2021-09-09 Redistricting Commission Agenda Packet

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KOSSOW: So these rules would be YOSHINA: And that's what this is doing. I would move that we accept that into our rules. We make the change to the rules. That's what— KOSSOW: hatKOSSOW: Motion by Mr. Yoshina to add in the kanalua vote onto the rules. Is there a second? LOPEZ: Second. LUL Can I make an amendment to that? That it replace the C.—Abstentions. KOSSOW: Can you repeat that again? LUL Um, that it not be added but that it replace the current C.—Abstentions. YOSHINA: So, as a maker of the motion, I agree with that. MELLON-LACEY: You're amending your motion? YOSHINA: I'm agreeing with that. KOSSOW: Is there a second to that? LOPEZ: I'm lost. I'm sorry. Following Robert's Rules of Orders, the first and second on the floor has to be ratified before you can amend it. So, I'm not sure where we are. HUSTACE: A point of order. In terms of adapting the rules and procedures, we first need to make a motion for the Rules of Procedure document itself before we offer any amendments to the document. KOSSOW: Right. So, the procedure is currently on the floor right now. And then right now, we are making amendments to it. So, Mr. Lopez, your amendment is on the floor currently to change C. It was a motion by Mr. Yoshina, seconded by you, and then now there is a 2nd amendment that's on the floor but we still need to finish the amendment that is already on the table. Is there any other discussion that needs to be made for the 1st amendment on proposed to—by Mr. Lopez? AKAMU: I have a question. This is `Rina Akamu. In the Rules of Procedure, under Amendments, A., it does stipulate that amendments need to be provided in advance and then they can be voted on. So, I'm not sure if we need to accept the rules as they are and then suggest amendments? Provide that 6 day notice and then vote upon them in order to follow the Rules of Procedure. So, I just had a question about that. 12