[ § 195H-4] Values and principles.

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[ § 195H-4] Values and principles. The authority may adopt and be guided by the following operational values and principles:

(1)Mauna Aloha - Understanding the reciprocal value of the mauna and a long-term commitment to maintaining the integrity of Mauna Kea;

(2)Opu Kupuna - Understanding and embracing a duty and accountability to Mauna Kea, the natural environment, and to perpetuate the Native Hawaiian traditional and customary practices embedded in the landscape of the mauna; and

(3)Holomua Oi Kelakela - Driven by creativity and innovation, constantly challenging the status quo, with a stewardship of Mauna Kea that is informed based on existing knowledge and traditions, as well as on new and expanding knowledge. The authority shall be mindful and observant of needs, trends, and opportunities and seek new knowledge and opportunities in ways that enhance the ability to serve as stewards without jeopardizing the foundation of aina aloha. [L 2022, c 255, pt of §2]