Creates task force to study feasibility of paperless State government.

New Jersey's Bill A 3924 establishes a 15-member task force to study transitioning the state's Executive Branch to a paperless system. The task force, including state officials and appointed experts in technology, cybersecurity, and elections, will examine technology options, cybersecurity needs, cost-benefit analyses, legal changes required, and potential benefits. It must issue an interim report within six months and a final report within one year to the Governor and Legislature, detailing feasibility and recommendations. The bill does not implement paperless systems but creates a process to evaluate them. (This is a procedural study bill, so the summary is concise.)