Hawaii HB2550 strengthens biosecurity measures by updating inspection, quarantine, and enforcement rules for imported flora and fauna.
Hawaii HB2550 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to enhance biosecurity protocols for imported flora and fauna. The bill updates inspection procedures, requiring detailed notifications and labels for imported articles. It mandates inspections of containers and personal effects of passengers and crew to prevent the spread of pests. The Department of Agriculture is authorized to disinfect, quarantine, or destroy infested articles at the importer's expense. Transitional facility standards are established, and biosecurity compliance auditors are required to undergo additional training.
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