Hawaii HB992 regulates charitable solicitations, requiring registration and financial reporting for professional solicitors, charitable fundraising.
Hawaii HB992 amends the state's charitable solicitation laws to enhance transparency and accountability. It mandates that professional solicitors, charitable fundraising platforms, and platform charities register with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. These entities must also file financial reports with the Attorney General, detailing revenue, expenses, and donation distribution. The bill defines "platform charity" and "charitable fundraising platform," outlining their responsibilities and obligations.
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