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HRS § 10-13.3 - Interim revenue
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This provision sets the amount of income and proceeds to be $15,100,000 for specified fiscal years.
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HRS § 10-13.5 - Use of public land trust proceeds
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The office must spend 20% of funds derived from the public land trust for this chapter’s purposes.
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HRS § 10-13.6 - Public land trust conveyed for the development of housing projects
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This section sets how much must be paid to the office for certain public land trust conveyances and requires appraisals, notices, and deadlines for valuing the land.
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HRS § 10-14 - Repealed
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This provision is marked repealed.
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HRS § 10-14.5 - Budget preparation and submission; auditing
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The board and the office of Hawaiian affairs must submit budget and spending information to the legislature, notify the governor of projected finances by November 1 in certain years, allow county beneficiaries to participate in budget preparation, and the office is subject to governmental audit.
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HRS § 10-14.55 - Audit and report
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The auditor must audit the office at least every four years and submit findings and recommendations to the governor and legislature by the next legislative session; the first report was due by January 15, 1996.
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HRS § 10-14.6 - Legislative review
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The legislature must consider the board’s proposed program and financial plan, evaluate alternatives to the board’s recommendations, and appropriate the relevant budget funds.
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HRS § 10-15 - Annual report
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The board must prepare and publish an annual report, include its activities, income, and expenditures, and submit the previous fiscal year’s report to the governor and legislature before each regular legislative session.
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HRS § 10-15.5 - Repealed
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This note says section 14 of Act 304 (1990) is repealed.
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HRS § 10-16 - Suits
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The office may sue and be sued, but the State is generally not liable for the office’s acts or omissions. Tort and fiduciary-duty suits are handled under specified suit rules.
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HRS § 10-17 - Grants; conditions and qualifications
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Grant applicants must apply to the office, provide required information, and meet listed eligibility and compliance conditions.
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HRS § 10-18 - Hui Imi advisory council
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This provision creates the Hui ʻImi advisory council, sets out how members are appointed, and requires the council to meet, investigate issues, and report its findings and recommendations.
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HRS § 10-19 - Hawaiian registry
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The office must keep a registry of all Hawaiians and use genealogical records to decide who may be included.
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HRS § 10-2 - Definitions
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This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including “Administrator,” “Board,” “Office,” “Grant,” “Recipient,” “Hawaiian,” and “Native Hawaiian.”
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HRS § 10-20 - Taro security; funding
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The office may seek funding to restore taro and loʻi cultivation, must cooperate with other agencies when applying, and may use received funds only for listed taro-related projects.
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HRS § 10-21 - Definitions
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This section defines key terms used for revenue bonds, loan programs, office projects, reserves, and revenues of the office.
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HRS § 10-22 - Powers of the board
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The board has power to set and collect charges, issue revenue bonds, pledge revenues, and use office funds for bond-related and administrative purposes.
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HRS § 10-23 - Authorization of office projects and loan programs; issuance of revenue bonds
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The board must authorize office projects, loan programs, and revenue bonds by resolution.
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HRS § 10-24 - Revenue bond anticipation notes
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The board may issue and sell bond anticipation notes for authorized revenue bond purposes, but the notes cannot exceed the authorized bond principal amount and must mature within five years.
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HRS § 10-25 - Revenue bonds
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The board may issue and sell revenue bonds and take related financing steps, including insurance, banking, and delegation arrangements.
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