Hawaii HB1552 designates the attorney general as the interim chief election officer until a new one is appointed.

Hawaii HB1552 amends the state's election laws by specifying that the attorney general will serve as the interim chief election officer until the elections commission appoints a new one. This change does not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in motion before the bill's effective date. The bill also includes provisions for the appointment process of the chief election officer, ensuring it is not subject to senate approval.

Hawaii HB1552 designates the attorney general as the interim chief election officer until a new one is appointed.

Hawaii HB1552 amends the state's election laws by specifying that the attorney general will serve as the interim chief election officer until the elections commission appoints a new one. This change does not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in motion before the bill's effective date. The bill also includes provisions for the appointment process of the chief election officer, ensuring it is not subject to senate approval.