SB2411 amends Hawaii campaign finance laws to enhance transparency and prohibit lobbyist contributions during legislative sessions.
SB2411 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to enhance transparency in campaign finance reporting. It requires detailed schedules of contributions and expenditures, including information on contributions over $100 and $1,000, and expenditures for consultants, advertising, credit cards, salaries, and reimbursements. The bill also prohibits lobbyists from making contributions or expenditures to elected officials, candidates, or committees during legislative sessions, with violations resulting in escheat to the Hawaii election campaign fund.
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