2009 Table of Statutory Sections Implemented and Directory

1. Highlights

   This publication is a new table of statutory sections implemented of the Hawaii Administrative Rules Directory. It replaces all prior versions of this table whether published separately from or in conjunction with the Hawaii Administrative Rules Directory.

   The purpose of this table is to enable users to tell at a glance whether state agencies have adopted rules that purport to implement or interpret statutory sections. On any given page of the table, the rule sections in the right hand column (those containing three sets of numbers) are the rules that the adopting agency or agencies claim either implement or interpret the corresponding statutory sections listed in the left hand column.

   Electronic versions of the State's administrative agency rules can be accessed through the Legislative Reference Bureau's website clicking on "reference desk", and then to "admin rules" under "hawaii".

   For proposed changes to state agency rules, go to http://www.hawaii.gov/ltgov/office/adminrules.

2. Frequently Asked Questions

   1. Does this table list all all state agency rules?
      Answer: No.
      • This table lists only those rules that conform to the uniform format for state agency rules mandated by section 91-4.2, Hawaii Revised Statutes. A small number of rules may not have fully complied with this requirement. Further, an unknown number of state agency rules which are completely exempt from the requirements of the Hawaii Administrative Procedure Act(chapter 91, HRS) are not included; and
      • Not all rule sections claim to implement or interpret statutory provisions. The implementation notes on a few sections state "(Imp: None)". As these rule sections have no corresponding statutory section to implement or interpret, they are not included in this table.

   2. Can it be stated with certainty that the rule sections listed in the table are all of the rules that implement or interpret the particular statutory section?
      Answer: No. The table only lists the rules that the agencies claim as implementing or interpreting each particular statutory provision.

   3. Is the information in this table taken from material located within or near the respective rule sections?
      Answer: Yes.Each rule section contains three sets of notes following the end of the text of that section. The third and final set of these notes is shown as "(Imp: )". Any statutory sections listed in those parentheses are the statutory provisions that the adopting agency claims are either implemented or interpreted by the particular rule section. What this table does is organize the materials from all of those notes in all of those rule sections according to statutory section number.

   4. Does this edition of the Table of Statutory Sections Implemented contain a rules directory?
      Answer: Yes, although not as detailed as in the past. Prior versions of rules directory supplements listed section numbers and headings that had changed. However, with comparative easy access to the full text of rules on the Internet, we believe that publication of numbers and headings at the section level constitutes an unnecessary level of detail. Accordingly, the directory published in this volume includes all of the chapters included within each title.

       

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