Haw. Code R. § 8-515-13 - Noncompliance
(a) If at any time the board finds that an
authorizer or the commission is not in compliance with a material provision of
existing charter contracts, its authorizing contract, board policies, rules,
and laws, as applicable, the board shall notify the authorizer or commission in
writing of the identified problems. The notice shall be served upon the
authorizer or commission by registered or certified mail. In addition, the
board may also notify the authorizer or commission by electronic
mail.
(b) The authorizer or
commission shall have thirty days from the date of mailing of the notice to
respond to the identified problems and submit to the board for approval a
corrective action plan for remedying the problems in a reasonable
time.
(c) If the authorizer fails
to submit a corrective action plan or does not make significant progress in
remedying the identified problems in a reasonable time, the board shall notify
the authorizer that it intends to revoke the authorizer's chartering authority
pursuant to section
302D-11(d),
Hawaii Revised Statutes, and in accordance with subchapter 5.
(d) If the commission fails to submit a
corrective action plan or does not make significant progress in remedying the
identified problems in a reasonable time, the board may terminate the terms of
some or all of the members of the commission pursuant to section
302D-3(h),
Hawaii Revised Statutes.
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