Hawaii HB793 amends state law to allow boards, commissions, departments, or officers to accept federal grants and allotments, with certain conditions.
Hawaii HB793 modifies state law to permit boards, commissions, departments, or officers to accept and receive federal grants and allotments on behalf of the state. The bill specifies that no plan, agreement, or arrangement may be entered into unless the entity has control over state moneys that can be lawfully expended for the purpose. Additionally, the governor is authorized to transfer funds between departments to obtain federal matching grants and allotments, provided the state moneys have been appropriated for that purpose.
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