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Each agency must issue guidance, inform relevant employees, and file a public records report with the office of information practices by the stated deadline, then update it yearly.
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Agencies generally may not disclose government records to other agencies unless a listed exception applies.
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This provision says government policy and agency decision-making should be as open as possible, while respecting privacy.
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Agencies that keep accessible personal records must let the individual access their own record promptly and in an understandable form, and translate internal codes when needed.
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This provision is repealed.
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An agency is not required to give an individual access to personal records or information in those records when listed confidentiality, criminal, testing, proceeding, or privilege exceptions apply.
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An agency must let an individual review and copy the individual’s personal record within 10 working days after receiving the request, unless the record is exempt.
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An individual can require an agency to correct factual errors or misleading entries in the person’s personal record.
United States — Hawaii
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The agency must make a final determination within 30 business days after a request for review of a refusal to correct or amend a personal record.
United States — Hawaii
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The office of information practices must adopt rules under chapter 91, and agencies must adopt those procedures insofar as practicable.
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An individual may sue an agency in circuit court after exhausting administrative remedies, and the court can order relief and award fees or damages in some cases.
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An individual may appeal a denial of access to a personal record to the office of information practices.
United States — Hawaii
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An agency is not allowed to withhold or deny access to a personal record or information in it in the listed circumstances.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines several terms used in the chapter, including “agency,” “government record,” “individual,” “person,” and “personal record.”
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An agency may have compliance with a chapter provision waived when following it would cost federal funding, services, or other assistance.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets up the office of information practices, gives its director authority over the office’s powers and duties, limits comptroller control, and requires direct communication with the governor and legislature.
United States — Hawaii
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The director of the office of information practices must oversee agency access-to-records issues, issue guidance, adopt rules, report annually, and help the public and agencies understand rights and procedures.
United States — Hawaii
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An agency generally may not appeal an Office of Information Practices decision, but it may seek judicial review in circuit court within 30 days by filing a complaint.
United States — Hawaii
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A state publications distribution center must be established within the public library system under the direction of the state librarian.
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Certain copies of Hawaii Revised Statutes and Hawaii reports may be sold, exchanged, given to public officers for official use, or presented to eligible libraries.