How do you know the records have actually been destroyed? Are you basing that conclusion on their failure to respond to your request? If so, how do you know that they’re not simply ignoring you as a “vexatious requestor?”
The final version of the law only allowed them to ignore duplicate requests. This is the first time I requested documentation of the destruction of those records.
The birth index might not have been destroyed; the HDOH might simply be lying about it not existing.
But if they are lying, that should prompt an investigation also.
My point in all of this is that the HDOH has been screwing around so badly, breaking so many laws, that they absolutely should be investigated. If they can do this much illegal activity in broad daylight without anybody having to check it out, we’re sunk.
The fact that in all of Hawaii, only 2(?) lawmakers and possibly one lt governor were found who refused to either ignore or change the law to cover the HDOH’s illegal activities... suggests to me that we are definitely in a Sodom and Gomorrah type situation here. Out of all those people in the Hawaii government, only 2 (maybe 3) people sided with the law.
But we’re supposed to trust these people.... just because..... just because.