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Sherry Broder, presenting OHA's supplemental document, said it is intended to record OHA's positions for the Legislature and future working groups. OHA's recommendations, as summarized at the meeting, include that the State transfer the full pro rata share of gross revenues from public land trust (PLT) lands to OHA, require annual public accounting of all income and proceeds from PLT lands by managing departments, and update pro rata-share calculations periodically via independent accounting reviews.

The supplemental report cited two financial figures that OHA has asserted: a prior 2016 demand of $78,900,000 referenced in OHA materials, and a separate assertion that $638,000,000 in PLT revenues were underpaid during the 2012'022 period. Sherry Broder said the supplemental document is OHA's advocacy piece and that OHA intended to submit it to the Legislature: \"I want OHA's position to go in to the legislature because we've worked on this. We've been 2 years at this... I want to leave a record so that when the young people come and take over, they can...\"

State partners said they would not contest OHA's right to submit its own advocacy document. One state participant described the supplemental as OHA's position and advised the working group and Legislature are the appropriate forum to adjudicate conflicting claims. Don Chang said the state partners view the piece as an OHA advocacy document rather than a jointly agreed factual record.

The working group agreed to circulate the OHA supplemental report for comment and to keep the interim joint report distinct from OHA's separate recommendations. Members requested any comments on the OHA document by the following Monday and scheduled a final meeting on Dec. 11 to complete submissions to the Legislature.

The meeting produced no changes to state accounting or transfers; OHA's monetary assertions remain OHA positions to be considered by the Legislature.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","OHA Public Land Trust (PLT) meeting - 11/20/24","oneSentenceSummary","At the Nov. 20 meeting OHA presented a separate, advocacy-oriented supplement to the interim report asking the Legislature to require full pro rata transfers, yearly accounting, and repayment of an alleged $638 million in underpaid Public Land Trust revenues for 2012'022.","taxTitle","Task Force Created by Act 170, Executive , Hawaii","taxId",26072,"location","Hawaii","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6671213,"Public Land Trust Working Group eyes $1 million independent review, advances interim report to legislature",3814,54000,3868000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2171499-f66adc264da5c06c91dbc91969074898&start=54&end=3868","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2171499-f66adc264da5c06c91dbc91969074898/thumbnail_54000.jpg","/articles/6671213/Hawaii/Public-Land-Trust-Working-Group-eyes-1-million-independent-review-advances-interim-report-to-legislature","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6671213-7255f771358fba073662085fe9aa8d54/orig.mp4?Expires=1771139713&Signature=R1tar8USv4RoqOg0bK31TuwsnJGNmFDg6SSvzcysbg5jHxjxC~eRlyxFwQ-ir5hIfzIM92W-S7A0LoWMO7mG2V-osVZPuaUVB~Cxq1aq~n6D3o6gmNbDyK897pGNRib5nxfnNvkWvNapaOsjqKyjgtsfhvjEDpxPeemwTBOKgWjw4hlqlDUkBxYaJ5GXnmIJsaiVzGSrdxP7hVhUyl9LaFPNV-YW5HWmbTUPTJJh3ecKPyeMT9CRkTb0LI1P0EbdckPV3YrXltleRAWM~LLzY30bJuXG2r0gzia-IMgrq2v2BjchURC-ukJ6Wd7kXHwCwEcQDQga4svtbBsNXbX~sQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Public Land Trust Working Group on Nov. 20, 2024 agreed to finalize a joint interim report to the Legislature and pressed for a $1,000,000 appropriation to pay independent professionals to review the Public Land Trust Information System (PLTIS) and pro rata share accounting.

The request for the appropriation and the draft report were the central items discussed at the remote meeting, which members said they expect to send to the Legislature as an interim report prior to the 2025 session. Chair Hulu Lindsay and members asked state partners to pursue including the appropriation in the Governor's budget.

Members said a $1 million independent review is needed because current agency data in PLTIS is self-reported and may not be fully verifiable. Sherry Broder, a trustee and working-group member, argued the report should include DLNR's own cautions about PLTIS so the Legislature understands the potential limits of the existing inventory: \"I do wanna continue to keep all the criticisms in because I just don't know how we're going to convince the legislature to provide us with a $1,000,000 to do a financial review or an audit...\" Ryan Kanakaole (staff) and other state partners pushed to shorten or summarize long block quotations from the DLNR/PLTIS site and to link to the source instead of reproducing lengthy excerpts.

State partners at the meeting said the appropriation could be placed in the Governor's budget or routed through a department budget with OHA oversight. Stacy Ferreira, identified at the meeting as experienced in OHA budgeting and legislative processes, urged considering an appropriation to DLNR that OHA would extend for procurement: \"we may want to consider Louis, if it could be an appropriation to DLNR, but extended by OHA because I just think that we would be able to procure much quicker...\" Lewis (Luis) Salaveria said he would raise the request with the Governor during the budget review process.

Participants debated whether to reiterate last year's $500,000 request or explicitly request $1,000,000 in the interim report. The group agreed to include language stating that, \"based on information received since the submission of SB 3336, the PLTWG believes that realistically the amount sought for independent professionals should be $1,000,000,\" and to put the final recommendation in the report text so it is clear to legislators.

Ryan Kanakaole said he had incorporated the working group's agreed edits and would distribute a clean copy after the meeting. The group set a final meeting to review edited drafts on Dec. 11, 2024, by videoconference, and members asked OHA to circulate its separate report draft for comment by the following Monday.

No public comments were recorded during the meeting.

Next steps: Ryan Kanakaole to circulate the finalized interim report; members to review the OHA supplemental report and provide comments; follow-up working-group meeting scheduled for Dec. 11, 2024, at 8:00 a.m. via Zoom.","At its Nov. 20, 2024 meeting the Public Land Trust Working Group agreed to finalize a joint interim report for the legislature, debated whether to include DLNR's PLTIS disclaimers, and pressed for a $1,000,000 appropriation for an independent financial and inventory review; members set a follow-up meeting for Dec. 11.","actionData","errors"]

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OHA readies separate supplemental report calling for full pro rata shares and claiming $638 million in underpayments

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