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<br /> <br />KENOI: I can ask one question? Sorry yeah, Brian. That 30-days‒‒they cannot meet 2 <br />weeks? What if they wanted to meet in two weeks? Maybe like do two week, two week, <br />and then get into one month, one month. I don’t know‒‒I don’t know what kind time <br />you get. <br /> <br />DELIMA: Actually, that was my next question because I was ‒‒ <br /> <br />KENOI: Or gotta be 30 days. <br /> <br />DELIMA: ‒‒when I was watching the Council meeting, as you‒‒they were asking you <br />questions, Duane. They asked you, ‘well how long going take us to come up with a <br />master plan,’ and I think you said by the end of summer. I said, ‘end of summer? We <br />going have to meet every week.’ <br /> <br />BEGIER: Every day. <br /> <br />DELIMA: I mean that’s what I‒‒when you were saying, I was thinking that. But now, <br />but if it’s the end of summer then you must have some idea of where you want to go with <br />that stuff so I was going to ask Lucas‒‒so what’s the time plan for the Agen‒‒I mean you <br />must have an idea for you guys to think that we can come up with a master plan by the <br />end of summer for a like a proposed process. When do you think we can get a look at the <br />proposed process? Do you think that you’re going to be ready to like punch that out <br />within the next couple of weeks? Or‒‒ <br /> <br />KANUHA: Okay, let me‒‒ <br /> <br />BRILHANTE: Duane, I’ll address the 30-day requirement and then you can do the <br />administrative matters. <br /> <br />KANUHA: Okay, the 30-day requirement on the rules? <br /> <br />BRILHANTE: Yeah. The 30-day requirement is only specific to the rules. So we <br />already have the draft rules here with us‒‒ <br /> <br />DELIMA: From the last agency? <br /> <br />BRILHANTE: Yeah. And what we did, we made some updates, we incorporated some <br />new information to it. So we have a proposed draft. We can have a discussion with that. <br />The only problem‒‒the 30-day requirement comes up because under State law, when you <br />are going to adopt rules for an agency, you need a 30-day publication time period. So <br />once you say, ‘okay, these are the rules we’re going to go forward with, we have a set of <br />draft rules that we’re going to use,’ then we publicize it for 30 days then you guys can <br />adopt it within 30 days. But within that time period, that doesn’t preclude you from <br />doing any other business. So you can have continuous meetings all throughout that time <br />period. The 30 days is just specific to the rules, adoption of the rules. <br />Page 7 <br /> <br /> <br />