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Hawai`i County Charter Commission -11 June 21, 2019 Seeing no comments, moving on to CA -18, Draft 2, Relating to the Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Maintenance Fund, on the top of page 30. Seeing no comments, moving to CA -20, Draft 2, Relating to Mandatory Charter Reviews on the top of page 35. Yes Commissioner Rice. MS. RICE: Just one typo. CHR. ADAMS: And where is it? MS. RICE: Go down the column to July. CHR. ADAMS: Okay. MS. RICE: You've got two thes. CHR. ADAMS: We do. Look at that. Okay. Without objection, we will remove that typo. Seeing no comments, we'll move to CA -21, Relating to Initiative and Referendum Petitions, at the top of page 37. Seeing no comments, next CA -22, Draft 2, Relating to the Use of Social Security Numbers on Petitions found at the top of page 38. Yes, Commissioner Rice. MS. RICE: I have a question. Some of the amendments we did changed certain things within it and then this one for instance changed... well actually it was more some of the other things, but changed the social security numbers or deleted them as a requirement. When we put these together where you have amendments that are corrected in another amendment, how does that work? CHR. ADAMS: Mr. Henricks. MR. HENRICKS: So that's why it's critical that the Commission did not put forth proposals where the actual policy changes overlap. So for instance you know, we have a proposal to do change of Council terms. Should that pass and we also have a proposal that modifies the district residency requirements, should that pass as well, they both meld together because they don't... they don't overlap with each other. They don't conflict with each other. MS. RICE: Okay. I see. So each... when it goes to the ballot each one stands on its own. MR. HENRICKS: They are distinct. MS. RICE: And then later... Page 19