Establishes "Joint Committee on Human Trafficking."

SCR 90 establishes a new Joint Committee on Human Trafficking in New Jersey, composed of six legislators (three from the Senate appointed by the Senate President, three from the Assembly appointed by the Speaker). The committee’s role is to assess the state’s current human trafficking programs, consult with agencies like the Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Unit and academic experts, and identify improvements to make these efforts more effective. It must hold public meetings, document its work, and submit an annual report with recommendations to legislative leaders and relevant committees. This resolution does not create new laws but creates a structured process for studying and improving existing anti-trafficking initiatives.