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URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH CENTER TO TAKE ALL ACTION NECESSARY TO INCENTIVIZE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS TO TEST SEWAGE SLUDGE, RECLAIMED WATER, AND ANY OTHER RESIDUAL MATERIAL FOR THE PRESENCE OF PERFLUOROALKYL AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Kurt Fevella and 3 co-sponsors

SR 83 confirms the governor's appointee as Director of the Department of Military Affairs, ensuring effective oversight of state military operations and readiness.

Referred to HHS/HRE.
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Bill Summary · SR 83

Summary of SR 83: Confirm Governor's Appointee for Director of the Department of Military Affairs

Purpose and Intent

Senate Resolution 83 (SR 83) aims to confirm the governor's appointee for the position of Director of the Department of Military Affairs. This resolution is a formal step in the legislative process to ensure that the appointed individual is recognized and approved by the state legislature, thereby affirming the governor's choice for this critical role.

Key Provisions

  • Confirmation of Appointment: The primary provision of SR 83 is the confirmation of the governor's appointee to lead the Department of Military Affairs. This department is responsible for overseeing military operations and ensuring the readiness of state military forces.
  • Legislative Process: The resolution outlines the procedural steps taken to adopt the confirmation, including committee reviews and votes.

Legislative Actions

The following timeline highlights the significant actions taken regarding SR 83:

  • March 27, 2025: The bill was introduced and filed with the Secretary of State.
  • April 2-3, 2025: Hearings were held in the State Administration Committee, although one hearing was canceled.
  • April 11, 2025: The committee adopted the resolution following an executive action.
  • April 12, 2025: The resolution was sent to enrolling.
  • April 14, 2025: The resolution was adopted by the Senate and scheduled for a second reading.
  • April 16, 2025: The resolution was returned from enrolling.
  • April 23, 2025: The resolution was signed by the President and filed with the Secretary of State.

Who Would Be Affected

The resolution directly impacts the appointed individual who will serve as the Director of the Department of Military Affairs. Additionally, it affects the operations of the department, which plays a crucial role in managing state military resources and responding to emergencies.

Conclusion

SR 83 serves as a formal confirmation of the governor's choice for the Director of the Department of Military Affairs, ensuring that the appointed individual has the support of the state legislature. This resolution is part of the broader legislative process that upholds the checks and balances between the executive and legislative branches of state government.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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