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Ms. Kahakalau: Yeah...and given the you know if we look at our historic public <br /> input and you know I don't think it's gonna...we're gonna have <br /> twenty people showing up that type of thing. <br /> Mr. Adams: Okay so what I'm hearing is that there is some...interest in seeing <br /> this vetting...the key is what the procedures would look like so <br /> that we have...some kind of middle road. We're not looking at the <br /> State Commission where the staff has essentially total authority to <br /> do whatever they want to do and then they'll ask...they'll tell the <br /> board what they want them to do as it appears to me....and <br /> then...but at the same time something in between that and where <br /> we currently are which is everything that shows up...we have to <br /> look at in open session essentially. <br /> Mr. Robinson: I myself would much rather... <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: Could you please turn on your mic. <br /> Mr. Robinson: I myself would much rather see counsel review what's been <br /> presented if it's the feeling that it's frivolous at that discussion <br /> with the Chair...the Chair concurs and not put it on our agenda <br /> because like in this case we just had today with these two...I mean <br /> we could have dealt with that quite a while ago but we gave it the <br /> full effort. <br /> Mr. Adams: So I would...I feel compel tough word...I should say that as I <br /> am...also trying to do...prepare this I should let you know that I <br /> default to the other side of that spectrum I think...I tend see us as <br /> an opportunity for folks that don't have any other opportunity to <br /> deal with the big bad government situations and so I get it...it <br /> seems like some of this is just reading the paper and being upset <br /> and deciding that they're gonna roll a petition and...to be honest <br /> with you...that's kind of why we're here... <br /> Mr. Robinson: Right. <br /> Mr. Adams: To be that board that listens to that stuff at least in my view...not <br /> everybody's view...kind of my view. <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: Mr. Goodenow: <br /> Mr. Goodenow: Maybe...you know I really...I think my sentiments are with <br /> agreement with Mr. Adams but I feel that as long as there's some <br /> way to...we have notice so it's not secret...then we would be <br /> alright I mean maybe there's a way where the Chair could make <br /> initial determination that...it's up for dismissal so the parties don't <br /> 16 <br />