
Daniel Volland
284:24 - 284:54
"In the, in the S version, the municipal agency has to have had knowingly, materially, and consistently violated this chapter, um, dot dot dot, or failed to take reasonable remedial action after identifying a knowing material violation of the chapter in order for the assembly to suspend use of technology."
“In the, in the S version, the municipal agency has to have had knowingly, materially, and consistently violated this chapter, um, dot dot dot, or failed to take reasonable remedial action after identifying a knowing material violation of the chapter in order for the assembly to suspend use of technology.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Volland
- Timestamp
- 284:24 – 284:54
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
In the, in the S version, the municipal agency has to have had knowingly, materially, and consistently violated this chapter, um, dot dot dot, or failed to take reasonable remedial action after identifying a knowing material violation of the chapter in order for the assembly to suspend use of technology.
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