Requires stress testing on State's ability to provide services in various economic conditions.

This bill requires New Jersey's Department of the Treasury to conduct a comprehensive stress test analysis every three years, assessing the state's ability to maintain essential services during economic shifts like recessions. The analysis must project funding sources (taxes, federal aid), compare them to historical trends, evaluate spending changes, account for state reserves (including the Surplus Revenue Fund), and identify recession response options. The results must be published online and included in the Governor's annual budget proposal. This applies directly to state government operations and indirectly affects all New Jersey residents by ensuring fiscal transparency and preparedness for economic challenges.