HAR §18-237D-200-25

HAR §18-237D-200-25. Enforcement and stay

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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 18-237D-200-25

(a) Unless otherwise stated in a final decision, all monetary fines and non-monetary sanctions shall be due and payable within thirty days of the service of the final decision imposing such fines and sanctions, provided that if any party appeals such final decision to the circuit court, the monetary fines and non- monetary sanctions may be stayed by the reviewing court under section 91-14, HRS. (b) The department is authorized to collect any overdue monetary fines and to enforce any overdue non- monetary sanctions imposed under any final decision, by referral of the matter to the attorney general for the action as it may deem necessary. In the director's discretion, any uncollected monetary fine may be referred to third parties, including a collection agency, or may be offset against any amounts owed by the department to the person. Any third party service fees incurred for the collection of any monetary fine, including collection agency fees, shall be the responsibility of the person 21 against which the monetary fine was assessed." [Eff ] (Auth: HRS §231-10.7) (Imp: HRS §§91-14, 237D-8.5) 26. New material is underscored. 27. These amendments to chapter 18-237D, Hawaii Administrative Rules, are temporary rules issued pursuant to section 231-10.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes. As temporary rules, these administrative rules become effective seven days after public notice is issued and are effective for eighteen months. 28. The foregoing copy of the rules, drafted in Ramseyer format, is providing for reference only.