Daniel Volland
4:01 - 4:53
“removal of the language in the S version, knowingly and willingly, that, that be a sort of a predicate to allow suspension of the system when there is a violation. We believe that language, that qualifying language, is a little bit too high of a barrier for the Assembly to say, hey, let's take a pause on this if there is a misuse or a violation of this technology.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Volland
- Timestamp
- 4:01 – 4:53
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 14, 2026
From the transcript
And then lastly, removal of the language in the S version, knowingly and willingly, that, that be a sort of a predicate to allow suspension of the system when there is a violation. We believe that language, that qualifying language, is a little bit too high of a barrier for the Assembly to say, hey, let's take a pause on this if there is a misuse or a violation of this technology. So those are the 4 that we will sort of collectively be bringing forward. And then Member McCormick, if you're on the phone, I thought maybe if it's okay, Chair, he could share next his amendment, and then we could turn it over to other members as you see best. Yeah, sure.
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