Haw. Rev. Stat. § 27-52
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Duties of the board.
Official statutory text
The board shall:
(1) Propose key community outcomes of well-being for the residents of the State to the legislature, and report to the legislature and the citizens of Hawaii on progress in attaining the outcomes adopted by the legislature;
(2) Execute an agreement between the federal government, the state executive branch, and representatives of philanthropy and community service organizations to encourage intergovernmental partnerships with federal agencies and state, county, and community organizations for the purpose of measuring results in exchange for fiscal and regulatory flexibility in achieved shared goals;
(3) Increase the use of performance measurement initiatives in each state agency through the governor's cabinet; and
(4) Increase the number of performance partnerships between federal, state, county, and community-based agencies through the governor's cabinet. [L 1999, c 160, §14]
(1) Propose key community outcomes of well-being for the residents of the State to the legislature, and report to the legislature and the citizens of Hawaii on progress in attaining the outcomes adopted by the legislature;
(2) Execute an agreement between the federal government, the state executive branch, and representatives of philanthropy and community service organizations to encourage intergovernmental partnerships with federal agencies and state, county, and community organizations for the purpose of measuring results in exchange for fiscal and regulatory flexibility in achieved shared goals;
(3) Increase the use of performance measurement initiatives in each state agency through the governor's cabinet; and
(4) Increase the number of performance partnerships between federal, state, county, and community-based agencies through the governor's cabinet. [L 1999, c 160, §14]
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