Colleen Burton — Senator Burton is listed in the roll call.
Colleen Burton — Senator Colleen Burton is repeatedly referenced during the voting process: she is listed in roll call votes on SB 1588 and SPB 7044, and then personally states that she is in the affirmative on tabs 1 and 6.
Ed Hooper — Was called during roll call.
Ed Hooper — Voted during the roll call on C.S. for SB 326.
Ed Hooper — Voted during the roll call on SB 1256.
Ed Hooper — Echoes Senator Boyd, praises the bill, and says it may be the most important bill the sponsor will pass.
Ed Hooper — Senator Hooper is listed in the roll call.
Ed Hooper — Ed Hooper is mentioned in consecutive roll-call votes, first on SB 1588 and then on SPB 7044, as part of the committee's recorded voting process.
Jonathan Martin — Senator Jonathan Martin was present during roll call and cast votes on C.S. for SB 326 and SB 1256.
Jonathan Martin — Senator Martin is listed in the roll call.
Jonathan Martin — Jonathan Martin is mentioned during consecutive procedural items in the meeting: he is listed in roll-call votes on SB 1588 and SPB 7044, then later records himself as affirmative on tab 1/Senate Bill 326 and moves to adjourn.
Rosalind Osgood — Senator Rosalind Osgood was called during roll call and recorded votes on C.S. for SB 326 and SB 1256.
Rosalind Osgood — Commends the young witnesses for sharing their stories and says their lived experience helps the committee understand how to help.
Rosalind Osgood — The speaker references Senator Osgood's earlier point about lived experience.
Rosalind Osgood — Senator Osgood is listed in the roll call.
Rosalind Osgood — Senator Osgood is recognized to ask questions about the bill.
Rosalind Osgood — Senator Osgood asks for details about why gold and silver should be legal tender.
Rosalind Osgood — Senator Osgood asks about exchanging gold with Ghana and how gold is verified without inspecting the vault.
Rosalind Osgood — Listed in the roll call vote on SB 1588.
Rosalind Osgood — Listed in the roll call vote on SPB 7044.
Kathleen Passidomo — Kathleen Passidomo was called during roll call and recorded voting in successive roll call items, including C.S. for SB 326 and SB 1256.
Kathleen Passidomo — Senator Passidomo is listed in the roll call; transcript misstates the name as 'Pasadomo.'
Kathleen Passidomo — Senator Passidomo says she likes the concept but is concerned about weak regulation and bad actors.
Kathleen Passidomo — Senator Passidomo warns about money laundering, terrorism, and the need to balance freedom with regulation.
Kathleen Passidomo — Addressed as 'President Passidomo' in closing remarks.
Kathleen Passidomo — Listed in the roll call vote on SB 1588.
Kathleen Passidomo — Listed in the roll call vote on SPB 7044.
Jason W. B. Pizzo — Was noted as excused.
Jason W. B. Pizzo — Voted during the roll call on C.S. for SB 326.
Jason W. B. Pizzo — Voted during the roll call on SB 1256.
Jason W. B. Pizzo — Called during the roll on C.S. for SB 786.
Jason W. B. Pizzo — Senator Jason W. B. Pizzo is listed in consecutive roll call votes, first on SB 1588 and then on SPB 7044, as part of the Senate voting record.
Keith L. Truenow — Was called during roll call.
Keith L. Truenow — Voted during the roll call on C.S. for SB 326.
Keith L. Truenow — Voted during the roll call on SB 1256.
Keith L. Truenow — He was recognized to explain the amendment removing certain provisions from the bill.
Keith L. Truenow — He explained that the amendment removes damages-cap language and language phasing out direct disposers.
Keith L. Truenow — He responded that the bill does not specifically address burying someone on private property.
Keith L. Truenow — He clarified that the bill does not specifically allow or disallow burial on private property.
Keith L. Truenow — He was recognized to close on the amendment, which was then adopted.
Keith L. Truenow — He answered that the bill would not prevent funeral directors from making contracts or arrangements with hospice providers.
Keith L. Truenow — He was recognized to waive close on the amended bill.
Keith L. Truenow — Called during the roll on C.S. for SB 786 and identified as the sponsor of SB 1110.
Keith L. Truenow — Acknowledged as sponsor of the amendment and asked to explain it.
Keith L. Truenow — Recognized to close on the amendment.
Keith L. Truenow — Senator Keith L. Truenow is repeatedly thanked and praised by other members for sponsoring and bringing forward the bill, including recognition of his extensive bill filing and support from co-sponsors. He is then recognized to close on the bill as amended, thanks the chairman and others involved in the legislation, and begins closing remarks with a personal anecdote about a farm manager in Tennessee.
Keith L. Truenow — Keith L. Truenow is listed in consecutive roll-call votes, first on SB 1588 and then on SPB 7044, as part of the committee’s voting procedure.
Reagan Mullins — Reagan Mullins was noted twice waving in support of the bill, indicating continued public support during the hearing.
Kevin Dwayne — Kevin Dwayne testified in support of the bill and warned that unlimited audit frequency and scope could be used against pharmacists, saying that speaking out may put a target on his back.
Kelly Millett — Representing the Florida Pharmacy Association and waving in support.