Hawaii SB2397 amends the quorum requirements for neighborhood boards in Honolulu.
Hawaii SB2397 modifies the quorum requirements for neighborhood boards in Honolulu. It specifies that a majority of all seats on the board must be filled to conduct official business and that a majority of all members present at a meeting must concur for any act of the board to be valid. The bill also allows neighborhood boards to receive information or testimony without a quorum but prohibits them from making decisions on the issue. This Act takes effect upon approval.
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