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how we set our laws. We can't be prejudice and we cannot be <br />biased. It's that simple. And all patriotic Americans will not <br />tolerate their rights just being taken from them at the convenience <br />of a few out there. It's just not gonna happen. <br />Mr. Heintz: So to clarify. So you have petitioned to the State Board of Ethics <br />as well. <br />Ms. Malakaua: Once again, I did not petition them because I was blocked at doing <br />so when I called to ask what it was that they needed in order to get <br />something started on their end. <br />Mr. Heintz: Okay. <br />Mr. Wiseman: Mr. Chairman. <br />Mr. Robinson: <br />Yes, Mr. Wiseman. <br />Mr. Wiseman: <br />Yeah. First off, my compliments on your well prepared <br />informative, detailed submission to the Board. Very well done. I <br />think I mentioned that the last hearing. With respect to the Ethics <br />Commission which governs our State employees. They're non- <br />partisan. So a phone call sometimes to a staff member may give <br />you the wrong information but, in reality, they can entertain any <br />petition and it is not partisan. They are all from different walks of <br />life there. Including the Chief Justice, who chairs the commission. <br />And I'm sure she called his secretary if she would give you the <br />right information. Are you aware of...? I'm sure you are. Of the <br />lawsuit that's been filed, with respect to jurisdictions in this matter. <br />Ms. Malakaua: <br />Yes. I am. <br />Mr. Wiseman: <br />Alright. Do you know the status of that or is it still pending. <br />Ms. Malakaua: <br />It's still pending. But there was a hearing. But yes, there was <br />supposed to be a decision made with... <br />Mr. Wiseman: <br />I see. <br />Ms. Malakaua: <br />Yeah. <br />Mr. Wiseman: Okay. Thank you. That's all I have, Mr. Chairman. <br />Ms. Malakaua: Thank you. <br />Mr. Robinson: Thank you. <br />12 <br />