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Hawaii Statutes, Title 4

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Title 4, State Organization And Administration, Generally

9 chapters · 153 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title 4153 Ch 26, Executive And Administrative Departments44 Ch 27, State Functions And Responsibilities36 Ch 28, Attorney General36 Ch 29, Federal Aid11 Ch 26H, Hawaii Regulatory Licensing Reform Act8 Ch 27G, Access Hawaii Committee6 Ch 30, Gubernatorial Transition6 Ch 27J, Apostilles And Certifications4 Ch 27C, [State Information Service]2

8 sections·Filtered byTitle 4✕Ch 26H✕

HRS §26H-1 Title
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§26H‑1 Title. This chapter shall be known as the "Hawaii Regulatory Licensing Reform Act". [L 1977, c 70, pt of §2]
HRS §26H-2 Policy
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§26H‑2 Policy. The legislature hereby adopts the following policies regarding the regulation of certain professions and vocations: (1) The regulation and licensing of professions and vocations shall be undertaken only where reasonably necessary to protect the health, safety, or w…
HRS §26H-2.5 Impact of inclusion
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[§26H‑2.5] Impact of inclusion. The inclusion of any regulatory program into the provisions of this chapter shall not be held to confer any regulatory authority or jurisdiction on any department which does not otherwise have jurisdiction. In particular, the department of commerce…
HRS §26H-3 Definitions
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§26H‑3 Definitions. As used in this chapter: "Director" means the director of commerce and consumer affairs. "Repeal date" means the effective date of repeal established for various chapters by section 26H‑4. [L 1977, c 70, pt of §2; am L 1979, c 121, §1; am L 1982, c 204, §8; am…

HRS §26H-4 Repeal dates for newly enacted professional and vocational regulatory programs

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§26H-4 Repeal dates for newly enacted professional and vocational regulatory programs. Any professional or vocational regulatory program enacted after January 1, 1994, and listed in this section shall be repealed as specified in this section. The auditor shall perform an evaluati…

HRS §26H-5 Evaluation; report

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§26H‑5 Evaluation; report. (a) The legislative auditor shall evaluate each board, commission, and regulatory program subject to repeal by section 26H‑4 and shall submit an evaluation report to the legislature prior to the convening of the regular session of the year of the repeal…

HRS §26H-6 New regulatory measures

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§26H‑6 New regulatory measures. New regulatory measures being considered for enactment that, if enacted, would subject unregulated professions and vocations to licensing or other regulatory controls shall be referred to the auditor for analysis. Referral shall be by concurrent re…

HRS §26H-7 Repeal of subsections

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§26H‑7 Repeal of subsections. Any subsection of section 26H‑2 may be repealed or amended and such action shall not affect other provisions or applications of this chapter. [L 1977, c 70, pt of §2]