Hawaii HB131 allows government agencies to disclose records to researchers for non-commercial purposes.
Hawaii HB131 amends Chapter 92F of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to allow government agencies to disclose records to researchers for non-commercial purposes. It defines "research purpose" as a non-commercial objective. The bill also modifies the duties of the office of information practices to include adopting rules for disclosure of records to researchers. The changes take effect upon approval of the act.
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