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GM 712
Bill GM 712 corrects the commission name to the 911 Board for six gubernatorial nominees, ensuring accurate governance and clarity in emergency services in Hawaii.
The primary purpose of Bill GM 712 is to formally correct the name of a commission associated with several gubernatorial nominees. This bill aims to ensure that the appointments of these nominees are accurately reflected under the newly designated name, the 911 Board. This correction is necessary for clarity and proper governance, aligning the commission's name with its current function.
This amendment ensures that all references to the commission in official documents and communications are consistent with the updated name.
The bill affects the following individuals who have been nominated to serve on the 911 Board:
- Matthew Kurihara
- Reed Mahuna
- Rebecca Lieberman
- Elliott Ke
- Corey Shaffer
- Francis Alueta
Additionally, this correction impacts the governance and operations of the 911 Board, which is responsible for emergency services in Hawaii.
The bill has been filed and received by the Senate, indicating that it is in the legislative process for consideration.
Bill GM 712 serves a crucial administrative function by correcting the name of a commission and ensuring that gubernatorial nominees are properly recognized under the correct title. This legislative action reflects the commitment to maintaining accurate and transparent governance in the state of Hawaii.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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