0:38
Daniel Volland
382:55 - 383:33
"it says, the assembly intends to censure as its complete and proportionate response to this matter. Upon Assemblymember Martinez's full compliance with the commission's order, the assembly considers the matter closed and contemplates no further action arising from the conduct addressed in the commission's order. So for my part, I'm not ready to close the book on this, and I'm more interested in activities that are related to Assembly travel and activities related to an official capacity."
“it says, the assembly intends to censure as its complete and proportionate response to this matter. Upon Assemblymember Martinez's full compliance with the commission's order, the assembly considers the matter closed and contemplates no further action arising from the conduct addressed in the commission's order. So for my part, I'm not ready to close the book on this, and I'm more interested in activities that are related to Assembly travel and activities related to an official capacity.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Volland
- Timestamp
- 382:55 – 383:33
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- July 22, 2026
From the transcript
So there's that piece. Also, I would point you to the resolves in Section 4. It says, the assembly intends to censure as its complete and proportionate response to this matter. Upon Assemblymember Martinez's full compliance with the commission's order, the assembly considers the matter closed and contemplates no further action arising from the conduct addressed in the commission's order. So for my part, I'm not ready to close the book on this, and I'm more interested in activities that are related to Assembly travel and activities related to an official capacity.
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