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HI SCR35
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
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Requests the Department of Health Office of Health Status Monitoring to improve its process for fulfilling vital record requests and increase productivity and accurate processing of vital records
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Identifies that the Office of Health Status Monitoring, located on Oahu, is not easily accessible to neighbor island residents who need birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates
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Notes that mail-order vital records requests have longer processing times due to postal service delays and incomplete submissions missing required information
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Cites COVID-19 pandemic impacts including forecasted $20.9 million budget reduction for the Department of Health and stay-at-home orders that created backlogs in vital record requests
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Highlights that delays in birth recordation interfere with Social Security registration and delays in death certification impact burial plans and probate proceedings
Legislative Description
Requesting The Department Of Health To Provide A Plan For Improving Its Process For Fulfilling Vital Record Requests By Neighbor Island Residents.
Department of Health
Last Action
Referred to HHH, FIN, referral sheet 32
4/1/2021