Hawaii legislative report calls for “better, honest” state government.
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Hawaii legislative report calls for ‘better, honest’ government
A recently formed commission is recommending passage of 14 bills at the Legislature largely aimed at combating public corruption, improving government transparency and changing fundraising and campaign spending rules.
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