This bill establishes a licensure requirement for source plasma donation centers in New Jersey, mandating that no person may operate such a center without a license from the Commissioner of Health. The bill outlines the definitions relevant to the act, including terms like "source plasma," "plasma donation center," and "plasmapheresis." It specifies that the initial license fee for those who have been operating prior to the bill's enactment will be set at $25, while the commissioner will determine fees for new applicants and renewals. The income generated from these fees will be appropriated to the Department of Health to support the act's implementation.

The Commissioner of Health is granted authority to create rules and regulations to ensure safety and best practices at these centers, including the ability to inspect facilities and enforce compliance. The commissioner can suspend or revoke licenses if violations occur, with provisions for notice and hearings for licensees. In cases where public health is at risk, the commissioner may act without prior notice. Violations of the act or the commissioner’s orders can result in penalties ranging from $100 to $1,000 for first offenses and $500 to $5,000 for subsequent offenses, enforceable under the Penalty Enforcement Law of 1999.