Hawaii SB381 mandates open meetings for appointing heads of state divisions and agencies.
Hawaii SB381 amends state statutes to require boards to establish and follow open processes and timelines for appointing heads of state divisions and agencies. The bill mandates that all deliberations and votes related to these appointments occur in public meetings. It also invalidates any appointments made in violation of these provisions. The legislation aims to enhance transparency, public trust, and accountability in the selection of leadership positions within state agencies.
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