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CO: Chair, this Cortney— District 8. 1 am just wondering if we can concisely—if it's a word <br /> we're looking for that would—that maybe Sylvia can advise on the specific word we <br /> need to use in order to get this motion passed in order to move us along—that would <br /> be helpful —is that what we're waiting on? I've lost the thread of why we cannot just <br /> establish the initial PIG to then proceed—can we do that. <br /> AA: Um, I guess, yeah, go ahead Sylvia. <br /> SW: Deputy Corporation Counsel Sylvia Wan. So the original motion if my understanding was <br /> correct—was that it was a motion for an investigative committee for the legislative <br /> session to identify bills that affect hunting, fishing and gathering rights and then once <br /> those were identified, Commissioner Duerr has suggested identifying the ones that <br /> would have the most interest, so rather than just identifying 100 bills— prioritizing the <br /> ones of most interest and providing that to the Commission for further investigation. <br /> CO: And just to clarify, we're still in discussion for establishing that. Is that correct?That's <br /> what this is about? <br /> SW: That is correct because... <br /> CO: Are we lacking anything in order to proceed with this initial PIG? <br /> SW: With the initial PIG and the initial motion on the floor— no— however there was another <br /> amendment that was proffered by Commissioner Leomana Turalde about broadening <br /> the PIG to beyond identifying the bills to include just—to reduce the scope or rather <br /> expand the scope to just legislature committee to not only identify the bills but to <br /> investigate the bills and that's when I had stated that that was too broad and did not <br /> provide enough detail as far as scope as is required by the statute. So, from my <br /> particular perspective as an attorney looking at the Sunshine Law 92-2.5, 1 think <br /> Chairperson's original motion is correct. <br /> AG: Austin Griffey— District 6. So, in Leomana's case can we do two legislative—one for <br /> investigation and one for action? <br /> SW: Yes, but necessarily you would need to have one to follow the other because how can <br /> you do actions if you haven't identified the bills yet. So, what I was suggesting is that <br /> you have the first initial PIG to identify the bills that the Commission wants to spend <br /> time on and then you can set up your second round of PIGGS— PIG or PIGS—one or <br /> more groups to look into those specifics and define your scope at that time. If you <br /> wanted to make recommendations and draft testimony to be considered by the <br /> Commission you can do that too, but you have to identify the bills first. <br /> 25 <br />