Section 16-74-6 - Executive secretary(a) General duties. The executive secretary shall be the administrative officer of the commission. He shall have direct supervision over all boxing clerks, officials and inspectors and shall organize their work and outline their duties. He shall also administer the distribution of commission tickets, and arrange ringside or apron seating.(b) Confidential records. The executive secretary shall, under the direction of the commission, select and assign inspectors, referees and judges for all bouts. Deputy commissioners on the outside islands, however, may designate the ring officials whenever deemed advisable. The executive secretary shall maintain a record of all assignments, giving complete data relative to the number of shows worked, amount of money earned, reasons for any inspector, referee or judge not receiving his normal share of work, and any other information helpful to the commission in maintaining proper routine and records. This record shall be for the confidential information of the commission and shall not be open for inspection by anyone without the express consent of the commission.(c) Applications. The executive secretary shall have under his charge the investigation of all applicants for licenses.(d) Boxing contests. The executive secretary shall be in charge of all boxing contests and administrative matters related thereto.[Eff 10/2/81; comp 10/5/91] (Auth: HRS § 440-6) (Imp: HRS § 440-7)