0:38
Stanton Gregor
79:56 - 80:34
"On the first reading we had 5 amendments, and now here we have 10+ again because there's subsets A, B, and C. I think this is a very rushed ordinance that due to all these amendments can appear that it lacks transparency. I don't think that is the intent of this, but I think it feels that way. During my time on the assembly, I've never seen 15 amendments on an ordinance."
“On the first reading we had 5 amendments, and now here we have 10+ again because there's subsets A, B, and C. I think this is a very rushed ordinance that due to all these amendments can appear that it lacks transparency. I don't think that is the intent of this, but I think it feels that way. During my time on the assembly, I've never seen 15 amendments on an ordinance.”
- Speaker
- Stanton Gregor
- Timestamp
- 79:56 – 80:34
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Petersburg
- Captured at
- July 7, 2026
From the transcript
Um, this is not, uh, in regards to the 10 things, but I will speak to the amendment. Um, I think some very good, uh, points were raised, uh, one by, uh, Committee Member Knight on the process. You know, on the first reading we had 5 amendments, and now here we have 10+ again because there's subsets A, B, and C. I think this is a very rushed ordinance that due to all these amendments can appear that it lacks transparency. I don't think that is the intent of this, but I think it feels that way. During my time on the assembly, I've never seen 15 amendments on an ordinance.
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