Hawaii 2022 Regular Session

Hawaii House Bill HCR144

Introduced
3/11/22  

Caption

Urging The United States Congress To Schedule A Congressional Oversight Hearing To Investigate The State Historic Preservation Division And Amend The Native American Graves Protection Repatriation Act To Require Free, Prior And Informed Consent Of Native American Indian Tribes, Alaska Native Villages, And Native Hawaiian Organizations Before Approving Development Projects.

Companion Bills

HI HR144

Same As Urging The United States Congress To Schedule A Congressional Oversight Hearing To Investigate The State Historic Preservation Division And Amend The Native American Graves Protection Repatriation Act To Require Free, Prior And Informed Consent Of Native American Indian Tribes, Alaska Native Villages, And Native Hawaiian Organizations Before Approving Development Projects.

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HI HR144

Urging The United States Congress To Schedule A Congressional Oversight Hearing To Investigate The State Historic Preservation Division And Amend The Native American Graves Protection Repatriation Act To Require Free, Prior And Informed Consent Of Native American Indian Tribes, Alaska Native Villages, And Native Hawaiian Organizations Before Approving Development Projects.

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