Randy Bates
26:24 - 27:03
"It's, it's something that we haven't played with very much in the regulatory world, but it's something that has a lot of potential to streamline permitting, make it easier to get your permit, make it easier to get you active in the field."
“It's, it's something that we haven't played with very much in the regulatory world, but it's something that has a lot of potential to streamline permitting, make it easier to get your permit, make it easier to get you active in the field.”
- Speaker
- Randy Bates
- Timestamp
- 26:24 – 27:03
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
From the transcript
So it's, it's something that we haven't played with very much in the regulatory world, but it's something that has a lot of potential to streamline permitting, make it easier to get your permit, make it easier to get you active in the field. So those are the types of issues we're looking at. And again, I just mentioned we have 100 years of experience in the mining world. We have to find a way to make sure we're looking even in that world where they have that much experience to see if there's ways to improve that process. And so anything we can do to improve that.
Related Coverage
DNR says some Alaska permits clear in under a week; rules under review
At a Resource Development Council breakfast in Anchorage on Monday, Alaska's natural resources, environmental conservation and Fish and Game commissioners said some state permit cycle times are now under a week, and that Administrative Order 360 lets agencies rewrite regulations without the legislature.
by Walter AlaskaNews1h ago3 min readAI