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WOODWARD: Well, I think you could probably, once a motion is made, that could be part of discussion, if I’m correct. Is that correct, Mr. Torigoe? TORIGOE: Well, the motion has been for a very limited purpose; so you would have to amend that motion. WOODWARD: Well, we’ve already voted on the motion to admit those documents, and that passed. SIRACUSA: But not the information that I got from Mr. Kahiapo. WOODWARD: But I mean, if we make a motion to one way or another on the first item on the agenda, the rezoning item -. WATANABE: Yet, then the discussion will be limited to whatever is within the record and not introduction of new material. WOODWARD: Okay. WATANABE: So are we clear on that? SIRACUSA: Okay. Actually, what I learned wasn’t a hundred percent favorable to my position anyways. But I felt I should in fairness bring it up. WATANABE: Okay, but let’s -. Yeah, go ahead, Mr. Torigoe. TORIGOE: Just for your information, if there is information that the Planning Commission would like to see in the record, you can always ask the parties if they would stipulate to put it in, you know. So that’s an option. WATANABE: That would be a separate motion, though. What he is saying is if you want to introduce that, we could reopen specifically again for that limited purpose, providing the two parties agree. Now, again, I appreciate the fact that you are trying to be very open about this even though, according to you, it doesn’t support your position. But I’m not sure that it would be fruitful given, again, the voting record that we’ve experienced over the past few meetings, as well as the fact that we are only an advisory position anyway. Thank you. BOWMAN: I have a question. WATANABE: Yes. BOWMAN: I agree. I think, you know, it may not be at this meeting. But at some point I would like to have more information because I, too, you know -. WATANABE: With regard to ciguatera? EXHIBIT A 12