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  • August 2010 – Senator Akaka on Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act Moving Forward
  • August 2010 – OHA posts agreed upon H.R. 2314 Substitute Amendment language and OHA side-by-side comparison
  • Contact information for U.S. Congress, sorted by states, 11th Congress as of 7/15/10
  • OHA posts side-by-side comparison of the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act
  • July 8, 2010 Agreement on the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act Moves Bill Forward – Explanation of the Amendment to H.R. 2314
  • THE STATE OF HAWAII’S PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE AKAKA BILL ON SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY by Charles Wilkinson, Distinguished University Professor, Moses Lasky Professor of Law, University of Colorado
  • 05/12/10 Today the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) posts, “Inherent Sovereignty, Sovereign Immunity and the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act, ” to increase community understanding of inherent sovereignty and sovereign immunity in relation to the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act, also known as the “Akaka bill.” Two key points include: 1) All governments in the United States, Federal, State, Local and Native governments – receive their basic inherent sovereignty from the people. The inherent sovereignty of Native governments is derived from the people – sovereignty is not conferred upon Native governments by the Federal government. 2) Native sovereignty, like the sovereignty of our state and Federal governments, includes sovereign immunity – the right of the people’s government to be protected from legal action in carrying out its government functions. Governments may waive their sovereign immunity for specific purposes, but the Supreme Court has held that a waiver of sovereign immunity must be clear and unequivocally expressed. OHA heard some ask for information to better understand these concepts, and the attached OHA paper was prepared to meet this community request.
  • Monday, May 3, 2010 66% of Hawaii residents favor recognition for Native Hawaiians Poll shows slight uptick from 2006, when 63% approved’
  • AKAKA BILL AMENDMENTS REFLECT CONGRESSIONAL PROMISE TO NATIVE HAWAIIANS
  • Passing Akaka Bill will keep Hawaii Hawaii
  • OHA makes available side-by-side comparison of text of S. 1011 and H.R. 2314 as of March 4, 2010
  • OHA APPLAUDS PASSAGE OF THE HAWAIIAN RECOGNITION BILL IN THE U.S.HOUSE

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