New Jersey § 13:1e-211

§ 13:1e-211.

a. The Department of Environmental Protection, pursuant to state and Federal law,

and in consultation with manufacturers, retailers and distributors of computers and

other electronic equipment, and environmental groups, shall organize and coordinate

a cooperative public- private demonstration project to evaluate the practicability

and feasibility of requiring the statewide mandatory source separation and recycling

of used computer monitors, used consumer electronic equipment or used television sets

or other cathode ray tube-containing devices, found to be of particular concern to

the department, as a means of encouraging the recycling rather than disposal of these

items. b. The department shall investigate the availability of, and apply for, funds available

from the federal government, or any private or public source, to finance the costs

of the demonstration project. c. The department shall prepare and submit a report to the Governor, to the Legislature,

and to the Chairmen of the Senate Environment Committee and the Assembly Environment

and Solid Waste Committee or their successor committees no later than two years following

the effective date of this act. The report shall describe the progress of the demonstration project and shall include

recommendations for further administrative or legislative action.