Cathrynn Brown — Called during the roll call; response not captured in this section.
Cathrynn Brown — Cathrynn Brown raises concerns about the vehicle inspection proposal, arguing it is being treated as a foregone conclusion without adequately addressing downsides such as cost and inconvenience. She questions what would happen if an inspection flags a problem, including whether the vehicle would be taken out of service. A response from another speaker acknowledges her concern and agrees that her point is valid.
Cathrynn Brown — Referenced as having raised concerns relevant to the discussion.
Cathrynn Brown — Likely the intended reference in 'Representative Barago'; raised concerns about study scope and costs.
Cathrynn Brown — Credited with raising a point about the memorial language focusing only on benefits.
Cathrynn Brown — Called during roll call and voted no.
Rebecca Dow — Called during the roll call.
Rebecca Dow — During roll call, Rebecca Dow voted no and then explained her vote, saying she opposed the measure because it would add tax and fee burdens and because she did not want to support another study that could lead to further regulation.
Joseph Hernandez — Called during the roll call; responded present.
Joseph Hernandez — The presenter responded to Representative Hernandez’s question.
Joseph Hernandez — Asked whether commercial autonomous vehicles would be included; presenter said the proposal applies to consumer passenger cars instead.
Joseph Hernandez — Asked how consumers receive notice of vehicle recalls.
Joseph Hernandez — Presenter answered his question about recall notices and explained the current recall notification structure.
Joseph Hernandez — Presenter acknowledged his point about unrepaired recalls and said such issues would be flagged in inspection.
Joseph Hernandez — Speaker said consumer safety is a priority and asked for agreement from the chair.
Joseph Hernandez — Speaker concluded his question and thanked the presenter; the presenter thanked Representative Romero for bringing the memorial forward.
Joseph Hernandez — Representative Romero was addressed regarding the trip report; the speaker said they had not received it.
Dayan Hochman-Vigil — Representative Dayan Hochman-Vigil was called during roll call, along with other representatives named in the same roll call sequence.
Dayan Hochman-Vigil — Named as a co-sponsor who was not present.
Dayan Hochman-Vigil — Dayan Hochman-Vigil is noted as seconding the motion and then later recorded as voting yes on the matter.
Doreen Gallegos — Likely the intended name for 'Del Cruz' is uncertain; no confident correction available.
J.D. Bullington — J.D. Bullington is introduced as the expert witness and then begins his testimony, thanking the chair and opening his remarks.
Joanne Ferrary — Addressed by name in the discussion of the bill’s history and burden.
Joanne Ferrary — Representative Joanne Ferrary was thanked for being present and for presenting the memorial/bill, and was then referenced again as the motion was made to pass the memorial.
Cynthia Borrego — Thanked for the remarks supporting the study and road safety concerns.
Tara Lujan — Identified as making the motion, though the transcript is somewhat unclear.
Tara Lujan — Called during roll call; the transcript is unclear on the exact vote line.
Tara Lujan — Called on regarding guests and recognition.
Joy Garratt — Likely the 'Borago' reference in roll call; voted yes.
Jenifer Jones — Vote recorded as no.
Patricia Lundstrom — Called during roll call; vote not captured in this excerpt.
Andrea Romero — Vote recorded as yes.
Art De La Cruz — Called as chair in the roll call; voted yes.
Gail Armstrong — Called during the roll call.
Gail Armstrong — Asked questions and raised concerns about the proposal.
Gail Armstrong — Asked whether inspections would be off-site and whether the study would determine the best inspection locations.
Gail Armstrong — Addressed directly by the witness during questioning.
Gail Armstrong — Addressed directly in response to her question about county limitations.
Gail Armstrong — Raises questions about feasibility, local implementation, costs, and whether the proposal would create more regulation and liability.
Gail Armstrong — Referenced as having approached the issue of inspection station access and local implementation concerns.
Gail Armstrong — Referenced as having raised concerns relevant to the discussion.