Honolulu — Chapter 4
45 sections of the Revised Ordinances of Honolulu
ROH §4-10.1 City Auditor: Appointment, Removal, and Pay
ROH §4-11.1 How many committee members must show up and vote
ROH §4-2.1 Definitions for transit planning rules
ROH §4-2.2 City departments must cooperate with the Oahu transportation planning group
ROH §4-2.3 Who serves on Oahu transportation planning committees
ROH §4-2.4 Who handles the main work items for transportation and planning
ROH §4-2.5 Who can sign the city's agreement with the planning group
ROH §4-2.6 If one part is invalid, the rest still stands
ROH §4-3.2 What the Council Services Office is for
ROH §4-3.3 Powers of the Council Services Director
ROH §4-3.4 How the Council Services Director is chosen, paid, and replaced
ROH §4-3.5 Annual report on new reporting requirements
ROH §4-4.1 Purpose of Legislative Investigating Committees
ROH §4-4.10 Witness rights to a lawyer and asking questions
ROH §4-4.11 How testimony is recorded and handled at hearings
ROH §4-4.12 Who can appear and testify at an investigating committee hearing
ROH §4-4.13 When someone can be held in contempt of an investigating committee
ROH §4-4.14 Penalties for contempt and disclosure violations
ROH §4-4.15 State and county workers must help investigating committees
ROH §4-4.16 Limitation
ROH §4-4.2 What key terms mean in this article
ROH §4-4.3 How investigating committees are set up
ROH §4-4.4 Investigating committees can hire staff with available funds
ROH §4-4.5 Investigating committee size, quorum, and voting rules
ROH §4-4.6 Rules for holding investigating committee hearings
ROH §4-4.7 How the City Council issues subpoenas for witnesses and evidence
ROH §4-4.8 Notice to witnesses
ROH §4-4.9 How committee hearings are run
ROH §4-5.1 Voter registration at driver's license offices
ROH §4-5.2 What driver's license terms mean in this law
ROH §4-6.1 Definitions for council and committee meetings
ROH §4-6.2 Real-time captioning of televised council meetings
ROH §4-6.3 Free sign language interpreters for council meetings
ROH §4-6.4 When the council can switch to better captioning or interpreting
ROH §4-6.5 Council chair sets rules and makes sure they are followed
ROH §4-7.1 Definitions for collective bargaining rules
ROH §4-7.2 When the mayor can keep information from the council
ROH §4-7.3 When the Council Can Meet Privately for Labor Talks
ROH §4-7.4 Mayor keeps collective bargaining powers
ROH §4-7.5 When this law does not apply
ROH §4-8.1 Rules for public infrastructure maps and city projects
ROH §4-8.2 How public infrastructure maps are made and changed
ROH §4-8.3 What public projects must appear on the infrastructure map
ROH §4-8.4 What counts as major public infrastructure
ROH §4-9.1 How the city clerk is hired, paid, and removed
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