Hawaii HB1653 modifies the process for claims against the state, including timelines and reporting requirements.

Hawaii HB1653 amends the process for handling claims against the state. It mandates that claims for refunds, reimbursements, or payments from the legislature must be filed within six years of the claim's maturity. The attorney general must investigate these claims, gather supporting data, and recommend their disposition to the legislature. The bill also requires the attorney general to submit reports to the legislature and judiciary committees, detailing any incidents leading to claims, explanations for each claim, and the total dollar value of unsettled judgments against the state.

Hawaii HB1653 modifies the process for claims against the state, including timelines and reporting requirements.

Hawaii HB1653 amends the process for handling claims against the state. It mandates that claims for refunds, reimbursements, or payments from the legislature must be filed within six years of the claim's maturity. The attorney general must investigate these claims, gather supporting data, and recommend their disposition to the legislature. The bill also requires the attorney general to submit reports to the legislature and judiciary committees, detailing any incidents leading to claims, explanations for each claim, and the total dollar value of unsettled judgments against the state.