Hawaii HB1312 establishes licensing requirements for association managers overseeing condominium associations.
Hawaii HB1312 amends Chapter 514B of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to create licensing requirements for association managers. These managers, who oversee daily operations of condominium associations, must obtain a license from the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. The bill outlines the responsibilities of association managers, including managing budgets, collecting dues, and maintaining common areas. The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs is tasked with establishing licensure requirements, collecting fees, and developing rules and a code of ethics for association managers.
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