HI HB382

Establishes new recordkeeping requirements for secondhand dealers, mandating that transaction records be kept on premises for 2 years after the date of sale

Extends pawnbroker record retention requirements from 1 year to 2 years after the loan maturity date

Authorizes the county treasurer, chief of police, or their authorized representatives to inspect pawnbroker and secondhand dealer records at any time

Standardizes language in Chapter 445 of Hawaii Revised Statutes to clarify who may conduct inspections of business records

Part of the Honolulu Police Department legislative package aimed at modernizing recordkeeping while reducing administrative burden on businesses that reuse or recycle goods