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Salary Commission June 8, 2023 <br />these itemsas our previous one—can be tabled, right—for you to continue to digest, read, <br />research, review the materials provided, and think on it as you have a better understanding of the <br />information before you. <br />And look at the work that the Honolulu City and County Salary Commission did—'cause they <br />created a PIG. Was that beneficial? Review it and think to yourself, "Is this something that <br />would be beneficial to this Commission?" And maybe not. Maybe the information gathered, <br />you feel, could be done collectively as one Commission, as opposed to another PIG, right— <br />,cause <br />ight`cause that requires additional meetings for whomever is in that PIG—then you report back, <br />right. <br />So, ultimately, that's a question for all of you to decide on. <br />MS. GREENBAUM: Thank you. <br />MS. NAKAMA: Teresa Nakama, District 8. Sorry, Judy. Question—can two—regarding <br />Sunshine Law—can two members meet without a PIG? <br />MS. FRENZ: You should—and I will cover this more in-depth with you, Commissioner <br />Nakama—you should refrain from discussing board business outside of public hearings. The <br />purpose of Sunshine Law is to ensure transparency to the public and if there are agenda items, <br />and you are discussing them outside—it would and could create the appearance to someone who <br />may not know any better, that you are violating Sunshine. <br />So, it is much cleaner to avoid conversations, such as those, outside of board hearings unless you <br />are doing it properly—and we can continue to discuss that off-line. <br />MS. NAKAMA: So, the question is, in order to do any form of discussion, we'd have to form a <br />PIG so that two members can meet and talk about agenda items? <br />MS. FRENZ: Or you do that here, in our open hearings. <br />MS. NAKAMA: Or the open hearings. <br />MS. FRENZ: Complying with Sunshine. <br />MS. NAKAMA: To comply with Sunshine Law. <br />MS. FRENZ: So, one of the things that I cover with everyone is violations of the spirit of <br />Sunshine Law. While they may not be legal violations of Sunshine, your conversation with one <br />other Commissioner could result in a conversation with another Commissioner, and then the <br />same conversation with another Commissioner, and another. And before you know it, although <br />you haven't legally violated Sunshine it violates the spirit of Sunshine, right, by having what <br />we, kind of call "serial communications" when those could and should occur before the public, <br />so they can see what our thought processes are. <br />Page 33 <br />
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