This concurrent resolution amends the Legislative Code of Ethics to require members of the New Jersey Legislature to disclose all public employment held by themselves or their spouses annually, starting in 2027. Each member must file a public employment disclosure statement by May 15 each year, detailing any public employment during the previous calendar year. Additionally, members are obligated to report any changes in public employment status for themselves or their spouses within 30 days, which will be included as an addendum to the disclosure statement.

The resolution outlines the specific information that must be included in the disclosure statements, such as sources of income, liabilities, business interests, and real property holdings. It also establishes that the Joint Legislative Committee on Ethical Standards will review these statements and may issue advisory opinions regarding potential conflicts of interest. The Office of Legislative Services is tasked with providing the necessary technical assistance to implement these changes effectively.