Honolulu, Hawaiʻi – On Wednesday, February 22, the House Committee on Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs (JHA) will take up sixteen measures pertaining to ethics reform. The measures were introduced by Speaker Scott K. Saiki, on behalf of recommendations outlined in the Commission to Improve Standards of Conduct (CISC) Final Report.
"The House is appreciative to the Commission members who contributed their knowledge in reviewing our existing laws and offering recommendations. The public is invited to provide feedback on these sixteen measures," said JHA Chair David A. Tarnas (D-8, North & South Kohala).
WHO: Representative David A. Tarnas, Chair, House Committee on Judiciary &
Hawaiian Affairs (JHA)
Members of the House Committee on JHA
WHAT: The following CISC measures will be heard:
HB 705 – Relating to Legislative Allowance
HB 706 – Relating to Financial Disclosures
HB 707 – Relating to False Claims
HB 708 – Relating to Lobbyists
HB 709 – Relating to Mandatory Lobbyist Training
HB 710 – Relating to Government
HB 711 – Relating to Fraud
HB 712 – Relating to Recordings of Public Meetings
HB 715 – Relating to Gifts from Lobbyists
HB 717 – Relating to Nepotism
HB 718 – Relating to Preliminary Determination of Probable Cause
HB 721 – Relating to Candidate Committee Expenditures
HB 722 – Relating to Candidate Committee and Noncandidate Committee
Fundraisers
HB 723 – Relating to the Sunshine Law
HB 724 – Relating to Campaign Contributions
HB 726 – Relating to Campaign Contributions
WHEN: Wednesday, February 22, 2023
2:00 p.m.
WHERE: Conference Room 325
Click here to review the hearing notice.
Click here for the live stream of this meeting via YouTube.
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