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EXHIBIT A <br /> "RULE NO. 24 <br /> BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS <br /> 1. General Procedures. <br /> (a) A bill or resolution may be introduced by any Council Member(s). The original <br /> copy of any bill or resolution shall be in typewritten form, dated and signed by the <br /> introducer(s) prior to consideration. <br /> (b) In order to be considered for placement on the Council or Committee agenda, all <br /> new bills, resolutions, petitions, and other communications shall be filed with the <br /> Clerk by 12 noon of: <br /> (1) The twelfth business day preceding the day of the Committee meeting; or <br /> (2) The thirteenth business day preceding the day of the Council meeting. <br /> New bills, resolutions, petitions, and communications received later than said <br /> times shall be placed on the agenda of the next respective Committee or Council <br /> meeting, as the case may be. <br /> (c) Upon compliance with the mandated six (6) calendar day posting notice, bills, <br /> resolutions and matters requiring Council action shall be placed on the Council <br /> agenda within the next two Council meetings. Bills, resolutions and matters <br /> requiring Council action shall be introduced on the Council floor by the <br /> Committee Chairperson or the member introducing the legislation. <br /> (d) Readings of bills or resolutions may be by title only, except that a full reading <br /> may be required by one-third vote of the entire membership. (Sections 3-9 and 3- <br /> 10(a), Hawai`i County Charter) <br /> (e) A bill or resolution up for final reading that is amended on the floor shall not be <br /> acted upon at the time of the floor amendment. Final action on such an amended <br /> bill or resolution shall not be taken until the next regular meeting. This provision <br /> shall not apply to: <br /> (1) The annual budget bill, pursuant to Article 10 of the Hawai`i County <br /> Charter 2000, as amended, <br /> (2) The correction of manifest clerical or typographical errors in numbering, <br /> spelling, capitalization, punctuation, grammar and gender terms, provided <br /> that the correction does not alter the meaning or effect of the underlying <br /> bill or resolution. <br />