Hawaii SB444 exempts certain boards and commissions from administrative supervision and approval requirements.
Hawaii SB444 modifies the administrative oversight of various boards and commissions within the state government. It exempts several entities from certain provisions of chapter 26-35, allowing them to make employment decisions and purchases without the approval of the head of the department or the comptroller. These entities include the elections commission, the corporation, and the regional system board. The bill also allows these entities to hire personnel exempt from civil service laws and sets salary limits for certain positions.
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