Hawaii HB829 amends the process for obtaining a liquor license by requiring a criminal history record check for applicants.
Hawaii HB829 modifies the requirements for obtaining a liquor license by mandating a criminal history record check for applicants. This check must disclose any convictions that may indicate unsuitability for obtaining a liquor license. The applicant must provide personal identifying information to the Hawaii criminal justice data center for verification. The information obtained will be used exclusively for this purpose and is subject to federal laws and regulations.
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