Hawaii SB1530 codifies performance-based budget allocation for the University of Hawaii.
Hawaii SB1530 codifies the requirement for the University of Hawaii to allocate general funds to various programs based on performance-based outcomes related to student achievement and degree attainment. The bill mandates the president of the university to devise metrics and standards for these outcomes and submit reports to the legislature. It also requires the president to propose efficiency measures for budget allocation and report on their attainment. The bill aims to ensure that funds are used effectively and efficiently, aligning with the university's performance metrics.
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