HRS §412:10-105
What information about bank charter applicants is public
This section says that the names of the original people who applied to charter a bank, and any non-confidential information, are open to the public. Those applicants can ask in writing to keep some information secret, but they must clearly mark it and explain why. If they do not, they cannot later complain if it is released.
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The statute, as written — Disclosure of information
The identity of each original chartering applicant, and any information which is not confidential shall be available to the public. The original [chartering] applicants may request in writing that information be kept confidential. The original chartering applicants shall designate and separate any matter which the original chartering applicants claim is confidential and shall submit a separate statement providing the reasons and authority for the request for confidential treatment. The failure by the original chartering applicants to request confidential treatment and designate and separate the confidential matter shall preclude any objection or claim for wrongful disclosure of the same. Information determined by the commissioner to be confidential, pursuant to the original chartering applicants' request or otherwise, shall not be available to the public.
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