Authorizes annual state funding for the East-West Center to support international relations and education.
The bill establishes an annual appropriation from Hawaii's general revenues to the East-West Center, a non-profit public corporation. This funding aims to support the center's programs in international relations, education, and economic development. The bill ensures the center's autonomy and prohibits the use of funds for entertainment or lobbying. The comptroller and state auditor are authorized to examine the use of these funds. The center must comply with certain conditions, including non-discrimination and tax-exempt status.
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