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United States — Hawaii
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Revenue bonds must be handled to comply with federal tax rules, and certain changes to financed or refinanced undertakings need prior board approval.
United States — Hawaii
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The board may arrange support facilities, remarketing arrangements, and related contracts for certain revenue bonds.
United States — Hawaii
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The board may decide to imprint CUSIP numbers on revenue bonds, and may require the purchaser to pay the related costs.
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Bond resolutions may include covenants on how bond proceeds and related revenues are used, and bondholders can be entitled to a receiver if the resolution or indenture says so.
United States — Hawaii
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Revenue bonds must be signed and sealed as specified, and may require registrar authentication or a recital in the issuing resolution.
United States — Hawaii
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Revenue-bond resolutions may pledge project, program, or office revenue, and the board may specify equal security for bonds in the same issue.
United States — Hawaii
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The office of Hawaiian affairs has listed purposes including improving conditions for Native Hawaiians and Hawaiians, coordinating related programs, assessing other agencies’ impacts, pursuing advocacy, handling grants and donations, and serving as a receptacle for reparations.
United States — Hawaii
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Revenue bonds under this part must be paid only from specified revenues, and bondholders cannot force the State to use taxes or appropriations to pay them.
United States — Hawaii
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The board must set, collect, and revise project or loan-program rates, rents, fees, and charges so office revenues are enough to cover listed costs and bond-related obligations.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain office project or loan program property and revenue, and revenue bonds issued under this part with their income, are exempt from specified state and local taxes.
United States — Hawaii
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This part’s powers are additional to other laws, and if there is a conflict, this part controls.
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The board may issue refunding bonds without further legislative authorization and may exchange them for outstanding bonds.
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Refunding bonds may be issued in an amount enough to pay the bonds or debt being refunded and related issuance and redemption expenses.
United States — Hawaii
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The board is not authorized to incur debt that conflicts with the cited constitutional limits.
United States — Hawaii
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The Office of Hawaiian Affairs is established as a separate body corporate and is given general powers to govern itself, manage property, contract, issue bonds, and take other actions needed to carry out its legal powers.
United States — Hawaii
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The office may make disbursements of its money and deposit its money in banks. The department of accounting and general services may keep performing the office’s payroll function if the office of Hawaiian affairs approves.
United States — Hawaii
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This section says the required training applies to members of certain state boards, commissions, and councils.
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Covered council, board, and commission members must complete the training course within 12 months of initial appointment, and the office of Hawaiian affairs must create, administer, and offer the course regularly.
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The board has power to manage and use specified funds and property, make policy, delegate tasks, provide grants and assistance, and adopt a common seal.
United States — Hawaii
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The board must maintain a strategic plan and carry out listed support, coordination, research, funding, and agency-development duties for native Hawaiians and Hawaiians.