Garden State Times

Senator Robert Singer, representing the 30th district, has been appointed to the Legislative Services Commission in New Jersey. Singer expressed his enthusiasm for the new role, stating, "It is truly a privilege to have the opportunity to serve on this very unique commission. I look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to make our government more efficient and fiscally responsible so that it can more effectively serve and represent the people of New Jersey."

The Legislative Services Commission, established in 1979 by the New Jersey Legislature, has a crucial role in various aspects of the state's legislative processes. It is responsible for continuous revision of the statute law of the State, providing budgetary, fiscal, and program performance evaluations, as well as studying and recommending improvements in legislative methods, practices, and procedures.

Senator Singer will be collaborating with seven other state senators, three republicans, and four democrats, on the Commission. The bipartisan composition of the Commission reflects a shared commitment to enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the New Jersey Legislature.

Senator Singer's appointment underscores the importance of bipartisan cooperation in working towards a government that better serves the interests of the people of New Jersey.