Robert Prey
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Yes, we're all well aware of the statute that spells out who may inspect the information contained in vital records. You, however, left out the important part. In your haste to quote paragraph (b), you neglected to quote paragraph (a) where the "rules of the department of health" come into play. There is no provision whatsoever in the Hawaii DOH rules, which are lengthy and detailed and discuss in great detail the preparation of certified copies, for any party of any kind to access the original record. There is no provision either in law or in regulation that allows anyone to specify the manner of inspecting vital information.
More double-talk. Part A was left out after being chided by Mr. Moderator to not cut and paste entire sections. Part A does not repeal Part B but includes the qualifier exceptions -- "except as authorized by this part or by rules adopted by the department of health."
And those rules include Part B, ) "A person or agency acting on behalf of the registrant;" Which means Obama could very well have admitted Gov. Ambercrombie to be such a person, but did not.
Which you know very well know, but refuse to admit.