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Suzanne Fleetgreen
16:53 - 17:18
"They are supportive of the transfer, so I don't think we will see delay there. It just— it helps to move it if Congress directs them to do something. So I can't— I don't anticipate that there would be a lot of delay. And given the project timeline as it is now, I think it will all work out fine. But we are still hoping for the House language."
“They are supportive of the transfer, so I don't think we will see delay there. It just— it helps to move it if Congress directs them to do something. So I can't— I don't anticipate that there would be a lot of delay. And given the project timeline as it is now, I think it will all work out fine. But we are still hoping for the House language.”
- Speaker
- Suzanne Fleetgreen
- Timestamp
- 16:53 – 17:18
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 6, 2026
From the transcript
They are supportive of the transfer, so I don't think we will see delay there. It just— it helps to move it if Congress directs them to do something. So I can't— I don't anticipate that there would be a lot of delay. And given the project timeline as it is now, I think it will all work out fine. But we are still hoping for the House language.
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