Haw. Rev. Stat. § 90D-2
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Commission for national and community service; establishment.
Official statutory text
[§90D-2 Commission for national and community service; establishment.] There is established within the University of Hawaii, for administrative purposes only, the [commission for national and community service] to:
(1) Encourage community service and volunteer participation as a means of community and state problem-solving;
(2) Promote and support voluntary citizen involvement in government and private programs throughout the State;
(3) Develop a long-term, comprehensive vision and plan for action for community service initiatives in Hawaii; and
(4) Serve as the State’s liaison to national and state organizations that support its mission.
The establishment of this commission replaces the commission created by Executive Order 94-01. [L 2002, c 88, pt of §1]
(1) Encourage community service and volunteer participation as a means of community and state problem-solving;
(2) Promote and support voluntary citizen involvement in government and private programs throughout the State;
(3) Develop a long-term, comprehensive vision and plan for action for community service initiatives in Hawaii; and
(4) Serve as the State’s liaison to national and state organizations that support its mission.
The establishment of this commission replaces the commission created by Executive Order 94-01. [L 2002, c 88, pt of §1]
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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