0:28
Robert Yundt
46:37 - 47:05
"this is arguably the fourth most consequential piece of legislation in the history of the state behind statehood, TAPs, and the PFD."
“this is arguably the fourth most consequential piece of legislation in the history of the state behind statehood, TAPs, and the PFD.”
- Speaker
- Robert Yundt
- Timestamp
- 46:37 – 47:05
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- July 16, 2026
From the transcript
If you are— Senator Yunt. Ah, thank you, Mr. President, for giving me a brief moment here to visit with you about HB 381 and I think maybe touch on where many of us are at. You know, I really wish that this bill had been given to us last year. I think a lot of us do. Not receiving something— this is arguably the fourth most consequential piece of legislation in the history of the state behind statehood, TAPs, and the PFD.
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