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2. Legislative Update <br />No report. <br />D. Marketing <br />1. Newsletter <br />No report. <br />E. Community Reports <br />P. Newland reported that she picked up a proclamation from the Mayors Office <br />declaring November as DomesticHarmony Awareness Month and Domestic <br />Harmony Awareness Day on November 11. Last night, she attended the Governors <br />Advisory Council for East Hawaii and she was able to share a green ribbon which <br />represents Domestic Harmony Awareness Month and also tie it in with Gentle Birth. <br />She was also able to start a program in England this past summer. <br />D. Noda mentioned that next week the BigIsland Coalition Against Physical and <br />Sexual Abuse are recognizing the SANE Nurses since its their tenth anniversary. <br />The numbers of nurses who are willing to do it are dwindling due to burn out, <br />recruitment, and interest. <br />UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br />A. Resignations and appointments <br />D. Pung read the resignation e-mail from M. Masunaga. <br />D. Noda clarified that M. Masunagas position on the HSCSW is an appointed <br />position by the Governor. M. Masunaga is still on the committee, but as a non- <br />voting member until her term expires on the state commission. Her interpretation of <br />the committees bylaws states there are nine voting members plus the two ex- <br />officios, the Corporation Counsel and the state representative. The statute requires <br />a wide diversity and representation as possible. The whole situation came up in a <br />weird format because HSCSW was not funded for a while. M. Masunaga could also <br />re-apply to serve on the HSCSW, but the Governor needs to make a decision <br />whethershewouldreappointM.MasunagaorappointsomeoneelsetobeCSWs <br />representative. M. Masunaga could also be appointed by the Mayor and become a <br />votingmemberonCSW. <br />K.PeterssaidthatM.MasunagarecommendedKatieNovaasherreplacementfrom <br />Kona. She has known K. Nova for many years and K. Nova has been a member of <br />AAUW,Soroptimist,instrumentalinGEMS,andhasalotofexperienceinprojects. <br />After some discussion, P. Newland moved that CSW recommend K. Nova to fillthe <br />vacant position in West Hawaii. E. Takazawa seconded the motion. The motion <br />was passed. <br />4 <br /> <br />
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