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MATSON: Okay. And then after that, after that final round of public testimony, then you, <br /> the commissioners, decide on the ultimate final boundary lines? <br /> HUSTACE: Yes. Yes, and then we also provide evidence and write up documentation <br /> about why the changes we made and so forth. <br /> MATSON: Okay. Thank you, James. I really appreciate that. I have nothing further. I <br /> don't know if anyone else does. <br /> HUSTACE: Thank you, Ms. Matson. <br /> MATSON: Mahalo. <br /> HEDRICK: Hi, Hannah Hedrick, again. I intend to leave this meeting and take <br /> information and public and publish it on the Fern Forest Bulletin Board, Big Island <br /> Thieves, and every place I can find. And I would like a succinct statement about the <br /> guiding principles. So concerned again about what's going on in Texas when the <br /> redistricting is done to intentionally deprive people of the right to vote. And so, I would <br /> like to know what your guiding principles are. And then my only other comment is, two <br /> meetings are not enough. If you're even sincere at all about your outreach, we should <br /> have a meeting in every district. You cannot expect people in Puna, an impoverished <br /> subdivision, to come to a meeting like this with gas prices of$4.26. And Zoom—forget <br /> it. So, I'm asking you,please, if it's just one person, doesn't have to be this fancy set up. <br /> Someone with a little thing like that, take input by hand, doesn't have to be this expensive <br /> kind of electronic thing. But just let people come together and discuss these issues. So <br /> once again, what are your guiding principles? And can we have more access to you <br /> consultants and to you experts? <br /> HUSTACE: Mahalo. (Pause.) <br /> ARACELEY: Chair, it's being asked if you could recite the website where people could <br /> go and see the proposed maps. <br /> HUSTACE: So, my best recommendation, if you have like very technical questions about <br /> the maps is to really email the Commission, and the County staff will be responding to <br /> you. This email address, once again, is redistrictingcommission@ <br /> CERMELJ: Hold on! <br /> ARACELEY: redistrictingcommission@hawaiicounty.gov <br /> HUSTACE: So, that's the email address that you would use to request any sort of, you <br /> know, feedback, to provide testimony at the large public meetings. You know, this is <br /> really just a public testimony, and I've really kind of stepped outside my bounds to speak <br /> about these things. But it's really to hear from you, but I wanted to, you know, share <br /> some of the questions you had and try and provide some guidance. That is public <br /> 8 <br />