An Alaska Legislator is a salaried term position and in addition they receives travel expenses, a daily per diem for working at the State Capitol and away from their home.  Anything more than that does not seem prudent or reasonable. In the event legislators wish to have their family's with them at their job-site, that should rightfully be their personal expense, not the people's.  Legislators conducting themselves in this gerrymandering manner is an onerous insult to the people of Alaska and it needs to stop.