Sydney Scout
288:08 - 288:30
"I believe this language creates extremely large loopholes that basically any violation of this policy, somebody could say, I didn't know I was doing it, oopsie. Um, and I don't want to create that option."
“I believe this language creates extremely large loopholes that basically any violation of this policy, somebody could say, I didn't know I was doing it, oopsie. Um, and I don't want to create that option.”
- Speaker
- Sydney Scout
- Timestamp
- 288:08 – 288:30
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
I believe this language creates extremely large loopholes that basically any violation of this policy, somebody could say, I didn't know I was doing it, oopsie. Um, and I don't want to create that option. I believe, um, we can do better than that. So I urge my colleagues' support. Thank you.
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