Difference between revisions of "Native Hawaiians Study Commission Report"

Native Hawaiians Study Commission Volume I

A wikified version of the final NHSC majority report of June 23, 1983

The Native Hawaiians Study Commission was created by the Congress of the United States on December 22, 1980 (Title III of Public Law 96-565). The purpose of the Commission was to "conduct a study of the culture, needs and concerns of the Native Hawaiians." The Commission published and released to the public a Draft Report of Findings on September 23, 1982. Following a 120-day period of public comment, a final report was written and submitted on June 23, 1983 to the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources and to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs.

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Individual Sections

• NHSC Executive Summary
• NHSC Conclusions And Recommendations
• NHSC Demographics
• NHSC Health And Social Services
• NHSC Education
• NHSC Housing
• NHSC Ancient History To The Reciprocity Treaty
• NHSC Native Hawaiian Culture
• NHSC Native Hawaiian Religion
• NHSC Land Laws And Relationships
• NHSC Diplomatic And Congressional History: From Monarchy To Statehood
• NHSC Existing Law, Native Hawaiians, And Compensation
• NHSC Review of Hawaiian Homes Commission Programs
• NHSC Federal Responses To The Unique Needs Of Native Hawaiians
• NHSC State Of Hawaii's Responses To Native Hawaiians' Unique Needs
• NHSC Private And Local Responses To Special Needs Of Native Hawaiians
• NHSC Glossaries
• NHSC List Of References
• NHSC Appendix

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