HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THE TWENTY-FIRST LEGISLATURE
REGULAR SESSION OF 2002
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COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS |
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Rep. Nestor Garcia, Chair |
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Rep. Bob Nakasone, Vice Chair |
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Rep. Willie Espero |
Rep. Mark Moses |
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Rep. Scott Saiki |
Rep. David A. Pendleton |
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Rep. Joe Souki |
Rep. Jim Rath |
NOTICE OF HEARING
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DATE: |
Thursday, February 7, 2002 |
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TIME: |
8:45 am |
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PLACE: |
Conference Room 309 State Capitol 415 South Beretania Street |
A G E N D A
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HB 1751 |
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT PROGRAM. Makes appropriations for the Sex Offender Treatment Program for various treatment and assessment services. |
PSM, FIN |
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HB 1752 |
RELATING TO THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE COMPACT. Authorizes ratification of the Emergency Management Assistance Compact. |
PSM, FIN |
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HB 1753 |
RELATING TO THE PENAL CODE. Amends assault against a police officer to include assault against firefighters and uniformed emergency medical service personnel. |
PSM, JHA |
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HB 2008 |
RELATING TO PRISON ALTERNATIVES. CIP; Establishes a pilot program for alternative incarceration and appropriates funds for puuhonua healing centers. |
PSM, FIN |
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HB 2089 |
RELATING TO PUBLIC SAFETY. Appropriates funds for the plans and design of the Hawaii State Emergency Training Academy at Kalaeloa, Oahu. |
PSM, FIN |
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HB 2382 |
RELATING TO CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES. Requires notification and public comment during the site selection process for any new correctional facility within the state. |
PSM |
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HB 2383 |
RELATING TO DISTRICT COURT COSTS. Allows serving fees to be assessed for documents served by other than sheriffs or police officers. |
PSM, FIN |
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HB 2560 |
RELATING TO SEXUAL OFFENSES. Includes employees of private companies working in correctional facilities in sexual offenses statutes that prohibit sexual penetration and sexual contact with imprisoned persons or a person confined to a detention facility. Expands sexual assault protection to inmates placed in private correctional facilities operating in the State. |
PSM, JHA |
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HB 2563 |
RELATING TO COMPENSATION OF CRIME VICTIMS. Allows for the award of medical expenses in excess of $10,000. |
PSM, JHA, FIN |
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HB 2565 |
RELATING TO EXPLOSIVES. Requires the reporting of inventories of explosives under the control of manufacturers, dealers, and users, and provides for penalties for those who do not comply. |
PSM, JHA, FIN |
DECISION MAKING TO FOLLOW
PERSONS WISHING TO TESTIFY ARE REQUESTED TO SUBMIT 20 COPIES OF THEIR TESTIMONY AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR TO THE HEARING TO: (1) THE COMMITTEE'S VICE CHAIR IN ROOM 424, STATE CAPITOL, OR (2) THE HOUSE SGT.-AT-ARMS PERSONNEL IN THE TURNAROUND AREA OF THE CAPITOL BASEMENT PARKING LOT. TESTIMONY MAY BE FAXED TO THE HOUSE SGT.-AT-ARMS OFFICE AT: 586-6501 (OAHU) OR 1-800-535-3859 (NEIGHBOR ISLANDS). WHEN FAXING, PLEASE INDICATE TO WHOM THE TESTIMONY IS BEING SUBMITTED, THE DATE AND TIME OF THE HEARING, AND THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF COPIES THAT ARE NEEDED FOR SUBMITTAL.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL THE PSM COMMITTEE CLERK AT 586-8490.
IF YOU REQUIRE SPECIAL ASSISTANCE OR AUXILIARY AIDS AND/OR SERVICES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PUBLIC HEARING PROCESS OF THE STATE HOUSE (I.E., SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER, WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY, OR PARKING DESIGNATED FOR THE DISABLED), PLEASE CONTACT THE COMMITTEE CLERK AT LEAST 24 HOURS PRIOR TO THE HEARING SO ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE.
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________________________________________ Rep. Nestor Garcia Chair |