HRS §46-15.5
State agencies must help counties with inspections
This section says all state departments, including human services and health, must help counties with certain administrative inspections. They do this by sharing information about possible license violations, possible illegal lodging or food operations, or facts that could support a probable cause finding. It only covers cooperation, not the inspections themselves.
state agencies
The statute, as written — Cooperation by state departments
All state departments, including the departments of human services and health, shall cooperate with the counties with respect to administrative inspections conducted under section 46-15.4, by providing information: (1) Regarding probable violations of the conditions of a license under section 445-95; (2) Regarding the probable operation of a lodging or tenement house, group home, group residence, group living arrangement, hotel, boardinghouse, or restaurant; or (3) That may be used to satisfy the probable cause requirement of section 46-15.4.
Sections this one refers to
§445-95 Rules for running a lodging or boarding house
§46-15.4 When counties can inspect lodging properties and get warrants
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