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Kona in order to provide an amendment to the Puna CDP. First off, the Kanaka Council <br />supports the Puna CDP in form, and that we would like to add to the Puna CDP an <br />amendment that I think is being passed to you, that the Kanaka Council met and put <br />together this amendment so that we could try, well, in the Puna CDP it refers a lot to <br />Hawaiian Resources, the culture, the tradition, the customs. And at that time what I <br />testified to was that the Hawaiian or the Kanaka presence was missing from the Puna <br />CDP. And so we put together this proposal, this amendment that states and provides in <br />the opening paragraph, it lays the foundation. It provides all of the constitution laws, the <br />Supreme Court decisions, the HRS Statutes that provides for the Kanaka to be inclusive <br />in all of these decisions, especially with some of the Supreme Court cases that came <br />before us with Palikapu Dedman, with Wao Kele O Puna, and the access and the <br />protection of the resources, and with Kohana‘iki that was won by Angel Pilago, as well <br />as the Ka Pa‘akai case, and also with Jimmy Medeiros in his law suit that he brought on <br />with Hokulia. And so we laid the foundation in this amendment to make sure that this <br />gives us our right to have the input, and also gives the direction into the protection of the <br />cultural resources from mauka to makai as well as all of the traditions and customs. And <br />you will see in this amendment all of the things that we have put forth; and we made it to <br />form to fit into the Puna CDP. And so I look forward to your approval of this <br />amendment. Mahalo. <br />WATANABE: Thank you. Do we have any questions for Mr. Kale? No? Okay, <br />then, thank you, Kale. Nohea? <br />CRUTCHER: Hi. My name is Luela Nohea Chang Crutcher. I’m a resident of <br />the Wa‘awa‘a area. <br />WATANABE: Could you speak into the mike, Ma’am. <br />CRUTCHER: My name is Lela Nohea Chang Crutcher. I’m a resident of <br />Wa‘awa‘a and my post office box is 928 in Pahoa. I support the recommendation that <br />this amendment be added, the reason being that I think it adds more clarity to what has <br />already been stated in a very well written CDP. The accountability to me is very <br />important. What I see missing in government today is accountability. Things get done, <br />areas get graded out; and this adds some accountability. It’s asking for a Commission. <br />It’s asking for a Commission. And I support that the Commission be put in place so that <br />there is some accountability that things get protected. It’s nice to state that we want <br />protection, but we want to see accountability regarding that protection. Thank you. <br />WATANABE: Okay, thank you. It doesn’t seem like anyone has any questions, <br />so -. Your name was Jeff? <br />DELANEY: Yes, Jeff. <br />WATANABE: Yes, right. Name and address, please. <br /> EXHIBIT B <br />3 <br /> <br />
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