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Mike Wood

207:25 - 208:07

"I really want to call into question that I don't feel like law has resolved the issue that's before us. The us being allowed to vote on ACRs versus what's going to end up happening with these ACRs is, is not yet resolved."

“I really want to call into question that I don't feel like law has resolved the issue that's before us. The us being allowed to vote on ACRs versus what's going to end up happening with these ACRs is, is not yet resolved.”
Speaker
Mike Wood
Community
Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
October 29, 2026

From the transcript

And, and at the same time, I just— I really want to call into question that I don't feel like law has resolved the issue that's before us. The us being allowed to vote on ACRs versus what's going to end up happening with these ACRs is, is not yet resolved. And this proposal right in front of us and the criteria to change it, it doesn't meet the criteria. I mean, it's— and There's no emergency. And this isn't like passing a law to go out and, you know, kill a bunch of wolves and bears.

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