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Committee okays task force to study ticket scalping, asks broad stakeholder input
Summary
The committee advanced SCR 173 to create a task force to address event ticket scalping in Hawaii and asked the working group chair to invite a full range of primary and secondary ticket-marketplace stakeholders to inform recommendations for next year.
The House Committee on Finance voted to advance SCR 173 SD1 HD1, which establishes a task force to study event ticket scalping in Hawaii. The chair recommended the measure "move as is" and asked that the working group chair "use their discretion allowed in the reso to invite all stakeholders in the live event, ticket ecosystem, including primary and secondary ticket marketplaces."
Committee members adopted the recommendation without recorded opposition; the clerk recorded the recommendation as adopted and noted two representatives were excused during the roll call. The committee said the broad stakeholder engagement is intended to produce "real recommendations for us to work on next year."
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