Hawaii HB403 amends the Sunshine Law to allow board members to attend informational meetings without violating the law.
Hawaii HB403 modifies the Sunshine Law by changing the definition of an informational meeting. It allows members of a board, but less than a quorum, to attend meetings or presentations on board business without violating the law. The bill ensures that board members can participate in discussions during these meetings, provided no commitments relating to a vote are made. The changes do not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the bill's effective date.
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