HRS div. 1, tit. 1, ch. 10, pt. III — Training; Certain Boards, Commissions, | Hawaii Revised Statutes (official capitol.hawaii.gov pages via Internet Archive captures, 2011-2026; partial) — Hawaii

HRS §10-41 Training; applicability

10-41. Training; applicability (a) The training required by this part shall apply to members of the land use commission, board of land and natural resources, commission on water resource management, environmental advisory council, board of directors of the agribusiness development corporation, board of agriculture, legacy land conservation commission, natural area reserves system commission, and Hawaii historic places review board. (b) Members of any state council, board, or commission, and any officer, representative, or employee of the State or counties not subject to the training required in subsection (a) may request to enroll in the training course administered by the office of Hawaiian affairs pursuant to section 10-42. [L 2015, c 169, pt of §2; am L 2019, c 210, §2; am L 2021, c 152, §3]

HRS §10-42 Training relating to native Hawaiian and Hawaiian traditional and customary rights, natural resources and access rights, and the public trust

10-42. Training relating to native Hawaiian and Hawaiian traditional and customary rights, natural resources and access rights, and the public trust (a) All council, board, and commission members identified in section 10-41(a) shall complete the training course administered by the office of Hawaiian affairs pursuant to this section within twelve months of the date of the member's initial appointment. (b) The office of Hawaiian affairs, at its own expense, shall establish, design, and administer a training course relating to native Hawaiian and Hawaiian traditional and customary rights, native Hawaiian and Hawaiian natural resource protection and access rights, and the public trust, including the State's trust responsibility. The training course shall include: (1) Historical information, explanations, and discussions of key state laws, state constitutional provisions, and court rulings that reaffirm and provide for the protection of native Hawaiian and Hawaiian rights; and (2) A discussion of the importance of public trust resources and various programs to native Hawaiian and Hawaiian rights. (c) The office of Hawaiian affairs, at its own expense, shall develop the methods and prepare any materials necessary to implement the training course, administer the training course, and notify each council, board, and commission identified in section 10-41(a) that attendance in a training course is mandatory. (d) The office of Hawaiian affairs shall offer the training course at least twice per year. (e) The governor shall provide to the office of Hawaiian affairs the names of persons required to take the training course pursuant to this part within thirty calendar days of their initial appointment by the governor. [L 2015, c 169, pt of §2]