Chapter 91

§91-1 What key legal terms mean in this chapter

§91-2 How the public can see agency rules and decisions

§91-2.5 Fees for proposed and final rules

§91-2.6 Posting proposed rules on the lieutenant governor's website

§91-3 How agencies must adopt, change, or remove rules

§91-4 Filing and effective dates of rules

§91-4.1 State agencies must keep rule change copies for the public

§91-4.2 Standard format for state agency rules and public index

§91-4.3 Selling the Hawaii rules index and where the money goes

§91-4.4 Form of publication

§91-5 Publishing and sharing agency rules

§91-6 How to ask a state agency to change a rule

§91-7 How to challenge a state agency rule in court

§91-8 How to ask an agency for a declaratory order

§91-8.5 Mediation before a contested case hearing

§91-9 Contested case hearings: notice, procedure, and records

§91-9.5 How parties get notice of a hearing

§91-10 Evidence rules for contested agency hearings

§91-11 When agency officials must review evidence before deciding

§91-12 How agencies must write and share their decisions

§91-13 Officials must not get outside advice in contested cases

§91-13.1 How to challenge a denied license or registration

§91-13.5 Time limits for business and development permits

§91-14 Judicial review of contested cases

§91-15 How to appeal a court decision under this chapter

§91-16 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands

§91-17 When state hearing rules do not apply to protect federal money