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HI HB626

HI HB626
Proposing An Amendment To Article Iii, Section 4, Of The Constitution Of The State Of Hawaii To Establish Legislative Term Limits.


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Introduced
01/23/2023
In Committee
01/27/2023
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
05/03/2024

Introduced Session

2023 Regular Session

Bill Summary

Proposes a constitutional amendment to limit the terms of members of the legislature to a maximum of twelve years in the house of representatives or senate, or both, for terms beginning on or after the general election of 2024, with a grandfather clause for those in office who have already met the limit.

AI Summary

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to the State of Hawaii to limit the terms of members of the state legislature to a maximum of 12 years in the House of Representatives or Senate, or both, for terms beginning on or after the 2024 general election. The bill includes a grandfather clause to avoid disproportionately affecting legislators who have already exceeded the proposed 12-year limit. The purpose is to address public concerns about career politicians and issues of corruption, while maintaining fairness and equity between the legislative and executive branches of government.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (6)

Last Action

Carried over to 2024 Regular Session. (on 12/11/2023)

Taxonomy

Government Operations
  • ‐ Legislative Branch Operations and Rules

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