NJ S4525

Requires sellers delivering scrap metal to scrap metal businesses to disclose in writing whether the scrap metal contains a propulsion battery before the transaction

Mandates scrap metal businesses to inspect scrap metal to verify it does not contain a propulsion battery when a seller's disclosure indicates no battery is present

Requires scrap metal businesses to maintain records of all propulsion battery disclosures and inspections for at least five years in a manner prescribed by the Attorney General

Defines "propulsion battery" by reference to existing state law (P.L.2023, c.222) and includes any other battery the Attorney General determines could pose an environmental danger

Takes effect on the first day of the sixth month following enactment