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<br />Hawaii Game Management Advisory Commission Meeting <br />Minutes – September 15, 2014 <br />C. Masuda: You could. But then it would be kind of hard for people to <br />adequately testify into – beforehand since they don’t know what the issue is… <br /> <br />B. Command: Right, it would be impossible, right? <br /> <br />C. Masuda: Yeah, kind of hard. <br /> <br />B. Command: OK. <br /> <br />T. Sylvester: So, it’s report only, then? Because if he has a pressing issue in Kau <br />and he does his report but we can’t take any action on it… <br /> <br />B. Command: Unless it’s on the agenda. If it’s listed on the agenda then you <br />could. <br /> <br />C. Masuda: That’s what I was saying. That it’s up to each district representative <br />to give the Chairman enough information that they could make a meaningful <br />entry to the agenda. <br /> <br />K. De Coito: See that way we choose what should be on the agenda here. Not <br />have it from the public saying can I be on the agenda. We not going say oh yeah, <br />yeah, yeah, wait, wait, wait. NO. Cause we addressing concerns throughout <br />everybody – not one person. That’s how I see it. I just see too many guys come <br />in here – how they going be on the agenda. No! We gotta tackle it the right way <br />and that’s about it and the agenda should be decided among us, so that that way <br />when they do see it on the website or if I’m the guy going give my district is here <br />and they say, hey, the topics what you guys told me about we on the agenda this <br />month. We need you guys voice for here, you know, come out, hear what we <br />talking about – then we do one public testimony – the public can then speak out. <br />But then they know. Whether it’s gonna be fielded by Honokaa, whether it’s <br />gonna be fielded by Kau, whether it’s gonna be fielded by Hilo, because they <br />know that eh, that’s the topic we was talking about, this month’s topic. They <br />prepare themselves. So when we bring whoever going answer the questions, <br />well, the public going hear ‘em, by whoever going answer those questions that <br />we have concerns on who and not a phone call. It’s like everybody going hear. <br />It’s not what Lisa (Hadway) and I going talk and oh, what Lisa (Hadway) going <br />say and then I go come hear and say something. I might misinterpret what she <br />just told me. But if she says it, she’ll says it better everybody hear it . <br /> <br />Chair Lodge: Right. Do you check your email? <br /> <br />K. De Coito: Everyday. <br /> <br />Chair Lodge: Most of the agenda items come from - and your suggestion of, you <br />know, like a district – or like I said a committee report but just the district report, <br />you know, any where it is in there – that would be an easy thing for us to do. And, <br /> 13 <br /> <br />
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