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"The second thing to say is, in terms of having a work session in the future, I think the assumption would not be that we are picking one version or the other. I know my co-sponsor and I have talked about potentially bringing forward another version, but not before we've had some sense from the body what direction you'd like to go"

“The second thing to say is, in terms of having a work session in the future, I think the assumption would not be that we are picking one version or the other. I know my co-sponsor and I have talked about potentially bringing forward another version, but not before we've had some sense from the body what direction you'd like to go”
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Unidentified speaker
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Alaska News
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Anchorage
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June 10, 2026

From the transcript

And so, uh, want to acknowledge that. The second thing to say is, in terms of having a work session in the future, I think the assumption would not be that we are picking one version or the other. I know my co-sponsor and I have talked about potentially bringing forward another version, but not before we've had some sense from the body what direction you'd like to go, you know, looking, knowing there were other amendments. And so, um, and so I would urge support for postponing this. It is, and again, it is not to say that, that it is only postponing for the purpose of taking up one version.

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