Hawaii 2022 Regular Session

Hawaii Senate Bill SCR118

Introduced
3/11/22  
Refer
3/16/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
Engrossed
4/7/22  
Refer
4/8/22  
Report Pass
4/18/22  
Refer
4/18/22  
Report Pass
4/22/22  

Caption

Requesting That The Creative Resurgence Task Force Continue To Examine And Determine Measures And Establish Policies And Programs To Build And Foster Creativity And Innovation Through The Arts, Culture, And Humanities In The State.

Impact

The resolution aims to extend the efforts of the Creative Resurgence Task Force beyond its initial sunset date due to the need for further examination and development of policies that can stimulate the creative economy. By continuing its work, the Task Force is expected to establish valuable measures that support not only the recovery of the creative industries but also their growth and diversification in response to a changing economic landscape. Public funding and support for the arts are highlighted as beneficial to the broader community and economy.

Summary

SCR118 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution that requests the Creative Resurgence Task Force to continue its work in fostering creativity and innovation through the arts, culture, and humanities in the state of Hawaii. This initiative is particularly vital in light of the significant economic impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the creative sectors, which include various industries such as art, music, theater, and more. The resolution recognizes the essential role creative individuals play in society, particularly during trying times, as they inspire hope and collective understanding.

Sentiment

General sentiment around SCR118 appears favorable, with support for the arts viewed as crucial for community resilience and recovery post-pandemic. The bill fosters a positive dialogue regarding the need for public investment in creativity and cultural enrichment, promoting the idea that arts and humanities contribute significantly to both economic development and societal well-being. Discussions may, however, include concerns around funding allocations and prioritization of arts in the legislative agenda.

Contention

While specific points of contention are not distinctly highlighted in the snippets, potential areas of debate may arise regarding the extent of public funding allocated to the creative industries versus other sectors recovering from the pandemic. Additionally, there could be discussions about the effectiveness and measurable outcomes of the Task Force's work, particularly if the public perceives a lack of immediate return on investment during a broader economic recovery period.

Companion Bills

HI HCR161

Same As Requesting That The Creative Resurgence Task Force Continue To Examine And Determine Measures And Establish Policies And Programs To Build And Foster Creativity And Innovation Through The Arts, Culture, And Humanities In The State.

HI SR105

Same As Requesting That The Creative Resurgence Task Force Continue To Examine And Determine Measures And Establish Policies And Programs To Build And Foster Creativity And Innovation Through The Arts, Culture, And Humanities In The State.

Previously Filed As

HI SCR149

Urging The State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Convene A Task Force To Research And Develop A Plan To Expand Access To Chess As A Competitive Sport.

HI SCR200

Declaring That Bullying Is A Matter Of Statewide Concern; Requesting The Department Of Education To Update Its Rules And Policies To Address Bullying; And Requesting The Hawaii State Council On Developmental Disabilities To Convene A Task Force To Address The Bullying Of Disabled Children.

HI SCR172

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Collaborate With Universities In The State To Convene The Hawaii Creative Innovation Group.

HI SCR198

Encouraging The Capitol Modern Museum And State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Increase Opportunities For Artists, Songwriters, And Producers To Showcase Their Talent On A Public Platform While Fostering Access To All Forms Of Art.

HI SCR185

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Support The Creation Of The Hawaii Innovation Alliance That Was Recommended By The Dual Use Report And To Support The Other Recommendations Within The Report To Grow The State's Innovation Sector.

HI HCR184

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Collaborate With Universities In The State To Convene The Hawaii Creative Innovation Group.

HI SCR148

Urging The State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Convene A Task Force To Develop Art, Branding, And Narratives For An Appropriate Selection Of Hawaii's Unique Communities, Landmarks, Parks, And Other Similar Areas.

HI SCR4

Requesting The Hawaii State Public Library System To Establish A Hawaii Deaf Culture Digital Library For The Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Community.

HI SCR41

Requesting The Department Of Labor And Industrial Relations And Workforce Development Council To Establish A Task Force To Conduct A Comprehensive Study Of The State's Current Education And Workforce Development Programs.

HI SR127

Urging The State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Convene A Task Force To Research And Develop A Plan To Expand Access To Chess As A Competitive Sport.

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