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willing to... It depends on what the board members feel. But you <br />have to ask us. Do you want us... <br />Ms. Kaho'opi`i: I think Cory has presented our... <br />Mr. Goodenow: Okay. <br />Ms. Kaho`opi`i: Our requests to the board. <br />Mr. Goodenow: Well that's Cory. <br />Ms. Kaho`opi`i: On our behalf. <br />Mr. Goodenow: As your group? <br />Ms. Kaho`opi`i: Yes of the signatores. Yes. <br />Mr. Goodenow: The signatores so are requesting that we...? <br />Ms. Kaho`opi`i: Follow through with the recommendations that Cory presented in <br />her testimony. <br />Mr. Goodenow: Anything else? <br />Ms. Kaho`opi`i: Did you have anything else to add to that? <br />Ms. Harden: Well from my position... <br />Mr. Yoshimoto: If you can please state your name for the record? <br />Ms. Ward: Sorry, my name is Deborah Ward. And I was one of the <br />signatories even though my signature didn't apparently make it <br />onto the letter. I feel that it's incumbent on the ethics commission <br />to make it very clear to the Council because obviously...the code <br />itself is written so vaguely that it was hard for us to figure out how <br />to define the disclosure that needed that needed to come. And <br />when the County Council Chair advised the person who's new on <br />the Council...not to bother to disclose...that indicates that the <br />whole Council needs to educated and perhaps a code needs to be <br />clarified. But I think guidance in this regard would be very useful <br />at this time. <br />Mr. Goodenow: Okay so we've gotten a request. We have what the petition says. <br />Now I'd like to call the respondent forward. <br />16 <br />