This bill establishes a legal framework for the appointment of a receiver for service providers to individuals with developmental disabilities in New Jersey. It empowers the Department of Human Services to file a court motion for a receiver's appointment in cases of substantial violations of health, safety, or care standards. The motion must detail the violations, document attempts to address them, and outline necessary actions. The court can then dismiss the motion, appoint a receiver, or provide other appropriate relief. The bill delineates the receiver's powers and responsibilities, which include managing operations, ensuring recipient welfare, and overseeing financial matters.

Furthermore, the bill introduces conditions that create a rebuttable presumption of habitual violations, such as repeated compliance issues or financial instability. The receiver is granted broad authority to manage the provider's assets, enter contracts, and take necessary actions to rectify identified issues, with a focus on prioritizing the needs of recipients. The legislation aims to enhance oversight and accountability for service providers, ensuring that individuals with developmental disabilities receive safe and adequate care. It also outlines the process for transitioning care to new providers if necessary and sets standards for the termination of receivership once objectives are met.