SB290 amends Hawaii's lobbying law to enhance transparency and accountability.
SB290 amends Hawaii's lobbying law to enhance transparency and accountability by establishing presumptions regarding testimony provided by lobbyists, making certain contracts voidable when entered into in violation of the state lobbying law, and expanding the definition of "lobbying" to include communications with high-level government officials regarding contract solicitations or awards. The act also includes provisions for the enforcement of these changes by the attorney general.
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