Name: Bert Stedman: isn't there a timing difference between when the $0.16 was agreed to and when the concept of the volumetric tax numerics were put in play, like a couple of months difference in time?
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Description: isn't there a timing difference between when the $0.16 was agreed to and when the concept of the volumetric tax numerics were put in play, like a couple of months difference in time?

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Bert Stedman

141:57 - 142:20

"isn't there a timing difference between when the $0.16 was agreed to and when the concept of the volumetric tax numerics were put in play, like a couple of months difference in time?"

“isn't there a timing difference between when the $0.16 was agreed to and when the concept of the volumetric tax numerics were put in play, like a couple of months difference in time?”

Speaker: Bert Stedman
Timestamp: 141:57 – 142:20
Source: Alaska Legislature: Senate Finance - June 15, 2026 1:30pm
Community: Alaska News
Location: Alaska
Captured at: June 15, 2026

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Just on the comment about the— about changing the matrix from roughly a 2 mils, but isn't there a timing difference between when the $0.16 was agreed to and when the concept of the volumetric tax numerics were put in play, like a couple of months difference in time?

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