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I think we need to be protective of our rural advisory committees. I know some— there's some work to reduce the boards and reduce tribal representation on those. I think that I'll be protective of those, and I'll continue working to ensure that we have tribal representation, because at the end of the day, if the government, whether it's state or federal, is not talking to the people who are affected on the ground, in an area, then they're not making decisions in the best interest of the people who live there. I'm all about co-management, tribal representation, and I'll do the work to start getting some of those things working for Alaskans.