I know of no decision to use the jet in any way differently than the usage of the King Air.
He continues to stand behind that as an appropriate balance between incentives for exploration and development and the tax rate.
We're very confident in the process that we've been following. This is a good example of the kinds of delays and distractions that can slow down this process and keep the contract getting to the Legislature and the public.
He is certainly willing to look at new solutions.
The goal is to get to yes. It's to get to yes on a gas pipeline.
Ultimately the bill the governor puts forward is the one he believes is in the best interests of the state.
Former Gov. Knowles threw out a lot of easy cliches, and is very good at delivering them, but cliches aren't going to get Alaskans a gas pipeline.
The governor's been concerned about the ability to recruit and retain competent, qualified and excellent commissioners.
The governor is aware of the situation and that the transition period can be challenging.
