Haw. Code R. § 12-43-7 - Confidential information
(a) Notwithstanding
any other rule to the contrary, a party shall not include:
(1) confidential information, including the
information enumerated in section
92F-14, HRS, in which an
individual may have a significant privacy interest; and
(2) any personal information, as defined in
section 487N-1, HRS, in any document
submitted to, or filed with, the board.
(b) All confidential or personal information
that is not relevant to a proceeding shall be redacted from documents before
filing or submitting the documents to the board. If the confidential or
personal information is relevant to a proceeding, the confidential or personal
information shall be removed from documents and shall be filed with or
submitted to the board in a format that substantially conforms to Forms 1 and 2
of the Hawaii Court Records Rules. "Confidential or personal information"
includes social security numbers, birth dates, home addresses, bank account
numbers, medical and health records, and any other information in which a
person has a significant privacy interest.
(c) If the party submitting or filing a
document containing confidential or personal information believes that the
information is relevant to the proceeding and that the use of a form
substantially similar to Form 2 of the Hawaii Court Records Rules is not
adequate to protect the confidentiality or personal interest, the party may
request by motion that the board accept the confidential or personal
information under seal.
(d) To the
extent that any confidential or personal information is not redacted and is or
may be part of a record on appeal of a contested case which is subject to
judicial review pursuant to chapters 89, 377, 396, or 91, HRS, if the party
submitting or filing the document without redaction is an individual or entity
with the confidentiality or personal interest, then such interest is waived and
such document shall not be altered (whether by redaction or otherwise) unless
permitted by the board in its discretion upon motion duly made.
(e) Upon motion or upon the board's own
initiative, the board may permit or order redaction of confidential or personal
information contained in documents previously filed with or submitted to the
board. In such event, the redacted version shall replace the unredacted version
in the board's files.
(f) The board
may impose sanctions and penalties upon parties or the parties' attorneys or
representatives who do not comply with this section, where the parties or the
parties' attorneys or representatives have not shown good cause for failure to
comply. Penalties may include monetary penalties not to exceed $1,000 per
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