REQUESTING THE LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU TO CONDUCT A STUDY OF A CONTINUOUS LEGISLATIVE SESSION, EXTENDING THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION, AND ADDING ADDITIONAL RECESS DAYS.

This Senate resolution asks the Legislative Reference Bureau to study the idea of making Hawaii's state legislature a full-time, year-round body instead of its current part-time schedule. The study will examine the practical steps needed to implement such a change, including potential pros and cons, proposed calendars for bills and budgets, and salary requirements for legislators and staff. This bill does not change any laws or policies itself; it only directs an official review of how a continuous legislative session would work for the state.