Mandatory Reporting
Hawaii 2020 Regular Session
Relating To The Elderly. [HB-2220]
Establishes the offense of financial exploitation of an elder and provides enhanced penalties. Amends mandatory reporting requirements for suspected financial abuse of an elder. Requires DHS to share records with the appropriate county police departments or offices of the prosecuting attorney. Effective 12/31/2059. (HD2)
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Gettr Hawaii 2020 Regular Session
Relating To Child Abuse Reporting. [SB-2502]
Adds members of the clergy, commercial computer technicians, commercial film and photographic print or image processors, and persons employed by organizations that have direct contact with or supervision of children to the categories of persons who are required to report child abuse and neglect to the Department of Human Services or to police. Provides a "safe harbor" through December 31, 2020, for reporting by clergy of known or suspected child abuse that was previously unreported and that did not arise during a penitential communication. (SD1)
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Hawaii 2020 Regular Session
Relating To Capital Improvement Projects For The Benefit Of The Thirty-ninth Representative District. [HB-1993]
Appropriates funds for capital improvement projects in the thirty-ninth representative district.
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Hawaii 2020 Regular Session
Relating To Child Abuse Reporting. [HB-1942]
Adds members of the clergy, commercial computer technicians, and commercial film, and photographic print or image processors to the categories of persons who are required to report child abuse and neglect to DHS or police. Provides a "safe harbor" through February 28, 2021, for reporting by clergy of known or suspected child abuse that was previously unreported. (SD2)
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Hawaii 2020 Regular Session
Relating To Minors. [HB-1692]
Requires members of the clergy to report child abuse and neglect to the Department of Human Services or to the police. Specifies that the general rule of privilege under the Hawaii Rules of Evidence for confidential communications made to a member of the clergy does not apply to communications relating to child abuse or neglect.
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Hawaii 2020 Regular Session
Relating To Minors. [SB-2001]
Requires members of the clergy to report child abuse and neglect to the Department of Human Services or to the police. Specifies that the general rule of privilege under the Hawaii Rules of Evidence for confidential communications made to a member of the clergy does not apply to communications relating to child abuse or neglect. (SD1)