HI SB2246

Expands public financial disclosure requirements to include executive directors and executive officers of state boards and commissions, in addition to board members already covered under existing law.

Adds five new entities to the list requiring public financial disclosures: the Employees' Retirement System, Hawaii Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund, Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority, Hawaii Technology Development Corporation, and School Facilities Authority.

Extends the timeframe for separation-related financial disclosure filings from 180 days to 12 months preceding the date of separation from a state position.

Updates terminology throughout the statute, including changing "administrator and assistant administrator" to "chief executive officer and executive administrators" for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

Removes the separate disclosure requirement for governor-appointed school facilities board members, consolidating them under the new School Facilities Authority provision.