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Hawaii County Charter Commission -16 <br />July 24, 2020 <br />MR. HOPKINS: Yeah. I actually was just thinking about what I had said when I <br />had started. Which was very much as my way of approaching these things is, if it <br />is not broken, don't fix it. And my concerns at the beginning that maybe we <br />would maybe be pushing agendas other than this... I am very, very pleased with <br />all the Commissioners and everybody that we worked with. You know, I was on <br />the losing side on a lot of things, but hey, everybody came up with very good <br />reasons for it and although this is a bit more expansive than what I would have <br />preferred, I understand why each and every one of these Charter Amendments are <br />here dealing with... I guess what I would more call operational problems and <br />procedural problems that we have. Some direction in here, but a lot of this deals <br />with problems in the original Charter as it has been amended previously and it is <br />what is needed for the County to work and that is what this group actually did. <br />Nobody really was here pushing agendas. Everybody was here trying to say how <br />can we make the County better and I really appreciated working with all of you. <br />CHR. ADAMS: Thanks Commissioner Hopkins and let me just make a comment <br />that I am particularly touched by the amount of dedication that you personally <br />took to this particular task given the impact that your personal life has had on <br />your situation and we just wish your wife the best. <br />Commissioner Saquing. <br />MS. SAWING: Thank you. I was thinking I was going last. First of all Mahalo <br />Sally. You were spot on on your comments. I agree completely with what you <br />said. <br />I do want to first mahalo you Chair Adams. You know your leadership and your <br />guidance as Paul noticed, is truly what got us through this whole process along <br />with the support of the staff. Not able to do anything with staff, I have a staff of <br />31, I cannot do the job that I do without them, so you guys are all rock stars. I <br />really, really appreciate it. But for me it has been a learning curve from the <br />beginning, and my biggest take away is the professionalism, the compassion that <br />all the Commissioners have, and the integrity of the work that we all put forth in <br />this Charter. So very honored and humbled to be part of this process and my <br />mahalo to all of you. Thank you. <br />CHR. ADAMS: Thank you Commissioner Saquing. Commissioner Springer. <br />MS. SPRINGER: I would like to thank you as well. I don't know how you could <br />have sat through all of those meetings and just held your composure when we are <br />sitting there going grrr... I just only hope that my facial expressions didn't show. <br />But, thank you everyone. It was a pleasant and learning experience for me. I <br />don't know what I really expected, but I have learned a lot and I have enjoyed <br />working with each and every one of you. Thank you so much. <br />Page 15 <br />
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