

Universal application for credentialing physicians for a carrier's provider network.

Section
26:2S-7.2

Acceptance of application by carriers

Section
26:2S-7.3

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2S-8

Establishment of policy governing removal of health care providers

Section
26:2S-9

Contract terms concerning appropriate medical care

Section
26:2S-9.1

Managed care plan, continuing treatment of certain patients by physician no longer employed by plan; required.

Section
26:2S-9.2

Written fee schedule information furnished to health care providers, proprietary information.

Section
26:2S-9.3

Violations, penalty.

Section
26:2S-10

Offer of point-of-service plan, terms

Section
26:2S-10.1

Home treatment for bleeding episodes associated with hemophilia, required coverage.

Section
26:2S-10.2

Clinical laboratory services at outpatient regional hemophilia care center, required coverage

Section
26:2S-10.3

Regulations by department.

Section
26:2S-10.4

Optometrist not required to participate in certain plans.

Section
26:2S-10.5

Contract between carrier and vision care provider, fees permissible.

Section
26:2S-10.6

Vision care provider, choice of sources, providers.

Section
26:2S-10.7

Definitions relative to optometrists, vision care plans.

Section
26:2S-10.8

Definitions relative to insurance coverage for mental health conditions and substance use disorders.

Section
26:2S-10.9

Regulations for benefits carrier relative to prescription drug benefits.

Section
26:2S-11

Independent Health Care Appeals Program.

Section
26:2S-12

Contract to conduct appeal reviews; procedures.

Section
26:2S-13

Immunity from civil liability for participants in Independent Health Care Appeals Program

Section
26:2S-14

Report to Legislature, Governor

Section
26:2S-14.1

General hospital to provide information concerning the Independent Health Care Appeals Program.

Section
26:2S-14.2

Size, content, format of notice.

Section
26:2S-14.3

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2S-15

Compliance with department reporting requirements

Section
26:2S-15.1

Annual report to carrier by managed behavioral health care organization.

Section
26:2S-16

Violations, penalties

Section
26:2S-17

Recommendations for legislative action

Section
26:2S-18

Enforcement; rules, regulations

Section
26:2S-18.1

Publication of annual financial statements.

Section
26:2S-19

Findings, declarations relative to Managed Health Care Consumer Assistance Program

Section
26:2S-20

Definitions relative to Managed Health Care Consumer Assistance Program.

Section
26:2S-21

Managed Health Care Consumer Assistance Program.

Section
26:2S-22

Report to Governor, Legislature

Section
26:2S-23

Immunity from liability

Section
26:2S-24

Appropriations; fees, use

Section
26:2S-25

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2S-26

Definitions relative to certain dental benefit plans.

Section
26:2S-27

Covered services.

Section
26:2S-28

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2S-30

Definitions regarding dental plan application forms

Section
26:2S-31

Adoption of dental plan application forms

Section
26:2S-32

Acceptance of universal dentist application

Section
26:2S-33

Adoption of regulations

Section
26:2S-34

Preexisting condition provision prohibited in health benefits plan.

Section
26:2S-35

Imposition of limits prohibited.

Section
26:2S-36

Provision of emergency, urgent services.

Section
26:2S-37

Insurance plans to cover prescription refills during state of emergency.

Section
26:2S-38

Prescription drug benefit carrier contracts, opioid antidote coverage.

Section
26:2SS-1

Short title.

Section
26:2SS-2

Findings, declarations relative to out-of-network health care charges.

Section
26:2SS-3

Definitions relative to out-of-network health care charges.

Section
26:2SS-4

Disclosures by health care facility.

Section
26:2SS-5

Disclosures by health care professional relative to participation in health benefits plans.

Section
26:2SS-6

Website updates of addition, deletion of provider from carrier's network.

Section
26:2SS-7

Billing for emergency, urgent care.

Section
26:2SS-8

Coverage for inadvertent out-of-network emergency services.

Section
26:2SS-9

Responsibilities of carrier relative to inadvertent out-of-network services.

Section
26:2SS-10

Payment disputes, binding arbitration.

Section
26:2SS-11

Payment disputes for member of self-funded plan, binding arbitration.

Section
26:2SS-12

Listing of arbitrations on website.

Section
26:2SS-13

Notice of protections provided.

Section
26:2SS-14

Calculation of savings; reports.

Section
26:2SS-15

Violations, inducements.

Section
26:2SS-16

Annual audit of managed care plan.

Section
26:2SS-17

Violations; penalties.

Section
26:2SS-18

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2SS-19

Severability.

Section
26:2SS-20

Construction of act.

Section
26:2T-1

Newly diagnosed Hepatitis C cases; information, reports.

Section
26:2T-2

Written guidance for screening.

Section
26:2T-3

Provision of information materials to physicians, public health officers.

Section
26:2T-4

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2T-5

Findings, declarations relative to Hepatitis C.

Section
26:2T-6

Definitions relative to hepatitis C.

Section
26:2T-7

Hepatitis C education, prevention and screening program.

Section
26:2T-8

Hepatitis C advisory board.

Section
26:2T-9

Annual report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2U-1

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome resources network established.

Section
26:2U-2

Informational manual; preparation, availability.

Section
26:2U-3

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2W-1

Cancer Awareness Education and Research Program.

Section
26:2W-2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2W-3

Breast cancer public awareness campaign.

Section
26:2W-4

Short title.

Section
26:2W-5

Firefighter cancer registry.

Section
26:2W-6

DOH to review data, provide availability to public.

Section
26:2W-7

Report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:2W-8

Confidentiality of information.

Section
26:2X-1

Public awareness campaign relative to meningitis.

Section
26:2X-2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2X-3

Development of educational fact sheet concerning meningococcal meningitis.

Section
26:2Y-1

Short title.

Section
26:2Y-2

Findings, declarations relative to adult family care.

Section
26:2Y-3

Definitions relative to adult family care.

Section
26:2Y-4

Licensing required for operation of adult family care home.

Section
26:2Y-5

Criminal history record background check for applicants for licensure as adult family caregiver.

Section
26:2Y-6

Licensure required for adult family care sponsor agency.

Section
26:2Y-7

Regulation of family care home.

Section
26:2Y-8

Regulations to establish minimum standards.

Section
26:2Y-9

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:2Y-10

Rights of client of adult family care home.

Section
26:2Y-11

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:2Z-1

Findings, declarations relative to human stem cell research.

Section
26:2Z-2

Public policy relative to derivation, use of certain cells of humans.

Section
26:2ZZ-1

Findings, declarations relative to aphasia.

Section
26:2ZZ-2

"Mike Adler Aphasia Task Force."

Section
26:3-1

Establishment of local board

Section
26:3-2

Rules and regulations

Section
26:3-3

Composition of local board.

Section
26:3-4

Qualification of members in cities of first class

Section
26:3-5

Appointment of members

Section
26:3-6

Term of members

Section
26:3-7

Vacancy on board

Section
26:3-8

Compensation of board members in cities of first class

Section
26:3-8.1

Secretary to board in certain cities

Section
26:3-9

Composition of local board in townships of 20,000 or less.

Section
26:3-10

Composition of local board in townships of more than 20,000.

Section
26:3-11

Territorial jurisdiction of local board

Section
26:3-12

Meetings of board

Section
26:3-13

Compensation of board members

Section
26:3-14

Vacancy in office of physician member

Section
26:3-15

Vacancy in office of assessor member

Section
26:3-16

Vacancy in township of over 20,000

Section
26:3-18.1

"Public health laboratory technician" defined

Section
26:3-19

Employees of local board

Section
26:3-19.1

Civil service status of employees of local board of health.

Section
26:3-19.2

Incumbent plumbing inspectors; placing in classified service without examination

Section
26:3-20

License necessary for appointment.

Section
26:3-20.1

Violations by local board in appointments; injunction

Section
26:3-21

Licensee eligible for appointment.

Section
26:3-22

Joint health officer, registered environmental health specialists.

Section
26:3-23

Registered environmental health specialist for township.

Section
26:3-24

Registered environmental health specialist in municipality of over 2,000.

Section
26:3-25.1

Receipt of maximum salary.

Section
26:3-26

Removal of licensed health officers; necessity of public hearing

Section
26:3-27

Removal of health officer.

Section
26:3-29

Representative at health officers' association

Section
26:3-30

Representative at health convention

Section
26:3-31

Public health regulations.

Section
26:3-31.1

Plumbing, ventilation and drainage of buildings and connection with sewers, cesspools, etc.; ordinances regulating

Section
26:3-31.2

Publication of rules and regulations not required; filing printed copies

Section
26:3-31.3

Proof of ordinance

Section
26:3-31.4

Short title

Section
26:3-31.5

Local health officer to act as agent of landlord in engaging fuel oil dealer; conditions

Section
26:3-31.6

Billing to landlord or municipality for delivery of fuel oil and refiring of burner

Section
26:3-31.7

Liability of landlord or agent due to negligence; penalty enforcement

Section
26:3-31.8

Penalty enforcement proceeding; reimbursements; injunction; collection of reimbursements

Section
26:3-31.9

Immunity of municipality or its employees in enforcing act; exception

Section
26:3-31.10

Application of law

Section
26:3-32

Granting of licenses and permits in cities over 80,000

Section
26:3-33

Sanitation, plumbing, ventilation and drainage of buildings

Section
26:3-34

Delegation of powers to members or officers of board

Section
26:3-35

Annual report to director

Section
26:3-36

Fee for preparing report

Section
26:3-37

Appropriation for dispensaries

Section
26:3-38

Establishment and control; annual expenses

Section
26:3-39

Annual reports

Section
26:3-40

Visiting nurses; appointment; salaries

Section
26:3-41

Estimate of township appropriation necessary for health purposes; appropriation

Section
26:3-42

Payment of township health bills

Section
26:3-43

Estimate of appropriation by municipality necessary for health purposes; appropriation

Section
26:3-44

Additional appropriations in case of epidemics; borrowing money

Section
26:3-45

Power to define nuisance

Section
26:3-46

Abatement of nuisances

Section
26:3-47

Abatement without ordinance

Section
26:3-48

Nuisance on public property; notice

Section
26:3-49

Nuisance on private property; notice

Section
26:3-50

Failure to comply with notice; abatement

Section
26:3-51

Restraining proceedings of board

Section
26:3-52

Suits against board for damages

Section
26:3-53

Notice to remove, abate nuisance.

Section
26:3-54

Expenses of abatement; recovery

Section
26:3-55

Payment of expenses by local authorities

Section
26:3-56

Action for injunctive relief

Section
26:3-57

Injunctive relief; costs

Section
26:3-58

Liability of local board for costs

Section
26:3-59

Search warrants

Section
26:3-60

Cause for issuance of warrant

Section
26:3-61

Abatement under warrant

Section
26:3-62

Return of warrant

Section
26:3-63

Officers required to assist in execution of warrant

Section
26:3-64

Ordinance- and rule-making power

Section
26:3-65

Form of enactment of ordinances

Section
26:3-66

Procedure in enactment of health ordinance code

Section
26:3-67

Publication of summary of health ordinance, code, title

Section
26:3-68

Amendment or repeal of ordinance

Section
26:3-69

Date of effectiveness of ordinance

Section
26:3-69.1

Definitions

Section
26:3-69.2

Adopting certain codes and related documents by reference

Section
26:3-69.3

Publication of adopted code or related documents unnecessary

Section
26:3-69.4

Copies of adopted code and related ordinances to remain on file

Section
26:3-69.5

Copy of adopted code and related documents construed as part of ordinance

Section
26:3-69.6

Short title

Section
26:3-70

Local board may prescribe penalty

Section
26:3-70.1

Minimum penalty

Section
26:3-71

Penalty need not be specific amount

Section
26:3-72

Jurisdiction of proceedings to recover penalties; process

Section
26:3-75

Certified copy of health ordinance or code as proof of legal enactment

Section
26:3-77

Imprisonment for failure to pay judgment

Section
26:3-78

Additional penalty for second violation of same ordinance

Section
26:3-82

Disposition of penalties

Section
26:3-83

Terms "municipality" and "board of health" defined

Section
26:3-84

Formation of association for furnishing public health services

Section
26:3-85

Composition of commission

Section
26:3-86

Nature and amount of public health services of each board; report of activities, information.

Section
26:3-87

Authority of commission; treasurer; bond; disbursement of funds

Section
26:3-88

Health officer, inspectors, nurses, etc.; terms; salaries

Section
26:3-89

Restrictions in appointment of employees

Section
26:3-90

Appointment of agents

Section
26:3-91

Persons already employed by boards of health; control and direction of work

Section
26:3-92

Powers, duties and jurisdiction of regional health commission

Section
26:3-93

Local board of health ordinances; enforcement

Section
26:3-94

Employees

Section
26:3A2-1

Short title

Section
26:3A2-2

Policy

Section
26:3A2-3

Definitions

Section
26:3A2-4

County board of health; establishment; procedure; counties with health agencies

Section
26:3A2-5

Members; qualifications; term of office; meetings; powers

Section
26:3A2-6

County health department; establishment; report by county board in counties without department; public hearing; submission to commissioners

Section
26:3A2-7

County health advisory commission

Section
26:3A2-8

Health ordinances; adoption; enforcement

Section
26:3A2-9

Health ordinances; laws applicable to enactment and enforcement

Section
26:3A2-10

Standards of performance; compliance by municipality; evaluation; certification; review by commissioner

Section
26:3A2-11

Failure of municipality to comply; provision of adequate program by state; reinstatement of authority of municipality

Section
26:3A2-12

Municipality participating in local or contracting health agency; withdrawal

Section
26:3A2-13

Standards of performance; review and revision by public health council

Section
26:3A2-14

Appointment of health officer, other personnel

Section
26:3A2-14.1

Public health nurse in provisional status for more than 2 years; eligibility to compete for position

Section
26:3A2-15

Necessity of license by employee with certain type and class of work

Section
26:3A2-16

Transfer of civil service employees of terminated local health agency to superseding agency

Section
26:3A2-17

Transfer of non-civil service employees of terminated local health agency to superseding agency

Section
26:3A2-18

Terminated part-time employee; placement on preferential reemployment list

Section
26:3A2-19

Annual budget; certification by board of chosen freeholders; apportionment to municipalities; assessment, levy and collection of tax

Section
26:3A2-20

Review by legislature; progress reports by commissioner

Section
26:3A2-20.1

Sale of tobacco to persons under age 21, prohibition, enforcement; reports.

Section
26:3A2-20.2

Authority of Cannabis Regulatory Commission.

Section
26:3A2-21

Short title

Section
26:3A2-22

Findings, declarations relative to hazardous materials emergency response.

Section
26:3A2-23

Definitions

Section
26:3A2-24

Provision of environmental health services by department

Section
26:3A2-25

Powers and duties of certified local health agency

Section
26:3A2-25.1

Enforcement by certified local health agency.

Section
26:3A2-26

Technical resource center

Section
26:3A2-27

Environmental health ordinances; formulation, adoption and enforcement

Section
26:3A2-28

Promulgation of environmental health performance standards and standards of administrative procedure; delegation of powers; comprehensive model ordinances

Section
26:3A2-29

Authorization to make grants to county departments; State's contribution amount

Section
26:3A2-30

Employees of local health agency; transfer to county department

Section
26:3A2-31

Annual budget; submission by county health officer; tax levy; determination by board of chosen freeholders

Section
26:3A2-32

Severability

Section
26:3A2-33

Work program to meet standards; certification of municipal or regional health agency as authorized local government for performance of environmental health services within its jurisdiction

Section
26:3A2-34

Certified local health agency may charge fee

Section
26:3A2-35

County, municipality to establish Environmental Quality and Enforcement Fund

Section
26:3A2-36

Plan for standardization, coordination of hazardous materials emergency response programs.

Section
26:3A2-37

Grants to local health agencies for hazardous materials emergency response programs.

Section
26:3A2-38

Rules, regulations relative to grant awards, performance standards, interlocal agreements.

Section
26:3B-2

Disposal of human excrement

Section
26:3B-3

Deposit of human excrement causing pollution of water supply forbidden

Section
26:3B-5

Accumulation of materials in which fly larvae exist

Section
26:3B-6

Maintaining pools, cisterns, ditches, etc. in which mosquitoes breed

Section
26:3B-7

Accumulation of filth or source of foulness hazardous to health

Section
26:3B-8

Effluents from sewage treatment plants or industrial waste treatment plants

Section
26:3B-9

Authority of local boards of health or other bodies not limited hereby; interstate carriers

Section
26:3B-10

Violations

Section
26:3B-11

Enforcement of penalties; jurisdiction; process

Section
26:3B-12

Commitment for failure to pay judgment

Section
26:3B-16

Payment of penalty deemed equivalent to conviction

Section
26:3B-17

To whom penalty shall be paid

Section
26:3D-55

Short title.

Section
26:3D-56

Findings, declarations relative to smoking, use of electronic smoking devices in certain public places, workplaces.

Section
26:3D-57

Definitions relative to smoking, use of electronic smoking devices in certain public places, workplaces.

Section
26:3D-58

Smoking prohibited in certain public places, workplaces.

Section
26:3D-58.1

State psychiatric hospital, other facilities, prohibition of smoking, certain conditions.

Section
26:3D-58.2

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:3D-59

Exceptions.

Section
26:3D-60

Hotel, motel, lodging establishment, smoking permitted, certain areas.

Section
26:3D-61

Signage, requirements.

Section
26:3D-61.1

Prohibitions, penalties for smoking in certain outdoor public places.

Section
26:3D-63

Supersedure of other laws, etc.

Section
26:3D-64

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:3D-65

Civil penalty for smoking in unauthorized public place.

Section
26:3D-66

Use of smokeless tobacco prohibited in public schools.

Section
26:3E-1

"Restaurant" defined

Section
26:3E-2

Choke prevention techniques; display of posters; pamphlets

Section
26:3E-3

Instructional posters; preparation and distribution

Section
26:3E-3.1

Posters provided by Department of Health

Section
26:3E-4

Obligation to remove food lodged in another persons throat

Section
26:3E-5

Violations; penalty; action for recovery

Section
26:3E-6

Rules and regulations

Section
26:3E-14

Fact sheet distributed to restaurants relative to food allergies, posting of signs; definitions.

Section
26:3E-15

"Ask Before You Eat" public information campaign.

Section
26:3E-16

Findings, declarations relative to provision of calorie information by certain chain restaurants.

Section
26:3E-17

Requirements for certain retail food establishments.

Section
26:3E-18

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:4-1

"Communicable disease" defined

Section
26:4-2

Powers of State department and local board.

Section
26:4-3

Evaluation of destroyed goods; reimbursement of owner

Section
26:4-4

Notice to local board to control disease; proceeding to compel action

Section
26:4-5

Closing public or private schools by reason of epidemic

Section
26:4-6

Prohibiting attendance of teachers or pupils

Section
26:4-8.1

Immunization at public expense

Section
26:4-9

Epidemic in state institution

Section
26:4-12

Prohibiting sale of dairy product contaminated by communicable disease

Section
26:4-13

Removal of order prohibiting sale

Section
26:4-14

Penalty for violation of prohibition

Section
26:4-15

Reporting of communicable diseases by physicians

Section
26:4-16

Reporting of communicable diseases by house owner or householder

Section
26:4-17

Physicians to report persons affected with disease on dairy premises

Section
26:4-18

Report when member of family of sick person is employed on dairy premises

Section
26:4-19

Report of persons affected with communicable diseases in institutions

Section
26:4-20

Transmission of duplicate of report from institutions in certain cases

Section
26:4-21

Certificate of cases reported to local board

Section
26:4-22

Fee for cases reported to local board

Section
26:4-23

Register of reported cases; inspection

Section
26:4-24

Reports of local boards to state department

Section
26:4-26

Fee for cases reported to state department

Section
26:4-27

Definitions

Section
26:4-28

Venereal diseases declared infectious and communicable

Section
26:4-29

Determination of infectiousness; review

Section
26:4-30

Examination upon report from director.

Section
26:4-31

Duty of suspected person to be examined; sex of examining physician

Section
26:4-32

Prostitute; examination; certificate prohibited

Section
26:4-33

Discovery of sources of infection

Section
26:4-34

Duty of attending physician

Section
26:4-35

Examination and quarantine of infected person failing to report to attending physician.

Section
26:4-36

Quarantine; persons who may be quarantined; duration; penalty

Section
26:4-37

Quarantine, restrictions, proceedings, report

Section
26:4-38

Report of private cases to state department

Section
26:4-39

Report of institutional cases to DOH.

Section
26:4-40

Contents of report

Section
26:4-41

Contents of reports secret; exceptions

Section
26:4-46

Free treatment by local board

Section
26:4-47

Free diagnosis and treatment by state department of health

Section
26:4-48

Rules and regulations; authority of State Director of Health as to quarantine or examination

Section
26:4-48.1

Optional treatment of persons opposed to medical treatment on religious grounds

Section
26:4-48.2

Expedited partner therapy.

Section
26:4-48.3

Informational materials.

Section
26:4-48.4

Immunity from liability.

Section
26:4-49

Additional penalty for second offense

Section
26:4-49.1

Blood sample, syphilis testing for pregnant women.

Section
26:4-49.2

Standard serological test; duty of State Department of Health

Section
26:4-49.3

Statement of blood test in birth or stillbirth report.

Section
26:4-49.4

Effective date

Section
26:4-49.5

Migrant laborers; definition

Section
26:4-49.6

Examination of migrant laborers; notice to State Department of Health

Section
26:4-49.7

Examination and treatment by order of court

Section
26:4-49.8

Examination and treatment for venereal disease of inmates of institutions

Section
26:4-57.1

Application for financial aid

Section
26:4-57.2

Inquiry by director of health

Section
26:4-57.3

Determination of kind and amount of aid; maximum annual amount

Section
26:4-60

Register of reported cases and examinations; inspection

Section
26:4-69

Expenditure of appropriations

Section
26:4-70

Rules and regulations by state department; distribution of copies; enforcement

Section
26:4-71

Investigation of reported cases

Section
26:4-71.3

Person with communicable tuberculosis leaving hospital against medical advice; report.

Section
26:4-73

Duty to report to local board

Section
26:4-74

Compulsory treatment

Section
26:4-75

Distribution of copies of law

Section
26:4-76

Free remedies

Section
26:4-77

Violations; penalty; recovery

Section
26:4-78

Report of suspected cases of rabies

Section
26:4-79

Report by physician attending person bitten by animal

Section
26:4-80

Report by parent or guardian when child is bitten and no physician attends

Section
26:4-81

Report when adult is bitten and no physician attends

Section
26:4-82

Confining animal which has attacked or bitten person

Section
26:4-83

Killing or confining animal bitten by another

Section
26:4-84

Confining animals to prevent spread of rabies

Section
26:4-85

Permit to release animals

Section
26:4-86

Examination of animals by local board

Section
26:4-87

Local board to report prevalence of rabies

Section
26:4-88

Circular on rabies; distribution

Section
26:4-89

Free Pasteur treatment

Section
26:4-94

Penalties; recovery.

Section
26:4-95

Powers of municipalities not affected

Section
26:4-95.1

Establishment and conduct of virology program; objectives

Section
26:4-95.2

Financing virology program

Section
26:4-95.3

Findings, declarations relative to HPV.

Section
26:4-95.4

Public awareness campaign about HPV.

Section
26:4-96

Laboratory supplies

Section
26:4-97

Disposition of receipts from sale of supplies

Section
26:4-98

Impure biological products; prohibiting sale or use of

Section
26:4-99

Free distribution of toxoid and vaccine; appropriation

Section
26:4-100

Sale of surplus antitoxin manufactured by local board

Section
26:4-100.1

Anti-pneumococcic serum; purchase and distribution free by State Department of Health

Section
26:4-100.2

Anti-pneumococcic serum; supplying free to licensed physicians

Section
26:4-100.3

Rules and regulations by State Department of Health

Section
26:4-100.4

Typhoid vaccine and other biologicals and antibiotics; free distribution

Section
26:4-100.5

Expenditures authorized

Section
26:4-100.6

Poliomyelitis vaccine; regulation of purchase, sale, distribution and use

Section
26:4-100.7

Purchase of vaccine to supplement federal grants; distribution

Section
26:4-100.8

Federal grants

Section
26:4-100.9

Participation and cooperation of other State departments

Section
26:4-100.10

Powers of Commissioner; violation

Section
26:4-100.11

Appropriation for purchase of vaccine

Section
26:4-100.12

General appropriation

Section
26:4-100.13

"Hepatitis Inoculation Fund," created; eligibility

Section
26:4-101

Permit to land infected vessel

Section
26:4-102

Examination and quarantine

Section
26:4-103

Removal to quarantine station

Section
26:4-104

Assistance in removal

Section
26:4-105

Landing after removal to quarantine station

Section
26:4-106

Deposit of landing permit from other quarantine station

Section
26:4-107

Issuance of permit without examination or quarantine

Section
26:4-108

Refusal of permit

Section
26:4-109

Anchorage of vessels at Perth Amboy

Section
26:4-110

Anchorage place

Section
26:4-112

Duties of Perth Amboy port health officer

Section
26:4-113

Powers of Perth Amboy port health officer

Section
26:4-116

Temporary port health officer; term; compensation

Section
26:4-117

Powers and duties of temporary port health officer

Section
26:4-118

Fees

Section
26:4-119

Record of fees

Section
26:4-120

Fees to be paid to state treasurer

Section
26:4-121

Payment of expenses and fees

Section
26:4-122

Expenses, fees, and costs; lien on vessel

Section
26:4-123

Enforcement of lien

Section
26:4-124

Jurisdiction of state department

Section
26:4-125

Duty of commander to obey orders

Section
26:4-126

Reports to state department

Section
26:4-127

Regulations of state department

Section
26:4-128

Violations of article; misdemeanor

Section
26:4-129

Liability to penalties in general

Section
26:4-130

Proceedings for recovery of penalties; disposition

Section
26:4-131

Short title.

Section
26:4-132

Findings, declarations relative to Statewide automated and electronic immunization registry.

Section
26:4-133

Definitions relative to Statewide automated and electronic immunization registry.

Section
26:4-134

Statewide automated and electronic immunization registry.

Section
26:4-135

Immunity from liability.

Section
26:4-136

Construction of act relative to obligations, rights of persons.

Section
26:4-137

Confidentiality of registry information.

Section
26:4-138

Certain transmissions of information permitted.

Section
26:4A-4

Definitions relative to lifeguard and first aid personnel requirements at certain swimming areas, health clubs.

Section
26:4A-5

Exemptions from mandatory compliance

Section
26:4A-5.1

Inspection of seasonal swimming pool; lifeguards; compliance with new requirements

Section
26:4A-5.2

Rules, regulations

Section
26:4A-6

Signs posted at specially exempt facility.

Section
26:4A-7

Rules, regulations

Section
26:4B-1

Public restrooms; availability of units without charge; equality of charges for remaining units

Section
26:4B-2

Locked restroom entry doors; availability of keys without charge; posting notice

Section
26:4B-3

Violations; petty disorderly person

Section
26:4B-4

Right to breast feed in public

Section
26:4B-5

Enforcement, violations, penalties

Section
26:4C-2

Availability of lactation rooms in certain facilities.

Section
26:4C-3

Reports.

Section
26:4C-7

Definitions relative to lactation rooms.

Section
26:5A-1

Reports by physicians of cerebral palsy cases

Section
26:5B-1

Short title

Section
26:5B-2

Legislative findings and declarations

Section
26:5B-3

Hereditary disorder defined

Section
26:5B-4

Duties of department of health

Section
26:5B-5

Findings, declarations relative to sickle cell anemia.

Section
26:5B-6

Availability of information about sickle cell anemia.

Section
26:5C-1

Short title

Section
26:5C-2

Legislative findings

Section
26:5C-3

Programs to educate public, health care professionals and people in contact with AIDS victims, and of departmental and local support

Section
26:5C-4

Resource center.

Section
26:5C-5

Definitions

Section
26:5C-6

AIDS, HIV infection reported to Department of Health

Section
26:5C-7

Confidentiality of AIDS, HIV infection records, information

Section
26:5C-8

Disclosure of AIDS, HIV records, information.

Section
26:5C-9

Order of court to disclose record of AIDS, HIV infection

Section
26:5C-10

Limits on disclosure to continue

Section
26:5C-11

Disclosed record to be held confidential by recipient

Section
26:5C-12

Consent to disclose record of deceased, legally incapacitated person.

Section
26:5C-13

Consent for disclosure of minor's record

Section
26:5C-14

Civil actions permitted against violators

Section
26:5C-15

Definitions.

Section
26:5C-16

Policy statement; information on HIV testing; guidelines for notification; confidentiality.

Section
26:5C-17

Fees

Section
26:5C-18

Action due to unauthorized disclosure

Section
26:5C-19

Agreements authorized

Section
26:5C-20

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:5C-21

Definitions relative to HIV testing by semen banks.

Section
26:5C-22

HIV test on potential semen donor; consent; payment; notification.

Section
26:5C-23

Violations, penalty.

Section
26:5C-24

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:5C-25

Short title.

Section
26:5C-26

Findings, declarations relative to sterile syringe access programs.

Section
26:5C-27

Operation of sterile syringe access program.

Section
26:5C-28

Establishment, authorization by municipality of certain programs.

Section
26:5C-29

Reports to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:5C-30

Plan for establishment, funding of regional substance abuse treatment facilities.

Section
26:5C-31

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:5D-1

Short title

Section
26:5D-2

Findings, declarations

Section
26:5D-3

Referral service; hotline

Section
26:5D-4

SIDS Resource Center

Section
26:6-1

Definitions.

Section
26:6-2

Power of local board

Section
26:6-3

Prohibition of public funerals; penalty

Section
26:6-4

Computation of death rate.

Section
26:6-4.1

Certificate of death

Section
26:6-4.2

Undertaker to make inquiry, report, penalty for failure to report

Section
26:6-5

Cemeteries dangerous to public health; action for relief; costs

Section
26:6-5.1

Necessity of death certificate and burial or removal permit

Section
26:6-5.2

Recording of deaths

Section
26:6-5.3

Certifying deaths

Section
26:6-5.4

Fees

Section
26:6-6

Execution of death certificate.

Section
26:6-7

Contents of death certificate.

Section
26:6-8

Duty to furnish particulars; verification.

Section
26:6-8.1

Determination, pronouncement of death.

Section
26:6-8.2

Notification.

Section
26:6-8.3

List of contagious, infectious, communicable diseases

Section
26:6-8.4

Penalty for violation

Section
26:6-8.5

Alzheimer's disease, related disorders, listing as secondary cause of death.

Section
26:6-8.6

Professionals certifying death to provide testing, related actions necessary for survivors to claim certain benefits.

Section
26:6-9

Death occurring without medical attendance.

Section
26:6-10

Unavailability of attending physician, advanced practice nurse.

Section
26:6-11

Certificate of fetal death.

Section
26:6-13

Incomplete certificate of death

Section
26:6-14

Issuance of burial, removal permit; correction of death certificate; completion.

Section
26:6-16

Contents of burial, removal permit.

Section
26:6-17

Fee for burial, removal or transit permit.

Section
26:6-20

Burial in district other than place of death

Section
26:6-21

Emergency burial or removal permit

Section
26:6-22

Form of emergency permit

Section
26:6-23

Transportation of certain bodies in sealed casket; license

Section
26:6-24

Rules for transportation of body

Section
26:6-25

Necessity of transit permit

Section
26:6-26

Contents of transit permit

Section
26:6-27

Disposition of transit permit

Section
26:6-28

Burial or removal permit for imported bodies

Section
26:6-29

Acceptance for shipment

Section
26:6-31

Delivery of burial or removal papers

Section
26:6-32

Require compliance with laws

Section
26:6-33

Indorsement and return of burial or removal papers

Section
26:6-34

Record of burial

Section
26:6-35

Procedure when no person in charge of cemetery

Section
26:6-36

Depth of burials; bodies in private vaults

Section
26:6-37

Disinterments; when allowed; permits

Section
26:6-38

Disinterment of bodies of persons dying of communicable disease

Section
26:6-39

Bodies in receiving vaults

Section
26:6-40

Powers of municipal authorities and local board

Section
26:6-41

Violations; punishment

Section
26:6-49

Amount; recovery

Section
26:6-50

Persons who may consent to examination.

Section
26:6-58.4

Findings, declarations

Section
26:6-58.5

Transplant recovery technician's recovery of human body part.

Section
26:6-58.6

Medical record reviews by procurement organization

Section
26:6-60.2

Maintenance of records by hospital relative to anatomical gifts.

Section
26:6-66

Short title.

Section
26:6-67

Findings, declarations relative to organ and tissue donation initiatives.

Section
26:6-68

Short title.

Section
26:6-69

Standards for anatomical research recovery organization.

Section
26:6-70

Definitions relative to anatomical gifts for educational and research use.

Section
26:6-71

Registration as anatomical research recovery organization.

Section
26:6-72

Requirements for operating as an anatomical research recovery organization.

Section
26:6-73

Violation.

Section
26:6-74

Powers of commissioner relative to violations.

Section
26:6-75

Violations, penalties.

Section
26:6-76

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:6-77

Short title.

Section
26:6-78

Definitions relative to anatomical gifts.

Section
26:6-79

Applicability of act.

Section
26:6-80

Anatomical gift by living donor.

Section
26:6-81

Procedure for donor to make anatomical gift.

Section
26:6-82

Amendment, revocation of anatomical gift by donor.

Section
26:6-83

Refusal to make anatomical gift.

Section
26:6-84

Person other than donor prohibited from making anatomical gift, exceptions.

Section
26:6-85

Person authorized to make anatomical gift of a decedent's body.

Section
26:6-86

Recipients of anatomical gift.

Section
26:6-86.1

Findings, declarations relative to anatomical gifts.

Section
26:6-86.2

Eligibility to receive anatomical gift.

Section
26:6-87

Search for potential donor, document of refusal; permitted entities.

Section
26:6-88

Delivery of document of gift or a refusal.

Section
26:6-89

Notification by hospital relative to donor status.

Section
26:6-90

Notification of death to procurement organization.

Section
26:6-91

Immunity from liability.

Section
26:6-92

Valid document of gift.

Section
26:6-93

Requirements relative to donations from individuals having an advance directive.

Section
26:6-94

Cooperation of medical examiner with procurement organization.

Section
26:6-95

Application, construction.

Section
26:6-96

Acts modified, limited, superseded.

Section
26:6A-1

Short title; declarations in accord with act

Section
26:6A-2

Declaration of death based on cardio-respiratory criteria

Section
26:6A-3

Declaration of death based on neurological criteria

Section
26:6A-4

Physician to declare death.

Section
26:6A-5

Death not declared in violation of individual's religious beliefs

Section
26:6A-6

Immunity granted to health care practitioner, provider, hospital

Section
26:6A-7

Obligations of insurance providers unchanged

Section
26:6A-8

Rules, regulations, policies, practices to gather reports, data.

Section
26:6B-1

Short title.

Section
26:6B-2

Findings, declarations relative to the "Revised State Medical Examiner Act."

Section
26:6B-3

Definitions relative to the "Revised State Medical Examiner Act."

Section
26:6B-4

Office of the Chief State Medical Examiner.

Section
26:6B-5

Certain office abolished; functions, powers duties transferred to the Office of the Chief State Medical Examiner.

Section
26:6B-6

Supervision by Chief State Medical Examiner over State medical examiner system; qualifications, appointment.

Section
26:6B-7

Duties, functions, powers, responsibilities.

Section
26:6B-8

Deputy Chief State Medical Examiner.

Section
26:6B-9

Office of the county medical examiner, intercounty medical examiner.

Section
26:6B-10

Criteria for conduct of a medicolegal investigation of a death.

Section
26:6B-11

Determination of necessity for autopsy.

Section
26:6B-12

Examination, autopsy when decedent is an organ donor.

Section
26:6B-13

Sudden Child Death Autopsy Protocol Committee.

Section
26:6B-14

Findings, declarations relative to causes of deaths, sudden deaths.

Section
26:6B-15

Cooperation with Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

Section
26:6B-16

Procedure regarding disinterment; powers of Chief State Medical Examiner.

Section
26:6B-17

Maintenance of records.

Section
26:6B-18

Medical Examiner Review Team.

Section
26:6B-19

Annual report.

Section
26:6B-20

Causes for removal of medical examiner.

Section
26:6B-21

New Jersey State Medical Examiner Toxicology Laboratory.

Section
26:6B-22

Request to correct findings and conclusions.

Section
26:6B-23

Immunity from liability.

Section
26:6C-1

Findings, declarations relative to maternal mortality and morbidity.

Section
26:6C-2

Definitions relative to maternal mortality and morbidity.

Section
26:6C-3

New Jersey Maternal Care Quality Collaborative (NJMCQC)

Section
26:6C-4

Maternal Mortality Review Committee.

Section
26:6C-5

Committee; organization, meetings, support staff.

Section
26:6C-6

Powers, duties, responsibilities of Maternal Mortality Review Committee.

Section
26:6C-7

Duties of committee upon organization relative to reporting, recordkeeping of maternal deaths.

Section
26:6C-8

Actions upon receipt of report of maternal death.

Section
26:6C-9

Reports.

Section
26:6C-11

Confidentiality.

Section
26:6C-12

Annual compilation of statistics.

Section
26:6C-13

Maternal Data Center.

Section
26:6C-14

Establishment, collection of fees.

Section
26:6C-15

"Maternal Data Center Fund."

Section
26:6C-16

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:7-16

Burial permit

Section
26:7-18.1

Time lapse after death

Section
26:7-18.2

Disposition of unclaimed cremains.

Section
26:7-18.3

Rules and regulations

Section
26:7-19

Penalties for violations

Section
26:7-20

Payment of penalty deemed equivalent to conviction

Section
26:7-21

Enforcement

Section
26:7-22

Jurisdiction to restrain acts in violation of laws or regulations

Section
26:7-23

Repeal

Section
26:8-1

Definitions.

Section
26:8-2

Registration district

Section
26:8-3

Consolidation of districts

Section
26:8-4

Duty to furnish information relative to birth, death, marriage, civil union, domestic partnership.

Section
26:8-5

Institutional records

Section
26:8-6

Registration of midwives, funeral directors.

Section
26:8-7

Registration of vital records by state department

Section
26:8-8

Vital record facilities

Section
26:8-9

State registrar

Section
26:8-11

Local registrar, appointment; county clerk, authorized to act as local registrar, certain circumstances.

Section
26:8-12

Approval of appointment by state department

Section
26:8-13

Term of office

Section
26:8-14

Appointment of successors

Section
26:8-15

Vacancy

Section
26:8-16

Persons eligible as local registrars

Section
26:8-17

Local registrar; appointment of deputy, alternate deputy registrar.

Section
26:8-18

Subregistrar; appointment

Section
26:8-19

Removal from office

Section
26:8-20

Nonapplicability

Section
26:8-21

Applicability of chapter

Section
26:8-21.1

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:8-22

Oath of office

Section
26:8-23

Duty of the department; examination of records.

Section
26:8-24

Duties, responsibilities of State registrar.

Section
26:8-24.1

New Jersey Electronic Death Registration System (NJ-EDRS)

Section
26:8-24.2

"New Jersey Electronic Death Registration Support Fund."

Section
26:8-24.3

Means of accessing NJ-EDRS; requirements.

Section
26:8-25

Duties, responsibilities of local registrar.

Section
26:8-25.1

Suspension of authority to participate in NJ-EDRS.

Section
26:8-26

Duty of subregistrar.

Section
26:8-27

Inquiries to applicants for marriage or civil union license.

Section
26:8-28

Birth certificate required; information furnished.

Section
26:8-28.1

Contents of certificate of parentage.

Section
26:8-29

Contents of birth certificate

Section
26:8-30

Execution, return of certificate of birth; availability of certificate of parentage; challenge to acknowledgment of paternity.

Section
26:8-31

Certificate of birth or parentage when no physician or midwife in attendance

Section
26:8-32

Completion of details by local registrar

Section
26:8-33

Report by father or mother

Section
26:8-34

Supplemental return of name of child

Section
26:8-35

Incomplete certificate of birth

Section
26:8-36

Interrogation of informant

Section
26:8-37

Stillborn child to be registered as fetal death; birth certificate options.

Section
26:8-38

Recording unrecorded births; penalty for false certificate

Section
26:8-39

Birth certificate not to disclose illegitimacy; exceptions

Section
26:8-40

Change of surname of child born out of wedlock; amendment of original birth record

Section
26:8-40.1

Adopted children, birth certificates; procedure.

Section
26:8-40.2

Parentage unknown; presumption of birth within state

Section
26:8-40.4

Application; determination of probable date of birth; presumption

Section
26:8-40.5

Persons not entitled to order

Section
26:8-40.6

Record of birth; effect as evidence

Section
26:8-40.7

"Employer" defined

Section
26:8-40.8

Honorable discharge from armed services; acceptance by employer in lieu of birth certificate

Section
26:8-40.9

Violation as disorderly conduct

Section
26:8-40.10

Foreign births and adoptions

Section
26:8-40.11

Change of surname of child born out of wedlock; amendment of original birth record

Section
26:8-40.12

Gender reassignment surgery; amendment of birth certificate.

Section
26:8-40.20

Legislative findings and declarations.

Section
26:8-40.21

Birth defects, severe neonatal jaundice registry.

Section
26:8-40.22

Confidential reports of abortions of fetus with or infant affected by birth defect or severe neonatal jaundice.

Section
26:8-40.23

Confidentiality of reports

Section
26:8-40.24

Nonliability for divulging confidential information

Section
26:8-40.25

Act not to be construed to compel submission to medical examination or to supervision by department of health

Section
26:8-40.26

Rules and regulations

Section
26:8-40.27

Findings, declarations relative to stillbirths.

Section
26:8-40.28

Development of comprehensive policies, procedures.

Section
26:8-40.29

Fetal death evaluation protocol.

Section
26:8-40.30

Establishment, maintenance of data base.

Section
26:8-40.31

Evaluation of data, report to Governor, Legislature.

Section
26:8-40.32

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:8-40.33

Provision of uncertified long-form copy of adopted person's original certificate of birth.

Section
26:8-40.34

Submission of document of contact preference by birth parent.

Section
26:8-40.35

Certain cases exempt.

Section
26:8-40.36

Rules, regulations.

Section
26:8-40.37

Additional regulations.

Section
26:8-41

Transmission of marriage and civil union licenses and certificates, power of attorney.

Section
26:8-42

License issued in another registration district, transmission of information on form provided.

Section
26:8-43

Transmission of marriage and civil union certificates and licenses to State registrar.

Section
26:8-44

Indexing, tabulation and preservation of records by State registrar.

Section
26:8-45

Cancellation of records of marriages and civil unions declared void.

Section
26:8-46

Indorsement of record upon cancellation.

Section
26:8-47

Preparation of forms for marriage and civil union licenses, certificates.

Section
26:8-48

Amendments to certificate, recording, authentication.

Section
26:8-49

Corrections to birth and fetal death certificates.

Section
26:8-50

Correcting marriage or civil union licenses.

Section
26:8-51

Corrections to marriage, civil union, domestic partnership certificates.

Section
26:8-52

Correcting death certificates, procedure.

Section
26:8-53

Acceptance of corrections

Section
26:8-54

Certified copies of corrected certificates

Section
26:8-55

Submitting false certificate; penalty.

Section
26:8-56

Fee for registering birth or death.

Section
26:8-57

Fee for reporting no registration of birth or death

Section
26:8-59

Payment of local registrar for certificates or reports

Section
26:8-59.1

Persons authorized to obtain certification, certified copy of death certificate; accounting for fees.

Section
26:8-60

Fee for transmitting certificate.

Section
26:8-61

Fee for cancellation of marriage or civil union record.

Section
26:8-62

Certification, certified copy of records, search fee; uniform forms for vital records.

Section
26:8-63

Free certified copies.

Section
26:8-64

Search of files, records, fee.

Section
26:8-65

Account of fees received

Section
26:8-66

Investigation of violation.

Section
26:8-67

Duty of county prosecutor.

Section
26:8-68

Duty of attorney general; proceedings by local registrar.

Section
26:8-69

Penalties; recovery.

Section
26:8A-1

Short title.

Section
26:8A-2

Findings, declarations relative to domestic partners.

Section
26:8A-3

Definitions relative to domestic partners.

Section
26:8A-4

Affidavit of Domestic Partnership; establishment, requirements.

Section
26:8A-4.1

Limitation on domestic partnerships on or after February 19, 2007; effect of law establishing civil unions.

Section
26:8A-5

Notice of termination of domestic partnerships to third parties; requirements.

Section
26:8A-6

Obligations of domestic partners.

Section
26:8A-7

Preparation of forms and notices.

Section
26:8A-8

Duties of local registrar.

Section
26:8A-9

Duties of State registrar.

Section
26:8A-10

Jurisdiction of Superior Court relative to termination of domestic partnerships.

Section
26:8A-11

Applicability of act.

Section
26:8A-12

Rules, regulations; responsible agencies.

Section
26:8A-13

Dependent health benefits for domestic partners continued after retirement from certain local public employment.

Section
26:9-1

Definitions

Section
26:9-2

Duty of director of state experiment station

Section
26:9-3

Survey by request

Section
26:9-4

Map of breeding area

Section
26:9-5

Petition for survey

Section
26:9-6

Notice to local authorities of breeding place

Section
26:9-7

Notice to landowner to abate

Section
26:9-8

Contents of notice

Section
26:9-9

Abatement by local authorities

Section
26:9-10

Powers of commission

Section
26:9-11

Extermination budget; payment of bills

Section
26:9-12

Appropriation to municipalities

Section
26:9-12.1

Airplane spraying for mosquito extermination; use of State aid appropriation

Section
26:9-12.2

Effective date

Section
26:9-12.3

State Mosquito Control Commission; membership; appointment

Section
26:9-12.4

Tenure; vacancies; compensation

Section
26:9-12.5

Meeting and organization

Section
26:9-12.6

Duties of commission

Section
26:9-12.7

Enforcement of recommendations

Section
26:9-12.8

Cooperation

Section
26:9-12.9

Hearings; annual reports

Section
26:9-13

Extermination commission; appointment

Section
26:9-13.1

Incumbents to continue in office

Section
26:9-14

Composition of commission

Section
26:9-14.1

Additional member

Section
26:9-15

Term of office

Section
26:9-16

Vacancy

Section
26:9-17

Oath

Section
26:9-18

Compensation

Section
26:9-19

Officers and employees

Section
26:9-20

Office of commission

Section
26:9-21

Powers of commission

Section
26:9-22

Plans and estimates; filing and approval

Section
26:9-23

Tax levy; limitations

Section
26:9-24

Withdrawal of funds

Section
26:9-25

Annual report

Section
26:9-26

Other laws not affected

Section
26:9-27

Powers of board of freeholders

Section
26:9-28

Funds provided by bond issue

Section
26:9-29

Method of issue

Section
26:9-30

Delegation of work to commission

Section
26:9-31

Other laws not affected

Section
26:10-1

Forbidden material in manufacture

Section
26:10-2

Labeling required

Section
26:10-3

Contents, color of label; "secondhand" defined.

Section
26:10-4

Form of label

Section
26:10-5

Violation; misdemeanor

Section
26:10-6

"Mattress," "box spring" defined.

Section
26:10-7

Forbidden material in manufacture

Section
26:10-8

Forbidden sales

Section
26:10-9

Labeling requirements.

Section
26:10-10

Contents and form of label

Section
26:10-11

Special labeling requirements

Section
26:10-12

Labeling secondhand mattress, box spring.

Section
26:10-13

Additional information prohibited

Section
26:10-14

Use of word "felt" on label

Section
26:10-15

False description

Section
26:10-16

Removing or altering label

Section
26:10-17

Each mattress, box spring separate offense.

Section
26:10-18

Penalties, recovery

Section
26:10-19

Findings, declarations relative to used mattresses, box springs.

Section
26:10-20

Requirements for lease, sale, delivery, consignment of used mattresses, box springs.

Section
26:10-21

Regulations.

Section
26:12-1

Short title

Section
26:12-2

Purpose

Section
26:12-3

Definitions

Section
26:12-4

Provision of safe and healthful conditions, facilities and equipment to campers

Section
26:12-5

Safety standards; development; rules and regulations

Section
26:12-6

Certificate of approval; issuance; fee

Section
26:12-7

Duration of certificate; provisional certificate

Section
26:12-8

Safety standards; enforcement; hearings; investigations

Section
26:12-9

Powers of commissioner; annual report on accidents by camps and by commissioner

Section
26:12-10

Revocation of certificate of approval; violations; penalty; collection by summary proceeding

Section
26:12-11

Violations; injunction

Section
26:12-12

Exemptions from safety standards

Section
26:12-14

Annual report by commissioner; information from other departments or agencies

Section
26:12-15

Inapplicability of act to curriculum, program or ministry of youth camp

Section
26:12-16

Inapplicability of act to persons who object to medical examination, immunization or treatment on religious grounds

Section
26:12-17

Short title.

Section
26:12-18

Findings, declarations relative to emergency epinephrine administration at youth camps.

Section
26:12-19

Definitions relative to emergency epinephrine administration at youth camps.

Section
26:12-20

Development of policy.

Section
26:12-21

Immunity from liability, disciplinary action.

Section
26:12-22

Construction of act.

Section
26:13-1

Short title.

Section
26:13-2

Definitions relative to emergency health powers.

Section
26:13-3

Declaration of public health emergency.

Section
26:13-4

Investigation of incident, imminent threat; reporting requirements.

Section
26:13-5

Duties of commissioner relative to public health emergency.

Section
26:13-6

Emergency Health Care Provider Registry.

Section
26:13-7

Actions during state of public health emergency, coordination.

Section
26:13-8

Powers of commissioner relative to facilities, property; hearing.

Section
26:13-9

Powers of commissioner relative to health care, other facilities, property, roads, public areas.

Section
26:13-10

Powers of commissioner relative to safe disposal of infectious waste.

Section
26:13-11

Powers of commissioner relative to medications, medical supplies; rationing.

Section
26:13-12

Measures to prevent transmission, exposure.

Section
26:13-13

Orders to submit specimen for diagnostic purposes.

Section
26:13-14

Powers of commissioner during public health emergency.

Section
26:13-15

Isolation, quarantine procedures.

Section
26:13-16

Reinstatement of employment after isolation, quarantine.

Section
26:13-17

Access to medical information.

Section
26:13-17.1

Information disseminated during times of public health emergencies.

Section
26:13-18

Emergency powers regarding health care personnel.

Section
26:13-19

Definitions relative to, and immunity from liability.

Section
26:13-20

Protective action relative to radiological emergency, conditions.

Section
26:13-21

LINCS agencies to serve as planning, coordinating agency for local government entity.

Section
26:13-22

Definitions relative to biological agents, Biological Agent Registry.

Section
26:13-23

New Jersey Vaccine Education and Prioritization Plan.

Section
26:13-24

State Public Health Emergency Claim Reimbursement Board.

Section
26:13-25

Claims for reimbursement.

Section
26:13-26

Material not considered public, government record.

Section
26:13-27

Power of enforcement.

Section
26:13-28

Laws, regulations not preempted by act.

Section
26:13-29

Additional powers of Chief State Medical Examiner.

Section
26:13-30

Construction of act relative to Highway Traffic Safety Act.

Section
26:13-31

Guidelines for health care, social services resources offered at emergency warming centers during a Code Blue alert.

Section
26:13-32

Expiration of certain executive orders.

Section
26:13-33

Civil, criminal liability; expiration.

Section
26:13-34

Expiration of orders, directives, waivers issued due to public health emergency.

Section
26:13-35

Certain powers undiminished, impaired by termination of public health emergency.

Section
26:13-36

Authority relative to termination of public health emergency.

Section
26:14-1

Short title.

Section
26:14-2

Findings, declarations relative to informed consent for medical research.

Section
26:14-3

Applicability of act; minimal risk defined.

Section
26:14-4

Informed consent defined; use.

Section
26:14-5

Obtaining surrogate informed consent; conditions.

Section
26:15-1

Findings, declarations relative to health care coverage.

Section
26:15-2

Coverage provided for residents 18 years of age and younger; terms defined.

Section
26:16-1

Short title.

Section
26:16-2

Findings, declarations relative to medical aid in dying for the terminally ill.

Section
26:16-3

Definitions relative to medical aid in dying for the terminally ill.

Section
26:16-4

Conditions for request for medication.

Section
26:16-5

Form for valid written request for medication.

Section
26:16-6

Responsibilities of attending physician.

Section
26:16-7

Conditions to be considered qualified terminally ill patient.

Section
26:16-8

Determination of capability of patient.

Section
26:16-9

Notification of next of kin required; exception.

Section
26:16-10

Oral, written request by patient, physician's actions.

Section
26:16-11

Documentation of New Jersey residency.

Section
26:16-12

Disposal of medication if patients chooses not to self-administer.

Section
26:16-13

Reporting of information, statistical report.

Section
26:16-14

Provisions in certain documents would not restrict request for medication.

Section
26:16-15

Construction of act.

Section
26:16-16

Certain persons not authorized to take action on behalf of patient.

Section
26:16-17

Immunity.

Section
26:16-18

Violations, degree of crime.

Section
26:16-19

Claims by governmental entity, certain circumstances.

Section
26:16-20

Form for request of medication.

Section
36:3D-62

Violations, fines, penalties; enforcement.