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HAWAII COUNTY BOARD OF ETHICS <br />MINUTES — REGULAR SESSION <br />May 18, 2005 — 10:00 a.m. <br />Liquor Department Conference Room <br />101 Aupum Street, Suite 230, Hilo, Hawaii 96720 <br />Present: Reeve Williams, Chair <br />Karl Kawahara, Vice Chair <br />Kerry Inouye, Member <br />Wayne Joseph, Member <br />Amy G. Self, Deputy Corporation Counsel <br />Mary Crosson, Secretary <br />CHAIR: It's ten o'clock, or almost ten o'clock, and let the record show that the <br />meeting will proceed. And do we see any members of the public <br />walking in the door? None present. If not, we'll go right into the <br />minutes. So the minutes of the April 12, 2005, Regular Session are in <br />your possession. Have you all had a chance to review these copious <br />notes? Bless your heart, Mary, for wading through al l this stuff, a ton <br />of it. <br />KK: You know, I have a question, maybe from the legal standpoint. Is <br />verbatim notes in the minutes a requirement now of the County? <br />CHAIR: Or can you summarize? <br />AGS: No, I think some- <br />KK: - -I asked that before. <br />AGS: I think there are some boards that do summarize. I can get back to you <br />on that. <br />KK: Yeah, well. <br />AGS: You're wondering if you could—if they could just start summarizing so <br />that- <br />KK: Of course, it can be dangerous. <br />