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Legislation

Maui Legislation

Welcome to our legislation page:

Understanding and being involved in Maui legislation is crucial for several reasons:

1) It allows residents to have a voice in shaping the policies and regulations that directly affect their lives and the community they live in. By staying informed and actively participating in the legislative process, individuals can advocate for their interests, concerns, and values, ensuring that their needs are considered and addressed.

2) Additionally, being engaged in Maui legislation promotes transparency and accountability in governance, fostering a democratic and inclusive decision-making process. It enables residents to stay updated on important issues, such as environmental protection, land use, tourism, and infrastructure development, and have a say in the sustainable and responsible growth of the island.

3) Ultimately, understanding and participating in Maui legislation empowers individuals to contribute to the collective well-being and future of the community they call home.

Restorative Resolutions

Aloha supporters of Restorative Justice!

Our Restorative justice resolutions HR-143 & SB1414 have both passed!

HR-143 is a resolution encouraging Hawaii judiciary to adopt restorative justice principles.

SB-1414 is a resolution encouraging the educational system to adopt restorative justice principles.

After much toil and perseverance, our House and Senate restorative justice resolutions HR-143 in 2020 & SB1414 in 2021, passed. 

HR-143 gives victims the options for a restorative justice approach. SB1414 resolves that schools adopt restorative practices to improve equity and student voice.

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HR-143

SB1414

 
 
 
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Maui legislation and community involvement are vital for a thriving society.

 Legislation establishes a framework for governance, safeguarding individual rights, public safety, and community well-being. It sets standards, guidelines, and procedures governing education, healthcare, and justice. Legislation promotes fairness, equality, and social progress. However, community involvement is essential for legislation to effectively address community needs and concerns. Active participation, diverse perspectives, and engagement with lawmakers make legislation more representative and responsive. Community involvement fosters ownership, empowerment, and accountability, allowing citizens to shape policies aligned with their values, address challenges, and promote the common good. It strengthens the bond between the community and governing institutions, fostering trust, cooperation, and social cohesion. The partnership between legislation and community involvement is a fundamental pillar of democracy, ensuring that laws reflect the collective will and serve citizens’ best interests.

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