Hawaii HB2532 protects the right to display the Hawaiian flag in residential units.
Hawaii HB2532 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to protect the right to display the Hawaiian flag in residential units. It prohibits associations and corporations from banning tenants and unit owners from displaying the flag in their homes. The bill allows these entities to set reasonable restrictions on the time, place, and manner of displaying the flag to protect substantial interests. The Hawaiian flag, known as Ka Hae Hawai`i, has been a symbol of Hawaii for over two centuries, representing the islands and its people.
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