Hawaii § 26-24 - Agencies and offices abolished.

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§ 26-24. Agencies and offices abolished.

The following agencies and offices and their respective boards and commissions as heretofore constituted are abolished: board of commissioners of agriculture and forestry, bureau of the budget, commission on children and youth, economic planning and coordination authority, board of commissioners of public archives, territorial planning office, Hawaii development council, department of public works, territorial highway department, treasury department, office of the tax commissioner, tax appeal court, boards of (tax) review, comptroller, high sheriff, territorial loyalty board, board of health, department of institutions, advisory boards on institutions, territorial hospital and Waimano home appeal commission, bureau of sight conservation and work with the blind, department of public welfare, public welfare board, council on veterans' affairs, library of Hawaii, Hawaii county library managing board, Maui county libraries managing board, board of public lands, commissioner of public lands, territorial surveyor, bureau of conveyances, hydrographer, board of appraisers, territorial commission on historical sites, Hawaii water authority, Hawaii soil conservation committee, farm loan board of Hawaii, airport zoning board, commission of labor and industrial relations, department of labor and industrial relations, Hawaii employment relations board, apprenticeship council, military department, civil defense agency, civil defense advisory council, board of prison inspectors, dental health advisory committee, territorial advisory committee for hospitals and medical care, fishery advisory committees, voting machine board, disposal committee, board of disposal, commission on ground water resources, Hawaii land development authority, department of attorney general, commission to promote uniform legislation, department of civil service, civil service commission, department of public instruction, board of commissioners of public instruction, university of Hawaii, board of regents of the university of Hawaii, and Hawaiian homes commission. The following agencies and offices and their respective boards and commissions shall expire at such time provided in this Act: Kauai county libraries managing board, Hawaii aeronautics commission, board of harbor commissioners, and fair commission of Hawaii. [L Sp 1959 2d, c 1, §38; Supp, §14A-34; HRS §26-24; am L 1989, c 211, §10; am L 1990, c 281, §11] Note This "Act" refers to L Sp 1959 2d, c 1. The amendment made by L 2014, c 111, §28 is not included in this section. Previous Vol01_Ch0001-0042F Next

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