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State Government / New Jersey / Legislation / A 5460

A 5460Session 222HouseStatus unavailable

"Practice What We Preach Act"; prohibits use of internet-enabled devices by legislators during voting sessions and committee meetings; requires installation of secure device lockers in certain locations; designates violations as disorderly persons offense.

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Elections & GovernmentTechnology & Communications

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Primary sponsorBergen, Brian

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Source data last updated Sep 11, 2026.