Requires senate confirmation for certain gubernatorial appointments in Hawaii.
The bill mandates that any person appointed by the governor to serve in the executive branch must obtain the advice and consent of the senate if their annual salary exceeds $160,000 and is not funded by the governor's office budget. This requirement applies to appointments made before the bill's effective date and those made during the 2027 regular session. The bill aims to ensure accountability and qualified individuals in high-level executive branch positions, particularly in addressing homelessness and housing solutions.
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