Adam Prestidge
37:07 - 37:42
"I can't speak to that. I've got the only— the same language as you, and that's certainly one of the types of details that I'd prefer to work out in a detailed discussion with the unions rather than having it settled in legislation."
“I can't speak to that. I've got the only— the same language as you, and that's certainly one of the types of details that I'd prefer to work out in a detailed discussion with the unions rather than having it settled in legislation.”
- Speaker
- Adam Prestidge
- Timestamp
- 37:07 – 37:42
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 27, 2026
From the transcript
This apprenticeship requirement, I can't tell whether it is a requirement that those apprentices are union apprentices. Is that something that you could speak to or would this include non-union apprenticeships as well. Representative Ruffridge, through the chair, I can't speak to that. I've got the only— the same language as you, and that's certainly one of the types of details that I'd prefer to work out in a detailed discussion with the unions rather than having it settled in legislation. Understood.
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