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Panel advances bill to let certain nonprofits hold amusement‑game licenses
Summary
The Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee released Assembly Bill A4757, which would permit amusement‑game licenses to be issued to specified nonprofit organizations. Two written slips were on file: one in favor (Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey) and one opposed (New Jersey Attractions and Amusement Association).
The Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee voted to release Assembly Bill A4757, which would permit amusement‑game licenses to be issued to certain nonprofit organizations.
The chair read two written slips into the record. Adam Gushevski of Katz Government Affairs, representing the Chamber of Commerce of Southern New Jersey, submitted a slip in favor and did not testify. Ed McGlynn of the New Jersey Attractions and Amusement Association submitted a slip in opposition and did not testify during the meeting.
Following brief consideration and no questions from committee members, a motion to release A4757 passed. The committee’s recorded votes were affirmative and the bill was released from committee.
The transcript did not record on‑the‑record testimony from either organization or additional details about the scope of qualifying nonprofits; those specifics were not discussed during the meeting and are therefore not reported here.
