HB 1962 would study revenue generation as well as public safety issues stemming from a possible casino on DHHL lands.
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Gambling measure moves forward: HB 1962 would fund revenue, health study on possible DHHL casino
A bill that would require the Department of Hawaiian Homelands to study potential revenue generation as well as public health and safety concerns arising from “limited casino gaming” on DHHL lands is moving through the state Legislature.
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