Electronic waste act draws CV

TRENTON – Gov. Chris Christie conditionally vetoed a bill that would have revised the state’s “Electronic Waste Management Act.” Sign

TRENTON – Gov. Chris Christie conditionally vetoed a bill that would have revised the state’s “Electronic Waste Management Act.”

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A1459/S822, among other things, would have streamlined bureaucracy, but Christie had two recommendations for the bill.

One: He said that a television manufacturer’s recycling responsibility should be measured in terms of weight of TVs made, not units, ensuring the act’s requirements are appropriately distributed among participants.

Two: The Act would have increased penalties from $1,000 to $50,000. Christie said a maximum penalty of $25,000 would be more in line with other similar penalties

Electronic waste act draws CV