REQUESTING THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS TO STUDY BARRIERS TO EXITING TIMESHARE OWNERSHIP IN HAWAII AND TO RECOMMEND CONSUMER PROTECTION MEASURES.

Summary

The resolution directs the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to examine why Hawaii timeshare owners have trouble exiting their contracts and to propose consumer‑protection measures. It targets owners stuck with ongoing fees and the third‑party exit firms that often charge high upfront costs. The agency must deliver a report with findings and any legislative recommendations before the 2027 regular session.

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