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28/ Ibid. $6. POWER OF BOARD OF
TRUSTEES. The board of trustees of
the Office of Hawaiian Affairs shall
exercise power as provided by law: to
manage and administer the proceeds
from the sale or other disposition of
the lands, natural resources, minerals
and income derived from whatever
sources for native Hawaiians and
Hawaiians, including all income and
proceeds referred to in section 4 of
this article for native Hawaiians; to
formulate policy relating to affairs
of native Hawaiians and Hawaiians; and
to exercise control over real and
personal property set aside by state,
federal or private sources and
transferred to the board for native
Hawaiians and Hawaiians. The board
shall have the power to exercise
control over the Office of Hawaiian
Affairs through its executive officer,
the administrator of the Office of
Hawaiian Affairs, who shall be
appointed by the board. (Add Const.
Con. 1978 and election Nov. 7, 1978).
29/ The definitional section in
the proposed amendment defined
Hawaiian as "any descendant of the
races inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands,
previous to 1778" and native Hawaiians
as "descendants of not less than
one-half of the blood of races
inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands
previous to 1778 as defined by the
Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920,
as amended or may be amended." 1978
Constitutional Convention Proposal No.
13, R.D.2, S.l. Kahalekai v. Doi, 60
Haw. 324, 590 P. 2d 543 (1979), held
that this section was not validly
ratified.
30/ Constitutional Convention of
1978, Committee on Hawaiian Affairs
Standing Comm. Report No. 59 and
Committee of the Whole.Report No. 13.
31/ See Hawaiian Hones Commission
Act7_42 Stat. 108.
32/ Admission Act, supra at
|5(f).
33/ Act 273, 1980 Legislative
Session, codified at Haw. Rev. Stat.
§10-13.5.
34_/ In the 1980 election, 54,083
Hawaiians registered to vote in the
OHA elections representing over 80
percent of the total estimated
eligible Hawaiian voters. 78.9
percent of these registered voters
cast ballots in the OHA election.
35/ Haw. Rev. Stat. §10-4.
36/ Ibid, sets forth the powers of
the OHA trustees.
37/ Ibid, at §10-3.
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-/ Ibid. $6. POWER OF BOARD OF
+<u>28</U>/ <u>Ibid</U>. §6. POWER OF BOARD OF
 TRUSTEES. The board of trustees of
 the Office of Hawaiian Affairs shall
@@ Line 25: / Line 25: @@
 appointed by the board. (Add Const.
 Con. 1978 and election Nov. 7, 1978).
 / The definitional section in
 the proposed amendment defined
 Hawaiian as "any descendant of the
@@ Line 37: / Line 38: @@
 as amended or may be amended." 1978
 Constitutional Convention Proposal No.
-, R.D.2, S.l. Kahalekai v. Doi, 60
+, R.D.2, S.l. <u>Kahalekai</U> v. <u>Doi</u>, 60
 Haw. 324, 590 P. 2d 543 (1979), held
 that this section was not validly
 ratified.
 / Constitutional Convention of
 , Committee on Hawaiian Affairs
 Standing Comm. Report No. 59 and
 Committee of the Whole.Report No. 13.
 / See Hawaiian Hones Commission
 Act7_42 Stat. 108.
 / Admission Act, supra at
-|5(f).
+<u>32</u>/ <u>Admission Act</u>, supra at
-/ Act 273, 1980 Legislative
+§5(f).
 Session, codified at Haw. Rev. Stat.
 §10-13.5.
-_/ In the 1980 election, 54,083
 Hawaiians registered to vote in the
 OHA elections representing over 80
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 percent of these registered voters
 cast ballots in the OHA election.
 / Haw. Rev. Stat. §10-4.
-/ Ibid, sets forth the powers of
+<u>35</u>/ Haw. Rev. Stat. §10-4.
 the OHA trustees.
-/ Ibid, at §10-3.
+<u>37</u>/ <u>Ibid</u> at §10-3.

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