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Bill Wielechowski
36:09 - 36:27
“you're looking at at least 3, probably 4 days on a— if we wanted to rubber stamp a bill.”
- Speaker
- Bill Wielechowski
- Timestamp
- 36:09 – 36:27
- Transcript
- Alaska Legislature recording 2026-08-10
- Community
- Alaska News
From the transcript
And then you go to second reading. And constitutionally, you can go second or third reading on the same day. It requires three-quarter vote. And just looking at how this bill has the way these bills have progressed, I think that's probably a challenge. So you're looking at at least 3, probably 4 days on a— if we wanted to rubber stamp a bill.
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