CHAPTER 200

Part I. General Provisions

Section

200-1 Definitions

200-2 Board of land and natural resources, powers and duties

200-3 Ocean recreation and coastal areas programs

200-4 Rules

200-5 Commercial harbors excluded

200-6 Limitation of private use of ocean waters and

navigable streams

200-7 Waiver of mooring charges

200-8 Boating program; payment of costs

200-9 Purpose and use of state small boat harbors

200-10 Permits and fees for state small boat harbors

200-10.5 Sailing school vessels; rules

200-11 Existing permits

200-12 Administration of state small boat harbors

200-13 Marine inspections

200-14 Violation of rules; penalty

200-14.5 General administrative penalties

200-15 Vessels or property taken into legal custody;

unauthorized control

200-16 Mooring of unauthorized vessel in state small boat

harbors and offshore mooring areas; impoundment and

disposal proceedings

200-16.5 Responsibility of vessel owner; evidence of

unauthorized mooring

200-17 Designated slip for Coast Guard auxiliary

Part II. Boating Law

200-21 Declaration of policy

200-22 Purpose

200-23 Definitions

200-24 Rules

200-25 Fines and penalties

200-26 Arrest or citation

200-27 Police reports

200-28 Duty of operator involved in, and at the scene of, a

boating accident; limitations on liability

200-29 Accident reports by operators; confidential nature

200-30 Reciprocal agreements and courtesy

200-31 Vessels required to be registered and numbered

200-32 Fees and charges

200-33 Future fee and charge increases or decreases

200-34 Disposition of revenues

200-35 Uniformity

200-36 Preemption of local law and special rules

200-37 Operation of thrill craft; parasailing; water

sledding; commercial high speed boating

200-37.5 Emergency communication devices

200-38 Ocean recreation management areas

200-39 Kaneohe Bay ocean use activities; permits;

restrictions

Part III. Abandoned Vessels on Public and Private

Property Generally

200-41 Disposition by chairperson of certain abandoned

vessels

200-42 Notice to owner

200-43 Public auction

200-44 Possession by interested party

200-45 When public auction not required

200-46 Effect of sale

200-47 Disposition of proceeds

200-48 Derelict vessel

200-49 Disposition of derelict vessel

Part IV. Vessels Abandoned on Business Premises of

Persons Engaged in Repair Business, Private

Marinas, and Yacht Clubs

200-51 Disposition of vessels by persons in vessel repair

business, private marinas, or yacht clubs

200-52 When vessel deemed abandoned

200-53 Sale or disposition of vessel

200-54 Disposition of proceeds

200-55 Effect of transfer of title

Part V. Trespass to Vessel

200-61 Definitions

200-62 Trespass to vessel; penalty

200-63 Questioning and detaining suspected persons aboard a

vessel

Part VI. Vessel Identification Numbers

200-71 Hull, defined

200-72 Defacing, etc., vessel hull identification numbers

200-73 Unlawful to possess certain vessels or hulls

200-74 Penalty

Part VII. Alcohol and Boating Safety

200-81 Operating a vessel under influence of intoxicating

liquor

200-82 Operating a vessel after privilege suspended for

operating a vessel under the influence of intoxicating

liquor; penalties

200-83 Records of convictions and suspensions of operating

privileges to be maintained

200-84 Evidence of intoxication

200-85 Implied consent of operator of vessel to submit to

testing to determine alcoholic content of blood

200-86 Persons qualified to take blood specimen

200-87 Additional tests

200-88 Consent of person incapable of refusal not withdrawn

200-89 Suspension of privilege to operate a vessel underway

upon refusal to submit to testing

200-90 Hearing before a district judge

200-91 Appeal to supreme court

200-92 Interpretation of the tests

200-93 Proof of refusal; admissibility

200-94 Other evidence not excluded

200-95 Test results to be collected

200-96 Applicable scope of part