REQUESTING BUSINESSES IN HAWAII TO USE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE AND REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO TEACH EMPLOYEES HAWAIIAN AND HIRE PERMANENT HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE TEACHERS.

This Senate resolution asks businesses in Hawaii to include the Hawaiian language in their daily operations, such as on signs and in customer communications. It also requests that the Department of Education create permanent positions for Hawaiian language teachers and develop training programs to help employees learn the language. Because this is a non-binding request rather than a law, it does not mandate compliance or impose penalties but serves as a formal appeal to support cultural preservation.