Marathon same sex marriage hearing to continue Monday
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STORY SUMMARY
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The marathon public hearing before Hawaii’s House Committees on Judiciary and Finance will continue on Monday, the legislature announced Saturday evening, before the day’s testimony had even concluded. Thousands have already spoken out on Senate Bill 1, which “recognizes marriages between individuals of the same sex and extends to same-sex couples the […]
The House Committee’s public hearing on SB1 went through a third, full day on Saturday. Capitol TV and ‘Olelo streamed the event straight through.
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The marathon public hearing before Hawaii’s House Committees on Judiciary and Finance will continue on Monday, the legislature announced Saturday evening, before the day’s testimony had even concluded.
Thousands have already spoken out on Senate Bill 1, which “recognizes marriages between individuals of the same sex and extends to same-sex couples the same rights, benefits, protections, and responsibilities of marriage that opposite-sex couples receive.”
After first passing through the Senate during the special legislative session called for by Governor Neil Abercrombie, SB1 is now going through the House. It was referred to the joint committee, and representatives who sit on either the Committee on Judiciary or the Committee on Finance have already sat through three full days of public testimony.
The hearing will continue on Monday, November 4, at 11:00 a.m. at Hawaii State Capitol Auditorium.
by Big Island Video News
on at
STORY SUMMARY
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The marathon public hearing before Hawaii’s House Committees on Judiciary and Finance will continue on Monday, the legislature announced Saturday evening, before the day’s testimony had even concluded. Thousands have already spoken out on Senate Bill 1, which “recognizes marriages between individuals of the same sex and extends to same-sex couples the […]
The House Committee’s public hearing on SB1 went through a third, full day on Saturday. Capitol TV and ‘Olelo streamed the event straight through.
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The marathon public hearing before Hawaii’s House Committees on Judiciary and Finance will continue on Monday, the legislature announced Saturday evening, before the day’s testimony had even concluded.
Thousands have already spoken out on Senate Bill 1, which “recognizes marriages between individuals of the same sex and extends to same-sex couples the same rights, benefits, protections, and responsibilities of marriage that opposite-sex couples receive.”
After first passing through the Senate during the special legislative session called for by Governor Neil Abercrombie, SB1 is now going through the House. It was referred to the joint committee, and representatives who sit on either the Committee on Judiciary or the Committee on Finance have already sat through three full days of public testimony.
The hearing will continue on Monday, November 4, at 11:00 a.m. at Hawaii State Capitol Auditorium.