Hawaii HB1885 prohibits state agencies from contracting with businesses owned or operated by relatives or household members of directors or deputy.
Hawaii HB1885 amends Chapter 84 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to establish standards of conduct for state agencies. The bill prohibits state agencies from entering into contracts with businesses owned or operated by relatives or household members of directors or deputy directors of principal state departments. The bill defines "household member" as someone residing in the same dwelling unit as the director or deputy director, and "relative" as a broad range of family connections, including those formed through the Hawaiian hanai custom.
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