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August 10, 2012 Page 2 business day of the meeting(s). Testimonies received after 12 noon shall still be received for the record and will be presented to the Council or Committee members as soon as practicable. No one individual may submit video testimony for more than five people (themselves included). [en any one agenda item at a Committee/Council meeting. Video statements from any member of the [(a) The same rules, except for 2(b), apply to video testimony as currently apply to oral testimony contained in Paragraph 2 above.] [(b) No one individual may submit video testimony for more than five people (themselves included) on any one agenda item at a Committee/Council meeting.] [(c) The submission of video testimony will only be allowed at the physical location of-the Committee/Council meeting.] [(d) The submission of video testimony must be received by Council staff by 12 noon the previous business day of the meeting in order to provid •- to test the presentation equipment for video compatibility.] [(e) Council staff shall not be held responsible for the quality of the video provided. If the video is damaged or is unable to be presented properly, the Committee/Council meeting will continue without interruption.] [27]3. Oral Testimony. Oral statements from any member of the public shall abide by the following: (a) Pursuant to Chapter 92, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, any person wishing to present oral testimony on any agenda item may do so consistent with this rule. (b) Persons wishing to present oral testimony relating to any agenda item shall register with the Clerk prior to the closing of statements from the public at the call of the Chairperson, indicating the item on which they wish to speak and their position, if any. Persons may provide their name, address, and organization they represent, if any. (c) Each person may speak for three minutes subject to the discretion of the Chairperson. (d) Each person must speak at the time of calling, unless the Chairperson determines otherwise. (e) No person will be allowed to speak twice on the same subject.