HB382

Hawaii HB382 amends recordkeeping requirements for pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers.

Hawaii HB382 amends the recordkeeping requirements for pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers. It mandates that pawnbrokers keep records of all pawn transactions on the premises and open to inspection by the treasurer, chief of police, or their authorized representatives for two years after the date of sale. The bill also requires secondhand dealers to keep records of all secondhand transactions on the premises and open to inspection for two years after the transaction date.