Pam — Pam is mentioned as being present, and then included in a procedural reminder to Linda, Pam, and Chris that if their virtual hand-up is not recognized, they should signal again.
Linda — Noted as present online for the meeting.
Linda — Linda is mentioned as present along with Pam, and then included in a procedural reminder to virtual attendees that if their hand-up is not recognized, they should make themselves known.
Chris — Chris is about to dial in, and the discussion centers on making sure he receives the link; one speaker notes that it has just been sent to him.
Chris — Chris is welcomed into the meeting and then included in a procedural reminder about using the virtual hand-raise if it is not recognized.
Jennifer — Jennifer is mentioned in the context of reviewing materials and related information, including something received from Jennifer and another item generated from elsewhere, which will be addressed in Jennifer’s evaluation.
Melissa — The speaker says Melissa served with them in the Uniform Law Commission for 15 years, was their vice chair on a drafting committee, and describes her as a fantastic human being while expressing shock about her situation.
Larry — Identified as the person who would be signing the contract, though the speaker corrects to Chairman Hoff.
Chairman Hoff — Chairman Hoff is identified as the person who would sign the contract.
Jeannie — Mentioned in connection with having something for the meeting.
Jeannie — The ethics advisor is thanked for bringing the issue and is invited to sit at the table.
Kevin Quigley — Referenced as the subject of advisory opinion 957; he had been elected to the Senate and sent a letter to his law firm and clients.
Chris Gildon — Senator Gildon had just arrived home and logged off his phone, entering the waiting room; shortly after, the group noted they had lost his connection but expected to get him back.
Matt Boehnke — The speaker appears to address 'Joe' in the transcript, but this may be a mis-transcription; no confident member match is available from the provided list.
Jeanie — Jeanie introduces herself as one of the Senate ethics advisors and explains that another advisor is sick and not online.
Jamie Pedersen — Jamie Pedersen was asked for feedback and confirmed the board was on the same page, adding that they would continue applying the relevant factors and consider the totality of the circumstances.
Jen — Was consulted last week about whether the opinion should be unretired.