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kWAII STATE JE OF REPRESENTATIVES REGULAR SESSION OF 2015 RouGH DRAFT JOURNAL TWENTY-FIFTH DAY MARCH 10, 2015 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF CLERK All Mini and Rough Draft Journals are provided as an informational service only and are not intended to replace the permanent bound version of the House Journal which is the official certified record. The daily Mini Journals and Rough Draft Journals are subject to correction and approval, and should not be relied upon, quoted or cited as an official record. The Mini Journal is produced for each legislative day and shows all action which took place on the Chamber Floor, including all bills and resolutions introduced, referrals, readings, all motions and votes, and Governor~s Messages and other Communications. The Mini Journal does not include verbatim floor remarks or announcements made. The Mini Journal is generally available the next legislative day following each day~s session and may be obtained at the House Printshop. The Rough Draft Journal includes verbatim floor remarks, written remarks, announcements and introductions made on the Chamber Floor. Copies of the Rough Draft Journal may be obtained at the House Printshop as they become available. The Mini Journal and Rough Draft Journal may also be obtained at the House of Representatives section of the legislative website. www. capitoL hawaii.gov The bound version of the House Journal is the official certified record of the proceedings of the House of Representatives. Once certified, the official permanent record is published and bound after the close of the Regular or Special Session of the Legislature. 2015 HOUSE JOURNAL - 25TH DAY 1 TWENTY-FWFH DAY Tuesday, March 10, 2015 Sen. Com. No. 40, transmitting SB. No. 1136, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO SECTION 235-55.91, HAWAII REVISED The House of Representatives of the Twenty-Eighth Legislature of the STATUTES,” which passed Third Reading in the Senate on March 6, State of Hawaii, Regular Session of 2015, convened at 9:06 o’clock am., 2015. with Vice Speaker Mizuno presiding. Sen. Com. No. 41, transmitting S.B. No. 1154, entitled: “A BILL FOR The invocation was delivered by Representative Nicole E. Lowen, after AN ACT RELATING TO THE LIQUOR COMMISSION,” which passed which the Roll was called showing all Members present with the exception Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. of Representatives Hashem, Jordan, McDermott and Ward, who were excused. Sen. Com. No. 42, transmitting SB. No. 1177, SD I, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE STATE FOUNDATION ON By unanimous consent, reading and approval of the Journal of the House CULTURE AND THE ARTS,” which passed Third Reading in the Senate of Representatives of the Twenty-Fourth Day was deferred. on March 6,2015. Sen. Com. No. 43, transmitting SB. No. 1262, SD 1, entitled: “A BILL SENATE COMMUNICATIONS FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE SECURE AND FAIR ENFORCEMENT FOR MORTGAGE LICENSING ACT,” which passed The following communications from the Senate (Sen. Corn. Nos. 28 Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. through 46) were received and announced by the Clerk: Sen. Com. No. 44, transmitting SB. No. 1265, entitled: “A BILL FOR Sen. Com. No. 28, transmitting S.B. No. 140. entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE INSURANCE HOLDING COMPANY AN ACT RELATING TO GOVERNMENT RECORDS,” which passed SYSTEM,” which passed Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. Sen. Corn. No.45, transmitting S.B. No. 1341, SD I, entitled: “A BILL Sen. Com. No. 29, transmitting S.B. No. 225, SD I, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE STATE AFFORDABLE CARE FOR AN ACT RELATING TO DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE,” ACT INNOVATION WAIVER,” which passed Third Reading in the which passed Third Reading in Ihe Senate on March 6,2015. Senate on March 6,2015. Sen. Corn. No. 30, transmitting SB. No. 332, entitled: “A BILL FOR Sen. Com. No. 46, transmitting SB. No. 1363, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GANDHI AN ACT RELATING TO THE STATE INSTRUMENT,” which passed DAY,” which passed Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. Sen. Coin. No. 31, transmitting SB. No. 415, entitled: “A BtLL FOR On motion by Representative Evans, seconded by Representative Tupola AN ACT RELATING TO BICYCLE SIGNALS,” which passed Third and carried, the following Senate Bills passed First Reading by title and Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. fl.irther action was deferred: (Representatives Hashem, Jordan, McDermott and Ward were excused.) Sen. Com. No. 32, transmitting SB. No. 533, SD 1, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT,” which SB. No. 140 passed Third Reading in the Senate on March 6.2015. SB. No. 225, SD I S.B. No. 332 Sen. Com. No. 33, transmitting SB. No. 779, entitled: “A BILL FOR SB. No. 415 AN ACT RELATING TO COURTS,” which passed Third Reading in the S.B. No. 533, SD I Senate on March 6,2015. SB. No. 779 SB. No. 805 Sen. Com. No. 34, transmitting S.B. No. 805, entitled: “A BILL FOR SB. No. 1009, SD I AN ACT RELATING TO HEALTH,” which passed Third Reading in the SB. No. 1097 Senate on March 6,2015. SB. No.1115, SD I S.B. No. 1124 Sen. Corn. No. 35, transmitting S.B. No. 1009, SD I, entitled: “A BILL S.B. No. 1134 FOR AN ACT RELATING TO SERVICE CHARGES,’ which passed SB. No. 1136 Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. S.B.No. 1154 SB. No. 1177, SD I Sen. Com. No. 36, transmitting SB. No. 1097, entitled: “A BILL FOR S.B. No. 1262, SD I AN ACT RELATING TO THE CONSUMER ADVOCATE,” which SB. No. 1265 passed Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. S.B. No. 1341, SD I S.B. No. 1363 Sen. Corn. No. 37, transmitting SB. No. 1115, SD I, entitled: ‘A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO BUILDING DESIGN FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES,” which passed Third Reading in the Senate on INTRODUCTIONS March 6,2015. The following introductions were made to the Members of the House: Sen. Com. No. 38, transmitting SB. No. 1124, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO USE PERMITS FOR SMALL BOAT Representative Luke introduced students from Pacific Buddhist HARBORS,” which passed Third Reading in the Senate on March 6,2015. Academy: Kano Hashimoto, Allison Kuwana, Raine Reavis, Megan Sakata, Yoshua Schwartz, Lauren Tsai, Talissa Wright, Koki Atcheson, Sen. Corn. No. 39, transmitting SB. No. 1134, entitled: “A BILL FOR Todd Colby, Jr., Candis Imanaka, Jadine Wong, Lisa Roerk and Brandon AN ACT RELATING TO THE ESTATE AND GENERATION- Woods; their teacher, Mr. Steven James, and his finance, Ms. Angel He; SKIPPING TRANSFER TAXES,” which passed Third Reading in the and Ms. Inga Gibson, Hawaii State Director, Humane Society of the Senate on March 6,2015. United States. ROUGH DRAFT 2 2015 HOUSE JOURNAL - 25TH DAY Representative Keohokalole introduced his former boss, Mr. Elmer Representative McKelvey, for the Committee on Consumer Protection & Kaai, Interim Director of Advancement & Government Affairs, University Commerce, presented a report (Stand. Com. Rep. No. 759) recommending of Hawaii at Manoa; and Mr. Gino Soquena, Government and Community that MB. No. 848 pass Third Reading. Relations Director, Hawaii Laborers Union Local 368, and American Diabetes Association Hawaii Community Leadership Board Member. On motion by Representative Saiki, seconded by Representative Evans and carried, the report of the Committee was adopted and NB. No. 848, Representative Rhoads introduced Reverend Stanley Bain. entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION,” passed Third Reading by a vote of 49 ayes, with Representative Hashem introduced 5th grade students of Wilson Representatives Jordan and McDermott being excused. Elementary School: Edwin Arii, Andy Au, Branson Dang, Christine Dong, Carli Driskill, Saya Fukuda, Mana Iketani, Nicole Kail, Cameron Kam, Representative Luke, for the Committee on Finance, presented a report Wakea Kanahele, Jordan Lampitelli, Joshua Leong, Cody Lieu, Hannah (Stand. Com. Rep. No. 766) recommending that MB. No. 813, MD 2, as Miyasaki, Ryota Murate, Kysen Nagano, Ocean Nakamitsu, Kade Okura, amended in HD 3, pass Third Reading. Sophia Perez, Blaise Rousseau, Jasmine Stark, Natalia Taylor, Annie Ueda, Melody Wakashige. Dylan Weddle, Emily Won and Tate Wong; On motion by Representative Saiki, seconded by Representative Evans and teachers, Ms. Terry Drown and Ms. Wendy Machida. and carried, the report of the Committee was adopted and RB. No, 813, MD 3, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE CODE OF Representative Lee introduced Mr. Henry Curtis, Executive Director, ETHICS,” passed Third Reading by a vote of 49 ayes, with Life of the Land; and Ms. Kat Brady, Coordinator, Community Alliance Representatives Jordan and McDermott being excused. on Prisons. Representative Luke, for the Committee on Finance, presented a report (Stand. Com. Rep. No. 769) recommending that H.B. No. 493, HD I pass ORDER OF THE DAY Third Reading. SUSPENSION OF RULES On motion by Representative Saiki, seconded by Representative Evans and carried, the report of the Committee was adopted and NB. No. 493, On motion by Representative Evans, seconded by Representative Tupola RD I, entitled: “A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE and carried, the rules were suspended for the purpose of considering UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII,” passed Third Reading by a vote of 49 ayes, certain House Bills for Third Reading by consent calendar. with Representatives Jordan and McDermott being excused. (Representatives Jordan and McDermott were excused.) Representative Luke, for the Committee on Finance, presented a report (Stand.