The bill establishes the New Jersey Unified Responsible Gambling Evaluation Board, which will operate within the Department of Law and Public Safety. The board is tasked with reviewing and assessing current gambling practices in the state, recommending reforms to promote responsible gambling, and providing resources for the public regarding problem gambling. It will consist of seven members, including various state officials who will serve ex-officio, and will operate without compensation, although members may be reimbursed for necessary expenses. The board's responsibilities include studying gambling rates and methods, reviewing existing responsible gambling practices, assessing the effectiveness of current programs, identifying trends in gambling, and compiling relevant information and resources.

Additionally, the board is required to maintain an Internet website that will serve as a central hub for state publications and reports related to gambling, as well as resources for individuals struggling with gambling addiction. The website will include annual reports, lists of education and treatment programs, and links to relevant state and private sector resources. Furthermore, all state agencies responsible for regulating gambling or providing services to problem gamblers must prominently display a link to the board's website on their own sites to ensure easy access to the information and resources provided.