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LUL From my understanding, there are states that have changed the rules so that inmates <br /> are counted at their place of permanent residence. I think that Common Cause did <br /> comment on this, and I think they might have more of that information. But, I would just <br /> say that the first motion should still hold, and that we should make that request to our <br /> legislators. I yield. <br /> KOSSOW: Thank you, Ms. Lui. Do we have any other discussion regarding this <br /> incarcerated peoples? (No response.) <br /> STATEMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON AGENDA ITEMS (part 3) <br /> KOSSOW: Mr. Aki, are you still available on Zoom? <br /> JACOB AKI <br /> AKL Aloha, Chair. Can you folks hear me? <br /> KOSSOW: Yes. <br /> AKL Okay, sorry about that. Yes, so we can definitely share information that we have to <br /> you folks. We did submit that to the Commission in previous meetings, but I can resend <br /> to you folks, as well as to the Elections Office. But we'd also want to also make a point <br /> that, you know, the change at the State Office of Election would only be relevant to the <br /> State reapportionment process. Just to also clarify that for the County to If the County <br /> would want, for your folk's process, to count these people where they are at, or where <br /> their home address is at, it would also need to be amended in the County Charter as well. <br /> So, if there's any changes made at the State level, that would be for the State <br /> Reapportionment process only. So, the County should proceed in making the changes in <br /> your folk's County Charter as well. <br /> KOSSOW: Thank you, Mr. Aki. I'm just reading through Common Cause's <br /> Communication 35. It does recommend to review and discuss amending and mandating it <br /> through the County Charter and the County Code sections. So, we can either write the <br /> letter to the legislators, which we know, I assume from what the information I have <br /> received, is that it would only affect the Reapportionment Commission. Or we can make <br /> a recommendation to the Council for this. So, I'm open for discussion and open for <br /> questions. <br /> HUSTACE: So moved, Chair. That we write a letter of recommendation to our Council <br /> to making this adjustment as well. If it coincides with the State work, then we need to <br /> follow suit. And I don't know if the State's going to do it, but we can try and do it on our <br /> end at least. <br /> KOSSOW: Motion's on the table to write a letter to the Council regarding the <br /> incarcerated peoples. Is there a second? <br /> 27 <br />