HRS §323D-23
How subarea health planning council members are chosen and paid
This section explains that the governor appoints members to subarea health planning councils, after asking health groups and other interested people for nominations. Council members do not get paid for their service, but they can be repaid for reasonable costs they need to do their work.
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The statute, as written — [OLD] REPEALED
L 1977, c 178, §3. §323D-23 Subarea health planning councils, composition, appointment. Members of subarea health planning councils shall be appointed by the governor, subject to section 26-34. Nominations for appointment shall be solicited from health-related and other interested organizations, and agencies, including health planning councils, providers of health care within the appropriate subarea, and other interested persons. The members of the subarea health planning councils shall not be compensated for their services but shall be reimbursed for reasonable expenses necessary to the performance of their function.
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