Hse Referral sheet template, revision no. 00002

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		Committee
		REFERRAL
HB1	RELATING TO LONG TERM CARE. Requires the director of the executive office on aging to contract for the performance of an actuarial analysis for a limited, mandatory, public long term care insurance program for the State's working population. Requires a report to the legislature. Appropriates funds for the actuarial analysis.	HLT/CPC, FIN
HB2	RELATING TO LONG TERM CARE. Requests the executive office on aging of the department of health to conduct an education and awareness campaign on long term care and have the campaign independently evaluated. Appropriates funds.	HLT/HUS, FIN
HB3	RELATING TO THE ELDERLY. Requires a financial institution to report suspected financial abuse against an elder to the appropriate county police department, rather than the department of human services, under certain conditions immediately by telephone and then followed by a written report sent via electronic mail. Repeals the department of human services as the contact agency responsible for determining whether the department has jurisdiction over the elder involved. Requires all financial institutions to develop and implement a training program for their employees regarding the reporting requirements for suspected financial abuse of an elderly.	HUS/CPC, JUD
HB4	RELATING TO AGING. Establishes and funds a position for an Alzheimer's disease and related dementia services coordinator within the executive office on aging. Appropriates funds for programs and services that support the State's elderly population, including kupuna care, the aging and disability resource center, senior centers, and the healthy aging partnership program.	HLT, FIN
HB5	RELATING TO HEALTH. Permits the department of health's emergency medical services and injury prevention system branch to establish and maintain a statewide fall prevention and early detection program and appropriates funds for the program.	HLT, FIN
HB6	RELATING TO HEALTH. Requires employers to provide a minimum amount of paid sick and safe leave to employees to be used to care for themselves or a family member who is ill, needs medical care, or is a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking.	LAB, FIN
HB7	RELATING TO THE ELDERLY. Creates the Hawaii kupuna trust fund, which comprises public and private funding for meeting the outstanding and future needs of the elderly and dependent adult population.	HLT/HUS, FIN
HB8	RELATING TO LAND USE. Repeals Act 282, Session Laws of Hawaii 2012, which: 1) transferred development rights of certain public lands to the PLDC; 2) exempted certain lands from the definition of public land; 3) created the stadium facilities special fund; and 4) allowed the PLDC to contract with state and county agencies for lease management services for PLDC-controlled land.	WAL, FIN
HB9	RELATING TO PUBLIC LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. Repeals chapter 171C, HRS, relating to the public land development corporation.	WAL, FIN
HB10	RELATING TO ELECTRIC PUBLIC UTILITIES. Establishes a permanent task force to determine and periodically revise a reasonable rate of return for electric utilities. Establishes a bipartisan joint legislative oversight committee to determine if the PUC is enforcing the reasonable rate of return established by the task force.	CPC, LMG
HB11	RELATING TO ENERGY. Authorizes individual public schools to enter into energy performance contracts. Requires that funding not decrease due to the energy savings.	EEP, EDN, FIN
HB12	RELATING TO THE INTERISLAND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM. Prohibits an electric utility company from commencing its capital cost recovery for the construction of the on-island transmission infrastructure earlier than 10 years after the commercial operations date of the high-voltage electric transmission cable system.	CPC, FIN
HB13	RELATING TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIFTIETH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. Authorizes the issuance of GO bonds and appropriates funds for capital improvement projects in the 50th representative district.	FIN
HB14	RELATING TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION. Makes attendance at kindergarten mandatory. Makes transition to kindergarten a directive for the early learning system.	EDN, FIN
HB15	RELATING TO FERAL BIRDS. Provides a civil cause of action for personal injury or property damage proximately caused by a person who feeds feral birds.	EEP, JUD
HB16	RELATING TO THE GENERAL EXCISE TAX. Exempts the sale of food grown in the State from the general excise tax.	AGR, FIN
HB17	RELATING TO COASTAL AREAS. Makes permanent Act 160, SLH 2010. Requires maintenance of public beach accesses by adjacent landowners and imposes penalties for noncompliance. Establishes shoreline access as an objective of the coastal zone management program. Requires the department of land and natural resources to provide written notice to property owners affected by Act 160, SLH 2010.	WAL, JUD
HB18	RELATING TO THE UNIFORM ELECTRONIC LEGAL MATERIAL ACT. Establishes authentication and other requirements for selected legal materials if they are published exclusively in electronic form. Does not require electronic publication.	JUD
HB19	RELATING TO THE RESIDENTIAL LANDLORD-TENANT CODE. Deletes the requirement that a landlord place a newspaper advertisement before selling or donating abandoned tenant property. Allows landlords to sell a tenant's property abandoned after the tenant is removed pursuant to a writ of possession. Effective 07/01/2013.	CPC, JUD
HB20	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR STATE LIFEGUARDS. Appropriates funds for salaries and benefits for lifeguards for Kua Bay, Kekaha Kai state park, on the island of Hawaii an area under the jurisdiction of DLNR.	OMH, FIN
HB21	RELATING TO CONDOMINIUMS. Repeals the prioritization of liens for unpaid mortgages over subsequently recorded liens for unpaid condominium association fees. Clarifies the obligations of the acquirer of a foreclosed unit under the lien for unpaid association fees.	CPC, JUD
HB22	RELATING TO PARTITION OF HEIRS PROPERTY. Adopts Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act. Establishes procedures and remedies for use in actions for partition of real property involving heirs property (real property held in tenancy in common that meets certain requirements).	CPC, JUD
HB23	RELATING TO REAL ESTATE. Clarifies the activities custodians or caretakers may engage in under chapter 467, Hawaii Revised Statutes.	CPC, JUD
HB24	RELATING TO CONDOMINIUMS. Specifies that a percentage of fees paid into the condominium education trust fund shall be used to support mediation of condominium related disputes.	CPC, FIN
HB25	RELATING TO SUSPENSION OF FORECLOSURE ACTIONS BY JUNIOR LIENHOLDERS. Allows a condominium association, as a junior lienholder, to commence or continue a nonjudicial foreclosure action on a property subject to a judicial foreclosure until a foreclosure commissioner is appointed by the circuit court.	CPC, JUD
HB26	MAKING APPROPRIATIONS TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE LEGISLATURE, THE AUDITOR, THE LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU, THE OMBUDSMAN, AND THE ETHICS COMMISSION. Appropriates funds to provide for the expenses of the Legislature, Auditor, Legislative Reference Bureau, Ombudsman, and Ethics Commission.	FIN
HB27	RELATING TO CABLES. Requires that technical specifications for television cables, which must be approved by the Director of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, take into account aesthetic concerns.	EEP, CPC
HB28	RELATING TO JURY SELECTION. Removes the requirement that juries be selected by the strike-and-replace method of jury impanelment.	JUD
HB29	RELATING TO HEALTH CARE. Directs the DOH to establish at least one additional assertive community treatment team for the purposes of mental health outreach and case management; provides that at least one assertive community treatment team provide mental health and outreach for the Chinatown and Iwilei community. Appropriates funds. Effective 07/01/2013.	HLT, FIN
HB30	RELATING TO FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION. Makes it unlawful to sell or distribute ammunition unless the purchaser provides proof that there is a firearm registered to the person with which the ammunition may be used.	PBS, JUD
HB31	RELATING TO DISORDERLY CONDUCT. Includes within the crime of disorderly conduct impeding or obstructing the use of or access to a bus stop by laying across any bench or more than one seat provided at the bus stop or sleeping on the ground within or abutting any bus stop shelter or other bus stop structure. Effective 01/01/2014.	JUD
HB32	RELATING TO ELECTIONS. Requires the chief election officer to establish procedures to select a letter of the alphabet by lot and arrange candidate names on ballots in alphabetical order of the last names, beginning with the randomly selected letter. Applies to elections in the next two year election cycle following effective date.	JUD
HB33	RELATING TO PUBLIC ORDER. Makes permanent the prohibition against urinating or defecating in public within the boundaries of downtown Honolulu.	JUD
HB34	RELATING TO SMOKING. Allows condominiums and cooperative housing corporations to adopt rules to prohibit smoking in units, common elements, or limited common elements.	CPC, JUD
HB35	RELATING TO HIGHWAYS. Exempts the State and counties from laws or rules that require the performance of construction or improvements upon a private highway if it has been surrendered to the State or a county and the legislature or county council adopts a legislative measure accepting the surrender.	TRN, FIN
HB36	RELATING TO THE METRIC SYSTEM. Makes the metric system the official system of measurement in the State by 01/01/18.	CPC, JUD
HB37	RELATING TO NOISE. Authorizes injunctive relief and damages for private nuisance due to excessive noise.	JUD
HB38	RELATING TO UNLAWFUL CHOP SHOP ACTIVITY. Establishes criminal offenses of unlawful chop shop activity in the first and second degrees.	JUD
HB39	RELATING TO THE INTERNET PRIVACY. Requires operators of commercial websites or online services that collect personally identifiable information through the Internet about consumers in the State who use the websites or online services to conspicuously post their privacy policies on their websites or through any other reasonably accessible means.	CPC, JUD
HB40	RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES. Requires motor vehicle insurers to electronically report to the insurance commissioner all existing policies within 45 days. Requires each insurer to report cancelled, nonrenewed, altered, and new policies.	TRN, CPC
HB41	RELATING TO STATE PROGRAMS. Short form bill relating to state programs.	FIN
HB42	RELATING TO STATE FINANCES. Short form bill relating to state finances.	FIN
HB43	RELATING TO THE STATE BUDGET. Short form bill relating to the state budget.	FIN
HB44	RELATING TO NON-GENERAL FUNDS. Short form bill relating to non-general funds.	FIN
HB45	RELATING TO TAXATION. Short form bill relating to taxation.	FIN
HB46	RELATING TO GOVERNMENT. Requires that the Senate President and Speaker of the House of Representatives be notified in writing upon the receipt of any federal-aid money accepted for expenditure by the State.	FIN
HB47	RELATING TO THE STATE BUDGET. Makes technical amendments to the budget allotment modification law.	FIN
HB48	RELATING TO STATE FINANCES. Makes technical amendments to state budget laws on transfer of non-general funds to the general fund.	FIN
HB49	RELATING TO STATE FUNDS. Makes technical amendments to the state budget law relating to the deposit of state funds into the state treasury.	FIN
HB50	RELATING TO TAXATION. Requires the department of taxation to publish certain reports relating to income patterns on an annual or biennial basis.	FIN
HB51	RELATING TO STATE BONDS. Authorizes issuance of general obligation bonds. Makes findings required by Article VII, Section 13 of the Hawaii State Constitution to declare that the issuance of authorized bonds will not cause the debt limit to be exceeded.	FIN
HB52	RELATING TO CIVIL RIGHTS. Makes it a civil rights violation for law enforcement agencies and agents to practice biased-based policing.	JUD
HB53	RELATING TO LABOR. Increases minimum wage to $8.25 starting 7/1/13 and $8.75 starting 7/1/14 and ending 6/30/15. Adjusts the minimum hourly wage thereafter in accord with the consumer priced index. Effective 7/1/13.	LAB, FIN
HB54	RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES. Prohibits any employer or employment agency from publishing a job advertisement that states or suggests that an applicant for the job must be currently employed.	LAB, JUD
HB55	RELATING TO TAXATION. Requires state agencies or the department of taxation to prepare reports relating to authorized tax credits or exemptions that have a purpose related to economic development. Requires the department of taxation to post the reports on its website.	CPC, FIN
HB56	RELATING TO LABOR. Establishes rights for domestic workers. Directs DLIR to report on feasibility of allowing domestic workers to organize for the purposes of collective bargaining.	LAB, FIN
HB57	RELATING TO FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES. Requires the University of Hawaii Office of the Board of Regents to file annual disclosure statements to the state ethics commission.	HED, JUD
HB58	RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT SECURITY. Authorizes certain private employers to administer a work-sharing plan to avoid temporary layoffs, if approved by the DLIR. Allows employees under a work-sharing plan to receive unemployment benefits to compensate for lost wages.	LAB, FIN
HB59	RELATING TO WAGES. Requires employers to provide employees with specific wage and employer information at the time of hiring and in employees' pay records. Increases civil and criminal penalties for employers' noncompliance with wage rate notice requirements. Require public notice of employer violations.	LAB, JUD, FIN
HB60	RELATING TO EDUCATION. Amends the definition of "student instructional hours" for elementary and secondary schools.	EDN
HB61	RELATING TO PHARMACY. Requires an out-of-state pharmacy delivering drugs into the State to have in its employ a pharmacist licensed under chapter 461, HRS.	HLT, CPC
HB62	RELATING TO PHARMACY BENEFITS MANAGERS. Prohibits a pharmacy benefits manager from using a patient's prescription drug benefits claim information to market to that patient the services of a preferred pharmacy network that is owned by the pharmacy benefits manager.	HLT, CPC
HB63	RELATING TO PHARMACY. Adds a member from a pharmacy benefit management company to the board of pharmacy. Requires the board of pharmacy to adopt, amend, and repeal rules pursuant to chapter 91 to regulate all pharmacy benefit management companies that engage in the practice of pharmacy, in any manner to distribute, ship, mail, or deliver prescription drugs into the State.	HLT, CPC/JUD, FIN
HB64	RELATING TO CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES. Repeals mail order pharmacy exemption from controlled substances act.	HLT, CPC/JUD
HB65	RELATING TO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS. Allows beneficiaries of prescription drug benefits providers to opt out of the requirement to purchase prescription drugs from a mail-order pharmacy and may alternatively purchase prescription drugs from a retail pharmacy.	HLT, CPC, JUD
HB66	RELATING TO DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AN INTOXICANT. Imposes conditions to ensure that persons arrested for driving under the influence of an intoxicant are sober prior to being released from custody.	TRN, JUD
HB67	RELATING TO RULES OF THE ROAD. Requires heavy trucks having a gross vehicle weight rating of more than 10,000 pounds to drive within the right-hand lane of an interstate highway except when the heavy truck is turning left or avoiding an obstruction.	TRN, JUD
HB68	RELATING TO ENERGY. Prohibits owners of adjacent property from obstructing the sunlight that reaches a homeowner's solar energy device in such a manner that renders the device more than twenty-five per cent less efficient.	EEP, CPC
HB69	RELATING TO NUISANCES. Codifies civil liability for nuisance trees.	EEP, JUD
HB70	RELATING TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. Deletes repeal of the high technology innovation corporation. Exempts high technology innovation corporation from the public procurement code.	EDB, FIN
HB71	RELATING TO HIGH TECHNOLOGY. Requires the University of Hawaii to extend the current land lease with the high technology development corporation for no less than 25 years from the date of expiration of the existing lease.	EDB/HED, FIN
HB72	RELATING TO THE COUNTIES. Exempts counties and their employees from liability for removing personal property from public property.	WAL, JUD
HB73	RELATING TO PARKING FOR DISABLED PERSONS. Provides that a second removable windshield placard shall be issued upon request.	TRN, FIN
HB74	RELATING TO ELECTRIC PERSONAL ASSISTIVE MOBILITY DEVICES. Prohibits the use of electric personal assistive mobility devices on sidewalks in business districts, except when used by a police officer or person with a disability.	TRN, JUD
HB75	RELATING TO ANTIQUE MOTOR VEHICLES. Establishes a $25 annual motor vehicle registration fee and a 1.00 cent per pound annual vehicle weight tax for antique motor vehicles.	TRN, FIN
HB76	RELATING TO CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION TRAINING. Mandates that all public school teachers receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation training and certification. Makes appropriation.	EDN, HLT, FIN
HB77	RELATING TO MEDICAL USE OF MARIJUANA. Transfers jurisdiction over the state medical marijuana program from PSD to DOH.	HLT, PBS, FIN
HB78	RELATING TO CONTRACTORS. Specifies that general engineering contractors and general building contractors will require further examination and additional fees prior to issuance of additional specialty licenses.	CPC, FIN
HB79	RELATING TO ADVANCED PRACTICE REGISTERED NURSES. Amends section 457-8.5(a), Hawaii Revised Statutes, by recognizing the National Council of State Boards of Nursing's advanced practice registered nurse consensus model and clarifies language relating to advanced practice registered nurse educational requirements consistent with that consensus model.	HLT, CPC
HB80	RELATING TO RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS. Authorizes the PUC to give preference to renewable energy resources that reduce or eliminate the use of fossil fuel and result in reduced volatility when establishing renewable portfolio standards.	EEP, CPC
HB81	RELATING TO ETHANOL. Authorizes the director of business, economic development, and tourism to allow the sale of motor vehicle gasoline that does not contain ethanol unless sufficient quantities of locally produced ethanol or biofuel crops have been produced and are available to meet the requirements under existing law.	EEP/EDB, CPC, FIN
HB82	RELATING TO PUBLIC LAND. Repeals chapter 171C, HRS, relating to the public land development corporation.	WAL, JUD, FIN