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April 7, 2008 Page 2 (4) A proposed ballot title, ballot question, and an objective ballot summary." 2. Section 11-5(b), relating to Initiative and Referendum Petitions: Forms and Sufficiency, is amended to read as follows: "(b) For acceptance of petitions, the clerk shall require that: (1) The petitions indicate the five members of the committee for that petition by name and residence address as they appear on the general county register for the County of Hawaii. (2) The petitions indicate the designated representative for the committee and the address to which all notices for the committee are to be sent. (3) The [ate] petitions be filed on papers of uniform size and style and assembled as one instrument. (4) Each elector signing such petitions shall print their name, which shall be reasonably similar to their name as it appears on the general county register for the County of Hawaii, and add their signature, [-esidenee or maili ° address;] month and day of their birth date, and the [month, day, and year of sig :is] last four digits of their social security number on said petition. [The information provided by the signer- of the petition shall be deemed aeeeptable if the elerk judges three of the four following qualifiers to be reasonabty similar- to the inforination on the general register- of the County of Hawai'ft naine signature, residenee or mailing address, and the month and day of their birth date.]" 3. Section 11-5(c), relating to Initiative and Referendum Petitions: Forms and Sufficiency, is amended to read as follows: "(c) For purposes of certification, any petition shall be found insufficient that: (1) Is signed by registered voters of the county equal in number to less than ten percent of the [voters who voted] number of persons who voted for the office of Mayor in the last Mayoral election. (2) Proposes, or requests appeal of, an ordinance not subject to the powers of initiative or referendum."