Haw. Rev. Stat. § 150A-16.4
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[ §150A-16.4] Biosecurity compliance auditor; powers. [Section effective January 1, 2028.] (a) Subject to the terms of the compliance agreement, a certified biosecurity compliance auditor may certify items located in a transitional facility as free of diseases, infections, infestations, and other items that the department deems relevant.
(b) Unless authorized by the department, a certified biosecurity compliance auditor shall not certify any items located outside a transitional facility where the certified biosecurity compliance auditor is authorized to conduct inspections to ensure compliance. [L 2025, c 236, pt of §26]
(b) Unless authorized by the department, a certified biosecurity compliance auditor shall not certify any items located outside a transitional facility where the certified biosecurity compliance auditor is authorized to conduct inspections to ensure compliance. [L 2025, c 236, pt of §26]
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