Say brings up son's Superferry employment
Say, as speaker, typically rules on questions about whether lawmakers have conflicts.
Say said he would ask his colleagues whether he has a conflict of interest
By Derrick DePledge
Advertiser Government Writer
State House Speaker Calvin Say
State House Speaker Calvin Say's son was one of the 249 Hawaii Superferry workers furloughed last week, and Say said he would ask his colleagues whether he has a conflict of interest before voting on any Superferry legislation in a possible special session.
Say said his son, Geoffrey, was an entry-level account executive for Superferry. The speaker said his son's employment had no influence on his support for the Superferry project or in his talks with the state Senate over a special session
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They will say for SAY > http://www.kitv.com/news/panel-of-lawmakers-picked-to-look-into-rep-calvin-says-residency/31104538 Panel of lawmakers picked to look into Rep. Calvin Say's residency
They won't say to SAY about this one. SAY, what gives?
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