Hawaii House Bill HR62

Hawaii 2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/6/24
• Refer: 3/8/24
• Report Pass: 3/28/24
• Passed: 3/28/24

Caption

Requesting That The Governor Establish A Leadership Accelerator Program For Exceptional Managers In State Government.

Impact

The proposed Leadership Accelerator Program is envisaged to gather a cohort of exemplary managers selected from various state departments. This initiative aims to maintain a manageable group size of up to forty participants, ensuring that representation is proportional to the size of each department. By doing so, it seeks to foster a network of talented leaders who are well-trained and capable of enhancing the efficiency of service delivery within the state government.

Summary

House Resolution 62 requests that the Governor of Hawaii establish a Leadership Accelerator Program aimed at developing exceptional managers within state government. Recognizing the essential role that public employees play in providing community services, the resolution emphasizes the need for continuous leadership training for those in managerial positions. This program is intended to not only enhance individual managerial skills but also to encourage collaboration across various state departments.

Contention

While the resolution primarily focuses on the professional development of state managers, potential points of contention may arise regarding the allocation of state resources for such a program. Some legislators might raise concerns over the effectiveness of structured leadership training compared to on-the-job experiences. Additionally, questions regarding the selection process for participants and whether it fosters diversity in leadership can also be anticipated, as these aspects can impact the overall effectiveness and inclusivity of the program.