Name: Teresa Grabham E-mail: Island or City 88- 106 Aoao ...

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From: Testimony Submittal <[email protected]>Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 5:53 AMTo: omhtestimonySubject: HB511 OPPOSED; OMH Committee 2.11.15, 8:30 am

Name: Teresa Grabham

E-mail: [email protected]

Island or City 88- 106 Aoao ave

State Hawaii

My message to the Committee: Aloha Chair Ing and OMH Committee Members,

I wish to express my strong opposition to this bill. Currentharassment laws are a sufficient deterrent, whether on land or water.This law would serve lawbreakers by preventing public scrutiny anddocumentation of their illegal activities.

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From: [email protected]: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 12:48 AMTo: omhtestimonyCc: [email protected]: *Submitted testimony for HB511 on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AM*

HB511Submitted on: 2/11/2015Testimony for OMH on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AM in Conference Room 325

Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingWalter Rees Individual Support No

Comments:

Please note that testimony submitted less than 24 hours prior to the hearing, improperly identified, ordirected to the incorrect office, may not be posted online or distributed to the committee prior to theconvening of the public hearing.

Do not reply to this email. This inbox is not monitored. For assistance please [email protected]

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Name: Asta Miklius


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From: [email protected]: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 10:18 PMTo: omhtestimonyCc: [email protected]: *Submitted testimony for HB511 on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AM*


Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingJoni Kamiya Individual Support No

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From: [email protected]: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 10:03 PMTo: omhtestimonyCc: [email protected]: Submitted testimony for HB511 on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AM


Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingRonnie Perry Individual Oppose No

Comments: I absolutely oppose this bill. Current harassment laws are sufficient. What this bill is reallyis special protection from scrutiny for those that are destroying our oceans and killing our fish and seacreatures. These people want to be able to do their de struction without anyone pointing out what theyare doing. If what they are doing is ok, then they should not have to worry about being filmed orphotographed. We need to know what these people are doing to our environment when we purchasetheir "goods" Please vote against this bill. Mahalo Ronnie Perry



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From: Testimony Submittal <[email protected]>Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 9:58 PMTo: omhtestimonySubject: HB511 OPPOSED; OMH Committee 2.11.15, 8:30 am

Name: Sheila Hanney


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Name: Ronnie Perry


Island or City 45-1050 Anoi Rd. A2

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I wish to express my strong opposition to this bill. These people whoare destroying our oceans need to be open to scrutiny. We should notgive them special protection to do what most people find disgustingand against many cultures.

Mahalo,Ronnie Perry

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMaria Kama Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMarc Kawamoto Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingShyla Moon Individual Support No

Comments: Need to protect hunters and fishermen from harrasment. I support this.



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Name: Julie Bogert


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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingKurt Kawamoto Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly support this effort to protect fishermen. I have been approached by a shorelinehomeowner who asked me in a not very friendly way why I was fishing in front of her house cause"there was no fish there". I was not in her yard or close to her property. I had not even unpacked mygear. I replied that I had been there last week and had caught fish. She just turned around andstormed back to her house. This was in the Waimanalo area. My sons and his friends accidentallyhooked a turtle at Lanikai (not an illegal act)and the residents/beach goers were in right their faceyelling at them at the top of their lungs. The boys knew the rules and what to do. The turtle wasreleased unharmed. Fishermen are harassed for many reasons. We need protection. Coincidentallythere is already protection from harassment for freshwater fishermen. Why is it taking so long toprotect the vast voting majority of the fishermen in Hawaii?



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingTYSON KUAHUIA Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingISSAC KAHELE Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingEMMALYN GASPAR Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingCristin Banks Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingyvonne Ke Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingNathan Abe Individual Support No

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From: [email protected]: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 4:47 PMTo: omhtestimonyCc: [email protected]: Submitted testimony for HB511 on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AMAttachments: HB511AT.jpg


Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingAnacita Taetuna Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingJohn S. Rabi Individual Support No

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From: Anna Kelly on behalf of Rep. Nicole LowenSent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 4:27 PMTo: omhtestimonySubject: Re HB511, 606, 873 & 883Attachments: Support for HB511.docx; Opposition to HB 606.docx; Opposition to HB 873.docx;

Opposition to HB883.docx

-----Original Message-----From: David [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 4:01 PMTo: [email protected]: *****SPAM***** Re HB511, 606, 873 & 883

Dear Committee Member,

Please find some comments from an outsider's perspective on these proposed bills.

Thanking you,David Alderton

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMonica Mati Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly agree HB511



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingstephen c . howard Individual Support No

Comments: Please pass this bill



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearing

Inga Gibson Humane Society of the US-Hawaii Oppose Yes

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingBetty Velon Individual Support No




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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingEvern Williams Individual Comments Only No

Comments: Only a moratorium, implemented as soon as possible, can bring the health of our coralreef back and help our fish to thrive.



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingBetty Velon Individual Oppose No




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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingWayne Howard Individual Support No

Comments: Aloha, I am a Dive Instructor and boat Captain living in Kona, on the Big Island. I supporta well-regulated tropical fish industry in Hawaii. Please pass this bill!!



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Name: Lindsay Rees


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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingyuka yan Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly agree with HB511.



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingmichael cooper Individual Support No

Comments: This is a valuable bill and safety working tool. I support



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Name: Jim Williams



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingbob lake Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly agree with this bill



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingstephen howard Individual Support No

Comments: This is a good bill to protect workers as on land and rivers, the ocean should be included



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From: [email protected]: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 11:50 AMTo: omhtestimonyCc: [email protected]: *Submitted testimony for HB511 on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AM*


Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingchris Individual Support No

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From: [email protected]: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 11:49 AMTo: omhtestimonyCc: [email protected]: Submitted testimony for HB511 on Feb 11, 2015 08:30AM


Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMel Malinowski South Kohala Reef Alliance Oppose Yes

Comments: HB511 will create problems rather than solve them. I will testify about this in detail onFebruary 11. We urge you to not advance this bill out of committee.



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMiki Hajek Individual Support No

Comments: We have eco-terrorists from the mainland in Hawaii now, out there indiscriminatelyharassing fishermen. It’s great that someone saw the need to nip this potential problem in the bud,before it has a chance to get out of hand. Way to be proactive!



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMary Ann Lammersen Individual Comments Only No

Comments: My particular comments at this time regarding HB511 are about how important our reefecosystem is to the health of our oceans and biosphere. Any harvesting from or damage to the areaof our reefs has the potential of creating an imbalance in the symbiosis that reef organisms dependon. Please use the precautionary principle and pledge to do no harm. Human-created havoc is noteasily reversed, so let us not start the degradation process now while we can support legislationwhich reflects the importance we place in the protection of our reefs.



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From: Testimony Submittal <[email protected]>Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 9:44 AMTo: omhtestimonySubject: HB511 OPPOSED; OMH Committee 2.11.15, 8:30 am

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Support HB511

Fishing in Hawaii has been recently under siege by anti-trade activistscalling for a total fishing ban in Hawaiian waters. While everyone recognizes

the importance of fish to their reef ecosystems, science tells us such bans

are unnecessary for a thriving fish population.And the peoplesupport

fishery management to ensure the fish and reefs will be around for

generations to come. So please protect the fisherman and pass 511

Jalil Booker

[email protected]

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Support HB511

Please pass HB511. As a tourist of Hawaii, l feel that everyone should be able to work without having to worryabout harrassment.

Bill Trufant#251 -661 -3474

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Support HB511

Please pass HB511. As a tourist of Hawaii, I feel that everyone should be able to work without having to worryabout harrassment.

Coral Connection#504-467-4566

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Support HB511I think fishing and the study of fish is great. Please give thefisherman protection.

Ryan [email protected]

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Support to HB511As a tourist of Hawaii and a supporter of sustainable fishing I support - H3 511. This biil seems like commonsense.

Respectfully,

Cy Forells>5{srel§§c}heir@%i.c<;_@

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Support hb51 1

I am not even sure why this has to be addressed in a seperate bill and it is an absolute shame that isneccesary. It speaks to the emotional mindset of the folks that are pushing these ban bills through. Thereshould be zero tolerance of any activity that threatens the life of another person that is engaging legally in theirprofession.

Amber [email protected]

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As a tourist of Hawaii, l support HB 511.

Tom [email protected]

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Support hb51 1I, Zach Lin, a tourist of Hawaii support hb511. l urge you to give fisherman the protectionto work freely without harrassment

SincerlyZach [email protected]

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Support hb51 1

I support HB511.

Lee J. Hooverresident of CO and tourist of Hawaii

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Support to HB511

Please pass HB511.

Sincerly,Linda JablonskiH8W3ll i'8S|d9l'ilIljabl0nski@hawaii.|'r.cnm>

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Support HB511

l support HB511, Please pass this to ensure fisherman can work safely.

Brian CobleKailua [email protected]

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Representative Kaniela lng, Chair

Representative Nicole Lowen, Vice Chair

Committee an Ocean Management and Hawaiian Aiiairs

Hearing an February ii, 2015 at 8:30 a.rn.

TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF HB 511

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Representative Nicole Lowen, Vice Chair

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Hearing on February ‘I1, 2015 at 8:30 a.m.

TES‘i'iMONY IN SUPPORT OF HB 511 -

This is a bill whose time has come. Fishermen have every right to expect to beallowed, unencumbered by harassment, to pursue their livelihood withoutthreats from those opposed to their activities. A

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Representative Kanlela lng, Chair

Representative Nicalelowen, Vice Chair


Hearing on February 11, 2015 at 8:30 a.m.

TESTIMONY IN SUPPORT OF HB 511

This is a bill whose time has came. Fishermen have every right to expect to beallowed, unencumbered by harassment, to pursue their livelihood withoutthreats from those opposed ta their activities.

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Representative Kaniela Ing;Chair

Representative Nicole Lowen. Vice Chair


Hearing an Februaiy 11, 2015 at 8:30 a.m.

TESTIMONY lit SUPPORT OF HB 511 -

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Name: Dede Layte


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From: Bill Watts <[email protected]>Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 9:32 AMTo: omhtestimonySubject: HB 511 Testimony

Aloha Chair Ing and OMH Committee Members,

I oppose HB 511 to protect aquarium collectors from observation. It is preposterous to giveaquarium collectors more protection under the law than other citizens. Please protect our reefs andour tourist industry which is the economic engine that drives the Hawaii economy to the benefit ofall businesses.

Mahalo,

Bill WattsKihei, Maui808-463-8528

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMichelle Sylvester Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingGrace Kamino Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly agree to HB511



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Comments: I strongly agree to HB511



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingNancy Kurihara Individual Support No




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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingGrace Kamino Individual Oppose No




OFI Members make a commitment to comply with the OFI Code of Ethics!

Bill HB 511

Dear Members of the Legislature,

Please vote Yes on this bill.

Ornamental Fish International would like to state that the international community

looks up to Hawaii as a good example about exemplary management regarding the

responsible and sustainable extraction of a live natural resource.

This is a good example for many small island nations to follow. Utilizing a sustainable

natural resource of small rapidly reproducing fish has a long term economic benefit

compared to other extractive measures in the food fish or mining industries.

Best regards

Roberto Hensen

OFI Secretary General

OFI SECRETARIAT Steenoven 12 B 160, Meijel 5768PK The Netherlands

Tel: +31625047066 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ofish.org

Chamber of Commerce Utrecht: 30195748

Members of OFI supply their best services, livestock, plants and products, giving the welfare of livestock

top priority at all times.

I am writing to express my support for HB 511, to be heard by the House

Ocean, Marine Resources, & Hawaiian Affairs Committee of the Hawaii

Legislature. In brief, I would like to take the opportunity to make the following

comments on HB 511:

1. Anyone going about their legitimate business should be able to do so

about fear and harassment. This applies especially when they are working

in a potentially dangerous environment such as the ocean. Fishing

generally is accepted as one of the most hazardous industries, and it is

unfortunate that those opposed to the aquarium trade may feel the need

to engage in behaviour of this type, potentially placing people’s lives at

risk.

2. Tightening the law to safeguard those involved in the industry, allowing

them to continue with their business, is essential to protect the lives of

the innocent parties, not to mention first-line responders.

Thank you for taking the time to consider this submission.

David Alderton

[email protected]

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMonica Mati Individual Support No




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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingstephen c . howard Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearing

Inga Gibson Humane Society of the US-Hawaii Oppose Yes

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingEvern Williams Individual Comments Only No

Comments: Only a moratorium, implemented as soon as possible, can bring the health of our coralreef back and help our fish to thrive.



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingWayne Howard Individual Support No

Comments: Aloha, I am a Dive Instructor and boat Captain living in Kona, on the Big Island. I supporta well-regulated tropical fish industry in Hawaii. Please pass this bill!!



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingyuka yan Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly agree with HB511.



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingmichael cooper Individual Support No

Comments: This is a valuable bill and safety working tool. I support



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Name: Jim Williams



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingbob lake Individual Support No

Comments: I strongly agree with this bill



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingstephen howard Individual Support No

Comments: This is a good bill to protect workers as on land and rivers, the ocean should be included



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at Hearingchris Individual Support No

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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMel Malinowski South Kohala Reef Alliance Oppose Yes

Comments: HB511 will create problems rather than solve them. I will testify about this in detail onFebruary 11. We urge you to not advance this bill out of committee.



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMiki Hajek Individual Support No

Comments: We have eco-terrorists from the mainland in Hawaii now, out there indiscriminatelyharassing fishermen. It’s great that someone saw the need to nip this potential problem in the bud,before it has a chance to get out of hand. Way to be proactive!



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Submitted By Organization Testifier Position Present at HearingMary Ann Lammersen Individual Comments Only No

Comments: My particular comments at this time regarding HB511 are about how important our reefecosystem is to the health of our oceans and biosphere. Any harvesting from or damage to the areaof our reefs has the potential of creating an imbalance in the symbiosis that reef organisms dependon. Please use the precautionary principle and pledge to do no harm. Human-created havoc is noteasily reversed, so let us not start the degradation process now while we can support legislationwhich reflects the importance we place in the protection of our reefs.



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From: Testimony Submittal <[email protected]>Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 9:44 AMTo: omhtestimonySubject: HB511 OPPOSED; OMH Committee 2.11.15, 8:30 am

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