Haw. Rev. Stat. § 132D-24
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Recordkeeping requirements.
Official statutory text
(a) A person having a license or permit issued under this chapter to hold, store, transport, sell, possess, or otherwise dispose of fireworks or articles pyrotechnic shall keep records and maintain inventories in conformance with the recordkeeping and inventory requirements of this chapter.
(b) Each licensee and permittee shall create and keep for five years a record of all fireworks or articles pyrotechnic received, imported, held, distributed, sold, possessed, or disposed of, in that year, including the amounts of fireworks or articles pyrotechnic received, imported, held, distributed, sold, possessed, or disposed.
(c) Records required under this section shall be maintained separately in a file, log book, or electronic database that is readily accessible by the licensee or permittee.
(d) All records pertaining to the receipt, importation, storage, distribution, sale, possession, and disposal of fireworks or articles pyrotechnic shall be produced and made available upon request by the director, county fire chiefs, or their designees. [L 2024, c 208, pt of §2]
(b) Each licensee and permittee shall create and keep for five years a record of all fireworks or articles pyrotechnic received, imported, held, distributed, sold, possessed, or disposed of, in that year, including the amounts of fireworks or articles pyrotechnic received, imported, held, distributed, sold, possessed, or disposed.
(c) Records required under this section shall be maintained separately in a file, log book, or electronic database that is readily accessible by the licensee or permittee.
(d) All records pertaining to the receipt, importation, storage, distribution, sale, possession, and disposal of fireworks or articles pyrotechnic shall be produced and made available upon request by the director, county fire chiefs, or their designees. [L 2024, c 208, pt of §2]
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