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60:40 - 61:22
"The charter that I received names me as chair, so I've been thinking about this for several weeks. Through the lens of Chair, and I did— I spoke with Member Lessens last night about realistically what does January, February look like. I'm very confident that we can manage a deadline that goes past that"
“The charter that I received names me as chair, so I've been thinking about this for several weeks. Through the lens of Chair, and I did— I spoke with Member Lessens last night about realistically what does January, February look like. I'm very confident that we can manage a deadline that goes past that”
- Timestamp
- 60:40 – 61:22
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 4, 2026
From the transcript
Yeah, I, I think so. The charter that I received names me as chair, so I've been thinking about this for several weeks. Through the lens of Chair, and I did— I spoke with Member Lessens last night about realistically what does January, February look like. I'm very confident that we can manage a deadline that goes past that and pace the committee to be lighter touch during those months and, and still respect the timeline it takes to complete the types of ethnographic reviews that I envision the committee.
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