SB2298 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to clarify proxy voting procedures for common interest communities.
SB2298 modifies the proxy voting process for common interest communities in Hawaii. It updates the language of proxy forms to ensure they clearly state the purpose of the proxy, whether it is for quorum purposes only or to direct the vote to a specific individual or group. The bill also mandates that proxy forms include an option for the owner to request a copy of the annual audit report. This change aims to enhance transparency and ensure that proxies are used effectively in community meetings and elections.
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