2014-04-21 Game Management Advisory Commission Minutes

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Hawai’i Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting Minutes – April 21, 2014 System is critical habitat in case you guys don’t know that. Everything. Hawaiian Homes, private, lots of private property is critical habitat. So you cannot have game management in critical habitat. So if you can have the species delisted and down listed – now you get rid of critical habitat. Now you have open areas for game management, for recreation. Chair Sylvester: OK. Let’s - when we get to that part we’ll call you up again \[unclear\]. S. Araujo: OK. Chair Sylvester: Thanks. Lincoln, that was on the draft agenda. L. Ashida: You’re talking about the Con Con \[unclear\]? Chair Sylvester: Yeah. L. Ashida: What case are you talking about? Chair Sylvester: Hawai’i versus… L. Ashida: The cases I read \[unclear\] issue specific, I don’t think there was any specific planning, was there? I wasn’t aware of any \[unclear\]. I guess I need a little narrower scope here. I need a little more direction. \[Unclear\] what you’re talking about. Chair Sylvester: I think in general because it’s under the Attorney Generals’ footnotes about stratification \[unclear\]. L. Ashida: Footnote where? You got to help me out. Chair Sylvester: Yeah. OK. Unfinished Business: M. Bartell: So Tony, let’s go back to that one. Chair Sylvester: OK. M.Bartell: Lincoln I don’t understand. So you’re asking – I mean it’s pretty clear here in the ’78 Constitutional Convention game animals removed from the natural resources. L. Ashida: Where does it say that? Where did the Supreme Court say that? What case. Where’s the citation? I need that. I need it. M.Bartell: You need it, so… So you, I mean, OK, um, we go find a lawyer to research this for us? Is that what you mean? 5