Hawaii SB2849 amends public meeting notices to prioritize substantive content and accommodation instructions.
The bill requires that public meeting notices in Hawaii prioritize substantive content and accommodation instructions to ensure equitable access and open government. It mandates that the agenda and instructions for requesting auxiliary aids or accommodations due to disability appear at the beginning of the notice. This change aims to prevent individuals with disabilities from navigating excessive non-substantive text to access critical information. The bill does not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in motion before its effective date.
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