HI SB2737

Creates a new misdemeanor offense for state elected officials who fail to report bribery within 60 days of knowing about or witnessing it

Requires reporting when an official knows someone offered them a pecuniary benefit to influence their official actions, or when they witness bribery involving another state elected official

Reports can be made to the Attorney General, county prosecuting attorney, any law enforcement agency with jurisdiction, the State Ethics Commission, or an authorized county ethics board

Defines "state elected official" as any person whose salary is determined by the commission on salaries under the Hawaii State Constitution or section 26-56

Takes effect on March 22, 2075