HRS §6K-3
Reservation of uses
This law says Kaho`olawe island can only be used for Native Hawaiian cultural and spiritual practices, protecting its history and environment, restoring nature, and education. These uses are permanent. Commercial use is banned.
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The statute, as written — Reservation of uses
(a) The Kaho`olawe island reserve shall be used solely and exclusively for the following purposes: (1) Preservation and practice of all rights customarily and traditionally exercised by native Hawaiians for cultural, spiritual, and subsistence purposes; (2) Preservation and protection of its archaeological, historical, and environmental resources; (3) Rehabilitation, revegetation, habitat restoration, and preservation; and (4) Education. (b) The island shall be reserved in perpetuity for the uses enumerated in subsection (a). Commercial uses shall be strictly prohibited.
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