Requires law enforcement to notify State Parole Board when parolee violates domestic violence restraining order.

The synopsis was broadened to include the Judiciary (AOC) as a notifying party alongside law enforcement when a parolee violates a domestic violence restraining order, not just law enforcement alone.

Co-sponsors were reduced from nine (Haider, Auth, Murphy, Carter, Brennan, Kanitra, Freiman, Flynn, Wainstein) to one (Haider only), indicating a significant reduction in legislative sponsorship at the introduction stage.

A new STATEMENT section was added at the end of the bill providing context on current law gaps and explaining how the bill works: SPB notifies AOC about parole status, AOC updates the central registry, a data sharing system must be developed within one year, SPB can access the registry, and SPB can impose parole conditions conforming to restraining order terms.

Several minor corrections were made: 'Title 30 of the Revised Statutes' was corrected to 'Title 30 of the New Jersey Statutes,' and various spacing and punctuation issues were fixed throughout the text.