Hawaii SB2311 modifies the process for claims against the state, including time limits and reporting requirements.

Hawaii SB2311 amends the process for claims against the state, setting a six-year limit for filing claims for refunds, reimbursements, or payments. Claims exceeding this period are ineligible. The attorney general investigates claims, consults with agencies, and recommends actions to the legislature. Reports include details on actions leading to claims, recommended actions, timelines, and whether agencies implemented recommendations. Reports are confidential and not disclosed under certain sections. The bill also mandates periodic reports on incidents leading to claims.

Hawaii SB2311 modifies the process for claims against the state, including time limits and reporting requirements.

Hawaii SB2311 amends the process for claims against the state, setting a six-year limit for filing claims for refunds, reimbursements, or payments. Claims exceeding this period are ineligible. The attorney general investigates claims, consults with agencies, and recommends actions to the legislature. Reports include details on actions leading to claims, recommended actions, timelines, and whether agencies implemented recommendations. Reports are confidential and not disclosed under certain sections. The bill also mandates periodic reports on incidents leading to claims.