Senate Bill 2377 requires the state to provide alternate test dates because of days of religious observance for certain applicants seeking a state license.
Senate Bill 2379 stipulates that a nursing home resident has the right to receive food that meets the resident’s religious dietary requirements.
Senate Bill 2380 requires health-care representatives to make decisions for incapacitated patients in accordance with the patient’s religious beliefs.
Senate Bill 2488 makes it illegal to discriminate against employees because of their religious practices.
Senate Bill 2489 provides for religious accommodation regarding admission procedures at licensed health-care facilities.
Assembly Bill 3512 would require alternative testing arrangements be provided to certain students unable to attend tests at their regular administration due to religious observance.
Assembly Bill 3516 provides for religious accommodation regarding organ donations.
Friday, March 16, 2007
New Jersey Considering Bills On Religious Accommodation
The New Jersey legislature is considering a package of bills designed to further protect religious liberty in the state. Today's New Jersey Jewish Standard describes them:
