Hawaii HB50 amends various statutes to exempt certain boards and commissions from administrative supervision and to set salary limits for key.
Hawaii HB50 modifies several sections of Hawaii Revised Statutes to exempt certain boards and commissions from administrative supervision by the head of a department. It also sets salary limits for key personnel, ensuring they do not exceed the governor's salary. The bill allows these boards and commissions to make employment decisions and purchases without the approval of the comptroller. Additionally, it grants the authority to employ technical experts and officers, agents, and employees as needed, with certain positions exempt from specific chapters and sections.
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