HRS §431:10C-607
When the state can cancel your self-insurance certificate
The insurance commissioner can cancel your self-insurance certificate for a good reason, but only after giving you notice and a chance to be heard. If you do not follow the law or pay required fees, that is a good reason. After cancellation, you cannot drive your self-insured vehicle until you get insurance or a new certificate.
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The statute, as written — Revocation of certificate of self-insurance
The commissioner may revoke a certificate of self-insurance for good cause at any time after providing notice and the opportunity for a hearing in accordance with chapter 91. Failure to comply with this article, rules, orders, or directives of the commissioner, or to pay any lawful fee or assessment is cause for revocation. Upon a revocation, the owner of any self-insured motor vehicle shall not operate or permit operation of the vehicle in the State until the owner has obtained insurance or has received a new certificate of self-insurance from the commissioner.
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