- Stage
- Became law
- Started in
- House
- Sponsors
- 48
- Latest action
- Jul 8, 2024
What it does
Increases the maximum fine for violations of the fire protection laws. Specifies that each day a violation exists or continues to exist shall constitute a distinct and separate offense. Raises the criminal penalty for the offense of arson in the fourth degree to a class C felony if the offense was committed during the time period and within the geographic area in which a red flag warning was in effect. Provides that the state of mind requirement with respect to the attendant circumstance that the red flag warning was in effect is negligence. (SD1)
Where it stands
This bill passed and is now law.
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What moved
Who is involved
Sponsors
The lawmakers who put their names on it, lead sponsors first.
- Adrian Tam
- Amy Perruso
- Andrew Garrett
- Bert Kobayashi
- Cedric Gates
- Chris Todd
- Cory Chun
- Daniel Holt
- Darius Kila
- David Alcos
- David Tarnas
- Dee Morikawa
- Della Belatti
- Diamond Garcia
- Elle Cochran
- Gene Ward
- Gregg Takayama
- Greggor Ilagan
- Jackson Sayama
- Jeanné Kapela
- Jenna Takenouchi
- Justin Woodson
- Kanani Souza
- Kirstin Kahaloa
- Lauren Matsumoto
- Linda Ichiyama
- Lisa Kitagawa
- Lisa Marten
- Luke Evslin
- Mahina Poepoe
- Mark Hashem
- Mark Nakashima
- May Mizuno
- Micah Aiu
- Nadine Nakamura
- Nicole Lowen
- Rachele Lamosao
- Richard Onishi
- Rose Martinez
- Scot Matayoshi
- Scott Nishimoto
- Scott Saiki
- Sean Quinlan
- Sonny Ganaden
- Terez Amato
- Trish La Chica
- Tyson Miyake
- Kyle Yamashita
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Where it goes next
Once a bill is decided, the questions are about what is done with it in Hawaii.