University of Hawaiʻi - Mānoa

Alternative Names:
University of Hawaii at Manoa (other known name)

Folder Records: 50 Address 2444 Dole Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96822

APHIS #: 95-R-0002
OLAW/PHS Assurance #: D16-00264 (A3423-01)
Type: Public Higher Education

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Disclaimer: All animal data populated from lab annual report(s).

Records

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Check Header	Header	Year Header	Type Header	Format Header	Tags Header	Uploaded Header
Check	View	2022	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		08/23/2023
Check	View	2021	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF	Dogs, Cats, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Sheep, Other	07/22/2022
Check	View	2020	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		06/10/2021
Check	View	2019	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/07/2020
Check	View	2018	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/07/2020
Check	View	2017	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/07/2020
Check	View	2016	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		07/07/2020
Check	View	2015	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		08/12/2020
Check	View	2014	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		08/12/2020
Check	View	2012	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		09/04/2020
Check	View	2011	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		09/04/2020
Check	View	2010	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		09/04/2020
Check	View	2009	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		09/04/2020
Check	View	2008	Annual Report to APHIS	PDF		09/04/2020

Laws

Is the lab subject to the open records law in its state? Yes Yes

Is the lab subject to federal FOIA? No

Anti-Cruelty Law

Name: Hawaii Anti-Cruelty Laws

Citation: H R S § 711-1100 to 11105

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Open Records Law

Name: Hawaii Uniform Information Practices Act

Citation: H.R.S. §91-1 et seq.

Commentary:

Anyone can file a request. Initial response in ten days. Appeals go to the state’s Office of Information Practices. Hawai’i also has an Office of the Ombudsman that investigates complaints involving open-records responses (among other things). Typically you’ll contact the Ombudsman only if an agency is ignoring an Office of Information Practices ruling to turn over records. Fees are for search/retrieval, review/redaction, and duplication (the first $30 aren’t charged). Universities must waive fees up to $60 when public benefit is proven.