RELATING TO CHILD PERFORMERS.

Added requirement for the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to adopt rules necessary for the Wage Standards Division to enforce the trust account provisions.

Changed the effective date from July 1, 3000 to July 1, 2050, likely a placeholder date that needs correction.

Updated references from 'Coogan Act' to 'Coogan Law' and adjusted formatting of statutory language.

Added explicit requirement that the trust account must be established before the minor's first instance of theatrical employment.

Clarified the definition of 'Theatrical employment' to include specific categories like model, dancer, singer, musician, social media influencer, entertainer, and motion picture/television/radio/theatrical performer.

Statutory chapter changed from Chapter 390 to Chapter 554B of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.

Metadata and template artifacts (file names, timestamps, revision numbers) inserted into the text that do not represent legislative content.

New definitions added for 'employer' (including various business entities but excluding state and federal entities) and 'theatrical employment' (covering models, dancers, social media influencers, and performers in various media).

Income thresholds established requiring trust accounts only when a minor earns at least $5,000 per project or $20,000 in a calendar year.

Section numbering and structure reorganized to align with the new chapter location and added subsections.

Updated bill metadata including version numbers, timestamps, and document identifiers from HD1 to HD2.

Changed effective date format from 'July 1, 3000' to 'July 1, 3000' (no actual date change, only formatting adjustment).

Revised bill description text to improve clarity and consistency in the summary of legislative intent.

Removed original House District 1 header formatting and page numbering artifacts.

Added new metadata fields including author information, revision numbers, and document tracking data.

The definition of theatrical employment was expanded to explicitly include social media influencers in addition to models, dancers, singers, musicians, entertainers, and traditional performers.

The minimum earnings threshold of $5,000 per project or $20,000 annually was removed, meaning the trust account requirements now apply to all minors in theatrical employment regardless of earnings amount.

The bill was amended to add three new sections (390-A, 390-B, 390-C) instead of one, and the effective date was changed to July 1, 3000.

The statutory chapter was changed from Chapter 554B to Chapter 390 (Child Labor Law).

Added income thresholds requiring the trust account mandate only for minors earning at least $5,000 per project or $20,000 annually

Expanded theatrical employment definition to explicitly include social media influencers, models, dancers, singers, musicians, and entertainers

Added breach of fiduciary duty penalties for both parents/guardians and third-party trustees who misappropriate or fraudulently use trust funds

Changed statutory chapter reference from Chapter 390 to Chapter 554B for the trust account provisions

Added new section clarifying that the Act does not affect rights or penalties that matured before its effective date