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United States — Hawaii
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Annual reports submitted by state agencies generally must use a fiscal-year basis, unless the governor sets other due dates or waives the requirement in specified cases.
United States — Hawaii
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Each house handles publication, sale, and distribution of its legislative journal; the House speaker and Senate president set the price and decide who gets copies free.
United States — Hawaii
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Government agencies that must report to the legislature must make the report available in printed form, give printed copies to specified legislative offices and library, and post it online in an accessible way.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines “publication” and “state and county agency,” and lists items excluded from “publication.”
United States — Hawaii
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State and county agencies must immediately deposit seven copies of each publication with the state publications distribution center and one copy with the University of Hawaii.
United States — Hawaii
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The state librarian must designate at least one government publications depository in each county and give each depository one copy of each publication covered by this part.
United States — Hawaii
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State and county agencies must immediately notify the state publications distribution center about each electronic publication made available on a public networked information system such as the Internet.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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The department of accounting and general services must collect and manage public archives, and it may adopt a seal and make or revise rules for its business.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including disposition, enduring value, preservation, records, and records retention and disposition schedule.
United States — Hawaii
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The state archivist must run the state archives programs, help agencies with records schedules and training, issue preservation standards, adopt needed rules, and obtain digital copies of certain government records.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is marked repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain public officers must send record-disposal lists to the state comptroller; the comptroller decides how the records will be handled.
United States — Hawaii
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The comptroller and state archivist (and similar officers) may certify true copies of records in their custody, set service fees based on cost, and not charge those fees when the work is required for government departments or branches.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision was repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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A special fund is created for state archives preservation and long-term access, funded by service fees and a $1 preservation fee on certain filed or registered documents.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision defines “Agency” and “Administrative act.”
United States — Hawaii
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The ombudsman may compel testimony and document production by subpoena, and may sue in state court to enforce those powers, subject to witness privileges.
United States — Hawaii
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The ombudsman must consult with the agency or person before giving a critical opinion or recommendation.
United States — Hawaii
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After an investigation, the ombudsman must report opinions and recommendations to the agency when listed conditions are met.