2025SB 1620

Easing Rules for Some Occupational Licensing

2025 - Hawaii Senate

Conservatives Support

Description

This bill exempts natural hair braiders from some occupational licensing. CPAC opposes the proliferation of occupational licenses and considers this a step in the right direction. The Senate passed the bill on February 27, 2025, by a vote of 25-0, but the bill was not taken up in the House.

25

Voted Yes

0

Voted No

0

Did Not Vote

Legislators · 25

LegislatorVote
Henry Aquino

HI

Conservative
Stanley Chang

HI

Conservative
Lynn DeCoite

HI

Conservative
Samantha DeCorte

HI

Conservative
Donovan Dela Cruz

HI

Conservative
Brandon Elefante

HI

Conservative
Kurt Fevella

HI

Conservative
Carol Fukunaga

HI

Conservative
Mike Gabbard

HI

Conservative
Troy Hashimoto

HI

Conservative
Les Ihara

HI

Conservative
Lorraine Inouye

HI

Conservative
Dru Kanuha

HI

Conservative
Jarrett Keohokalole

HI

Conservative
Michelle Kidani

HI

Conservative
Donna Kim

HI

Conservative
Ronald Kouchi

HI

Conservative
Chris Lee

HI

Conservative
Angus McKelvey

HI

Conservative
Sharon Moriwaki

HI

Conservative
Karl Rhoads

HI

Conservative
Tim Richards

HI

Conservative
Joy San Buenaventura

HI

Conservative
Glenn Wakai

HI

Conservative
Brenton Awa

HI

Conservative

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