Hawaii 2022 Regular Session All Bills
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Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2040
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/3/22
Engrossed
3/4/22
Refer
3/10/22
Housekeeping measure that provides that candidates are not required to file preliminary general reports if they are either unsuccessful or are elected to office in the primary election. Amends subsections (b) and (c) of section 11-339, HRS, to make them consistent with subsection (a) by aggregating contributions and expenditures in determining whether a committee need only file the final election period report.
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Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2041
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Refer
1/28/22
Amends section 11-410, HRS, by: amending subsection (b) to provide that a person waives the right to a contested case hearing if the person fails to request a contested case hearing within twenty days of receipt of the Campaign Spending Commissions preliminary determination; and amending subsection (d) to provide that a final order of the Commission may be filed in the First Circuit Court for confirmation as a civil judgment, enforceable and collectible as any other judgment issued in the circuit courts.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2042
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Increases the threshold amount of aggregated expenditures for electioneering communications in a calendar year from more than $1,000 to more than $2,000 before statements of information would be required. Amends the definition of "disclosure date" to the date the electioneering communication is publicly distributed and the date of any subsequent public distributions of electioneering communications during the calendar year. Repeals "actual expenditures" from the list of items that are not electioneering communication.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2043
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/3/22
Engrossed
3/4/22
Refer
3/10/22
Report Pass
3/18/22
Refer
3/18/22
Report Pass
3/23/22
Refer
3/23/22
Report Pass
4/8/22
Enrolled
4/20/22
Chaptered
6/27/22
Passed
6/27/22
Repeals references in the campaign spending law that have been previously repealed. (HD1)
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2044
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Refer
1/28/22
Report Pass
2/18/22
Refer
2/18/22
Report Pass
3/4/22
Engrossed
3/8/22
Refer
3/10/22
Increases from $1,000 to $5,000 the fine that may be assessed for campaign spending law violations against a noncandidate committee making only independent expenditures and that has received at least one contribution of more than $10,000, or spent more than $10,000 in an election period. Allows the Campaign Spending Commission to order that the fine be up to three times the amount of the unlawful contribution or expenditure, and that the payment of the fine assessed against a noncandidate committee, or any portion thereof, be paid from the personal funds of an officer of the noncandidate committee.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2045
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Repeals deadlines relating to the tabulation of ballots. Amends the circumstances under which mandatory recounts of votes shall occur.
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Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2046
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/4/22
Engrossed
3/8/22
Refer
3/10/22
Amends provisions relating to dates and deadlines in statutory provisions governing political parties.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2047
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Amends statutory provisions relating to the information necessary for a signer of a petition to withdraw the signer's name from the petition.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2048
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Report Pass
3/3/22
Engrossed
3/8/22
Refer
3/10/22
Report Pass
3/22/22
Refer
3/22/22
Establishes the class C felony offense of unlawful chop shop activity. Provides for the forfeiture of property connected with chop shop activity. Defines "chop shop." Effective 7/30/2075. (HD1)
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2049
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Refer
1/28/22
Amends the definition of "development" in the Coastal Zone Management Act to exclude construction or reconstruction of a single-family residence that is less than 5,000 square feet of floor area and meets other criteria. Defines "floor area" for purposes of the Act.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB205
Introduced
1/22/21
Refer
1/25/21
Reduces the maximum fee a check casher may charge under a payday loan agreement for deferring the deposit of a check from fifteen per cent to seven per cent of the face value of the check.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2050
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Refer
1/26/22
Provides that any person qualified as a county lifeguard who renders rescue, resuscitative, or other lifeguard services, without remuneration or expectation of remuneration, on a beach or in the ocean in the scope of the person's employment as a county lifeguard, shall not be liable, and the employing county shall not be liable, for any civil damages resulting from the person's act or omissions while providing rescue, resuscitative, or other lifeguard services, except as may result from the person's gross negligence or wanton acts or omissions.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2051
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Refer
1/31/22
Authorizes the respective counties to impose and collect fines for violations of the Statewide Traffic Code, in addition to the fines imposed by the State under Chapter 291C, HRS.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2052
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Refer
2/1/22
Makes Juneteenth Day a state holiday.
HI
Hawaii 2022 Regular Session
Hawaii Senate Bill SB2053
Introduced
1/19/22
Refer
1/21/22
Requires county transient accommodations taxes to be levied, assessed, collected, and otherwise administered by the Department of Taxation. Repeals the rate limit on the county transient accommodations tax. Requires transient accommodations tax revenues to be used to address pressures of the visitor industry on the demand for county services.