Haw. Code R. § 17-802.3-9 - Review of the decision
(a) Decisions by
the department under this section are final and may not be appealed.
(b) A denial of an application by the
department's designee may be submitted for review upon written request of the
applicant. The written request for review shall:
(1) Specify the applicant's request for a
review;
(2) Specify the reason(s)
why the applicant does not agree with the denial; and
(3) Be received by the department or its
designee within fifteen calendar days of the date the notice of denial was
sent.
(c) If the written
request for review is not received by the department or its designee as
required under section 17-802.3-9(b)(3), the department or its designee shall
deny the written request for review notify the applicant.
(d) Upon timely request for review, the
department's designee shall first review its own determination and, if the
result is the same, shall then send the request for review with the application
and any supporting documents, to the department, along with a written statement
explaining the reason for the designee's decision.
(e) The department's review of a decision by
the designee submitted pursuant to subsection (d) shall be conducted without a
hearing, based on the application and any supporting documents submitted by the
applicant and the statement of the designee; provided that the department may
request additional information or records from the department's designee or the
applicant, and may interview the applicant or the department's designee, at the
department's discretion.
(f) A
denial may only be reversed based on:
(1)
Missing or insufficient information provided in the application is provided to
the department or the department's designee as requested in accordance with
subsections (d) or (e); or
(2) An
incorrect determination by the department's designee that the applicant or
application does not meet the conditions required under this chapter.
(g) The department or the
department's designee shall provide written notice to the applicant of the
department's decision with a short statement of the reason for the
decision.
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