Prohibits university of Hawaii employees from serving on the board of regents to prevent conflicts of interest.
The bill amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to prohibit active employees of the University of Hawaii and the Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii from serving on the board of regents. This change aims to prevent conflicts of interest, maintain impartiality, and preserve public trust in the university's governance. Members of the board of regents may serve no more than two consecutive five-year terms. The governor appoints members from lists of qualified candidates presented by the candidate advisory council, with the senate's confirmation.
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