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- F20-04Police Reports
- S Memo 20-6Unanticipated Executive Meeting and Disclosure of Executive Meeting Minutes
- OIP’S OFFICE REOPENSNow that the State of Hawaii is in the “Act with Care” stage and offices are allowed to reopen, OIP’s office located at 250 S. Hotel Street, Suite 107, Honolulu will be open from 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays, except State holidays, effective June 8, 2020. For everyone’s health and safety, […]
- S Memo 20-5Community Roundtable Discussions about Helicopter Tour Operations on Island of Hawaii
- STATE CALENDAR ALLOWS POSTING OF EMERGENCY OR CONTINUED MEETING NOTICESThe state Office of Information Practice (OIP) is pleased to announce that the State Calendar process has been changed to allow the electronic posting of emergency and continued meetings with less than six days’ notice. The Sunshine Law requires notice of meetings of state boards to be electronically posted on the State Calendar. Although emergency […]
- Act 115, SLH 1994 enacting HRS 231-19.5Act 115, SLH 1994 enacting HRS 231-19.5 (1) HB 3190 ada (2) 2.24.1994 House JUD hearing notice and testimony ada (3) HSCR 585-94 and HB 3190 HD 1 ada (4) HB 3190 HD 1 ada (5) 3.21.1994 joint Senate hearing notice and testimony ada (6) SSCR 2651 and HB 3190 HD 1 SD 1 ada […]
- OIP POSTS 4 NEW OPINIONSNow that its powers have been restored, the state Office of Information Practices posted three new informal memorandum opinion summaries and the full text of a new formal opinion on its opinions page at oip.hawaii.gov. In OIP Opinion Letter No. F20-3, OIP concluded that the budget committee of the Honolulu City Council violated the Sunshine […]
- F20-03Amendment of Agenda
- OIP COLLECTING COMMENTS FOR DRAFT LEGISLATIONThe COVID-19 pandemic, and the possibility of future crises, have changed many things forever, including some ways that government may be conducted. While the partial suspension of Hawaii’s open records and open meetings laws are temporary until amended or terminated by the Governor’s emergency orders, there could be lasting changes in how the public will […]
- S Memo 20-4Amendment of Filed Agendas