Hawaii SB3332 imposes a two-year moratorium on discretionary state-funded travel, with exceptions for essential and high-priority activities.
Hawaii SB3332 establishes a two-year moratorium on discretionary state-funded travel, effective upon approval and expiring on June 30, 2028. The moratorium prohibits state agencies from using funds for out-of-state or inter-island travel for conferences, conventions, forums, workshops, or similar discretionary activities. Exceptions include mandatory work-related travel, such as court-ordered appearances, federal compliance, and collective bargaining obligations.
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