Received notice of disagreement (Hse. Com. No. 780).
Summary
The bill allocates money to the Hawaii judiciary so it can hire staff and create a dedicated court unit for handling temporary restraining orders and gun‑violence protective orders more quickly. It also gives money to the Department of Law Enforcement to produce community outreach and education about these protective orders. The aim is to improve public safety by making the protective‑order system more efficient and informing residents about how to use it.
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