AK SB282

Adds one new civilian member to the Joint Armed Services Committee, appointed after considering the Alaska Municipal League's recommendation, increasing the quorum requirement from 8 to 9 members

Expands committee duties to include supporting Alaska's central role in military defense, reviewing state policy responses to national defense and arctic security initiatives, and convening hearings on emerging defense issues

Changes the committee's activity report deadline from the first day of each second regular session to December 31 of that year

Requires the Legislative Affairs Agency to maintain a member contact list and notify presiding officers of civilian member vacancies

Terminates current member terms upon enactment, with reappointment allowed within 45 days; certain provisions (including eventual repeal of committee statutes) take effect June 30, 2036