Establishes a 24-hour civil rights violations helpline in Hawaii for reporting misconduct by federal law enforcement and military personnel.
The bill mandates the establishment of a 24-hour, toll-free helpline by the civil rights commission to assist individuals harmed by federal law enforcement or military personnel. The helpline will provide resources, receive anonymized reports, and ensure confidentiality. The commission will compile an annual report with aggregated data and recommendations for policy improvements. The bill also requires the commission to convene a public hearing annually to present findings from the report.
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