Haw. Rev. Stat. § 23G-12
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Duties.
Official statutory text
In performing the function of statute revision and publication of session laws, and supplements, and replacement volumes, the duties of the revisor of statutes, in the order of priority shall be:
(1) The publication of the session laws;
(2) The publication of supplements to the revised statutes;
(3) The publication of replacement volumes of the revised statutes;
(4) The review of annotations to the revised statutes;
(5) The continuous revision of the statutes of Hawaii;
(6) The publication of the Hawaii administrative rules index and supplements thereto; and
(7) The preparation of rules of format to be followed by all state agencies in the compilation and publication of their rules and the distribution of copies of the format rules to all state agencies. [L Sp 1977 1st, c 8, pt of §1; am L 1979, c 216, §4]
(1) The publication of the session laws;
(2) The publication of supplements to the revised statutes;
(3) The publication of replacement volumes of the revised statutes;
(4) The review of annotations to the revised statutes;
(5) The continuous revision of the statutes of Hawaii;
(6) The publication of the Hawaii administrative rules index and supplements thereto; and
(7) The preparation of rules of format to be followed by all state agencies in the compilation and publication of their rules and the distribution of copies of the format rules to all state agencies. [L Sp 1977 1st, c 8, pt of §1; am L 1979, c 216, §4]
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