HI SB599

Authorizes the elections commission to remove the chief election officer by majority vote of a quorum at a commission meeting, removing the previous "for good cause" requirement.

Requires the elections commission to notify the chief election officer in writing within seven business days after voting to remove them.

Removal does not take effect immediately; the bill specifies a notice period must pass after the chief election officer receives written notice (specific number of days left blank in the draft).

Overrides section 11-7(d) of Hawaii Revised Statutes regarding chief election officer removal procedures.