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MELLON-LACEY: And Stephanie, were you able to be sworn in? BATH: We decided that just because it would be easier, I'm quarantining, I just got back so what I'm going to do is probably Friday or Monday I'll get sworn in so I'm just an observer today. AKAMU: Aloha, nice to meet you all. My name is `Aina. I currently live in Na`alehu. I'm born and raised there in Ka`u. I'm a high school teacher at Ka`u High School. I'm also an instructor in Hawaiian Studies at Hawaii Community College. I'm also the Secretary for our Hawaiian Civic Club of Ka`u. I steward the Ka`u makahiki grounds which is one of the PONC properties located in Ka`u. I do a lot of community volunteer work in working with our food hubs, currently in Ka`u, and Pahala, and in Na`alehu. I do the Young Voter Registration Program for Ka`u High School to get the students registered to vote. I'm happy to serve and represent Ka`u. Like the others, I'm really busy with a lot of things so I respectfully decline to serve as Chair or Vice Chair. Mahalo nui loa. Aloha. KOSSOW: Aloha everybody, if you can go "Bronsten" for short. Thank you so much for allowing us to be here today and get to discuss some good things for our community. Currently, I'm the Operations Vice President for Paradise Helicopters. I'm also the Business Development Manager for (indiscernible). My past Commission that I was a part of was actually serving with Mr. Yoshina on the Game Management Advisory Commission. I also served as Chair for a year. Other than that, I'm very fascinated about the electoral process and very fascinated about the redistricting as well so much aloha to all of you. LOPEZ: Good morning, this is Steve here and I'm officially known in the County through my Hawaiian given name, Kawena, so personally if we can, I'd prefer to use that. I have been 25 years in Hawaii as a transplant from Bay Area California where I retired from Hewlett Packard Company. I have been on the local board of the West Hawaii Medical Center and CEO of Hawaii Knights of Columbus. I retired from HP as I said. I have also retired from County, all on the Legislative side as a Council Aide, Legislative Assistant, Legislative Specialist, and Deputy County Clerk. Most recently, about a year ago, I think it was, maybe it was 2 years now, on the Liquor Commission and I enjoy being a part of community service and what I have learned in the County and through the County in contributing to our citizenry, the Redistricting Committee or Commission, to me, was one that drew me particularly in light of the last 2 years if you will or more, of how elections have been a problem, if you will, the things that are said, the things that are done, gerrymandering and so on, so forth, all the issues that go into what may contribute to a lopsided voting situation so I'd like to do my part here in Hawaii to contribute to fair and equal elections. I think redistricting is one way to do that. Thank you. HUSTACE: Aloha kakou. My name is James Hustace. I was born on Oahu but grew up in Waimea and so I've called Waimea my home for many years. I'm currently a C!