Hawaii SB625 amends the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act to change the qualifications and election process for commission members and the director of.
Hawaii SB625 modifies the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act to enhance the qualifications and election process for commission members and the director of Hawaiian home lands. The bill mandates that commission members must be beneficiaries of the Act and residents of the State for at least three years. It also restricts members from holding other public offices and limits their terms to a maximum of four years. The director of Hawaiian home lands must meet similar residency and eligibility criteria, and cannot hold other public offices.
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