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<br />Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – June 17, 2013 <br /> <br />B. Command: Chairman? [Unclear] point of order – for the Commissioners <br />– when you talk – as much as possible please just introduce <br />yourself for Barbara’s report. <br /> <br />Chair Sylvester: OK… <br /> <br />B. Command: Thank you. <br /> <br />Chair Sylvester: OK. No more testimony on agenda items. Please limit <br />testimony to agenda items only. If you wish to speak to the <br />Commission [unclear] concerns or make suggestions – <br />please do so in writing – [unclear] request at the next <br />available meeting. Direct any testimony toward the Chairman <br />please. Thank you. OK. Anyone else who wants to be on. I <br />have Palikapu Dedman. <br /> <br />P. Dedman: [Unclear] Kinda got [unclear] stuff. Thank you. Anyway, I just <br />wanted to ask – [unclear] you guys familiar with it? <br /> [Unclear] on one part – cause they deal with – who looks at <br />the hunting subsistence – the traditional practices and <br />cultural gathering rights in this commission – and how do <br />you go about looking for someone with that expertise when <br />you address [unclear]. Since its right here – here plainly part <br />of your by-laws or the law of this bill – I just asking a <br />question. And an opportunity later on to be on the agenda for <br />more proposed issues that the hunters and everybody gonna <br />organize to come up with a priority list on what we feel <br />mauka to makai should be some things that should be <br />addressed by this Commission. So, I’d just like to give a <br />heads up – to get it up so they come on the agenda again <br />with a more fine tuned priority list on all these – island wide – <br />asking them to bring a priority from one to five and then we’ll <br />all put it together and see what the priorities would be and <br />we’d leave that with you as part of your goals at these – the <br />hunters on this island would like you to accomplish even if <br />it’s part of doing government – making new rules – or even if <br />it’s to get on the agenda on another chapter or charter on the <br />voting ballot – to make Commission changes – I mean we <br />should get more strong about where we’re going and the first <br />question I go back to – who does that corporate counsel – <br />who usually sits on this Advisory Commission that deals with <br />this language that’s in this Commission that deals with the <br />Hawaiians – because I don’t see a Hawaiian voice in this <br />whole Commission, and yet, it talks about traditional and <br /> 3 <br /> <br />