Establishes recordkeeping requirements for secondhand dealers in Hawaii.
The bill amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to establish specific recordkeeping requirements for secondhand dealers. It mandates that secondhand dealers retain records of all transactions on their premises, which must be accessible for inspection by the treasurer, chief of police, or their authorized representatives. This change aims to streamline and modernize business management, reduce waste, and ensure that secondhand dealers do not face undue burdens in retaining transaction records.
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