2021-12-09 Redistricting Commission minutes (9th Session)

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a motion, but it could very well be there to submit a recommendation. Thank you. Is that 17.1? Is it I'm referring to? KOSSOW: No. It's Ms. Lui's letter transcribing that to the Commission. LOPEZ: Okay. Thank you. HUSTACE: Chair, I believeI think that communication was dated October 20''. So, I think action was made on our meeting on the 28h if I'm not mistaken. So, I don't know if those minutes areI think they're still in draft form at the moment. `Cause that would have been meeting number six. KOSSOW: Right. Ms. Lui? LUL Why don't we table this until those minutes come out because I do remember that I did make a motion after Ms. Nakamoto told us that they were counted in the place of incarceration, which I didn't agree with. I yield. KOSSOW: Thank you, Ms. Lui. KAUKA: Chair, this is Dennis. KOSSOW: Mr. Kauka. KAUKA: Perhaps this might help, or just to provide some clarity, I do have the draft minutes for October 28h. They were posted yesterday online, but not in time to be on the agenda today to be approved. But page 36 of those minutes, there was a motion from Ms. Lui, and I'll just read. It was, Ms. Lui moved for the Commission to write to legislators at the State level to ask them to draft and pass legislation to count incarcerated people in their self-designated permanent address. The motion was seconded by Mr. Yoshina, and the Commissioners approved that. That was on October 28h. KOSSOW: Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Kauka, for that. Was it just to the legislators? HUSTACE: Chair. KOSSOW: Mr. Hustace, thank you. HUSTACE: I'm just looking at it further. Thank you, Mr. Kauka for identifying that page. I think it also was amended to—Yeah, really the State Reps, State Senators, and even include State Election Office, but I don't know if they would be able to take any action on it. But at least be included in that. I think the action has to be made from the legislator/legislators. I yield. KOSSOW: Thank you, Mr. Hustace. Any other discussion? 25