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HRS § 9-12 - Conditions for foundation grants
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Grant applicants must follow listed conditions before receiving funds.
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Grant applicants must follow listed conditions before receiving funds.
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Foundation grant requests must be reviewed, submitted on the foundation’s form, and include specified information.
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Foundation-grant appropriations under this chapter must follow the legislature’s general allotment system.
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The foundation may not release grant funds until a contract is in place, and the attorney general reviews the contract form and all contracts.
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The foundation must monitor each foundation grant contract, evaluate it annually, and develop procedures and rules for that monitoring and evaluation.
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Foundation grant recipients must not withhold, omit, or deliberately misrepresent material facts to the foundation.
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This part governs grants made by the foundation and lets the foundation handle certain unexpected federal funds under stated conditions.
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This section creates a state foundation for culture and the arts, places it within the department of accounting and general services for administrative purposes, and sets out who appoints and oversees its commission and executive director.
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The foundation must administer the art in public places and relocatable works of art programs, and the state art museum, under section 103-8.5.
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The state art museum is established within the foundation.
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A nonprofit group called the Friends of the Hawaii State Art Museum must be established to support the museum, operate certain business activities as directed, and use its funds for listed museum-related purposes.
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The foundation must carry out a range of arts, culture, history, and humanities duties, including grant standards, reporting, program administration, and coordination.
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The foundation must establish a student art recognition and display program.
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The foundation must adopt rules after consulting the comptroller, and those rules must follow chapter 91.
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An individual applying for a fellowship must meet listed eligibility standards, including citizenship or resident status, Hawaii residency, recognized professional artist status, and five years of documented artistic experience.
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Artists who qualify under section 9-6 and receive an individual artist fellowship from the foundation must hold an exhibition or give a performance for the benefit of the people of Hawaii.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including agency, person, volunteer, and several volunteer subtypes.
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Agencies may recruit and manage volunteers, but no one may exclude people from volunteer programs on specified discriminatory grounds.
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Volunteers may serve an agency, and agencies may refuse or later release volunteers. Agencies and volunteers each have listed responsibilities in the volunteer relationship.
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Agencies may provide specified benefits to volunteers, including meals, lodging, transportation reimbursement, vehicle use, training reimbursement, insurance, expense reimbursement, and recognition, within budget limits.