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in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 23, 2017

HB 6: RELATING TO FIREWORKS.

Increases penalties for certain offenses relating to the importation, storage, purchase, possession, setting off, igniting, transfer, sale, alteration, and construction of fireworks.
in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 23, 2017

HB 392: RELATING TO HEALTH COVERAGE FOR BRAIN INJURIES.

Requires certain insurance contracts and plans to provide coverage beginning 1/1/2017 for treatment of brain injuries, including cognitive and neurocognitive therapy, neurobehavioral and neuropsychological testing or treatment, and necessary post-acute transition services or community reintegration activities for a period of at least twenty years from the date the injury occurred and up to a lifetime cap per person of $300,000. Defines "cognitive rehabilitation therapy".
in committee · Hawaii · Senate Jan 23, 2017

SB 639: RELATING TO CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATIONS.

Requires board members of condominium associations to disclose significant financial interests prior to taking action that affects both the association and a third-party provider. Prohibits board members from receiving gifts from those types of third party providers. Expands the powers of the real estate commission to enforce violations by board members of disclosure requirements and gift prohibitions.
in committee · Hawaii · House Jan 23, 2017

HB 140: RELATING TO TAXATION.

Requires the department of taxation to publish certain reports relating to income tax patterns on an annual basis.
in committee · Hawaii · Senate Jan 23, 2017

SB 736: RELATING TO MALPRACTICE INSURANCE.

Requires health care professionals serving as a primary care provider to maintain liability insurance. Requires the insurance commissioner to establish uniform, minimum amounts of insurance for all health care professionals, regardless of their professional specialty or certification.
Rosalyn H. Baker (D) Will Espero (D)
in committee · Hawaii · Senate Jan 23, 2017

SB 731: RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION.

Provides that an independent medical examination and permanent impairment rating examination shall be conducted by a qualified physician selected by the mutual agreement of the parties. Provides a process for appointment in the event that there is no mutual agreement.
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