Janelle Anyanonu — Called for roll as Representative Anaya and marked present.
Janelle Anyanonu — Moved to do not pass the original committee substitute and do pass the House Health and Human Services Committee substitute for House Bill 38.
Janelle Anyanonu — Identified by the chair as making the motion for due pass on House Memorial 59.
Kathleen Cates — Called for roll as Representative Cates and marked present.
Kathleen Cates — Credited with helping move the bill through the Senate.
Kathleen Cates — The chair briefly references Representative Kathleen Cates in the speaking order, indicating she will be called next before returning to Representative Ferrari. The later mention continues the same procedural sequence of member recognition, with no substantive remarks from Cates herself.
Eleanor Chávez — Called for roll as Representative E. Chávez and marked here.
Eleanor Chávez — Representative Eleanor Chavez is identified as having questions, then asks about the CYFD study and how it will be organized, and the discussion continues with Brenda Donald responding directly to her question.
Nicole Chavez — Called for roll as Representative N. Chávez and marked here.
Nicole Chavez — Representative Nicole Chavez is identified as the next questioner.
Nicole Chavez — Representative Nicole Chavez raises a question about the clothing allowance and reimbursement.
Joanne Ferrary — Called for roll as Representative Ferrary and marked present.
Joanne Ferrary — Identified as the first second on the motion to adopt the sub.
Alan Martinez — Called for roll as Minority Whip Martinez and marked here.
Alan Martinez — Called again during roll as Minority Whip Martinez and marked here.
Alan Martinez — Representative Martinez was recognized for questions; likely Minority Whip Martinez.
Alan Martinez — Minority Whip Martinez was addressed in the discussion of why the bill returned for approval.
Alan Martinez — Minority Whip was thanked and referenced in the explanation of the bill's path through the Senate.
Jason Espinoza — Speaks on behalf of the New Mexico Child First Network in support of the memorial and praises foster families and the study opportunity.
Javier Martínez — Thanked for being at the table to present the memorial.
Brenda Donald — Brenda Donald identifies herself as the chief operating officer at CYFD and indicates she is prepared to answer questions. In the same exchange, she explains that CYFD previously used a contractor to conduct the study in line with federal guidelines and would likely do so again. The discussion then turns to when the prior study was completed, and she states that it was done in 2021.
Brenda Donald — Brenda Donald is identified as the Chief Operating Officer at CYFD and answers questions about Social Security funds.
HB38 — The committee substitute for HB 38 was introduced and discussed. The sponsor explained that the bill is still being refined and is intended to address insurance and medical provider requirements, and the committee later continued discussion of the House Health and Human Services Committee substitute for HB 38.
Kyle Stepp — Kyle Stepp is introduced as the expert witness who will explain the proposed changes, and he then begins describing the collaborative committee substitute changes, including clarifying coverage language and replacement timing, emphasizing that the revisions do not alter the benefit.
HB38 — Motion made regarding the committee substitute for House Bill 38.