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<br />Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes - May 13, 2013 <br />your managers that are responsible for moving this project <br />forward – and make sure that there is an open dialogue – <br />that, you know, like as a commission – it’s hard for a <br />manager to deal with a thousand calls from a thousand <br />hunters – but if this group is organized and you guys have <br />concerns – then I think it’s fair enough that – for us as <br />managers to expect to be able to be accountable to you <br />guys. I think a two-way dialogue is really, really good. I <br />guess one thing too, is I would ask – as much as possible – <br />that you guys could keep this relationship very constructive – <br />because that’s what’s gonna get this stuff done. So, I think <br />you guys can do that – because I mean you are a County <br />sanctioned group – and you’re organized. I think also – if <br />there’s – you know - there’s a bunch of things I’d like to see <br />changed. I’d like to see rules changed – I’d like to see, you <br />know, people from out of State being charged more money – <br />you know all of that stuff takes organized support from the <br />community – I think that this commission can do that – like <br />writing letters, showing up at the Leg – and saying, Yeah! <br />You know, like let’s do whatever we can to \[unclear\] the <br />hunting rules. I know sometimes it might take the Governor’s <br />– and I’m not real clear on this – it might take the Governor’s <br />signature to change the hunting rules – I think this time <br />around I would love that – if that could somehow be <br />streamlined and some decisions could be kept at a lower <br />level and maybe that’s something that this commission could <br />support. I think ideas for other areas, you know, you guys <br />know people in the community – you know – again we can’t <br />do everything that this group or any group of hunters want to <br />do – but I think there’s a lot of good ideas – that I’ve heard <br />statewide from the hunting community that I’ve not heard <br />from other State people – so I think that’s really important as <br />well… <br /> <br />D. Yoshina: We’re talking about hunting but we’re also responsible for <br />fishing, gathering, and I guess \[unclear\] but I guess <br />\[unclear\]. So, you’ve spoken tonight quite eloquently about <br />hunting and we’ve ah, I’m wondering about the fishing… <br /> <br />J. Jokiel: Yeah, I know that’s a huge issue. And I’m really not focusing <br />on that. Honestly, I think – in my mind – I think the Na Ala <br />Hele Program – should be working on that because that’s – <br />you know access is a really big issue – not that it’s not <br />important to me – but I can’t – I’ve talked to Debbie Chang a <br />little bit about some fishing access stuff but, I don’t know if I <br />can take that on as much as this – and I’d love to if I can <br /> 12 <br /> <br />