Hawaii HB1292 allows state departments and agencies to form intergovernmental and partnership agreements to meet statutory goals.

Hawaii HB1292 amends Chapter 26 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to enable state departments and agencies to enter into intergovernmental agreements with other governmental bodies and partnership agreements with private-sector entities or nonprofit organizations. These agreements must align with statutory mandates, promote public benefits, and support state policy goals. They also need to ensure transparency, accountability, and compliance with relevant laws. The attorney general must review and approve these agreements for form and legality.

Hawaii HB1292 allows state departments and agencies to form intergovernmental and partnership agreements to meet statutory goals.

Hawaii HB1292 amends Chapter 26 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to enable state departments and agencies to enter into intergovernmental agreements with other governmental bodies and partnership agreements with private-sector entities or nonprofit organizations. These agreements must align with statutory mandates, promote public benefits, and support state policy goals. They also need to ensure transparency, accountability, and compliance with relevant laws. The attorney general must review and approve these agreements for form and legality.