HRS §420D-10
Shareholders and directors can sue to enforce the company's purpose
This section gives shareholders and directors of a sustainable business corporation the right to sue, either directly or on behalf of the company, to enforce the company's purposes and the standards for directors. It covers both general corporate purposes and specific public benefit purposes, as well as the required conduct for directors.
The statute, as written — Right of action
The shareholders and directors of a sustainable business corporation shall have the right to bring direct or derivative claims to enforce corporate purposes and the standards for directors as set forth in section 414-221(a) and shall have the right to bring direct or derivative claims to enforce the general or specific public benefit purposes of the sustainable business corporation and the standard of conduct for directors pursuant to section 420D-6(a)(1).
Sections this one refers to
§414-221 Directors' duties and protections
§420D-6 Directors' duties in a sustainable business corporation
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