Hawaii HB453 transfers functions and authority from the treasurer to the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, including oversight of.
Hawaii HB453 reorganizes the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs by transferring various functions and authority from the treasurer to the department. This includes oversight of regulated industries, consumer protection, and the administration of licensing and registration processes. The bill also establishes a compliance resolution fund to manage fees and fines collected by the department. It mandates online availability of business registration applications and requires the director to submit an annual report on the fund's use.
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