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CADAOAS: Malama Market? <br />HENRICKS: Yeah. Are they against the shopping center? <br />CADAOAS: No, I don't know. <br />HENRICKS: That's it. They've got to have a position for him to advocate it. If there is <br />no position, he can't be advocating a position. <br />CHAIR: Okay, okay, hold on, Arne, let's <br />HENRICKS: - -You have to determine before you make a conflict of interest, you've got <br />to need to remember what the interest is. <br />CHAIR: Okay, calm down, number one. <br />HENRICKS: Okay. <br />CHAIR: Number two, okay, we have a petitioner here, and yes, he is alleging a conflict <br />of interest, okay. Number three, we need to treat him with respect, and everybody here, <br />okay. If you 're asking him <br />HENRICKS: - -okay <br />CHAIR: - -hold on, if you 're asking him what he thinks the conflict is, then allow him to <br />answer. How do you think there was a conflict in Mr. Yagong voting on it? <br />CADAOAS: Okay, in his statement, he says he's not affiliated with Malama Market. <br />CHAIR: Correct. <br />CADAOAS: Okay? Now in the other forms I sent, where he works at, and if you look, all <br />three entities are clearly affiliated with each other. There is that's interest, right there. <br />CHAIR: Okay. Because they're Kalama Beach Corporation, Food Pantry, these are the <br />corporations that are either acting as agents or whatnot, you feel the conflict lies there <br />CADAOAS: --yes-- <br />CHAIR: -- because Mr. Yagong did vote on Bill 283 while employed for Food Pantry. <br />CADAOAS: Yes. <br />CHAIR: All right. Does that answer your question, Arne? <br />HENRICKS: No, I'm trying I want a step before that. Before you can even get into the <br />fact of whether he's with Malama Market or not, you must determine whether Malama <br />Market has a position, an opposition to the shopping center. Because to advocate a <br />9 <br />