Supporting The Findings And Recommendations Of The Hawaii Water Safety Coalition's Hawaii Water Safety Plan.
Impact
The adoption of SR53 could lead to increased state attention and resources directed towards water safety initiatives in Hawaii. Recommendations from the Hawaii Water Safety Plan may translate into actionable items that can influence public policy, funding priorities, and community programs aimed at preventing drowning incidents. This can involve improved safety measures at beaches and other aquatic environments and the promotion of educational campaigns designed to inform the public about water safety practices.
Summary
SR53 is a resolution supporting the findings and recommendations of the Hawaii Water Safety Coalition's Hawaii Water Safety Plan. The resolution emphasizes the importance of water safety education and resources for communities across Hawaii in response to concerns about drowning incidents. SR53 aims to acknowledge the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders in addressing water safety issues and bolstering public awareness and education in this critical area. By promoting these recommendations, the bill seeks to enhance the overall safety of residents and visitors near water bodies.
Contention
Although SR53 mainly serves as a supportive resolution, points of contention may arise regarding the implementation of the recommendations it endorses. Questions related to funding, jurisdiction among different agencies, and the prioritization of water safety programs compared to other public safety concerns could be debated. Stakeholders may voice differing opinions on the best practices to follow and what constitutes a sufficient investment in water safety education and infrastructure.
Requesting The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs To Convene A Working Group To Examine And Consider The Transfer Of Native Hawaiian Burial Site Management Under Chapter 6e, Hawaii Revised Statutes, From The State Historic Preservation Division To The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.
Encouraging The Kawaihuelani Center For Hawaiian Language Of The University Of Hawaii At Manoa To Further Provide Learning Resources And Opportunities That Promote Hawaiian Language And Culture.
Encouraging The Kawaihuelani Center For Hawaiian Language Of The University Of Hawaii At Manoa To Further Provide Learning Resources And Opportunities That Promote Hawaiian Language And Culture.
Requesting The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs To Convene A Working Group To Examine And Consider The Transfer Of Native Hawaiian Burial Site Management Under Chapter 6e, Hawaii Revised Statutes, From The State Historic Preservation Division To The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.
Requesting The Department Of Hawaiian Home Lands To Develop And Implement A Water Access Pilot Project Demonstrating The Kohala Region's Capacity For A Potable Water System.
Requesting The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs To Convene A Working Group To Examine And Consider The Transfer Of Native Hawaiian Burial Site Management Under Chapter 6e, Hawaii Revised Statutes, From The State Historic Preservation Division To The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.
Requesting The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs To Convene A Working Group To Examine And Consider The Transfer Of Native Hawaiian Burial Site Management Under Chapter 6e, Hawaii Revised Statutes, From The State Historic Preservation Division To The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs.