(1) Hiring an executive director to function as general manager of all public broadcasting facilities.

(2) Reviewing and approving all budgets, including operating and capital improvement programs.

(3) Formulating specific objectives, format and emphasis and program standards for public broadcast programming.

(4) Determining the character, diversity, quality, and excellence of programming which is released via its licensed facilities.

(5) Developing, directing, and supervising public television programming.

(6) Coordinating, when appropriate, the compatibility of equipment and systems acquired and used by other agencies, including but not limited to, the department of education and the University of Hawaii. [L 1972, c 199, pt of §2]