RECOGNIZING THE DAY OF THE SECOND NEW MOON AFTER THE WINTER SOLSTICE OF EVERY YEAR AS THE LUNAR NEW YEAR IN THE STATE OF HAWAII.

This Senate Resolution officially recognizes the day of the second new moon after the winter solstice as the Lunar New Year in Hawaii, acknowledging the cultural significance of the holiday for the state's Asian community. The measure does not create a paid state holiday but instead serves as a formal declaration to honor the diverse traditions and contributions of Asian residents. By passing this resolution, the legislature aims to demonstrate its commitment to cultural diversity and validate the importance of the celebration within Hawaii's vibrant society.