Hawaii HB1529 amends the quorum and voting requirements for state and local boards and commissions.
Hawaii HB1529 modifies the quorum and voting requirements for boards and commissions within the state and its political subdivisions. If the number of members needed to form a quorum or validate an act is not specified in the law, a majority of the members present at a meeting will constitute a quorum, and a majority vote will validate any action. This change does not affect actions taken before April 20, 1937, or any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that began prior to the bill's effective date.
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