This bill changes one part of the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008. It inserts the words "urban and rural parts of" and "urban and rural" into section 3(u)(2) so the thrifty food plan language explicitly refers to the urban and rural parts of the State of Hawaii.
If you live in Hawaii, the text of the law would explicitly apply the thrifty food plan to both urban and rural parts of the State. The bill text does not describe any specific changes to benefit amounts, eligibility, or how the program is run.
No publicly available information on costs, budget effects, or funding changes is included in the bill text or metadata provided.
No publicly available information describing proponents' stated reasons, findings, or expected benefits is included in the bill text. The bill was introduced by Representative Jill Tokuda, with Representative Ed Case listed as a cosponsor in the metadata.
No publicly available information describing opponents' stated objections or concerns is included in the bill text or metadata provided.