Redefines the composition and voting rules of the Hawaii Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund Board of Trustees.
The bill amends the composition of the Hawaii Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund Board of Trustees, reducing the number of trustees from ten to nine. It specifies that five trustees represent public employers, three represent employee-beneficiaries, and one represents retirees. The bill also changes the voting rules, requiring a quorum of five trustees, with at least two representing public employers and three representing employee-beneficiaries. For a vote to be valid, three trustees representing public employers or three trustees representing employee-beneficiaries must concur.
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