Gov. Phil Murphy issued a conditional veto of the bill Monday.
Instead, Murphy suggested extending a law he signed temporarily providing the 20-and-out benefit by another three years and reassess its impact after that. If it still makes financial sense, he said, the pension system’s board can make the benefit permanent.
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