N.J.S.A. 11A:11 Transfer of Agency

N.J.S.A. Title 11A, Civil Service

The 1986 transfer, and the 2008 renaming. When the Civil Service Act replaced the old Department of Civil Service, this chapter moved its functions, its rules and its pending matters to the new Department of Personnel, and preserved everything already under way so that no appeal or examination fell through the gap. Later amendments renamed the Merit System Board as the Civil Service Commission and abolished the Department of Personnel outright. Most of the chapter is of historical interest now, with one exception: 11A:11-2 is still named as enabling authority in the authority notes of two chapters of the Commission's rules, so it is live law rather than a museum piece.

Lines in italics are the section’s own opening words.

11A:11-1 Merit System BoardSummary
The functions, powers, and duties of the Merit System Board as constituted in the Department of Personnel are continued and transferred to...
11A:11-2 Department of Personnel abolishedSummary
a. The Department of Personnel is abolished as a principal department in the Executive Branch of State government. The offices and terms...
11A:11-3 NamesSummary
Any law, rule, regulation, order, reorganization plan, contract, document, judicial or administrative proceeding, appropriation, or otherwise which refers to the Department of...
11A:11-4 RulesSummary
All rules of the Merit System Board or the Department of Personnel in effect on the effective date [June 30, 2008] of...
11A:11-5 Pending actionsSummary
Any action pending on the effective date [June 30, 2008] of P.L.2008, c.29 shall continue under the prior law and rule
11A:11-6 TransferSummary
The transfers directed by P.L.2008, c.29, except as otherwise provided, shall be made in accordance with the “State Agency Transfer Act,” P.L.1971...

The rules that carry Title 11A out are N.J.A.C. Title 4A. See which rule implements which section.