[Cicero]

So the cost of getting a certified copy of ALL the information from the long-form, as required by DHHL, went up 50% as a result of that “policy” that went into effect on April 27, 2011. Hawaii law says that if a policy raises the cost of a service more than 10% it has to be approved through the formal amendment process, which requires posting of the proposed rule change, public hearings, and the signature of the governor before going into effect.

Hmmm. I haven't seen that stated before. Very interesting. We know that the Hawaii DHHL has been corrupt for a long time, but this particular bit of corruption is current, and pretty hard for them to dodge. I'd be interested to know what excuse they give--them and their crooked political masters. What does the Governor of Hawaii have to say about this blatant violation of the law?

I suppose it's much like Obama starting a war with Libya without bothering to consult the Senate or the people. He does it because he can, so shut up. Same with Hawaii.

[butterdezillion]

It was the corruption at the HDOH and in other Hawaii governmental entities that convinced me I needed to go public with the information about that corruption. Before that I was just looking for answers to resolve the issue in my own mind so I could move on, but when I realized the lawlessness of the government agencies, I knew that had to be confronted. To me this has always been primarily a law enforcement issue, because so many crimes have been committed.