I would agree when, and only when, the legislature gives up its salary padding.  During the regular session in Juneau, legislators get $235/day for lodging and food.  e.g. A recent House report shows that Rep. Reinbold paid $850 in rent plus $100 in utilities, a total of $950/month. Rep. Vasquez paid $650 in rent, plus $100 in utilities, a total of $750. Both legislators received about $235 per day, or $7,000 per month for room and board, meaning that each of them is receiving over $6,000- tax free- per month above actual lodging expenses.

Under the system approved by the legislature,  Juneau legislators gets 75% of the federal per diem rate, or about $175 per day- $5,000 per month of session- for living in their own homes.

Until that ends, any use of the PFD is a raid on the Permanent Fund.

p.s. Until the $700 million oil company "credit" goes away, ditto.  Why should they take an extra $700 million of our PFD's to pay for that?