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in committee · Hawaii · Senate Jan 28, 2019

SB 1480: RELATING TO SEWER IMPROVEMENTS.

Requires the City and County of Honolulu to establish a pilot program to assist property owners in upgrading their sewer connections. Appropriates funds.
in committee · Hawaii · Senate Jan 28, 2019

SB 1455: RELATING TO DISINTERMENT OF HUMAN BODIES.

Allows private cemeteries in good standing with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to disinter and reinter human bodies within the same cemetery without filing an application for a permit with the Department of Health.
in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 28, 2019

HB 1161: RELATING TO INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN.

Appropriates funds for the establishment of four full-time equivalent (4.0 FTE) permanent level 5 investigators and three full-time equivalent (3.0 FTE) permanent investigative analyst positions within the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force in the Department of the Attorney General.
Bob McDermott (R)
in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 28, 2019

HB 1286: RELATING TO HEALTHCARE.

Establishes a single-payer healthcare system in Hawaii by transferring Prepaid Health Care Act functions to the EUTF and the functions and duties of the Hawaii Health Authority (Department of Budget and Finance) to a newly established State Health Care Insurance Planning and Financing Authority, governed by a nine-member commission, under the Department of Health. Makes an appropriation.
Cedric Gates (D) Troy Hashimoto (D) Chris Todd (D) Scot Matayoshi (D) Tina Wildberger (D)
in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 28, 2019

HB 1545: RELATING TO VOTER REGISTRATION.

Beginning on 1/1/2020, requires that any person who is eligible to vote and submits a high school graduation voter registration form shall be automatically registered to vote if that person is not already registered to vote; provided that, upon receipt of notification from the respective county clerk, the applicant shall have 21 calendar days to opt out of automatic voter registration. Appropriates funds.
Chris Lee (D) Justin Woodson (D)
in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 28, 2019

HB 1233: RELATING TO PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION BENEFITS.

Increases maximum limit for personal injury protection coverage. Expands personal injury protection benefits to include services that are included in calculating medical expense deductions under the United States Internal Revenue Code, including necessary travel to receive medical treatment.
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