RELATING TO THE ADMISSIBILITY OF PAID BILLS IN COURT.

Provides that in civil proceedings, a paid bill for goods or services is admissible to prove, without the testimony of the provider of the goods or services, that the bill is authentic and that charges of the provider are fair, reasonable, and appropriate.

HB 1221

HD1

RELATING TO CYBERSQUATTING.

Prohibits cybersquatting, the bad faith registration of domain names on the internet. Establishes penalties. (HB1221 HD1)

HB 1679

HD1

RELATING TO DILLINGHAM AIRFIELD.

Renames Dillingham airfield as Kawaihapai airfield. Effective date July 1, 2020. (HB1679 HD1)

HB 187

RELATING TO RECONSTRUCTED VEHICLES.

Exempts privately-owned reconstructed vehicles from approval requirements in a county that has adopted and provides for the enforcement of ordinances regulating the inspection and certification of reconstructed vehicles.

HB 1107

HD1

RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.

Raises from 12 to 16 years old individuals banned from riding in back of pickup trucks in counties with populations of more than 250,000. Takes effect 01/01/03. (HB1107 HD1)

HB 1043

RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLES.

Requires an applicant subject to the Military Selective Service Act to be in compliance prior to obtaining or renewing a motor vehicle driver's license or instruction permit. Requires the designated county examiner of drivers to forward applicant's information to the Selective Service System.

HB 824

RELATING TO MOTORCYCLE OPERATOR EDUCATION.

Provides for the automatic certification of motorcycle operator education programs operated by the military; provided that certain standards are met.

HB 830

HD1

RELATING TO DRIVER LICENSING.

Amends licensing requirement to include motor scooters and clarifies that motor scooters are covered by commercial driver's license. (HB830 HD1)

HB 133

HD1

RELATING TO DRIVER'S LICENSE.

Requires persons under 72 who renew their driver's licenses to get a vision test every 12 years. From age 72 and older, the vision test is required every 4 years. (HB133 HD1)

HB 123

RELATING TO SPEEDING.

Establishes fines for motorists who are convicted of driving their motor vehicles at speeds greater than the maximum speed limit in school zone or construction areas.

HB 135

HD1

RELATING TO CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY.

Requires a driver of a vehicle to properly restrain children 8 years of age or under and 80 pounds in a child passenger restraint system, including booster seats. Children between eight and fifteen must be restrained in seat belts. (HB135 HD1)

HB 630

HD1

RELATING TO INFORMATION ON THE NATURAL PARENTS OF THE ADOPTED MINOR CHILD.

Waives the requirement for court-ordered medical information forms if the completed forms are not returned to the Department of Human Services (DHS). Requires the completion of medical information forms and the consent to release medical information at the dispositional hearing. (HB630 HD1)

HB 646

RELATING TO THE SALE OF STERILE SYRINGES FOR THE PREVENTION OF DISEASE.

Decriminalizes the sale of sterile syringes to persons who may use them for injection of illicit drugs.

RELATING TO CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES.

Allows the administrator of the narcotics enforcement division to share information from the electronic prescription accountability system with "dispensers" (practitioners who dispense controlled substances) if the information relates to the dispenser's own patients.

RELATING TO CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES.

Revises the statutory listing of controlled substances.

HB 1497

RELATING TO MAJOR COMMERCIAL PUBLIC EVENTS.

Requires advance notice to the chief of police for major commercial public events.

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Rep. Eric G. Hamakawa