NJ S3809

Establishes a 15-member "Period Equity and Menstrual Disorders Study Committee" within the New Jersey Department of Health to study access to feminine hygiene products, menstrual disorders, and related health issues.

Committee membership includes 3 Assembly members, 3 Senators (with representation from Legislative Black, Latino, and Disability Caucuses), representatives from developmental disabilities and diversity organizations, the NJ Obstetrical and Gynecological Society, and 6 public members appointed by the Governor.

Committee must examine pricing and taxation policies for feminine hygiene products, develop strategies to improve affordability and accessibility for underserved populations including minority, disability, and transgender/non-binary communities.

Committee required to hold at least 3 public hearings across different parts of the state and submit annual reports with findings and legislative recommendations, beginning one year after organization.

Members must be appointed within 30 days of the act's effective date, serve without compensation, and require 8 members for a quorum to vote on recommendations.