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HB 298 aims to amend Hawaii's Constitution to establish term limits for state legislators, promoting fresh perspectives and enhancing accountability in governance.
HB 298 aims to amend Hawaii's Constitution to establish term limits for state legislators, promoting fresh perspectives and enhancing accountability in governance.
Bill Number: HB 298
Title: Proposing an Amendment to Article III, Section 4, of the Constitution of the State of Hawaii to Establish Term Limits for Legislators
Introduced On: January 16, 2025
Current Status: Referred to the Judiciary and Hawaiian Affairs (JHA) and Finance (FIN) Committees
Classification: Bill
Subject: Constitutional Amendment, Minority Caucus Package (ConAm), Term Limits
The primary aim of HB 298 is to amend the Hawaii State Constitution to establish term limits for state legislators. This proposal seeks to enhance democratic governance by ensuring that elected officials do not serve indefinitely, thereby promoting fresh perspectives and reducing the potential for entrenched political power.
HB 298 represents a significant proposal aimed at reforming the legislative process in Hawaii by instituting term limits for state legislators. As it progresses through the legislative process, it will be important for stakeholders and the public to engage in discussions regarding its implications for governance and representation in the state.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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