Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 33, Number 10, 1 October 2016 — STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 5 [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 5

CREAGAN. RICHARD P. DEMOCRAT

1.Yes 2 ls too low and should be increased 3, Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional practices and sub-

sistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4, Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5, ineome inequality: change taxstructure

LAST. MICHAEL L. LIBERTARIAN

1. No 2 Should be revisited to determine ifitis still fair 3 No, Hawaii fisheries are for the general public, and specific oommunities should

notbegiven preference in guidingmanagement decisions. 4. No, the current system is working well. 5. Requiring union membership.

► DISTRICTS D3 - HiLO, KEA'AU, KURTiSTOWN, VOLCANO; D4 - PUNA; D5 - NA'ALEHU, OCEAN ViEW, CAPT. COOK, KEALAKEKUA, KAiLUA-KONA

Questions to these responses are on page 6.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 6 PRATT, BRUCE C. REPUBLICAN

No 2. Should be revisit;d to determine if it is ;till fair 3. Yes, but the sub;istence and cultural ieeds of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsome water to support eeonomicgrowth and employment. £ Surveys have shown that Hawaii's legislative and executive branches are considered among the most corrupt in the nation. A major component of that corruption is how our tax dollars are spent. We are in debt and that debt is growing. I will propose mueh clearer reporting of the state's budget and spending, whieh will begin the process for more accountable government. _!► DISTRICTS

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 7

COAKLEY JEFFREY (JEFF) REPUBLICAN

1 Yes 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair I 3. Yes, it would allow communities to I maintain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomicgrowth and employment. £ Government is run by Big Business, Political power factions, Lobbyist and Special lnterest groups. There is no policy that is going to correct that. If we truly believe that Government is Of the People, By the People and For the People then the only path to change is We the People need to believe that the power lies within us to make that change. We have given away our powers to bring about change and its time to take it back. hlow? Elect those who speak ofWE and not I. For more information go to votejeffreycoakley.com Mahalo!

EVANS. CINDY DEMOCRAT

1.Yes 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3 Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. A Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. E The fixed costs to run government are rising and taking away funds for programs and services. In order to get funds, we need a strong economy. I believe we need to work with all sectors that contribute to our economy. This includes supporting career pathways whieh bridges high school and higher education including vocational and technical training. Our businesses need an educated workforce. Our children need hope for a brighter future.

D6 - KAILUA-KONA, HŌLUALOA, KALAOA, HONOKŌHAU; D7 - NORTH KONA, NORTH KOHALA, SOUTH KOHALA; D8 - KAHAKULOA, WAIHE'E, WAIEHU, PU'UOHALA, WAILUKU, WAIKAPU

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 8

REBOLLEDO GILBERT (GIL) REPUBLICAN

I ' Yes I 2. Should be revisitI ed to determine if it is I still fair I 3. Yes, it would allow communities to ■ maintain traditional nraotioes and suh-

sistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. ! The biggest barrier is the disrespectful and inconsiderate attitude that is present in too many of our elected officials. Help the troubled Board of Ethics to do their job better without any interference from elected officials.

SOUKI JOE DEMOCRAT

1. No 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair? 3 No, Hawaii fisheries are for the general public, and specific

communities should notbegiven preference in guidingmanagement decisions. 4. Yes, but commercial uses that support eeonomie growth, including employment, should be given priority. 5. State has multi needs and it needs more fundingto meetthatneeds.State basic responsibility is the health and welfare of its people.

Questions to these responses are on page 6.

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 10

MARTEN, CHAYNE REPUBLICAN

1. Yes 2 Is too low and should be increased 3, Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional practices and subsistence lifestyles,

while guiding the harvesting practices of others. i Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. £ Truth, the people do not believe in government any longer. Life is mueh more difficult then ever before and our leaders are not serving the people they serve special interest and the people know it. Legislation that actually beneifits the people. new hospital in west maui new public elementary and middle schools. Freezing real estate property tax for seniors, Making sure kids who need it get a free breakfastatschool. Buildingstrongerfamilies and communities. Loeal sohool control. using our agricultural lands to feed us. And not let the GMO companies take our prime ag lands.

MCKELVEY. ANGUS L.K. DEMOCRAT

Yes 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, it would allow communities to mainīain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4 Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomicgrowth and employment. 5 Refusal by the agencies of the executive branch to work with eaeh other and to work with the public. They have acted on their own needs instead of engagingthe community and workingwith them on both short and long term soulutions. A policy of reasserting control over the agencies and forcing them to engage and work with the publicshould be implemented if they won't work to provide the projects and services that are truly needed.

STATE REP.I DISTRICT 11 PEKUS. ŪANIELA. (DANNY) REPUBLICAN

1,Yes 2, Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3, Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. Laws and Bills need to be straight forward and written so that not only lawyers know what they mean. They then become easier to administer, so trustworthy and transparency is important. Our tax dollars are being in appropriately allocated and we do not appear to know about it or have a ehoiee. Good example: the Kihei High School will be one of the most expensive built in the nation persquare foot by a large amount.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 13 NIKHILANANDA. NICK GREEN

1 Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased £ Yes, it would allow communities to mainīain traditional practices and sub-

sisience nresiyies, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4.Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5. The biggest barrier to serving is the exorbitant cost of standing for office. I would push for campaign finance reform and public financing ofelections. This way, candidates would not have to beg for donations from wealthy individuals tied to the large landowners, multi-national developers and those who wanttosee Hawai 'i continue down the road toward a population ofthose who have and those who serve those who have.With the ability to run for office opened to a larger cross section of our community, it will change the dynamics of the State legislature and County Councils.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 14

COMBS. SANDRA A. (SANDI) REPUBLICAN

1. Yes 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3 Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4. Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupporteconomicgrowth and employment. ! Wastefulspendingand lackofcommunication and accountability creates a barrier to the public's involvement in their government. Encouraging effective two way communication will provide mueh needed input and feedback.

NAKAMUPA, NADINE K. DEMOCRAT

1. Yes 2 Should be revisited to determine ifitis still fair 3 Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4. Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should get some water to support eeonomicgrowth and employment. E Departments, divisions, and branches of government that work in silos. They need to better work together to solve pressing problems and coordinate solutions. Encourage inter-agency problem-solving to reduce bottlenecks thatfrustratethe publicand publicservants alike.

£ DISTRICTS D10 - WEST MAUI, MĀ'ALAEA, NORTH KĪHEI; D11 - KĪHEI, WAILEA, MAKENA; D13 - HAIKU, HĀNA, KAUPŌ, KĪPAHULU, NĀHIKU, PĀI'A, KAHO'OLAWE, LĀNA'I, MOLOKA'I, MOLOKINI; D14 - HANALEI, PRINCEVILLE, KĪLAUEA, ANAHOLA, KAPA'A, WAILUA

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 16

FRANKS. VICTORIA (VICKIE) REPUBLICAN

I ' No I 2. Should be revisit- | ed to determine if it is I still fair I 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural ■ needs of residents

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsome water to support eeonomicgrowth and employment. E I believe truly listeningto the wishes ofthe people— actually engagingthem in dialogue-would help the legislators to know what their constituents really think. I believe that more major decisions should be brought to a public vote rather than made by the legislature who really don't know the will of the people.

MORIKAWA. DEE DEMOCRAT

Yes 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4 Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomicgrowth and employment. 5 lt must be funding for housing. If we had lots of money, we could work in partnerships with private industry to developmenthousing.The Kauai's Lima Ola Workforce Housing will be an example of how that might work for the whole State. Governmentand private industry work together to acquire the land and infrastructure, so costs to homeowners will be very affordable.

► DISTRICTS D16 - NI'IHAU, LEHUA, KŌLOA, WAIMEA; D17-HAWAI'I KAI, KALAMA VALLEY ; D20 - ST. LOUIS HEIGHTS, PĀLOLO, MAUNALANI HEIGHTS, WILHELMINA RISE, KAIMUKĪ; D22 -WAIKĪKĪ, ALA MOANA

ROSS. KARLEN DEMOCRAT

1,Yes 2, Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3, Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

snould be baianced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. 1 would take a look at how we procure goods and services. It's not always the best idea to accept the lowest dollar bid, we should be looking at value. Qualityvs. Price issomething I learned as a small businessman and if applied on a state level we could solve problems before they start.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 17

WARD. GENE REPUBLICAN

1.Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased 3 Yes, it would allow communities to mainīain traditional practices and sub-

sistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. 1) The way the legislature handles conflictsofinterestshould be changed; the law is writtenso broadly thatalmost any perceived conflict is technically OK. The law needs to be tightened up and enforced. 2) The legislature needs more transparency, that is itshould let the public know about legislative hearings on a mueh more timely basis, and have status of bills updated more quickly; and 3)Thirdly, there should be no closed doors at the Capitol and all hearings and floorsessions should be recorded and streamed to the public just like CSPAN does atthe federal level.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 20 SAY. CALVIN K.Y. DEMOCRAT

1. No 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3 Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4. Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupporteconomicgrowth and employment. 5. The biggest barrier is the recruitment and retention of our State and County employees competing with the private sector.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 22 BROWER ĪOM DEMOCRAT

1. Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased 3 Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional practices and sub-

sisierioe iuesiyies, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4 Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should get some water to support eeonomicgrowth and employment. 5 Government needs to live within its means just like the rest of us do. Too mueh governmentspending hurts people struggling to make a living. People need to be able to provide for their families and feel confidentaboutspending in our loeal economy. Seniors on fixed ineome cannot afford higher taxes and fees. Businesses need to be able to hold onto their workers and hire new ones. Furthermore, I believe that major taxand fee increases would notstimulate the economy.

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STATE REP. I DISTRICT 22 HENSKI. KATHRYN REPUBLICAN

1. No 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3 Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsome water to support eeonomicgrowth and employment. £ Voters feel that even if they voice their opinions, their voices go unheard by the governing bodies. When serving as your legislator, my office promises to respond to every voter.

1, Yes 2, Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3, Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomicgrowth and employment. £ The challenges we face today are complex and require the balancing of many competing factors and diverse stakeholders. While special interest groups (whether "left" or "right," "progressive" or "conservative," "Democrat" or "Republican," "Main Street" or "Wall Street") would like to enact headlinegrabbing policies, we actually need thoughtful leaders who are willing to work through complex issues, find solutions that may involve compromises, and - when necessary - make the tough decisions.There is not"one"policy that ean ensure we have better leaders - except that we need to have a more engaged citizenry that is willing to hold their leaders accountable.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 24 BELATTI. DELLA AU FENTON, LARRY DEMOCRAT REPUBLICAN

1,Yes 2, Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3, Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. Biggest barrier to serving the people are incumbent politicians who feel entitled to their position. Change is neeessary to bring about accountability to the people of the district.

1.Yes 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3 Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4.Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5. Availability of government services is a significant barrier. Not to say there is a laek of services, but the offices and personnel that assist people in obtainingservices are generally only open when most residents are also working. I feel that government offices should stagger employee schedules so that offices ean be open earlier, later and on weekends. This allows people working a full time job to get help without missing work (and pay).

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 28 TIPPENS. MICHELLE ROSE MIZUNO. JOHN M. LIBERTARIAN DEMOCRAT

( 1 Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased I 3. Yes, it would allow communities to I maintain traditional I practices and sub-

sistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. A Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupporteconomicgrowth and employment. E LISTEN - As elected officials we are to listen and serve the people. All lawmakers must be aware that we are employees for the people. This is government by the people for the people. The policy I would recommend is to dedicate our entire recess week during the legislative session in March to meet and LISTEN to our constituents and provide them with a plan of action -solutions. Lawmakers are only to meet with constituents during this time.

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DISTRICTS D22 - WAIKĪKĪ, ALA MOANA; D24 - MAKIKI, TANTALUS, PAPAKŌLEA, MCCULLY, PAWA'A, MANOĀ; D28 - KALIHI VALLEY, KAMEHAMEHA HEIGHTS, PORTION OF LOWER KALIHI

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 29

COAKLEY. KAIWIOLA REPUBLICAN

1.Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced with the recreational

and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4 Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. £ We must limitthe number of terms politiciansserve in office.Withoutterm limits, even the bestintentioned leaders will have too mueh authority and room for abuse of power. No one should be put into this position. Additionally, the government ean only serve as many people as are alertand engaged.Therefore the public has a responsibility to participate and moreover, more qualified individuals ought to run for office so they ean support neglected causes or bring light to marginalized issues.

HOLT. DANIEL DEMOCRAT

1. Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased 3 Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional practices and sub-

oi o lc 1 1 L/ e 1 1 1 eo i eo j while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4.Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5. A lot of people have a negative view of the government at this point in time and I am not sure it is a specific policy that ean change that but I think we ean start by electing people in to office that we trust.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 31 CHING. ERIC H.L. REPUBLICAN

I- Yes 2. Is still sufficient and should be maintained 3. No, Hawaii fisheries are for the general public, and specific

communities should not be given preference in guiding management decisions. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. Accumulation of power that is subject to outside influences that do not reflect what the people necessarily want. Term limits and random eommittee assignments would solve this problem.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 34

AGUSTIN, JACI REPUBLICAN

1.Yes 2 Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3 Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents ehnnlH hn hnlnnnnH

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. 1 believe the biggest barrier is availability. Onee elected, I will have an in district office when the legislative session is out. Many residents do not have the luxury to sit in traffic, find parking and wait all day to speak to their Representative. Having an office close to them makes access and availablilty easier. I will also initiate a "home visit" request. This is where I will personally visit residents at their home to discuss issues.

TAKAYAMA. GREGG DEMOCRAT

No 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4 Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupporteconomicgrowth and employment. 5 Elected officials need to be good listeners by being active parts of their communities. People often feel detached from government because they feel it's unresponsive to their needs or indifferent to their concerns.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 35 CLEMENTE. ROGER REPUBLICAN

1. Yes 2 Should be revisited to determine ifitis still fair 3 No, Hawaii fisheries are for the general public, and specific

communities snould notbegiven preference in guidingmanagement decisions. 4 Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5 To serve the people and not politieal reasons.

_|> DISTRICTS D29 - KALiHi, PALAMA, IWILEI, CHINATOWN; D31 - MOANALUA, RED HILL, FOSTER VI LLAGE , AIEA, FORT SHAFTER, MOANALUA GARDENS, ALIAMANU, LOWER PEARLRIDGE; D34 - PEARL CITY, WAIMALU, PACIFIC PALISADES; D35 - PEARL CITY, MANANA, WAIPIO

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 36

FUKUMOTO CHANG. BETH REPUBLICAN

1. No 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

snould be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomicgrowth and employment. 5. People think government is inaecessible. A lot of that conception starts while people are in school. It will be a slow process, but if we ean get kids started on civic education early, I think it will make for a better government in the future.

LEE. MARILYN B. DEMOCRAT

1.Yes 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. There are probably a number of barriers depending whieh branch of governmentyou are referringto.Trust is a big issue, and for the legislature a critieal one. Makingsure no empty bills are introduced, public vetting of bills and creating a strong culture of openness will help improve trust in the legislative process. I would make my official ealendar available as has been requested by the Office of lnformation Practices.

► DISTRICTS D36 - MILILANI MAUKA, MILILANI; D37 - MILILANI, WAIPIO GENTRY, WAIKELE; D40 - EWA, EWA BEACH, EWA GENTRY, IROQUOIS POINT

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 37 KUPUKAA. KATHERINE T. REPUBLICAN

1. No 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. No, Hawaii fisheries are for the general public, and specific

communities should notbegiven preference in guidingmanagement decisions. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomie growth and employment. 5. The biggest barrier in government's in best serving the people is dominanee in a one political party. I don't know if there is a specific policy that could change that but I have been testifying for 25 years and they don't listen to you.

1.Yes 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents

should be balanced with the recreational and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4. Yes, but there are other important water uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupporteconomicgrowth and employment. 5. Self interest...uncooperativeness exist amongst individuals, or governmental agencies or political parties. Create a policy that encourages inter organizationl cooperation in all levels of government.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 40

MARTINEZ. ROSE DEMOCRAT

MCDERMOTT. BOB REPUBLICAN

1 1. No 2. Should be revisited to determine ifitis still fair I 3. Yes, but the subI sistence and cultural I needs of residents

snouia De ūaianeea with the recreational and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4. Yes, but commercial uses that support eeonomie growth, including employment, should be given priority. 5. Get politicians out of the distribution of school construction money as it violates the concept of equity and equality.

STATE REPRESENTATIVE I DISTRICT 41

JEREMIAH, BRYAN E. PPPTTRT ĪPAW

1.Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced with the reoreatinnal

and commercial needs of others, includingvisitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsome water to support eeonomicgrowth and employment. 5. Laek of accountability, transparency, and honestlegislation thatincorporates the voice of its people in the decision making process. There are no policies current in plaee that will better serve ourstate and the underlying communities. As long as we continue to have aselfservingonesided unbalanced legislative body we will never have a policy that addresses the needs of most of the people.

LOPRESTI. MATTHEW S. (MATT) DEMOCRAT

1.Yes 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, but the subsistence and cultural needs of residents should be balanced

with the recreational and commercial needs of others, including visitors. 4. Yes, but there are other importantwater uses, and commercial uses should getsomewatertosupport eeonomicgrowth and employment. 5. Access is empowerment. My constituents regularly reach out to me and my number one priority is to listen and assist with their concerns. If anyone ean think of any other way I ean be even more accessible to constituents, l'm all ears. In my first term in office we passed bills that made it easier for citizens to access the legislative process and have a voice by implementing a system for remote testimony for neighbor islanders as well. I've also pursued legislation that would strengthen ethics loopholes in the legislature and increase transparency and access to public information.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 43 ĪUPOLA. ANDRIA REPUBLICAN

1. No 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4.Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5. The biggest barrier to serving the people is getting the leaders to understand the concepts of leadership and service. (1) you ean not serve people you don't know. This entails getting out and being with the people regularly and realizing and accepting different perspectives (2) you ean serve people if you aren't willing to work. Many people in government have different views on whatservice is and how to go about serving the people. There is no policy that ean teach people leadership and service. It is a personal ehoiee to educate oneself and lead by example.

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DISTRICTS D41 - EWA, EWA BEACH, EWA GENTRY, EWA VILLAGES, HOAKALEI, OCEAN POINTE; D43 - EWA VILLAGES, KALAELOA, HONOKAI HALE, NANAKAI GARDENS, KO'OLINA, KAHE POINT, NĀNĀKULI, LUALUALEI, MĀĪLI; D46 - WAHIAWA, WHITMORE VILLAGE; D47 - WAIALUA, HALEIWA, PUPUKEA, KAHUKU, LAIE, HAU'ULA, WAIAHOLE, WAIKANE, SUNSET BEACH, PUNALUU, KA'A'AWA

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 44 PA'ALUHI. MARC K. REPUBLICAN

1. No 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4.Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5. It's biggest barrier is itself. lmprove the communication and the ability to work functionally between county, state and feds. Cutoutsome ofthe unnecessary government agencies.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 46 NOLĪIE, SCOTT A. REPUBLICAN

1. No 2. Should be revisited to determine if it is still fair 3. Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional

practices and subsistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4. Yes, but commercial uses that support eeonomie growth, including employment, should be given priority. 5. One party rule is the biggest obstacle. There is no accountability to constituents, policies and laws are rammed down the citizens throats. A two-party system it's the only system whieh eoulel restore accountability to government.

STATE REP. I DISTRICT 47 QUINLAN. SEAN DEMOCRAT

1.Yes 2. Is too low and should be increased 3. Yes, it would allow communities to maintain traditional practices and sub-

sistence lifestyles, while guiding the harvesting practices of others. 4.Yes, for decades plantation interests have diverted streams to the detriment of communities and the natural resources they rely upon. 5. The amount of money required to run a political campaign. Publiclyfunded elections and reasonable spending caps will ensure that our politicians work for the voting public, not large campaign donors.

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