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10. Yuen: Questioned whether Mr. Yamashiro ;would recommend a clause that 8O% of the funds in• the account should be expended before more monies can be transferred to it (3 : 1 : 10) . 11. L'Orange: Upon asking Yamashiro whether there is a discretionary fund, he was assured there wasn' t (3 : 2:42) . C. Salary Ordinance 1. Yamashiro: Salary Ordinance used to provide for a position count. Now those positions under civil service do not appear in the salary ordinance (3 : 1: 43) ; so Council is unaware of how many people are being hired , whether reallocations are made (43) . 2. Bethea: Questioned whether the Salary Ordinance could require a body count ( (3 : 1 :31) ; Yamashiro: Said Administration takes the position they would not have to abide by a body count (30) if the Charter says the County can have "positions as otherwise provided for" (29) . Those other positions are in the Civil Service ordinance; and these positions need not be addressed (29) . X. MARK SPANGLER A. Introduction. Spangler: He is spokesperson for the County Charter Educational Forum organized by the Republican Party (see Exhibit E) (3 : 2: 33 ) as a community service; have met islandwide the past few months. Assured everyone that the Republican Party hasn' t taken any position yet with regard to possible Charter changes (32) . Ninety-two questionnaires were completed by attendees with percentages shown (Exhibit F) . B. See Questionnaire Percentages 1. Spangler: Some questions elicited strong debates on either side (3 : 2: 28) . 2. Spangler: Recommends that Charter 44. Charter Commission hold meetings in all outlying Commission should locations (25) and was assured by Mr. Greenwell hold meetings all that the commission is required to hold island areas. meetings in the various area (24) . 479