Edit rotation - then time remapping - keyframes for rotation don't sync

I have some footage that requires quite a bit of rotational correction which worked fine. I then need to slow some of it down. I used time remapping. This resulted in the correct slow motion but the key frames for the rotation editing did not "stretch" with original footage. So the rotation editing now occurs in the wrong places.
Am I using the wrong sequence for editing? Or is there away to make the keyframes adjust accordingly when the footage is remapped.
Thanks

Nest the rotation then apply remaping...or vice versa .

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