Establishes Veterans Care Commission to study and address issues facing returning members of US Armed Forces, Reserve components of US Armed Forces, and NJ National Guard.

This bill establishes a Veterans Care Commission within New Jersey's Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs to study issues affecting active-duty service members, Reserve components, and NJ National Guard members returning to civilian life. The 11-member commission includes state agency heads, the Adjutant General, and five public members (with at least three representing qualified veterans' organizations) who will hold public hearings and analyze military service impacts on health and well-being. The commission must issue annual reports with recommendations to the Governor and Legislature within one year of forming, including potential legislative solutions to address identified challenges. The bill directly affects New Jersey veterans and their families by creating a structured process to identify and address their post-service needs.