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really you know it doesn't appear like anything is moving forward. <br /> I have been in that situation where I'd said forget it you know. I'm <br /> moving on...this is...so I wouldn't hold him to that one statement <br /> especially since he has continued to submit correspondence in <br /> regards to this and it is pretty clear that this is something that is <br /> very important to him and I would assume to other members of our <br /> County as well...but that's just an assumption. So that's just that <br /> part...1 do want to...I have a question for the Counsel. So <br /> basically as far as procedure is concerned so we have the motion, <br /> we have the second, we can vote for this now and then...is it then <br /> afterwards that we will a) set the date and b) the specific verbiage <br /> so that you know everybody is crystal clear as to what the <br /> requirements are and what the consequences are if the <br /> requirements of this resolution are not met. <br /> Mr. Murai: Madame Chair. Pursuant to Rule 5 of the rules of the Board. If <br /> the Board wishes to set or commission an investigation or set an <br /> investigatory hearing...it must be by formal resolution and it must <br /> contain certain things. In other words, it may...it should set forth <br /> whose gonna conduct the investigation...the Board could appoint a <br /> sub-committee, it could appoint an individual member or it could <br /> appoint a staff member to conduct the investigation. The only <br /> thing I'm not certain about is whether when it say formal <br /> resolution whether that formal resolution may be made orally. It <br /> doesn't say written so I'm gonna presume that even an oral <br /> resolution would be acceptable to the Board. So with that in mind, <br /> my only I guess guidance would be however the Board does <br /> this...we look at Rule 5 and hit on all the things that Rule 5 <br /> requires such as designating whose going to hear the...conduct the <br /> investigatory hearing and in others I could be an entire Board, a <br /> sub-committee or an individual person. <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: I still kind of have the question whether we have to formulate the <br /> entire resolution in terms of you know the verbiage of it with the <br /> current motion...if that's okay with the current motion or if we <br /> have to make another motion. So that's one question and then do <br /> we fully have to articulate it before we vote on it. <br /> Mr. Goodenow: Before you respond, could I add a little to that by saying...look I <br /> wasn't here for the discussion on whether you're going to do it or <br /> not. I don't want to jeopardize anything by voting without having <br /> reviewing the minutes right so I'll abstain from that vote, but if it <br /> does pass certainly then these other procedures and how it's <br /> worded I would be fine with voting on that. So I would hope that <br /> you we could just vote...are you gonna do it or not...if it passes <br /> will be move on to that. I would think it should be...we should <br /> 37 <br />