08-12-20 Regular Session Minutes

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Ms. Malakaua: The only thing that I recall that was being taught up there was some of the Hawaiian culture by the kia`i. But as far as having classes or having people that are basically supporting these organization and these protesting, I think that what they're basically referring to is the organizations meeting by institutions is like basically DLNR and DHHL. You know them being you know basically... And OHA. OHA was very much in part of this. And I think that there was some question even there that OHA was able to support those that protested it against the TMT. They supported all of their beneficiaries but where were they to support the pro TMT beneficiaries. So again, we're looking at another inequality and if this continues, we're all going to have a real problem. And we're just trying to be proactive. And say hey you guys, this is God's country. We all live together. Can't we all just get along? You know. But it has to start with our leadership. Our leadership has failed us and it's apparent by what's going on around the nation right now. We're not the only ones dealing with this obviously. Ms. Sumner -Mack: I apologize that I didn't mark the spot, but I will find it. But I think if we did investigate, that is something we might want to consider investigating. Ms. Malakaua: Certainly, who was supporting this, you know this illegal action? Should very well be looked at. Mr. Robinson: Yeah, if we're able to get our special counsel, we can... Yeah. Ms. Malakaua: That would be wonderful. Well again we appreciate your time and look forward to hearing from you again. Mr. Robinson: Wait but before you leave. So the Chair would entertain a request to hold this petition in abeyance pending our discussion with Mr. Kamelamela and selection of special counsel. Ms. Sumner -Mack: I so move. Mr. Heintz: Second. Mr. Robinson: So moved and seconded that we hold Ms. Malakaua... okay... Kalakaua. Ms. Malakaua: Queen Malakaua is fine. Mr. Robinson: Yeah. Queen... 22