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HRS § 103D-104.5 - Agricultural products subject to this chapter
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This section applies to fresh meats and produce, and to animals and plants.
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This section applies to fresh meats and produce, and to animals and plants.
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Procurement-related government records must be available to the public under chapter 92F, and certain confidential discussions, deliberations, or decisions are excluded from Part I of chapter 92.
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A person who intentionally violates this chapter or its rules commits a misdemeanor and may face removal from office, repayment of sums paid by the State or county, and an administrative fine.
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A compliance audit unit is established within the office of the auditor to review and audit government procurement, promote competition, fairness, and accountability, and use records and activity reviews to look for trends and patterns.
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The compliance audit unit must review procurement practices and rules, study and report on procurement issues, maintain a procurement library, and present its findings at hearings and policy board meetings.
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State and county officers and employees must cooperate with the unit and provide requested procurement-related information.
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The department of human resources development may provide procurement training, and the state procurement office must maintain a procurement training program for state and county procurement officers.
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This part defines “personal property” and “surplus personal property.”
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The state procurement office is the state agency for federal and state surplus personal property, unless this chapter or chapter 91 rules say otherwise.
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The state procurement office may handle surplus personal property and related administration tasks.
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The administrator of the state procurement office may delegate powers to employees and may bond certain agency employees.
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The governing board or specified procurement officials may give an officer or employee continuing authority to transfer surplus property and commit funds as needed, by written order or resolution.
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The surplus property director may charge fees only if they are reasonably related to care, handling, and transfer costs.
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A surplus federal property revolving fund must be kept in the state treasury.
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Chapter 103 applies to procurement of all goods, services, and construction under this chapter, unless a chapter 103 provision is inconsistent with this chapter.
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This section defines key property-management terms used in this part.
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The policy board must adopt rules about property management, disposal, transfer, and related procedures, and agency employees may not buy the property covered by the sale or disposal rules.
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The administrator of the state procurement office must review inventory systems, enforce policy board rules, assist governmental bodies, and maintain a centralized property inventory record file.
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State office heads are responsible for state property in their office or department and generally may not shift that responsibility to a successor during a short absence unless the governor gives written consent.
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Certain state and county officials must maintain an adequate internal control system for state property.