Alex Douthit
39:11 - 39:33
"the 3/10 was what was decided on as a little bit of something, but, um, the time frame, which is what we were looking for, I believe didn't get put on. And I think the biggest contest on that was the, the 30 days versus 5 days."
“the 3/10 was what was decided on as a little bit of something, but, um, the time frame, which is what we were looking for, I believe didn't get put on. And I think the biggest contest on that was the, the 30 days versus 5 days.”
- Speaker
- Alex Douthit
- Timestamp
- 39:11 – 39:33
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- June 10, 2026
From the transcript
So hopefully in the future we have a little more enforcement on it. This— the 3/10 was what was decided on as a little bit of something, but, um, the time frame, which is what we were looking for, I believe didn't get put on. And I think the biggest contest on that was the, the 30 days versus 5 days. So hopefully we'll be able to come back and look at it a little bit more. Correct, that was exactly it.
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