Haw. Code R. § 13-167-29 - Counsel for the commission
(a) The attorney
general or representative of the attorney general's office shall be counsel to
the commission and shall advise and represent the commission in all legal
matters. The attorney general's representative shall attend the meetings and
proceedings of the commission and shall be served with copies of all papers,
pleadings, maps, documents and other papers in any proceeding.
(b) In the event any state agency appears
before the commission as an applicant or in an adjudicatory posture or
proceeding, that agency shall utilize legal counsel independent of the
commission's attorney.
Notes
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