HRS §385-16
How long disaster benefits last and new disasters
This section says that when the governor declares a disaster, extra benefits from this law are paid for one year from the declaration date. The governor can still make new declarations for other disasters that happen later.
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The statute, as written — Period of benefit payments; issuance of further proclamations
Where the additional benefits provided by this chapter are made payable by the governor's proclamation after the occurrence of a disaster, the benefits shall be payable only for a period of one year after the effective date of the proclamation. Nothing herein shall prevent the governor from issuing further proclamations invoking this chapter in the event other disasters occur.
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