Haw. Rev. Stat. § 37-50
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[ §37-50] Transfers of funds; positions; operating expenses; report.
Official statutory text
[ §37-50] Transfers of funds; positions; operating expenses; report. The director of finance shall submit an annual report to the legislature no later than sixty days after the end of the fiscal year that shall, at minimum:
(1) Identify all positions funded by appropriations intended for operating expenses including but not limited to equipment and motor vehicles;
(2) Identify operating expenses funded by appropriations intended for filling positions during the preceding fiscal year; and
(3) Include, if applicable, a list of departments that failed to provide information necessary to complete the report. [L 2025, c 215, §2]
(1) Identify all positions funded by appropriations intended for operating expenses including but not limited to equipment and motor vehicles;
(2) Identify operating expenses funded by appropriations intended for filling positions during the preceding fiscal year; and
(3) Include, if applicable, a list of departments that failed to provide information necessary to complete the report. [L 2025, c 215, §2]
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