REQUESTING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO DEVELOP AND RECOMMEND A PROCESS BY WHICH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS' SALARIES SHALL BE DETERMINED BY VOTERS.

HR 73 is a House Resolution (not a bill) requesting the Hawaii Attorney General to develop a process for voters to determine government officials' salaries. It directs the Attorney General to submit a report with recommendations, including potential legislation, by January 2026. The resolution does not change current salary structures but asks for a study on implementing direct voter input for compensation decisions. It applies broadly to state government officials and aims to align pay with constituent preferences. This is a procedural request for research, not a policy change.