University of Hawaii Manoa Chancellor Tom Apple, three board of regents members and Rich Sheriff, manager of the Stan Sheriff Center, testified before a Senate committee about the Stevie Wonder concert controversy Tuesday.

This is the second hearing into UH's botched plans for a Stevie Wonder concert that led to the school losing $200,000 in a fraudulent wire transfer.

The concert never happened because Stevie Wonder and his representatives never authorized the show.

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The University of Hawaii Student Caucus passed the following statement pertaining to the events of the Stevie Wonder concert:

"As the University of Hawai‘i Student Caucus, student representatives of the University of Hawai'i System, we support our administration in its effort to redress the particular issue regarding financial policies and procedures for the Stevie Wonder Concert. We recognize that the University of Hawai'i has made mistakes with respect to this matter. The University of Hawai'i Administration has promised to conduct a thorough investigation and follow the proper financial accountability procedures in the future. Therefore, the University of Hawai'i Administration should be given the time and opportunity to fulfill its obligation to resolve this issue."