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KK: I don't have any questions per se, but I just would like to publicly say that I know <br />the person—Claude—personally. We grew up in the same neighborhood and of <br />course Jan and Lincoln are personal friends. <br />PAKELE: We are younger, though, right? <br />KK: What? <br />PAKELE: We're younger though, right? <br />KK: Yes. Jan's husband and I are on the same board at the credit union and so forth, <br />so we have connections, but I will try to render as fair a decision as I possibly <br />could under the circumstances. If we have no further questions, we'd like to <br />thank you for being here and your concern regarding this matter. <br />ASHIDA: Are you going to—Mr. Chairman, are you going to —does the Commission vote, <br />render a decision now, or at the end of the meeting? <br />KK: I believe at the end of the meeting. We're still awaiting the arrival of Mr. <br />Williams <br />PKO: Well actually, he will not vote, because he has not seen or heard this, so I think <br />it's customary that we do it right after we hear the matter. <br />KK: Are you ready to vote? Can we vote on the matter right now? <br />PKO: Yes. <br />KK: Are you ready to vote on this matter? <br />WJ: I'm ready. <br />KK: Okay, in the matter of Petition No. 2006 -01, regarding Claude Onizuka's <br />application to be on the Hawaii County Liquor Commission, all those in favor <br />of <br />PKO: - -I think you should ask for a motion to find there is no conflict of interest in the <br />service, and then I will draft a proposal for you to vote on at your next meeting. I <br />mean, if that's the—either there is or there isn't, but. <br />KK: Give me some words, there. You know, I tell you, my hearing is really in bad <br />shape. <br />KI: I move that we accept —not accept, but I move that we say there is no conflict of <br />interest in Mr. Onizuka serving on the Liquor Commission. <br />AL: I'll second. <br />5 <br />