Urges the Governor to protect state public land trust and Native Hawaiian rights, with legislative action if federal condemnation occurs.
This resolution urges the Governor to protect the state public land trust and Native Hawaiian rights, and to take action if the federal government initiates condemnation proceedings against state lands. It highlights the state's responsibilities under the Organic Act of 1900 and the Apology Resolution, and the potential environmental and cultural harm caused by military activities. The resolution also calls for the suspension or repeal of certain statutory benefits for military personnel and their families if federal condemnation occurs.
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