Hawaii HB2107 prohibits high-level executive branch employees with procurement authority from engaging in political fundraising.

Hawaii HB2107 aims to maintain public trust in state government by preventing high-level executive branch employees with procurement authority from participating in political fundraising. The bill specifically targets employees nominated or appointed by the governor to compensated positions subject to senate confirmation. It prohibits these officials from organizing, attending, hosting, or soliciting contributions for political fundraisers, as well as directly or indirectly soliciting campaign contributions from individuals or entities.

Hawaii HB2107 prohibits high-level executive branch employees with procurement authority from engaging in political fundraising.

Hawaii HB2107 aims to maintain public trust in state government by preventing high-level executive branch employees with procurement authority from participating in political fundraising. The bill specifically targets employees nominated or appointed by the governor to compensated positions subject to senate confirmation. It prohibits these officials from organizing, attending, hosting, or soliciting contributions for political fundraisers, as well as directly or indirectly soliciting campaign contributions from individuals or entities.