Makes it unlawful to record telephone call or other conversation unless all parties consent.

This bill would change New Jersey's recording law from "one-party consent" to "all-party consent," requiring every participant's agreement before recording a phone call or conversation. It directly affects private citizens, businesses, and individuals making recordings in personal or professional settings, as they would need explicit permission from all involved parties. The bill amends existing wiretapping statutes to remove exceptions allowing recording with only one participant's consent, while preserving current law enforcement exceptions (e.g., for officers or when a party consents). If enacted, New Jersey would join 11 other states requiring all-party consent for such recordings.