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29th Legislature, 2018
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House District 29
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phone: 808-586-6180
fax: 808-586-6189
repholt@Capitol.hawaii.gov

Member of the following committees:

Labor & Public Employment

Economic Development & Business

Finance

DICTRICT 29
Kalihi, Palama, Iwilei, Chinatown
No. 13 - Downtown-Chinatown Neighborhood Board
No. 15 - Kalihi-Palama Neighborhood Board

SCHOOLS
McKinley High School
Pu'uhale Elementary School
Princess Victoria Kai'ulani Elementary School
Kalihi Kai Elementary School
Kapalama Elementary School
King David Kalakaua Middle School
Governor Wallace Rider Farrington High School

Measures Introduced

	Title
HB207 HD2 SD1	RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB210	RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB211 HD1	RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION.
HB212	RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB377 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION.
HB378 HD1	RELATING TO LICENSING.
HB379 HD1	RELATING TO GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY.
HB380	RELATING TO DEFERRED DEPOSITS.
HB408 HD1	MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING COST ITEMS.
HB409	RELATING TO LABOR.
HB473	RELATING TO UNITED STATES SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE DAY.
HB486 HD2	RELATING TO THE MORTGAGE INTEREST DEDUCTION.
HB487 HD1	RELATING TO THE CONVEYANCE TAX.
HB488 HD2 SD2	RELATING TO HOUSING.
HB520 HD1	RELATING TO UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII ATHLETICS.
HB521 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.
HB529	RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES.
HB531	RELATING TO TEACHER CERTIFICATION.
HB573 HD1 SD2	RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
HB574 HD2	RELATING TO THE PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL SPACE CENTER FOR EXPLORATION SYSTEMS.
HB608 HD1	RELATING TO AGING.
HB609 HD2	RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII.
HB611 HD1	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE AND RELATED DEMENTIA SERVICES COORDINATOR POSITION.
HB614 HD1	RELATING TO FALL PREVENTION.
HB653 HD1	RELATING TO THE WEED AND SEED STRATEGY.
HB808	RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION.
HB809 HD1	RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT.
HB810 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
HB811	RELATING TO SALARIES.
HB826	RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
HB844 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO YOUTH.
HB854	RELATING TO MOBILE ELECTRONIC DEVICES.
HB866	RELATING TO AGRICULTURAL AND AQUACULTURAL BUILDING PERMITS.
HB867	RELATING TO THE HAWAII COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY.
HB948	RELATING TO THE FUEL TAX.
HB973 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
HB974 HD1	RELATING TO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.
HB975 HD1	RELATING TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
HB1181 HD2 SD1	RELATING TO WORKERS' COMPENSATION PRESCRIPTION DRUG REIMBURSEMENT.
HB1206	RELATING TO THE HAWAII LABOR RELATIONS BOARD.
HB1207	RELATING TO LABOR.
HB1208 HD2 SD1	RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS.
HB1290 HD1	RELATING TO VOTER REGISTRATION.
HB1291 HD1	PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE V, SECTION 2, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF HAWAII.
HB1327 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO THE HIGH TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
HB1383	RELATING TO THE SUNSHINE LAW.
HB1386	RELATING TO TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT.
HB1395 HD1	RELATING TO THE KALIHI 21ST CENTURY COMMISSION.
HB1415 HD2	RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
HB1416	RELATING TO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TWENTY-NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
HB1449 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO INNOVATION BUSINESS INTERACTION.
HB1452	RELATED TO SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING.
HB1478 HD1 SD1	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIES.
HB1482	RELATING TO WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
HB1521	RELATING TO EXEMPTIONS.
HB1591 HD2	RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PROMISE PROGRAM.
HB1594 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PROMISE PROGRAM.
HB1630 HD1	RELATING TO ELEVATOR MECHANICS.
HB1633	RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
HB1634	RELATING TO NOISE LEVEL STANDARDS.
HB1724 HD1	RELATING TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING.
HB1725 HD2	RELATING TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
HB1726 SD1	RELATING TO PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COST ITEMS.
HB1727 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO LABOR.
HB1865	RELATING TO TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT.
HB1866 HD1	RELATING TO HOUSING.
HB1934 HD1 SD2	RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.
HB1935	RELATING TO TORT LIABILITY.
HB1936 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL COURTS.
HB1941 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO EDUCATION.
HB1943 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO LANGUAGE ACCESS.
HB1958 HD1 SD1 CD1	RELATING TO THE HAWAII TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
HB1961 HD1	RELATING TO THE HAWAII TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
HB1968 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII COLLEGE OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN RESOURCES COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE.
HB1969 HD1 SD2	RELATING TO FOOD SUSTAINABILITY.
HB1971 HD2 SD1	RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS TO KUNOA CATTLE COMPANY, LLC.
HB2049 HD1	RELATING TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
HB2050	RELATING TO PRIVATE ROADS.
HB2051 HD1 SD2	RELATING TO THE WEED AND SEED STRATEGY.
HB2052 HD1	RELATING TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH.
HB2053 HD1	RELATING TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
HB2054	RELATING TO THE CONTRACTORS LICENSE BOARD.
HB2055 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
HB2081 HD1 SD2 CD1	RELATING TO THE ROSE-RINGED PARAKEET.
HB2082	RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PROMISE PROGRAM.
HB2084 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO THE HAWAII TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
HB2117 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO STANDARDIZED TESTING.
HB2179	RELATING TO ELECTIONS.
HB2186	MAKING AN APPROPRIATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES.
HB2221	RELATING TO PRETRIAL RELEASE.
HB2222	RELATING TO CRIMINAL TRESPASS.
HB2223	PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION ESTABLISHING THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN.
HB2258	RELATING TO TORT LIABILITY.
HB2259 HD1 SD3 CD1	RELATING TO MARINE EVENTS.
HB2260	RELATING TO EDUCATION FUNDING.
HB2261	RELATING TO SEWAGE SPILLS.
HB2262	RELATING TO SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING.
HB2276 HD2	RELATING TO WATER QUALITY MONITORING.
HB2277 HD1 SD2 CD1	RELATING TO CHILD WELFARE SERVICES.
HB2462 HD1 SD2	RELATING TO TAX EXEMPTION.
HB2464 HD2 SD2 CD1	RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN HOMES COMMISSION ACT.
HB2504 HD1	RELATING TO GENDER EQUITY.
HB2506 HD1	RELATING TO RAT LUNGWORM DISEASE.
HB2550	RELATING TO HAWAIIAN MUSIC AND DANCE.
HB2551	RELATING TO THE TRANSIENT ACCOMMODATIONS TAX.
HB2552	RELATING TO VOTING.
HB2574	RELATING TO THE JUDICIARY.
HB2575 HD1	RELATING TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING.
HB2576	RELATING TO HOUSING.
HB2581 HD2	RELATING TO PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS.
HB2597	RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB2598 HD2 SD2	RELATING TO FAMILY LEAVE.
HB2612 HD1	RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT.
HB2640	RELATING TO THE HAWAII PROMISE PROGRAM.
HB2643	RELATING TO THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE.
HB2647 HD1	RELATING TO VACANT LANDS.
HB2649 HD1	RELATING TO HOMELESSNESS.
HB2672 HD1 SD1	RELATING TO TAXATION.
HB2683	RELATING TO PREVAILING WAGES.
HB2684 HD1 SD1 CD1	RELATING TO MOTOR CARRIERS.
HB2685 HD2	RELATING TO HAWAIIAN EDUCATION.
HB2686	RELATING TO CONSUMER PROTECTION.
HB2711	RELATING TO PUBLIC ACCESS TO BEACHES.
HCR20 HD1 SD1	REQUESTING AN INCREASED HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESENCE IN WAIANAE, THE NORTH SHORE OF OAHU, CHINATOWN AND DOWNTOWN HONOLULU AREAS.
HCR31	REQUESTING THE AUDITOR TO CONDUCT AN AUDIT OF ALL PROGRAMS DEALING WITH HOMELESSNESS AUTHORIZED UNDER PART XVII OF CHAPTER 346, HAWAII REVISED STATUTES, THAT ARE ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES OR BY A PROVIDER AGENCY PURSUANT TO A CONTRACT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES.
HCR32	REQUESTING AN INCREASED HONOLULU POLICE PRESENCE IN WAI‘ANAE.
HCR37	REQUESTING THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OF HAWAII AND THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO OPPOSE "CONCEALED CARRY RECIPROCITY" LEGISLATION.
HCR44	REQUESTING THE STATE TO INCLUDE IN ITS LIST OF FIRST RESPONDERS A NETWORK OF ORGANIZATIONS CONTRACTED TO IMMEDIATELY PROVIDE FOOD, BEVERAGES, AND ICE TO CITIZENS DURING A NATURAL DISASTER.
HCR45	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO PROHIBIT INDIVIDUALS FROM APPROACHING WITHIN FIFTY FEET OF A HAWAIIAN MONK SEAL EXCEPT WHEN PROVIDING AID TO THE HAWAIIAN MONK SEAL.
HCR50	URGING AN INCREASE IN THE STIPEND AMOUNTS OF ELECTION DAY OFFICIALS.
HCR51	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO ADOPT ADMINISTRATIVE RULES REGARDING NOISE LEVEL STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL AREAS OF THE STATE.
HCR59 HD1	SUPPORTING THE ADOPTEE CITIZENSHIP ACT OF 2018.
HCR75 SD1	URGING STATE AGENCIES TO COLLABORATE WITH FARMERS, OTHER LANDOWNERS, AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS TO MITIGATE THE IMPACTS OF INVASIVE ANIMALS ON KAUAI.
HCR89	REQUESTING THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO AMEND THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN HEALTH CARE IMPROVEMENT ACT TO ENSURE THAT THE ACT RECEIVES PERMANENT FUNDING.
HCR108 HD1	URGING THE STATE TO ADDRESS THE LACK OF LANGUAGE SUPPORT IN SERVICES, PROGRAMS, AND ACTIVITIES OFFERED BY STATE GOVERNMENT FOR PERSONS WITH LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY.
HCR109	URGING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO GRANT FULL VETERANS BENEFITS TO FILIPINO VETERANS WHO FOUGHT IN WORLD WAR II BUT WERE SUBSEQUENTLY DENIED THE BENEFITS TO WHICH THEY WERE ENTITLED.
HCR113	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO STUDY WAYS TO ENCOURAGE ALL POLICE AND FIRE STATIONS IN THE STATE TO HAVE A CERTIFIED CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY TECHNICIAN AVAILABLE TO INSPECT CHILD PASSENGER RESTRAINT SYSTEMS.
HCR114 HD1	REQUESTING THE HAWAII TOURISM AUTHORITY TO COLLABORATE WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE VISITORS TO THE STATE ABOUT THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF OXYBENZONE SUNSCREEN ON CORAL REEFS AND TO ENCOURAGE VISITORS TO THE STATE TO REFRAIN FROM USING OXYBENZONE SUNSCREENS.
HCR162 HD1	REQUESTING THE HAWAII STATE JUDICIARY AND DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES TO NOT USE BLINDNESS AS A BASIS FOR DENYING PARENTAL RIGHTS.
HCR163	URGING THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, AND THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TO MAKE NECESSARY UPDATES TO ENSURE THAT TEXTUAL AND AUDIBLE INFORMATION FROM THE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM ARE MATCHED AND SYNCHRONIZED DURING TELEVISION BROADCASTS.
HCR164 HD1	URGING THE STATE OF HAWAI‘I TO REVIEW AND UPDATE ITS TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICES AND ACCESS FOR THE DEAF, INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING DISABILITIES, AND INDIVIDUALS WITH SPEECH DISABILITIES AND TO CONDUCT A STUDY ON THE FEASIBILITY OF INSTALLING HEARING LOOP TECHNOLOGY IN THE STATE CAPITOL.
HCR166 HD1	SUPPORTING THE FINALIZATION AND EXECUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII'S TRANSFER OF THE OPERATION AND LANDS OF WAIALEE LIVESTOCK EXPERIMENT STATION TO THE AGRIBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
HCR180	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO CREATE A MASTER PLAN FOR A PARCEL IN THE NANAKULI-WAI‘ANAE COMPLEX AREA THAT WOULD INCLUDE AN ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER AND OTHER FEATURES.
HCR181	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMER SERVICES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO FULLY STAFF ITS DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES WAIANAE DRIVER LICENSE BRANCH AND INCREASE ITS HOURS OF OPERATION TO FIVE DAYS PER WEEK.
HCR182	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO WORK WITH LOCAL HUNTERS TO ACCOMMODATE TRADITIONAL AND CUSTOMARY NATIVE HAWAIIAN HUNTING PRACTICES AND CHANGE ITS POLICIES BASED ON THE CONCERNS OF LOCAL HUNTERS.
HCR183 HD1	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO REMOVE ABANDONED VEHICLES, GARBAGE, AND MARINE DEBRIS FROM PUBLIC PARKS AND BEACHES IN THE STATE WITHIN TEN BUSINESS DAYS OF THE DATE THAT THE ABANDONED VEHICLE, GARBAGE, OR MARINE DEBRIS WAS REPORTED TO THE DEPARTMENT.
HCR185	ENCOURAGING THE HAWAI‘I TOURISM AUTHORITY TO COLLABORATE WITH THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP TO CONDUCT AN EVENT IN HAWAI‘I.
HR16 HD1	REQUESTING AN INCREASED HONOLULU POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESENCE IN WAIANAE, THE NORTH SHORE OF OAHU, CHINATOWN AND DOWNTOWN HONOLULU AREAS.
HR26	REQUESTING AN INCREASED HONOLULU POLICE PRESENCE IN WAI‘ANAE.
HR29	REQUESTING THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION OF HAWAII AND THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO OPPOSE "CONCEALED CARRY RECIPROCITY" LEGISLATION.
HR32	REQUESTING THE STATE TO INCLUDE IN ITS LIST OF FIRST RESPONDERS A NETWORK OF ORGANIZATIONS CONTRACTED TO IMMEDIATELY PROVIDE FOOD, BEVERAGES, AND ICE TO CITIZENS DURING A NATURAL DISASTER.
HR33	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO PROHIBIT INDIVIDUALS FROM APPROACHING WITHIN FIFTY FEET OF A HAWAIIAN MONK SEAL EXCEPT WHEN PROVIDING AID TO THE HAWAIIAN MONK SEAL.
HR35	URGING THE USE OR INCORPORATION OF THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE INTO THE VOCABULARY USED TO IDENTIFY LOCAL FLORA AND FAUNA AND INTO SAFETY WARNINGS AND ENCOURAGING THE IMPROVED PRONUNCIATION OF WORDS IN THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE.
HR38	URGING AN INCREASE IN THE STIPEND AMOUNTS OF ELECTION DAY OFFICIALS.
HR39	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO ADOPT ADMINISTRATIVE RULES REGARDING NOISE LEVEL STANDARDS FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL AREAS OF THE STATE.
HR47 HD1	SUPPORTING THE ADOPTEE CITIZENSHIP ACT OF 2018.
HR60	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO ESTABLISH A KAUAI INVASIVE SPECIES TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE ISSUES OF INVASIVE ANIMALS IN KAUAI.
HR73	REQUESTING THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO AMEND THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN HEALTH CARE IMPROVEMENT ACT TO ENSURE THAT THE ACT RECEIVES PERMANENT FUNDING.
HR96 HD1	URGING THE STATE TO ADDRESS THE LACK OF LANGUAGE SUPPORT IN SERVICES, PROGRAMS, AND ACTIVITIES OFFERED BY STATE GOVERNMENT FOR PERSONS WITH LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY.
HR97	URGING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO GRANT FULL VETERANS BENEFITS TO FILIPINO VETERANS WHO FOUGHT IN WORLD WAR II BUT WERE SUBSEQUENTLY DENIED THE BENEFITS TO WHICH THEY WERE ENTITLED.
HR101	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO STUDY WAYS TO ENCOURAGE ALL POLICE AND FIRE STATIONS IN THE STATE TO HAVE A CERTIFIED CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY TECHNICIAN AVAILABLE TO INSPECT CHILD PASSENGER RESTRAINT SYSTEMS.
HR102 HD1	REQUESTING THE HAWAII TOURISM AUTHORITY TO COLLABORATE WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE VISITORS TO THE STATE ABOUT THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF OXYBENZONE SUNSCREEN ON CORAL REEFS AND TO ENCOURAGE VISITORS TO THE STATE TO REFRAIN FROM USING OXYBENZONE SUNSCREENS.
HR110	URGING THE USAGE OF HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE WHEN REFERRING TO THE NAMES OF PLACES AND GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES IN HAWAI‘I.
HR138 HD1	REQUESTING THE HAWAII STATE JUDICIARY AND DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES TO NOT USE BLINDNESS AS A BASIS FOR DENYING PARENTAL RIGHTS.
HR139	URGING THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, AND THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TO MAKE NECESSARY UPDATES TO ENSURE THAT TEXTUAL AND AUDIBLE INFORMATION FROM THE EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM ARE MATCHED AND SYNCHRONIZED DURING TELEVISION BROADCASTS.
HR140 HD1	URGING THE STATE OF HAWAI‘I TO REVIEW AND UPDATE ITS TELECOMMUNICATION DEVICES AND ACCESS FOR THE DEAF, INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING DISABILITIES, AND INDIVIDUALS WITH SPEECH DISABILITIES AND TO CONDUCT A STUDY ON THE FEASIBILITY OF INSTALLING HEARING LOOP TECHNOLOGY IN THE STATE CAPITOL.
HR143 HD1	SUPPORTING THE FINALIZATION AND EXECUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII'S TRANSFER OF THE OPERATION AND LANDS OF WAIALEE LIVESTOCK EXPERIMENT STATION TO THE AGRIBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
HR151	REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO CREATE A MASTER PLAN FOR A PARCEL IN THE NANAKULI-WAI‘ANAE COMPLEX AREA THAT WOULD INCLUDE AN ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER AND OTHER FEATURES.
HR152	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMER SERVICES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU TO FULLY STAFF ITS DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES WAIANAE DRIVER LICENSE BRANCH AND INCREASE ITS HOURS OF OPERATION TO FIVE DAYS PER WEEK.
HR153	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO WORK WITH LOCAL HUNTERS TO ACCOMMODATE TRADITIONAL AND CUSTOMARY NATIVE HAWAIIAN HUNTING PRACTICES AND CHANGE ITS POLICIES BASED ON THE CONCERNS OF LOCAL HUNTERS.
HR154 HD1	URGING THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES TO REMOVE ABANDONED VEHICLES, GARBAGE, AND MARINE DEBRIS FROM PUBLIC PARKS AND BEACHES IN THE STATE WITHIN TEN BUSINESS DAYS OF THE DATE THAT THE ABANDONED VEHICLE, GARBAGE, OR MARINE DEBRIS WAS REPORTED TO THE DEPARTMENT.
HR156	ENCOURAGING THE HAWAI‘I TOURISM AUTHORITY TO COLLABORATE WITH THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP TO CONDUCT AN EVENT IN HAWAI‘I.
HR214	RECOGNIZING THE HONOREES AND DISTINGUISHED FINALISTS OF THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS – STATE OF HAWAII'S 2018 YOUTH OF THE YEAR AWARDS.
HR217	CONGRATULATING THE WINNERS OF THE HAWAII: NEXT 50 CONTEST.

Representative Daniel Holt is dedicated to make the community where he was born and raised, as well as the entire state of Hawai'i, a better place to live for all its residents. He is privileged to represent District 29, which includes Kalihi, Pālama, Iwilei and Chinatown and currently serves as the Vice Chairman of the Labor & Public Employment committee as well as a member of both the Finance committee and the Economic Development and Business committee. In Representative Holt’s first term as a legislator, he has taken a strong stance against crime in his communities as well as advocating for increased funding for social services for our most vulnerable populations.

Daniel is a graduate of the Kapālama Campus of Kamehameha Schools and later furthered his education at the University of the Pacific where he earned a Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration.

The Holt 'Ohana has been deeply rooted in the Kalihi community for three generations, living in the same family home for well over 50 years. His father is former Hawai'i State Legislator Milton Holt who represented Kapālama, Kalihi, 'Alewa Heights, and Chinatown as both a Representative and Senator between 1978 to 1996. Representative Daniel Holt is a member of the Kalihi Pālama Hawaiian Civic Club and formerly served as the Chairman of the Kalihi - Pālama Neighborhood Board.

After returning home from college, Daniel worked at Horizon Lines (now PASHA) for a couple of years before beginning his journey at the legislature. Representative Holt held many positions in the legislature including bills researcher for the Senate Ways and Means Committee, legislative aide to late Senator Gilbert Kahele, committee clerk the Senate Special Committee on Accountability, legislative director in the Senate President's office and in 2014, he was appointed by the Hawai'i State Senate to serve as the Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms. These prior experiences give Daniel a unique perspective on the legislative process which allows him to more effectively & efficiently serve his constituents.

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Jun 5, 2018

End of the Session Legislative Review

The 29th Legislature is done. We have had a very productive session, moving our community forward - - $570 million for affordable rentals, $30 million for Ohana Zones, UH promise program, law enforcement standards, and over $64.3 million for capital improvement projects for District 29 - - a body of work that I am proud to stand behind.

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March 8, 2018

Representative Holt's Tax Bill Moves to Senate

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March 2, 2018

10th Annual 'Art at the Capitol' Event Set for April 6

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March 1, 2018

Representative Holt Seeks Increased Police Presence in Chinatown

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February 8, 2018

Kalihi Lawmaker Introduces Bills on Voter Registration, Rental Tax Credits, and Resolution on Police Presence in Chinatown.

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January 26, 2017

News Release - For immediate release : Honolulu, Hawaii - State Representative Daniel Holt (Kalihi, Palama, Iwilei, Chinatown) has introduced eleven bills for the 2017 Legislative Session, including measures on community-based policing and payday lending.

HAWAII HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
News Release - For immediate release
January 26, 2017

Contact: Daniel Holt 808-586-6180
repholt@capitol.hawaii.gov
Media Contact: Carolyn Tanaka 808-586-6133, 808-381-7752
tanaka@capitol.hawaii.gov

FRESHMAN KALIHI LAWMAKER SEEKS EXPANDED COMMUNITY-BASED POLICING, FAIRER PAYDAY LOAN RATES,
Rep. Holt introduces his eleven bills for the 2017 Legislative Session

Honolulu, Hawaii - State Representative Daniel Holt (Kalihi, Palama, Iwilei, Chinatown) has introduced eleven bills for the 2017 Legislative Session, including measures on community-based policing and payday lending.
HB 653 which appropriates funds to maintain and expand the Weed and Seed program, a U.S. Department of Justice initiative that involves city, state and federal law enforcement agencies, social service agencies, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and residents to reclaim, restore, and rebuild communities by "weeding" out the criminal element, then "seeding" the community with the appropriate services.
"The Weed and Seed strategy first started in the Kalihi-Palama/Chinatown area in the early 90's and has proven to be very successful in the community," said Holt. "Throughout the years, it expanded to Wahiawa, Waipahu, 'Ewa Beach, and Wai'anae. Crime rates, drug abuse, and gang activity has gone down tremendously since then and I want to make sure that this program continues to get funding so we can continue to keep our communities safe and expand it to other areas that need it as well," Holt said.
Rep. Holt also introduced HB 380 reduces the maximum fee a check casher or payday lender may charge for deferring the deposit of a check from 15 percent to 7 percent of the face value of the check.
"Payday lending provides short-term, unsecured loans to the most vulnerable populations of our community and while it may seem to ease a hardship for the short-term, taking on these loans will create a further hardship on their financial situation. There is a disproportionate number of payday lending locations in my district and I am looking to protect our constituents from these excessively high fees," said Holt.
Holt also introduced bills regarding contractor licensing, workers' compensation, and government accountability. To see the complete list of Representative Holt's bills, go to https://goo.gl/vhxL8s.

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