If the State of Alaska today were to pass a constitutional amendment that allows for a rural priority, would that, in and of itself, bring the State into compliance with Title VIII under ANILCA?
Lisa Murkowski: “If the State of Alaska today were to pass a constitutional amendment that allows for a rural priority, would that, in…”
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Murkowski questions the legal implications of a potential constitutional amendment in Alaska.
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