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Intergrating budget challenges in Hawaii
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Maisha Abbott
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Updated Feb 1, 2021
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Hello, everyone.
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My name is Monica Abbott, and the title of my
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presentation is called Integrating Gorgeous Challenges in Hawaii.
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Well, the purpose of this presentation is to understand the
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budget process of my community.
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I would be taking a moment to share how my
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government coordinates his budget process and how it links to
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key challenges when integrating with other government levels.
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Finally, I will use my current event to exemplify these
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challenges. According to my state Department of Budget and Finance,
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the Hawaii government meet annually between January and made to
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perform their session before the government begins a session the
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governor must present with binomial um, the two year budget
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plan eso in Hawaii.
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They usually pass a new budget every odd number year
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and supplement a budget every even numbered year.
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Other branches of our government, such as the judicial as
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well as the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, submit their budgets
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for consideration to the Legislature.
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From here comes the process of expedited spending and tracking
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for revenue management begins Mhm.
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What do you faces multiple challenges with integrating the budget
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process among different government levels, mainly between the legislature and
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executive branches, as well as for major cases, conflicts may
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arise between state and federal levels.
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When conflicts do come about between the Legislature and executive
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branches, it is usually due to improper communication and political
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and fighting.
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It is, um, it is a result when officials with
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mixed their agendas, um, to prevent processes for moving forward.
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Such conflicts could cause group dynamics to ship or develop,
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and priorities may change.
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For example, in 2018 are Hawaii officials realized that more
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Hawaii residents were moving off island Forget.
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With more residents leaving the island, Elise Economy, state would
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slow down and the tax revenues would decrease.
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Most officials felt that when the session began in 2018,
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housing should be the top priority.
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While some saw another aspect of our her income source,
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which was tourism, tourism spending went down.
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The government had a challenge to figure out which issue
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was most important to address retaining Mauroy residents or developing
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more ways to get tourists to spend while this thing
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in Hawaii.
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Yeah. Oh, okay, sorry.
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Um, so the technical challenges One of the most technical
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challenges associated with Hawaii's budget is that we don't have
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the funds or tools to address what these major problems
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we live on an island where resource is air, very
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limited and takes time for those resource is to reach
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us. This becomes an issue when all he faces major
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issues such as this health path pandemic, the from the
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virus. When issues like called 19, arises.
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We depend upon the federal government for aid and guidance
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for what he had strong leadership from my executive and
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legislative departments and did not delay communication between federal and
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state agencies.
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We would have had more of a quick response towards
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the cold in 19 in Hawaii, the company that get
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hit with such large numbers of the virus.
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In summary, every government faces challenges that impact its budget,
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whether it be political reasons, technical reasons or both.
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What are the goals is to manage a balance, that
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a balance, the budget and our government can't regulate issues
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if they do not practice strong communication or continue to
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clash their agendas, we cannot grow if our government doesn't
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have the proper tools and funding resource is to prepare
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for extreme events like 19 ah, well balanced budget can
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ease the pressure of decision making processes when government officials
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are willing to work together to address them.
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Okay, here on my, um my references that I used
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for this presentation.
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Thank you so much for listening in.
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Ah, lot.
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