Hawaii Bills

This is not a legislative bill but a gubernatorial nomination submission for confirmation by the Hawaii Senate. Governor Josh Green has nominated Kunane Dreier to serve on the Hawai'i Advisory Commission on Drug Abuse and Controlled Substances, a position with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The Senate must review and vote to confirm the appointment, as required by Hawaii's Constitution. This process does not create new law but appoints an individual to an existing state advisory body focused on drug abuse policy.

This is a procedural nomination bill (GM 558), not a policy bill. Governor Josh Green formally submitted Amy Feeley-Austin for confirmation to serve on Hawaii's Statewide Health Coordinating Council. Her term would begin upon confirmation and expire on June 30, 2029. The bill does not create new policy or affect any laws; it solely requests the Senate's confirmation for this specific appointment.

This bill is a routine submission by Governor Josh Green for the Senate's confirmation of Hannah Preston-Pita's appointment to the Statewide Health Coordinating Council, with a term ending June 30, 2029. The nomination requires Senate approval to take effect, as mandated by Hawai'i's Constitution (Article V, Section 6). It directly affects the Governor's ability to fill a council position and the Senate's confirmation process. The bill does not alter policies or affect the public, as it is a procedural step in the appointment process.

This is not a legislative bill but a gubernatorial nomination submission. Governor Green has formally submitted Mary Pat Waterhouse for confirmation to serve on the State Council on Mental Health, with a term expiring June 30, 2028. The nomination requires the Senate's "consideration and confirmation" per Hawaii's Constitution. This procedural step is standard for appointing council members, not a policy change affecting the public.

This is a procedural nomination, not a substantive bill. Governor Green is submitting Rena Shimata for Senate confirmation to serve on the Radiologic Technology Board, with her term set to expire June 30, 2029. The nomination requires Senate consideration and approval to fill the position. This process follows Hawaii's constitutional requirement for gubernatorial nominations to certain boards.

Governor Josh Green has nominated Jaime Gagnon for appointment to the Health Planning Council, West Oahu Subarea, with a term ending June 30, 2029. The Senate must confirm this nomination for Gagnon to assume the position. This is a routine procedural nomination for a state council role overseeing regional health planning and resource allocation in West Oahu.

This is a procedural nomination, not a policy bill. Governor Green has submitted David Wadsworth for confirmation to serve on Hawaii's Radiologic Technology Board, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The Senate must consider and vote to confirm this gubernatorial appointment. The bill itself does not create new policy or affect any specific group beyond the board's membership.

This bill is a procedural submission by Governor Josh Green nominating Reiko Nakamoto for confirmation to the Radiologic Technology Board. It requests the Hawaii Senate to consider and confirm her appointment for a term expiring June 30, 2029. The bill does not create new policies or affect the public; it solely addresses the formal confirmation process for a board member. No voting or legislative action is required beyond the Senate's confirmation of this nomination.

This bill is a gubernatorial nomination for Kevin Kaneko to serve on the Radiologic Technology Board, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. It requires confirmation by the Hawaii Senate before Kaneko can assume the position. The nomination follows standard procedural steps for board appointments under Hawaii state law, without creating new policy or affecting public regulations.

This document is not a legislative bill but a gubernatorial submission for Senate confirmation. Governor Josh Green has submitted Margaret Jackson's nomination to serve on the State Council on Mental Health, with a term expiring June 30, 2028. The Senate must consider and confirm this appointment under Hawaii's constitutional process. It directly affects the Governor (who makes nominations), the Senate (which confirms), and the Council (which gains a new member). No policy changes or new laws are created by this submission.

This is a procedural nomination, not a substantive bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Robert Shroder for confirmation to serve on the Health Planning Council's Tri-Isle County Subarea, a position with a term ending June 30, 2029. The nomination requires the Hawaii Senate's consideration and confirmation under state constitutional procedures. It directly affects the Health Planning Council's governance structure in Tri-Isle County. No policy changes or concrete legislative action are proposed - this is solely a personnel nomination.

This is a procedural nomination, not a legislative bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Miriam Chang for confirmation to serve on the Health Planning Council's Windward Oahu Subarea, a position requiring Senate approval. If confirmed, Chang would serve until June 30, 2029. The submission follows constitutional requirements for gubernatorial nominations to state boards. No policy changes or direct impacts on the public are involved in this routine confirmation process.