Hawaii SB1230 modifies regulations on the donation and transportation of wild game meat.
Hawaii SB1230 amends state statutes to clarify that the transportation of wild game meat by charitable, religious, or nonprofit organizations to needy persons is exempt from certain inspection requirements. It specifies that wild game meat must not be combined with meat products regulated under federal acts. The bill also exempts the preparation and transportation of wild game meat exclusively for donation purposes from certain state inspection requirements. Violations of these provisions are subject to penalties under existing law.
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