Hawaii SB270 amends the Sunshine Law to allow board members to attend informational meetings without violating the law.
Hawaii SB270 modifies the Sunshine Law by allowing members of a board to attend informational meetings or presentations on board business, even if fewer than a quorum. The bill specifies that these meetings must not be exclusively organized for board members, and no commitments or votes should be made during these sessions. The law does not affect rights, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the bill's effective date.
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