Haw. Rev. Stat. § 195D-26
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Annual report; endangered species.
Official statutory text
The department, after consultation with the endangered species recovery committee, by December 31 of each year, shall prepare a report summarizing:
(1) The status of all endangered, threatened, proposed, and candidate species for which incidental take licenses pursuant to sections 195D-4 and 195D-22 have been issued and the effectiveness of all habitat conservation plans and safe harbor agreements that have been approved;
(2) The condition of the trust fund established under this chapter, including receipts and expenditures over the previous fiscal year; and
(3) Any recommendations to further the purposes of this chapter.
The report and all information pertaining to incidental take licenses shall be available to the public. [L 1997, c 380, pt of §2]
(1) The status of all endangered, threatened, proposed, and candidate species for which incidental take licenses pursuant to sections 195D-4 and 195D-22 have been issued and the effectiveness of all habitat conservation plans and safe harbor agreements that have been approved;
(2) The condition of the trust fund established under this chapter, including receipts and expenditures over the previous fiscal year; and
(3) Any recommendations to further the purposes of this chapter.
The report and all information pertaining to incidental take licenses shall be available to the public. [L 1997, c 380, pt of §2]
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