Hawaii HB2309 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920, to modify lease conditions and succession rules for Hawaiian home lands.
Hawaii HB2309 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920, to revise lease conditions and succession rules for Hawaiian home lands. The bill specifies that leases are subject to certain conditions, including the requirement for the original lessee to be a native Hawaiian aged at least eighteen. It outlines the process for designating a successor upon the lessee's death and the order of succession among relatives if no successor is designated. The bill also allows for the transfer of leasehold interests to certain relatives with department approval.
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