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Christine Woll

13:08 - 13:51

"This legislation would require only one party, um, to, to make a decision."

“This legislation would require only one party, um, to, to make a decision.”
Speaker
Christine Woll
Community
Alaska News
Location
Juneau
Captured at
August 31, 2026

From the transcript

I think what, what I am trying to say is that, um, we— I heard when we passed that motion, there were people saying, well, maybe we should do less, maybe we should do more, but 5 is where we're at right now, and that seemed to be something we could bring into an agreement with the industry. We'd set that direction, but we wouldn't have gotten a signed MOU if the industry had said no. So both parties need to show up and this— to make those agreements happen. This legislation would require only one party, um, to, to make a decision.

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