SB796 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to modify the process for claims against the state, including timelines and reporting requirements.
SB796 amends Hawaii law to change how claims against the state are handled. It requires all claims for refunds, reimbursements, or other payments to be filed with the attorney general within six years of the claim maturing. The attorney general must investigate the claims, secure data and documents, and make recommendations to the legislature. The bill also mandates that the attorney general submit reports to the legislature on claims and incidents leading to claims, including recommendations for corrective actions.
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