State of HawaiiLegislative Reference Bureau
The State of Hawaii Legislative Reference Bureau is a nonpartisan legislative service agency, that provides a wide variety of services to legislators, legislative committees, and members of the public.
What's New
The LRB staff are actively engaged in post-session work during the interim.
New Publications
- A Constitution for Hawaii (1949 Revision)
- A Constitution for Hawaii (Original Report)
- Fair Employment Practices, Legislation and Proposals
- Expediting Consideration of the General Appropriation Bill in the Legislature
- Statement of Policy Regarding Use of the Facilities of the Legislative Reference Bureau by Persons Other Than Governmental Officers and Agencies
- Territory of Hawaii: Organization and Functions of Departments, Boards and Commissions (1st revision)
- City and County of Honolulu Organization Chart and Functions of Departments, Boards and Commissions
- Territory of Hawaii Number and List of Executive Vetoes Legislative Session 1931-1943
- Agricultural Marketing and Purchasing Cooperatives
- Personal Exemptions Under the Hawaii Income Tax
- Financial Reports of Labor Unions
- Oahu Ground Water Control
- Government Expenditures in Hawaii
- Hawaii Egg Marking Law
- The Sales Tax: How it Applies to Hawaii
LRB’s Guide to Government
& Hawaii Government Directory
The fifteenth edition of Guide to Government in Hawaii, is a periodic companion volume to the Directory of State, County and Federal Officials. This fifteenth edition revises and updates the earlier edition. The Guide provides an overview of state government and describes state and county departments and their organization and the agencies of the federal government having offices in Hawaii. Organizational charts of the state government, state departments, and the counties are also included.