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• So, there's a lot of issues that are unresolved yet. And, in fact, her protest has yet to be resolved, a lot of the issues dealing with the protest. So, it's like a stay which you can't move forward, and I think this procedure should be at a stay, too. All the developments should be at a stay. So, with that, I'll reserve the rights of this Kingdom under the Queen's protest of January 17, 1893, against U.S. Minister Stevens has yet to make its way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Article III, Section 2, Clause 2, original but limited jurisdiction. And, the other one is the Reciprocity Treaty of 1875. It was invalid because U.S., the U.S. President and King Kalakaua did not sign it. Thank you. CLARKSON: Thank you. Are there any questions for either of these testifiers? Okay, thank you both. ENOCENCIO: Thank you. CLARKSON: Is there anyone else that would like to testifier on this matter? If not, I'll ask for a motion that public testimony be closed. REPLOGLE: Would it be possible to speak with Mr. Fuke again? CLARKSON: Sure. HALL: Yeah, you should close public testimony first,,though. REPLOGLE: I would like to—I have a question for Mr. CLARKSON: —Well, let's—we can.do that after the closing of public testimony. AU: I move to close public testimony. AGUINALDO: I second. CLARKSON: All those in favor?. COMMISSIONERS: Aye. CLARKSON: Opposed? Public testimony is closed. Now, if— REPLOGLE: —I would like— CLARKSON: —Mr. Fuke would please come forward? The Commission has that question, at least one question for you. REPLOGLE: It was, it was brought up in regards to, as I read it, that the one acre lots would be a transition from Urban to Ag, but it would be lighter ag, but as the testifier pointed out, the one- acre ag lots, and I've seen it, sort of become gentleman farms, but not really farms, and I 20