Hawaii SB606 reorganizes the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to consolidate administrative functions and enhance oversight.
Hawaii SB606 aims to streamline the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs by consolidating various administrative functions and enhancing oversight mechanisms. The bill places the Public Utilities Commission within the department for administrative purposes only. It transfers functions and authority from the treasurer to the department, excluding certain financial management tasks. The director of commerce and consumer affairs is granted the power to appoint program specialists and hearings officers, and to establish advisory committees.
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