HI HB1141

Amends Chapter 92F (Uniform Information Practices Act) by adding requirements for agencies that receive and maintain records of consumer complaints.

Requires agencies to make consumer complaints available to the public, but only if posting on the agency website meets specified criteria: the complaint will be referred for legal action, the complaint target has had opportunity to respond, or a probable law violation or public harm risk exists.

Mandates agencies regularly update and remove complaints from their websites that have been posted for at least four years from the initial filing date.

Defines "consumer complaint" as complaints arising from purchases of commodities or services requiring a license, registration, or certificate from the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs or its boards and commissions.

Allows agencies to establish rules defining information disclosed to the public, with privacy provisions of Chapter 92F applying to any released information; effective date July 1, 2050.