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Data protection in United States — Hawaii

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125 matching statutes

  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 92F-12 - Disclosure required

    1 provisions

    Agencies must let the public inspect and copy many listed records during regular business hours, subject to stated exclusions and special disclosure conditions.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 431-14G-105 - Rate filings

    1 provisions

    Managed care plans must file rate-related materials with the commissioner and follow filing, fee, and waiting-period rules before rates can take effect.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 346-154 - Background checks

    1 provisions

    The department and child care applicants/providers must use specified background checks and disclosures before or after registration/licensure.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 576D-6 - Other duties of agency

    1 provisions

    The agency must carry out several child-support enforcement duties, including locating parents, cooperating with other states, collecting and reporting support information, and keeping a state case registry.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 353B-1 - Terms and provisions of compact

    1 provisions

    This compact creates an interstate commission and state councils to manage adult offender supervision across state lines, with rules, reporting, enforcement, and funding requirements.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 46-4 - County zoning

    1 provisions

    This section sets county zoning powers and limits, requires zoning to follow a long-range general plan, and protects certain existing uses and specified land uses from being prohibited.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 707-751 - Promoting child abuse in the second degree

    1 provisions

    A person commits promoting child abuse in the second degree by certain child-pornography conduct, including dissemination, reproduction for dissemination, dissemination of covered materials, or possession of 30 or more qualifying images.

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