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The Kingdom of Hawaiʻi General Council Meeting is a significant event that brings together leaders, representatives, and community members of the Kingdom to deliberate on important issues, policies, and initiatives aimed at ensuring the prosperity, unity, and cultural integrity of the Hawaiian people. Rooted in the rich ancestral traditions of governance, the Council Meeting serves as a space to address key concerns facing the Kingdom, including social, economic, environmental, and cultural matters. It provides a platform to discuss strategies that preserve Hawaiian sovereignty, protect sacred lands, and support the growth and well-being of the community. The General Council Meeting is guided by principles of respect, collaboration, and aloha, fostering meaningful dialogue among participants. Its purpose is not only to manage the affairs of the Kingdom but also to honor Hawaiian customs and values while navigating modern-day challenges. Decisions are made with thoughtful consideration of the Kingdom’s history, the voices of its people, and the vision for its future. Ultimately, the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi General Council Meeting plays a vital role in preserving the heritage, self-determination, and collective spirit of the Hawaiian nation.

***AMENDED***

GENERAL COUNCIL

DATE: Saturday , March 1, 2025 Order of Agenda Items Subject to Change without Notice

Meeting Agenda

Presenter

HRM Edmund K. Silva, II

Description

Kingship by Holy Succession Review

Time

20 Minutes

Presenter

Attorney General Jabbar

Description

Current event updates. Attorney General Jabbar will update us on the International Bar Association's Licensing and how close we are to getting this for all our lawyers. He will also discuss our meeting regarding the Peace Center, Courts, and Tree of Life Hospital in Cyprus. We will discuss the topics below and voice concerns or thoughts in a meaningful debate.

Time

10 Minutes

Presenter

HRM Edmund K. Silva, II

Description

Open Question: China's navy presence near the coasts of Japan, the Philippines, and even Hawaii is primarily to assert its territorial claims in the East and South China Seas, demonstrate its military power, and potentially deter any foreign intervention, particularly from the United States, in the region, especially regarding Taiwan, which China considers part of its territory; this often involves operations within the "First Island Chain" which stretches from Japan through Taiwan and the Philippines, effectively creating a barrier to outside forces. We will debate.

Time

10 Minutes

Presenter

Michael Proper

Description

Minister of the Interior Michael Proper will review recent progress within the Department of the Interior and will continue sharing his thoughts about digital technology, its impact on the world, and how it can benefit the Kingdom.

Time

20 Minutes

Presenter

Aunty Victoria

Description

Aunty Victoria will give closing prayer.

Time

5 Minutes

Presenter Description Time
HRM Edmund K. Silva, II Kingship by Holy Succession Review
20 Minutes
Attorney General Jabbar Current event updates. Attorney General Jabbar will update us on the International Bar Association's Licensing and how close we are to getting this for all our lawyers. He will also discuss our meeting regarding the Peace Center, Courts, and Tree of Life Hospital in Cyprus. We will discuss the topics below and voice concerns or thoughts in a meaningful debate.
10 Minutes
HRM Edmund K. Silva, II Open Question: 1. What are your thoughts on Trump's Gold Card replacing Green Card? Do you think this is a good idea? Could you defend your position?
10 Minutes
HRM Edmund K. Silva, II Open Question: China's navy presence near the coasts of Japan, the Philippines, and even Hawaii is primarily to assert its territorial claims in the East and South China Seas, demonstrate its military power, and potentially deter any foreign intervention, particularly from the United States, in the region, especially regarding Taiwan, which China considers part of its territory; this often involves operations within the "First Island Chain" which stretches from Japan through Taiwan and the Philippines, effectively creating a barrier to outside forces. We will debate.
10 Minutes
Michael Proper Minister of the Interior Michael Proper will review recent progress within the Department of the Interior and will continue sharing his thoughts about digital technology, its impact on the world, and how it can benefit the Kingdom.
20 Minutes
Aunty Victoria Aunty Victoria will give closing prayer.
5 Minutes

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