Hawaii Bills

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 717: RELATING TO NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Prohibits a commissioned notary public from accepting a limited purpose driver's license for verification of identification. (HB717 HD1)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 646: RELATING TO PARKING FOR DISABLED PERSONS.

Allows individuals who are blind or visually handicapped to apply for and obtain a removable windshield placard to use a parking space reserved for persons with disabilities. (HB646 HD1)

passed · Hawaii · Senate Jan 17, 2018

SB 301: RELATING TO RECYCLING.

Mandates implementation of recommendations made by the office of the auditor to the department of health regarding advance disposal fee glass containers and glass recycling. Requires the department of health to report on its implementation of the recommendations to the legislature. Appropriates funds to the department of health to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of combining the glass processing streams of the advance disposal fee glass containers and deposit beverage containers. Effective 6/1/2050. (SD2)

passed · Hawaii · Senate Jan 17, 2018

SB 503: RELATING TO VICTIMS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE.

Requires health insurance coverage for case management services by qualified mental health providers for victims of sexual violence and abuse. Takes effect on 6/1/2050. (SD2)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 865: RELATING TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.

Makes Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) employees subject to civil service and collective bargaining rights. Gives OHA voting rights as a public employer. (HB865 HD2)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 553: RELATING TO CRIMINAL DEFENDANTS' FITNESS TO PROCEED.

Provides that the court may appoint one qualified examiner instead of three, to evaluate a criminal defendant's fitness to proceed or regaining fitness to proceed in all penal cases and removes the requirement that examiner shall be from within the Department of Health. On July 1, 2022, the requirement shall be three qualified examiners for felony cases and one examiner in non-felony cases. One of the examiners shall be from within the Department of Health. (HB553 HD1)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 415: RELATING TO LIMITATION OF ACTIONS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT.

Extends the period during which a victim of child sexual abuse may bring an otherwise time-barred civil action against the victim's abuser or an entity with a duty of care. (HB415 HD1)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 1240: RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS TO ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS.

Appropriates funds to the Department of Human Services for the coordinated statewide homeless initiative, subject to certain conditions. Takes effect 7/1/2030. (SD1)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HR 3: AMENDING THE MAJORITY CAUCUS LEADERSHIP AND THE CHAIRS, VICE CHAIRS, AND MEMBERS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TWENTY-NINTH LEGISLATURE.

Resolution adopted in final form.

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 1025: RELATING TO INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT.

Imposes a fine against any employer who fails to comply with income withholding requirements applicable to child and spousal support, or discharges, refuses to employ, or takes disciplinary action against a person because the person is subject to income withholding requirements. (HB1025 HD2)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 289: RELATING TO ELECTION CAMPAIGN REPORTING.

Requires a candidate or noncandidate committee to inform the Campaign Spending Commission if the candidate or noncandidate committee does not intend to receive or spend contributions and expenditures that aggregate more than $1,000 in an election period. (HB289 HD1)

passed · Hawaii · House Jan 17, 2018

HB 80: RELATING TO ANNULMENT, DIVORCE, AND SEPARATION.

Imposes a restraining order that preserves the financial assets of the parties and their dependents upon the commencement of annulment, divorce, or separation court action. (HB80 HD1)

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