Hawaii HB571 amends condominium board member regulations, including term limits and restrictions on serving as officers or employees of managing.
Hawaii HB571 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to impose term limits on condominium board members, allowing them to serve no more than two consecutive terms with a mandatory break before returning. The bill also prohibits board members from serving as officers of the association or employees of the managing agent. Additionally, it mandates that board members receive copies of the association's declaration, bylaws, house rules, and relevant statutes. The changes aim to enhance governance and reduce corruption within condominium associations.
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