Hawaii SB1624 mandates the University of Hawaii to use appropriated funds solely for renewing, improving, and modernizing projects, not for current.
Hawaii SB1624 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to ensure that funds appropriated to the University of Hawaii are used specifically for renewing, improving, and modernizing projects. The bill requires the board of regents to expend these funds only for their intended purpose, prohibiting their use on current, ongoing, or anticipated capital improvement projects. Additionally, the board must submit an annual report detailing the projects that received funding to the legislature.
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