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passed · Hawaii · Senate Mar 8, 2018

SB 2058: RELATING TO PRIVATE DETECTIVES AND GUARDS.

Prohibits private detectives and guards from self-identifying as law enforcement officers, police, or police officers and from wearing or using any badge, uniform, equipment, vehicle, or other accoutrement capable of being associated with that of a law enforcement officer employed by a government law enforcement organization. Requires review and approval of any badge, uniform, equipment, vehicle, or other accoutrement to be used by private detectives or guards by the board of private detectives and guards.
Josh Green (D) Brian T. Taniguchi (D) Maile Shimabukuro (D) Les Ihara (D)
passed · Hawaii · Senate Mar 8, 2018

SB 2479: RELATING TO ABANDONED VEHICLES.

Requires the counties to take into custody any abandoned vehicle on a public road within ten business days. Specifies that the requirement to provide written notice to the registered owner of an abandoned vehicle under section 290-2, Hawaii Revised Statutes, applies only to abandoned vehicles that have been reported stolen. Amends the conditions that constitute a derelict vehicle. Repeals the requirement that abandoned vehicles be disposed of by public auction. (SD2)
Glenn Wakai (D)
passed · Hawaii · Senate Mar 8, 2018

SB 2097: RELATING TO CHILD SAFETY.

Authorizes child abuse and neglect reports for incidents confirmed by the Department of Human Services that occur in group child care homes or group child care centers to be disclosed to parents or guardians of children enrolled in the home or center at the time of the alleged abuse or neglect or to parents or guardians who have applied or requested to enroll their children in the home or center. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD1)
Breene Harimoto (D) Glenn Wakai (D)
passed · Hawaii · Senate Mar 8, 2018

SB 3044: RELATING TO THE EMPLOYMENT OF A MINOR.

Requires an on-set teacher to accompany, supervise, and advocate on behalf of a minor whenever the minor is on set and a variance from the work hour restrictions to allowable theatrical employment is granted, when employed for theatrical purposes. Defines "on-set teacher". (SD2)
passed · Hawaii · House Mar 8, 2018

HB 2728: RELATING TO CLEAN ENERGY TRANSPORTATION.

Establishes a Clean Transportation Initiative to reduce and ultimately eliminate the use of fossil fuels in all public ground transportation by 2035, and in all ground transportation, with a near term 2025 target benchmark. Requires the Department of Transportation to collaborate with the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism to achieve the goals of the Clean Transportation Initiative. Clarifies that the transportation objectives of the State Planning Act include the reduction and ultimate elimination of the use of fossil fuels in all public ground transportation by 2035, and in all ground transportation thereafter. Repeals the Initiative on 1/31/2046. (HB2728 HD1)
passed · Hawaii · Senate Mar 6, 2018

SB 384: RELATING TO PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY FOR CERTAIN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS.

Authorizes and establishes procedures and criteria for prescriptive authority for clinical psychologists who meet specific education, training, and registration requirements.  Requires the Board of Psychology to report to the Legislature prior to the Regular Session of 2021. (SB384 HD1)
Gil Riviere (D) Breene Harimoto (D) Michelle Kidani (D) Les Ihara (D) Lorraine R. Inouye (D)
passed · Hawaii · House Mar 6, 2018

HB 1723: RELATING TO MARINE LIFE PROTECTION.

Establishes a working group to identify high priority areas that are in need of marine protection management for potential designation as marine protected areas. (HB1723 HD1)
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