Hawaii SB645 removes state positions vacant over two years from budget appropriations.
Hawaii SB645 amends Chapter 37 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to mandate the removal of any state position that remains vacant for more than two years from the state budget. Such positions will no longer receive appropriations by the legislature. Any funds previously allocated for these positions will revert to the original fund from which they were appropriated. This change aims to ensure efficient use of state resources by eliminating prolonged vacancies.
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