0:12
Joyce Anderson
83:51 - 84:04
"that means somebody else would do the training, not just— it wouldn't not be done. It would just be by somebody else other than us. Thank you for clarifying that, because I was going to say it absolutely needs to be done."
“that means somebody else would do the training, not just— it wouldn't not be done. It would just be by somebody else other than us. Thank you for clarifying that, because I was going to say it absolutely needs to be done.”
- Speaker
- Joyce Anderson
- Timestamp
- 83:51 – 84:04
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- June 26, 2026
From the transcript
In addition, Senator Young, that means somebody else would do the training, not just—. But it would just not be done. It wouldn't, yeah, it wouldn't not be done. It would just be by somebody else other than us. Thank you for clarifying that, because I was going to say it absolutely needs to be done.
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