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STATE
HOUSE COMMISSION Overview
of the Commission and its Work
| Establishment
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The
State House Commission was created in 1953 by the New Jersey
Legislature. See P.L.1953, c.85, N.J.S.A.
52:20-1 et seq. The Commission controls the sale and
leasing of state owned properties. |
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| Commission
Members |
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The
State House Commission shall consist of the Governor, who
shall be the presiding officer, the State Treasurer, and
the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting or
their designees, or the persons upon whom shall devolve
by law the powers, duties and emoluments of said offices
respectively, for the time being, and two members of the
Senate appointed by the President thereof and two members
of the General Assembly appointed by the Speaker thereof,
no more than one of either group of two being of the same
political party or their alternates. Each alternate for
an appointed member shall also be a member of the Senate
or General Assembly appointed by the President or Speaker,
as appropriate, and shall have full voting powers when required
to attend commission meetings. The members of the commission
shall serve without pay in connection with all such duties
as are prescribed in this chapter. The appointed members
of the commission shall serve as members thereof for terms
co-extensive with their respective terms as members of the
Houses of the Legislature from which they were appointed.
Currently the members are: |
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