§ 17B:27D-1 Findings, declarations relative to mandated health benefits
§ 17B:27D-2 Definitions relative to mandated health benefits
§ 17B:27D-3 Mandated Health Benefits Advisory Commission
§ 17B:27D-4 Membership; terms; vacancies
§ 17B:27D-5 Election of chairman, vice chairman, appointment of secretary; meetings
§ 17B:27D-6 Duties of commission relative to review of bills
§ 17B:27D-7 Contents of review of bill
§ 17B:27D-8 Development of system of data collection; review, comment
§ 17B:27D-9 Report to Governor, Legislature
§ 17B:27D-10 Report by Mandated Health Benefits Advisory Commission
§ 17B:27D-11 Work group regarding risk factors for breast cancer, breast imaging options

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Terms Used In New Jersey Statutes > Title 17B > Chapter 27D - Findings, Declarations Relative to Mandated Health Benefits

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