Hawaii HB724 amends the sunshine law to increase transparency and accountability in government operations.
Hawaii HB724 amends the sunshine law to increase transparency and accountability in government operations by repealing the legislature's exemption, clarifying notice requirements, and repealing permitted private interactions between board members. The bill mandates that boards provide written public notice of meetings, including agendas, dates, times, and locations. It also requires boards to post notices on electronic calendars and websites, and to file copies with the lieutenant governor or county clerk's office.
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