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Mr. Wiseman: Well I'm objecting to you leaving. If this was my court, I would <br /> issue a court order extending your term. <br /> Ms. Sumner-Mack: I have a point of order if you don't mind. I think we should <br /> introduce Amy as part...be on the record. She's serving in place <br /> of... <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: I apologize we should have done that right at the beginning and <br /> maybe she can do that. <br /> Ms. Self: I don't know how the term was. How long have you been on this <br /> Board? <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: It hasn't been five years. It would five years in June...yeah. <br /> Ms. Self: Because you can stay on for...what is it...90 days? <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: Well to me, if that's what the letter says that's when my term <br /> expires. I'll be fine with that. I just did want to apologize for not <br /> being more proactive in that case of finding a replacement but I <br /> will help in terms of you know just asking some people if they <br /> were interested and to submit their resumes which is usually what <br /> we do and I would also like to ask the rest of the Board Members <br /> to please consider...you know if you know somebody that you <br /> think would be a good person to serve on this board. To ask them <br /> to submit a resume to the Mayor with the request of you know that <br /> they're interested in serving on the board. <br /> Ms. Sumner-Mack: I know such a person and he...sat in last time and he's applied <br /> formally but he hasn't heard anything so. But again I'd like to <br /> have Amy introduced or introduce herself. <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: Yes. <br /> Ms. Self: Deputy Corporation Counsel, Amy Self. What I will do is I will <br /> bring this up to J. J didn't mention this to me so I'm gonna bring <br /> this up to him and maybe he can work with the Mayor's office <br /> to...would you be willing to serve...if you serve...if you've <br /> served... If you come in and you're filling...serving out the rest of <br /> someone else's term which I believe is what happened here. As <br /> long as it hasn't been two years or more...they can appoint you to <br /> a five year term. But if it's been more than two years, the charter <br /> says... <br /> Ms. Kahakalau: It has been. <br /> 7 <br />