Hawaii HB2403 amends the Hawaii Tourism Authority's board of directors, reducing its size and altering appointment procedures.
Hawaii HB2403 revises the composition and appointment process for the Hawaii Tourism Authority's board of directors. The board's size is reduced from twelve to seven members. Appointments now include representatives from specific associations and entities, such as the Retail Merchants of Hawaii, Inc., the Cruise Lines International Association, Inc., and others. The quorum requirement is adjusted to four members, with a minimum of four affirmative votes needed for decisions. Members must have relevant expertise in areas like accommodations, transportation, and Hawaiian cultural practices.
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