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House committee adopts HCR 192 and HR 182 after brief hearing
Summary
At a 9:30 a.m. public hearing in Room 423 of the State Capitol, a House committee recommended and adopted HCR 192 and HR 182 as is; the roll call showed five affirmative votes and one excused member. No substantive debate or amendments were recorded in the transcript.
At a 9:30 a.m. public hearing in Room 423 of the State Capitol, the committee handling ECD matters recommended HCR 192 and HR 182 "pass as is" and adopted the measures, the chair said.
The chair opened the session with procedural instructions for in-person and Zoom participants, then introduced the first measure as HCR 192 and said the record showed one supporter, no opponents and one commenter. The chair asked whether the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission and Aloha Independent Living Hawaii were on Zoom; the transcript records no substantive testimony from those organizations during the hearing.
The clerk conducted a roll call on the committee's recommendation. The clerk stated that the chair and vice chair voted "aye," that Representative Tam was excused, and that Representatives Tempo, Yamashita and Gideon each voted "aye." The clerk then announced, "Chair, your resolution has been adopted." The transcript does not record any amendments, dissenting votes or extended debate on either measure.
After confirming the adoption, the chair thanked members and adjourned the hearing. The transcript does not show any further scheduling, follow-up tasks, or a recorded effective date for the adopted measures.
Authorities and specific statutory references were not cited during the hearing transcript. The measures were identified only by their bill numbers (HCR 192 and HR 182) and the committee's recommendation was recorded on the hearing record.
