New Jersey § 32:33-4

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 32:33-4, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 32:33-4.

The commission shall be selected as follows: a. As each state becomes a compacting state, one resident shall be appointed as commissioner. The commissioner shall be selected by the governor of the compacting state, being

designated from the state agency charged with regulating industrialized/modular buildings

or, if a state agency does not exist, being designated from among those building officials

with the most appropriate responsibilities in the state. The commissioner may designate another official as an alternate to act on behalf

of the commissioner at commission meetings which the commissioner is unable to attend. b. Each state commissioner shall be appointed, suspended, or removed and shall serve

subject to and in accordance with the laws of the state which the commissioner represents;

and each vacancy occurring shall be filled in accordance with the laws of the state

wherein the vacancy exists. c. When three state commissioners have been appointed in the manner described, those

state commissioners shall select one additional commissioner who shall be a representative

of manufacturers of industrial- or commercial-use industrialized/modular buildings. When six state commissioners have been appointed in the manner described, the state

commissioners shall select a second additional commissioner who shall be a representative

of consumers of industrialized/modular buildings. With each addition of three state commissioners, the state commissioners shall appoint

one additional representative commissioner, alternating between a representative of

manufacturers of industrialized/modular buildings and consumers of industrialized/modular

buildings. The ratio between state commissioners and representative commissioners shall be

three to one. d. In the event states withdraw from the compact or, for any other reason, the number

of state commissioners is reduced, the state commissioners shall remove the last added

representative commissioner as necessary to maintain a ratio of state commissioners

to representative commissioners of three to one. e. Upon a majority vote of the state commissioners, the state commissioners may remove,

fill a vacancy created by, or replace any representative commissioner, provided that

any replacement is made from the same representative group and a three to one ratio

is maintained. Unless provided otherwise, the representative commissioners shall have the same

authority and responsibility as the state commissioners. f. In addition, the commission may have as a member one commissioner representing

the United States government if federal law authorizes such representation. This commissioner shall not vote on matters before the commission. The commissioner shall be appointed by the President of the United States, or in

another manner as may be provided by Congress.

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