HRS §125C-6
Petitioning the Governor About Rules
This section lets anyone ask the governor to change, remove, or pause a rule. The governor decides the form and process for your request. Within 30 days, the governor must either say no in writing with reasons, or say yes and make the change.
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The statute, as written — Petition for adoption, amendment, repeal, or suspension of rules
Any interested person may petition the governor or the governor's authorized representative requesting the adoption, amendment, repeal, or suspension of any rule and stating reasons therefor. The governor or the governor's authorized representative shall prescribe the form for the petitions and the procedures for their submission, consideration, and disposition, and within thirty days after submission of the petition shall either deny the petition in writing, stating the governor's or the governor's authorized representative's reasons for the denial, or grant the petition and adopt, amend, repeal, or suspend the rule accordingly.
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