New Jersey § 34:1b-91

§ 34:1b-91.

The department, acting through the Division of International Trade, or through a nonprofit

entity designated by the department which may include a nonprofit corporation organized

to implement the recommendations of the economic master plan commission, is authorized

to work with private sector businesses to develop public-private partnerships to establish

Foreign Relocation Missions in addition to the existing foreign offices established

by the department. As used in this section, economic master plan commission means the New Jersey Economic

Master Plan Commission established pursuant to Executive Order No. 1 issued by the

Governor on January 18, 1994. The department may consult with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and

the Delaware River Port Authority, as well as other public and private organizations,

including private sector non-profit groups involved in promoting economic development

in the State to jointly develop relocation missions to recruit foreign companies to

New Jersey which have expressed an interest in relocating from their present countries. The department shall strive, to the extent feasible, to utilize the resources of

private sector businesses involved in the public-private partnerships developed pursuant

to this section and to arrange for the sharing of office space, personnel and equipment

with other public and private organizations which may have established offices in

foreign locations in order to reduce the costs of establishing the Foreign Relocation

Missions.