Sorry, Maija.  First, a civics lesson. OHA doesn't get "dissolved" by some proclamation of the federal government.  OHA was created at the last Constitutional Convention and will stay a part of state government until a future ConCon dissolves it.  Second, governments don't run for free.  There is no 'win-win'.  OHA and other backers of the a new government for part-Hawaiians only have repeatedly expressed plans for departments, agencies and programs which duplicate existing ones at the county, state and federal level.  The new part-Hawaiians only government will not have the authority to print money, so it will collect taxes in all sorts of ways to pay for all the new government employees, buildings, and the like.  The powerful want a new government in order to get hold of "Hawaiian" lands for real estate development.  The less powerful want free stuff.  None of that comes for free.