New Jersey § 32:36-23

having an identical effect to L.2019, c. 195, § 23 . > Upon the concurrence of the state of New York, the state of New Jersey and the state

of New York consent to suits, actions or proceedings of any form or nature at law,

in equity, or otherwise (including proceedings to enforce arbitration agreements),

against the Commission, and to appeals therefrom and reviews thereof, except as hereinafter

provided. The foregoing consent does not extend to: a. suits, actions, or proceedings upon any causes of action whatsoever accruing before

the effective date of this act; b. suits, actions or proceedings upon any causes of action whatsoever, upon, in connection

with, or arising out of any contract, express or implied, entered into or assumed

by or assigned to the Commission before the effective date of this act (including

any supplement to, or amendment, extension or renewal of any such contract, even if

such supplement, amendment, extension or renewal is made on or after the effective

date of this act), regardless of whether such cause of action accrued before or after

that date; c. civil suits, actions or proceedings for the recovery of statutory penalties; and d. suits, actions or proceedings for judgments, orders or decrees restraining, enjoining

or preventing the Commission from committing or continuing to commit any act or acts,

other than suits, actions or proceedings by the Attorney General of New Jersey or

by the Attorney General of New York, each of whom is hereby authorized to bring such

suits, actions or proceedings in his or her discretion on behalf of any person or

persons whatsoever who requests the Attorney General to do so, except in the cases

otherwise excluded by this act; provided, that in any such suit, action or proceeding,

no judgment, order or decree shall be entered except upon at least two days' prior

written notice to the Commission of the proposed entry thereof. The Commission shall be immune from liability as though it were the state of New York,

except to the extent that such immunity is waived by the state of New York under section 8 of the New York court of claims act .