text:  Other measures that were signed include the creation of a language access coordinator position. That would be within the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency to help communicate with non-English speakers. Another would crack down on charitable fraud during a state of emergency, an offense that now carries up to a decade in prison, fines of up to 25 grand. Governor has until Wednesday to veto any measures that passed this legislative session. Coming up as we continue this afternoon, Maui faces uncertainty.