Hawaii Bills

This is a procedural nomination, not a legislative bill. Governor Green has submitted Britta Zimmer for confirmation to serve on the State Board of Naturopathic Medicine. The nomination requires Senate confirmation to fill a position with a term expiring June 30, 2029. This process follows standard state procedures for appointing members to state boards.

This is a procedural nomination submission, not a legislative bill. Governor Green has submitted Regan Taniguchi for confirmation to serve on the Hoisting Machine Operators Advisory Board, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The Senate must confirm this appointment per Hawaii Constitution Article V, Section 6. No new policy or regulations are created by this submission.

This is a procedural nomination, not a substantive bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Cary Miyashiro for confirmation to serve on the Hawai'i Workforce Development Council, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The Senate must confirm this gubernatorial appointment under Hawaii's constitutional process. The nomination directly affects the council's composition and future workforce development policy input.

This bill is a procedural submission by Governor Green nominating Trang Malone for appointment to the Hawaiʻi Workforce Development Council, with a term ending June 30, 2029. It does not create new policy or affect any specific group; it simply follows standard procedure for submitting a gubernatorial nomination for legislative confirmation. The bill requires the Senate to consider and confirm Malone's appointment to the Council, which advises the state on workforce development initiatives. No substantive changes to laws or programs are included in this submission.

This bill is a procedural submission by Governor Josh Green to the Hawaii Senate for confirmation of Sean Nakamura as a member of the Hawaiʻi Workforce Development Council. It nominates Nakamura for a term expiring June 30, 2027, requiring Senate approval to take office. The bill does not create new policy or affect any specific group; it simply initiates the confirmation process for a gubernatorial appointment to an existing state council.

This bill is a routine nomination for a state board position, not a policy bill. Governor Green has submitted Terrance Manago for appointment to the Hawaii Pest Control Board, with the term set to expire June 30, 2029. The nomination requires Senate confirmation under Hawaii's Constitution (Article V, Section 6). The bill directly affects the Pest Control Board's composition and Manago's eligibility for the position.

This is a procedural nomination submission, not a substantive bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Sherrie Takushi-Isara for confirmation to serve on the Hawaii Board of Psychology, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The submission follows Hawaii's constitutional requirement for Senate confirmation of gubernatorial appointments to state boards. No policy changes or new provisions are created by this document.

This is a procedural submission, not a policy bill. Governor Green is formally submitting Geri Young's nomination for appointment to the Hawaii Board of Dentistry, where she would serve until June 30, 2029. The Senate must confirm this appointment for it to take effect. This affects the Board of Dentistry's composition and the Governor's authority to fill vacancies on the board.

This is a procedural nomination bill (GM 631), not a policy bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Keith DeMello for confirmation as a member of the Hawaiʻi Workforce Development Council, with a term ending June 30, 2029. The bill requests the Senate to consider and confirm this gubernatorial appointment. It directly affects the Workforce Development Council and the nominee, Keith DeMello, by formally proposing his appointment to the council. No policy changes or new laws are created by this submission.

This bill is a procedural submission by Governor Josh Green to the Hawaii Senate for confirmation of Rona Fukumoto's appointment to the Hawai'i Workforce Development Council, with her term set to expire on June 30, 2029. It does not create new policy or affect any specific group but follows the constitutional requirement for gubernatorial nominations of state council members. The Senate must vote to confirm the appointment before it takes effect.

This is a procedural bill (GM 627) submitting Governor Green's nomination of Gina Anonuevo for confirmation to the Hawai'i Workforce Development Council. If confirmed by the Senate, Anonuevo would serve on the Council until June 30, 2026, overseeing workforce development programs and initiatives. The bill does not change laws or policies; it solely facilitates the appointment process for a council position. This is a routine confirmation request under Hawaii's constitutional process for gubernatorial appointments.

This is a procedural nomination, not a legislative bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Sean Scanlan for confirmation to the Board of Psychology, a position overseeing psychology licensure and practice regulations in Hawaii. The Senate must confirm Scanlan's appointment before he can serve a term expiring June 30, 2029. This nomination directly affects the Board of Psychology's composition and the state's regulation of psychology professionals.