Bans unauthorized restaurant reservation arrangement by third-party reservation service.

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This bill requires third-party reservation services to have a written agreement with a restaurant before listing or selling reservations for that restaurant. If a service violates this rule, they could face fines and restaurants or customers could sue for damages. This law would apply to restaurants and reservation services in New Jersey.

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Democrat9Republican2Independent0Other0

D · PrimeWilliam Sampson
D · PrimeKatie Brennan
D · PrimeClinton Calabrese
R · PrimeKristin Corrado
D · PrimeJoseph Lagana
D · CoCarol Murphy
D · CoRavi Bhalla
D · CoLuanne Peterpaul
D · CoMargie Donlon
D · CoVin Gopal
R · CoVincent Polistina

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