2013-06-17 Game Management Advisory Commission Minutes

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Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting Minutes – June 17, 2013 S. Araujo: OK? Now, things fell by the wayside after different people took it over. OK. So, you guys can actually try to talk, um… What’s her name? Chair Sylvester: Lisa [Hadway]. S. Araujo: Lisa [Hadway], OK. Reinstate the old program. OK? Um, as far as your wanton waste, um, legislation, what this body could do is create a – formulate a letter – it’s called a Facts and Findings. We the Commission have found that da, da, da, OK. Therefore, maybe you want to create a County ordinance. Maybe this is where you go first – a County ordinance – and you can cover the entire wanton waste within the County – we recommend that and da, da, da,. And then from there, you can have the County Council introduce legislation on your wanton waste, OK, not the Commission – the County to the State Legislature – and that can be done at this session, this upcoming session. The process – do the process – because the process – the thing that you folks are missing is the County Council. OK. Remember when the Commission was first starting, OK, the State said, ah, later with the Commission, we no need listen to those guys, remember all that? OK, but when this Commission came out with the aerial shooting thing and the County created an ordinance – now you have got everybody’s attention. So, don’t miss that critical step – the critical step is the County Council – do the process – it’s a little longer – it’ll be more effective and it’s not that the Commission didn’t do anything – the Commission initiated the thing to go roll, OK? Thank you… ?: [Unclear] Chair Sylvester: OK… Is there a motion for anything particular [unclear] – do it right now or should we do anything? [Pause] [Unclear] more information… C. Bailey: I don’t know Chairman, but the discussion I hear in my district – they want Lisa Hadway – they want her job. They want her to be reassigned – I mean they shot as much sheep in two days that they normally do in a year, for the last thirty years. You know, even the eco-activists feel, you know, if you have the necessity, where you have to incorporate aerial eradication – they only agree upon it, if it’s done in a professional and a humane way. And I mean that’s across 37