SB3267 amends the Hawaii Tourism Authority's board of directors, reducing its size and altering appointment criteria.
SB3267 revises the composition and appointment process for the Hawaii Tourism Authority's board of directors. It reduces the board size from twelve to seven members, with specific appointments from various tourism-related associations and entities. The bill also modifies the quorum and voting requirements, now needing four members for a quorum and four affirmative votes for actions. Additionally, it introduces a two-year waiting period for former Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau board members before they can join the authority's board.
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