Joyce Anderson
138:09 - 138:31
"then it went over to the Senate and Senator Keele had a couple questions. There were a couple amendments made which were areas that were not quite picked up by anybody, which I have to give his office credit for. So we made those technical changes to make it look good."
“then it went over to the Senate and Senator Keele had a couple questions. There were a couple amendments made which were areas that were not quite picked up by anybody, which I have to give his office credit for. So we made those technical changes to make it look good.”
- Speaker
- Joyce Anderson
- Timestamp
- 138:09 – 138:31
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- June 26, 2026
From the transcript
I don't think we've ever, in my term, there's ever been an ethics bill that didn't have amendments. So that was something wonderful. Of course, then it went over to the Senate and Senator Keele had a couple questions. There were a couple amendments made which were areas that were not quite picked up by anybody, which I have to give his office credit for. So we made those technical changes to make it look good.
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