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Hawaii Senate Bill SR139

Hawaii 2022 Regular Session

Hawaii Senate Bill SR139

Introduced
3/11/22  
Refer
3/16/22  
Refer
3/24/22  
Refer
4/1/22  
Report Pass
4/20/22  

Caption

Requesting The Drug Policy Forum Of Hawaii To Study How Social Equity Has Been Implemented In The Cannabis Industry Around The Nation And Ways Social Equity Could Be Implemented In The State Of Hawaii To Benefit Native Hawaiians And Other Victims Of The War On Drugs, And Directing The Department Of Health's Office Of Medical Cannabis Control And Regulation To Study How To Include The Existing Legal Growers And Hemp Licensees, Including Native Hawaiians And Those On Hawaiian Home Lands, To Be Eligible To Test And Sell Cannabis And Hemp Directly To Other Patients, And To Licensed Dispensaries.

Latest SR139 Activity

Companion Bills

HI SCR238

Same As Requesting The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, And Heads Of Principal Departments To Prominently Display A Hawaiian Translation Of The Name Of Their Office Or Department At Least Once On The Main Page Of Their Official Website And In The Letterhead Of Their Stationery.

Similar Bills

HI HR178

Urging The Department Of Taxation, In Consultation With The Department Of Hawaiian Home Lands, To Conduct A Feasibility Study On Providing Tax Breaks To Individuals Who Sell Property To Native Hawaiians On The Department Of Hawaiian Home Lands Waitlist.

HI HCR173

Urging The Department Of Taxation, In Consultation With The Department Of Hawaiian Home Lands, To Conduct A Feasibility Study On Providing Tax Breaks To Individuals Who Sell Property To Native Hawaiians On The Department Of Hawaiian Home Lands Waitlist.

HI HB2684

Relating To The University Of Hawaii At Hilo.

HI SB1040

Relating To Homelessness.

HI SB1040

Relating To Homelessness.

HI HB2682

Relating To The Hawaiian Language College Revolving Fund And The Hawaiian Early Learning Trust Fund.

HI SB2939

Relating To The Hawaiian Language College Revolving Fund And The Hawaiian Early Learning Trust Fund.

HI HCR192

Requesting The Department Of Business, Economic Development, And Tourism To Establish A Native Hawaiian Economic Development Working Group.