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Hawaiʻi panel discusses vetoed open records measure

The state Legislature’s Commission to Improve Standards of Conduct was born out of a need for more transparency in government. HPR’s Sabrina Bodon reports on its latest discussion on open records laws.

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Here s An Easy Way To Help Watchdog Government Tell Gov Ige Not To Blow It

Hawaii Gov. David Ige needs to approve a bill making it easier and cheaper to get documents that can help shine a light on what agencies are doing.

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Q&A: Rep Linda Ichiyama on women s health care and ongoing pandemic response - State of Reform

Rep. Linda Ichiyama discusses her committee’s key developments this past session, goals for next year, and addressing women’s health.

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Bill To Limit Public Access To Government Records Is Dying In The Senate

Sen. Karl Rhoads says he won't consider the measure, but lawmakers are poised to create a working group to consider the controversy.

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