Hawaii SB1530 mandates the University of Hawaii to allocate funds based on performance outcomes and requires efficiency measures.
Hawaii SB1530 requires the University of Hawaii to allocate general funds to program IDs based on performance-based outcomes related to student achievement and degree attainment. The president of the university must devise metrics and standards for these outcomes and submit reports to the legislature. The bill also mandates the president to propose efficiency measures for budget approval and report on these measures annually. The board of regents may transfer funds to university program IDs at the discretion of the university heads.
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