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Please submit your testimony before its to late.

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Please submit your testimony before its to late.

Do you honestly think these animals listen to you?
You best start preparing and planning.
The best we can hope for is,  Honolulu to get nuked.
Unlike the last time they were bombed, this time around
I'd cheer the attackers on.

So BS.
"undocumented" (illegal) immigrants are OK
Marijuana OK.
Give convicted violent criminals HOPE
Exercise your constitutional right NOT OK 

Tell these lawmakers they are targeting the wrong people. Why turn on the sheep? Because you can't catch the wolf?

i went to submit testimony on SB1334, but since no hearing has been scheduled, they're not accepting testimony, yet.

"There are no upcoming hearings for this bill in which public testimony will be accepted."

unless I'm doing something wrong?

i went to submit testimony on SB1334, but since no hearing has been scheduled, they're not accepting testimony, yet.

"There are no upcoming hearings for this bill in which public testimony will be accepted."

unless I'm doing something wrong?

No. You can only submit testimony once a committee hearing has been scheduled to hear a bill. They must announce the hearing 48 hours prior to the hearing. You must then submit your testimony prior to 24 hours before the hearing, i.e. you have 24 hours to submit testimony that will be entered into the record for the committee hearing about that bill (however, "late testimony" may be accepted and placed in the record AFTER the hearing). However, you are free to send anything to any of the members of the committees once the committee assignments for the bills have been made. The bottom line is: they don't really want to hear much about these bills from the general public (note that there is still no option for people on the outer islands to submit live testimony).