Establishes a temporary oversight commission to improve child welfare services in Hawaii.
The bill establishes a temporary oversight commission within the Department of the Attorney General to review and assess the child welfare services branch of the Department of Human Services. The commission aims to reduce child harm and death, improve effectiveness, and make recommendations for legislation, funding, and other needs. It consists of various representatives from different organizations and families, and is funded through appropriations. The commission will submit annual reports and dissolve on June 30, 2028.
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