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Transmittal Memorandum, Dated
September 8, 1982
To: Secretary
From: Inspector General
Subject: Audit Report, "Review of
Hawaiian Homes Commission
Act Programs Operated by
Department of Hawaiian Home
Lands, State of Hawaii"
This report, in response to the
request of February 1982, contains the
results of our review of selected
aspects of the Hawaiian Homes
Commission programs operated by the
Department of Hawaiian Home Lands
(DHHL), State of Hawaii.
, The report discusses problems
concerning status of the Hawaiian Home
lands, program accomplishment,
financial management, applicant
eligibility lists and leasing
activities.
We are recommending actions to be
taken by the DHHL to resolve the
immediate problems or other matters
discussed in the report where we
believe that positive action is both
necessary and feasible regardless of
basic long-term program decisions. We
have not generally addressed basic
issues such as (1) solutions to the
problems of money or other resources
for carrying out Home lands program
objectives, (2) whether any changes
should be made in the program policies
in order to achieve program objectives
in an accelerated manner, or (3) the
appropriate role, if any, to be played
by the Federal establishment, specifically
the Department of the Interior,
in accomplishing the purposes of the
Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920,
as amended.
The Governor of the State of
Hawaii, in his August 4, 1982 letter
commenting on the draft of this
report, generally agreed with the
problems addressed. However, the
Governor commented that the basic and
essential issue of whether the
Department of the Interior has
adequately executed its trust
responsibilities was not addressed.
The complete text of the Governor's
comments are included as an appendix
to this report.
We agree with the Governor's
assessment and his proposal that the
issues relative to the responsibilities
of the Federal establishment,
including the Department of the
Interior, should be addressed by the
recently created Federal-State Task
Force on the Hawaiian Homes Commission
Act. We further believe that the
problems identified in the report are
matters that should also be redressed
by the Task Force.
Based on comments from the
Secretary's Office, we understand that
the Federal-State Task Force will be
in existence for six months and will
analyze and address each issue raised
in our report.
We would be pleased to provide any
additional information you or the Task
Force may need. We understand that
the Task Force will be using our
report as input to their study and may
incorporate our results in their
overall Task Force report.
Consequently, we are not including
this special report in our normal
follow-up system, but we would
appreciate being apprised on the Task
Force actions.
(signed) Richard Mulberry
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-Transmittal Memorandum, Dated
+==Transmittal Memorandum, Dated September 8, 1982==
 To: Secretary
 From: Inspector General
 Subject: Audit Report, "Review of
-Hawaiian Homes Commission
+Subject: Audit Report, "Review of Hawaiian Homes Commission
 Act Programs Operated by
 Department of Hawaiian Home
 Lands, State of Hawaii"
 This report, in response to the
 request of February 1982, contains the
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 Department of Hawaiian Home Lands
 (DHHL), State of Hawaii.
-, The report discusses problems
 concerning status of the Hawaiian Home
 lands, program accomplishment,
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 eligibility lists and leasing
 activities.
 We are recommending actions to be
 taken by the DHHL to resolve the
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 Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920,
 as amended.
 The Governor of the State of
 Hawaii, in his August 4, 1982 letter
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 comments are included as an appendix
 to this report.
 We agree with the Governor's
 assessment and his proposal that the
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 matters that should also be redressed
 by the Task Force.
 Based on comments from the
 Secretary's Office, we understand that
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 analyze and address each issue raised
 in our report.
 We would be pleased to provide any
 additional information you or the Task
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 appreciate being apprised on the Task
 Force actions.
 (signed) Richard Mulberry
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