§412:3-204  Publication of notice.  (a) 
Once the application to organize a Hawaii financial institution is complete and
has been accepted by the commissioner, the applicant shall publish a notice at
least once a week for three successive weeks in a newspaper of general
circulation in each county in this State where the proposed financial
institution intends to establish a principal office, branch, or agency.



(b)  The notice shall be in a form prescribed
by the commissioner and shall state the fact that an application has been
filed, the names of the applicant and organizers, the location of the financial
institution's proposed places of business, and the amount of its proposed
capital.  The notice shall also state that within fifteen days after the last publication
of the notice any person may file with the commissioner written comments on the
application or a request for an informational and comment proceeding to present
information and comments to the commissioner.  Any request for an informational
and comment proceeding shall be accompanied by a brief statement of the
person's interest in the application, the matters to be discussed at the
informational and comment proceeding, and the reasons why written comments will
not suffice in lieu of an informational and comment proceeding. [L 1993, c 350,
pt of §1; am L 2006, c 228, §18]