Keith Wagoner — Called during roll call and marked present.
HB1372 — Passed and extended the Sunset Act for 20 years; also provided flexibility in due dates and allowed continuation of the Department of Natural Resources Sustainable Harvest Study.
HB1422 — House Bill 1422 is referenced in connection with a typo in the bill text related to the drug takeback program, with clarification that the character should be a '2' rather than an 'S.'
Susanna Pratt — Susanna Pratt is introduced as staff and then identifies herself, noting that she and colleague Andrew Hat are committee staff presenting the preliminary cannabis market study report.
Susanna Pratt — Named as Amanda Eidrick's colleague and co-presenter.
Susanna Pratt — Took over the presentation to discuss data quality.
Andrew Hat — Andrew Hat is introduced as staff and as Susanna Pratt’s colleague, appearing with her to present the cannabis market study.
Andrew Hat — Andrew Hat is introduced as Jill Satran’s JLARC staff colleague and then takes over the presentation to discuss the review of the survivor’s exemption, beginning with how employees and agencies use the exemption.
Manka Dhingra — In this exchange, the discussion focuses on how to estimate cannabis production and why certain data sources are unreliable. The speaker explains that harvested cannabis weight can be used as a rough indicator, but dry weight data is not reliable enough to accurately quantify total production. The conversation also references earlier questions about incomplete sales records and how an estimate in the 30–40% range was determined, indicating a broader discussion of early implementation and data limitations in cannabis regulation.
Rachel Swatter — Rachel Swatter is called to speak for the Liquor and Cannabis Board, then identifies herself as the board’s chief financial officer and explains that CCRS is a self-reporting system separate from the tax system.
Bo Kilmer — Introduces himself as co-director of the Drug Policy Research Center at RAND and begins answering the question about the unlicensed-source estimate.
Bo Kilmer — Addressed directly as the person being asked to respond.
Zane Potter — Zane Potter is introduced as JLARC staff for the next report, then identifies himself and notes that he is joined by his colleague Ashley Trunell as they begin presenting the preliminary report.
Ashley Trunell — Ashley Trunell is introduced as JLARC staff and identified as Zane Potter’s colleague during the introduction of the next report.
Davina Duerr — Likely the intended speaker reference in the garbled 'Representative FI'; context suggests a member was being addressed, but the exact identity is uncertain.
Jill Satran — Jill Satran, speaking with colleague Andrew Hat, introduces the JLARC presentation on the survivor's exemption and outlines the scope of the review. The presentation then continues into discussion of how agencies are implementing the exemption.
Amanda Eidrick — Introduced the proposed final report and explained the presentation focus.
Jamie Bond — Identified themselves as director of field services at DDA and noted an agency reorganization.
Casey Radistitz — Casey Radistitz, joined by colleague Zane Kelly, introduces themselves as JLARC staff and begins presenting proposed study questions for the upcoming juvenile rehabilitation audit, with the discussion then transitioning into the study questions.
Zane Kelly — Zane Kelly is introduced alongside Casey Radistitz as a JLARC staff member, and together they come forward to present proposed study questions for an upcoming JLARC audit.
Stephanie Barnard — Called during roll call.
Steve Bergquist — Called during roll call and marked present.
Leonard Christian — During roll call, Senator Leonard Christian responded, 'I'm here.'
Jessica Bateman — Likely intended by 'Senator Gaynor'; marked here.
Bob Hasegawa — Called during roll call.
Liz Lovelett — Likely intended by 'Senator Lovelet'; marked here.
Stephanie McClintock — Called during roll call.
Ed Orcutt — Called during roll call and marked here.
Steve Conway — Likely intended by 'Senator Solomon, President.'