The legislators on the AGDC board proposed under SB125 were to be NON-VOTING members.  Nothing wrong with that except it would have given the Legislature a much better idea of how the Governor is spending the money that the Legislature authorizes.  There are plenty of examples where legislators sit on boards in a non-voting capacity.

Alaska State Legislators currently serve on over a dozen state commissions, including the boards of directors of state corporations. Notable examples include the Knik Arm Bridge & Toll Authority, the Alaska Aerospace Corporation, and the board of the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.

Mr.Colver's explanation for his no-vote is complete rubbish.