Authorizes civil asset forfeiture related to fireworks offenses that constitute felonies. Amends the definition of "aerial device". Clarifies that the offense of sending or receiving fireworks or articles pyrotechnic by air delivery applies regardless of whether the offender accompanies the air delivery. Effective 7/1/2055. (SD2)
This bill (GM 643) is a procedural submission by Governor Josh Green to the Hawaii Senate for confirmation of Nicholas Belluzzo as a member of the Hawai'i Historic Places Review Board. It requests the Senate's approval for Belluzzo to serve a term expiring June 30, 2029. The nomination directly affects the Historic Places Review Board, which reviews and advises on historic preservation decisions statewide. The Senate must vote to confirm this appointment before Belluzzo can assume the position.
This is not a legislative bill but a gubernatorial nomination submission. Governor Green has submitted Colleen Inouye Baum for confirmation to the Hawai'i Medical Education Council, with a term set to expire June 30, 2029. The Senate must consider and confirm this appointment under Hawaii's constitutional process. This procedural step requires Senate approval for her to serve on the council, which oversees medical education in the state.
This procedural bill (GM 668) submits Governor Josh Green's nomination of Tammy Ho for appointment to the Hawai'i Medical Education Council. The nomination requires Senate confirmation to fill a position with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The bill directly affects the Medical Education Council and the Governor's authority to appoint council members. No policy changes are made; it solely follows constitutional requirements for confirming executive appointments.
This is a procedural nomination, not a substantive bill. Governor Green submits Lance Segawa for confirmation to the Hawai'i Medical Education Council, where he would serve until June 30, 2029. The document requests the Senate's consideration and confirmation of this gubernatorial appointment. The bill itself contains no policy provisions or mechanisms beyond this confirmation process.
Governor Josh Green has submitted Jude Domizio for confirmation to serve on the Hawai'i Medical Education Council, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. This nomination requires the Hawaii Senate to review and confirm the appointment. The bill does not propose new policy or regulations but is a procedural step to fill a specific council position. The Hawai'i Medical Education Council oversees medical education programs in the state.
This bill (GM 669) is a procedural submission by Governor Josh Green to the Hawai'i Senate for confirmation of Mary Ann Spadaro Antonelli as a member of the Hawai'i Medical Education Council. It does not create new policy but requests the Senate confirm her appointment for a term ending June 30, 2029. The bill directly affects the Governor's ability to fill this council position and the Senate's role in confirming executive appointments. No policy changes or mechanisms are involved - this is solely a nomination for confirmation.
This bill is a procedural nomination by Governor Josh Green for Russell Woo to serve on the Hawai'i Medical Education Council, with a term expiring June 30, 2029. The Senate must formally consider and confirm this appointment before Woo can assume the position. The council oversees medical education standards and training programs in Hawaii, so this nomination directly affects the council's composition and its oversight of medical education. The bill does not create new policy but follows standard confirmation procedures for state council appointments.
This is a procedural nomination, not a substantive bill. Governor Josh Green has submitted Martina Kamaka for confirmation to serve on the Hawai'i Medical Education Council, a position requiring Senate approval. The nomination is for a term expiring June 30, 2029. The document follows constitutional requirements for gubernatorial nominations to state boards.
Amends the penalty for the unlawful possession, control, or transfer of a firearm or ammunition in violation of a valid judicial protective order or restraining order by reclassifying the offense from a misdemeanor to a class C felony. Effective 7/1/3000. (HD1)
Requires the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism to conduct a study of the potential economic benefits and costs of sports tourism in the State. Requires a report to the Legislature. Requires funds appropriated to the Hawaii Tourism Authority in the Supplemental Executive Budget to be expended by DBEDT for the study. Effective 7/1/2050. (HD1)
This bill requests that each county's planning department create building permit requirements to improve parking accessibility and adjust business hours for older adults, known as kupuna in Hawaii. The key provisions would require private businesses and shopping centers to offer special entry hours for kupuna and increase the minimum number of parking spaces designated for both disabled and non-disabled older adults. As a concurrent resolution, this measure does not create enforceable laws but instead asks county officials to consider these changes when updating local building codes. The bill aims to help the aging population access community services and participate more fully in daily life by addressing parking availability and business operating hours.
