As reported elsewhere in this issue of Magilla Marketing, Hawaii legislators reportedly decided the state’s so-called child protection do-not e-mail bill was so flawed that they passed it out of committee set to go into effect in 2050.
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As reported elsewhere in this issue of Magilla Marketing, Hawaii legislators reportedly decided the state’s so-called child protection do-not e-mail bill was so flawed that they passed it out of committee set to go into effect in 2050.
Apparently, putting ridiculous effective dates on flawed legislation is a common procedural tactic Hawaiian state legislators use to get flawed legislation out of the way without having to spend time working on it.
It does make one wonder: In 2050, are Hawaiians in for a whole slew of insane legislation?
