Mark Sylvia — Mark Sylvia of Fairhaven moved to suspend the rules, specifically Rule 7A.
Mark Sylvia — Sylvia of Fall River is named in connection with locked voting stations.
Mark Sylvia — Named in the request for a moment of silent tribute.
Thomas Moakley — The transcript likely intended 'Mr. Willard of Westport,' but this does not match the expected member list; the speaker is uncertain.
Thomas Walsh — Mr. Walsh of Peabody offered an amendment to the bill and moved to amend Section 1.
Bradley Jones — Mr. Jones of North Reading doubted the presence of a quorum.
Tackey Chan — Representative Chan of Quincy is named in connection with locked voting stations.
Carole Fiola — Named in the request for a moment of silent tribute.
Carole Fiola — Named in the request for a moment of silent tribute.
Norman Orrall — Likely the intended member for 'Olet of Westport' is Representative Norman Orrall; the transcript is uncertain here.
Lydia Edwards — Named as a petitioner on legislation to protect access to justice.
Patricia Jehlen — Named as a petitioner on legislation to protect access to justice.
Joanne Comerford — Named as a petitioner on legislation to protect access to justice.
Rebecca Rausch — Named as a petitioner on legislation to protect access to justice.
William Brownsberger — Named as a petitioner on legislation concerning violations of the U.S. Constitution under color of law.
Cindy Friedman — Named as a petitioner on legislation concerning violations of the U.S. Constitution under color of law.
Pavel Payano — Named as a petitioner on legislation concerning violations of the U.S. Constitution under color of law.
Cynthia Creem — Named as a petitioner on legislation concerning violations of the U.S. Constitution under color of law.
H5151 — Amendment 24 to H5151 is introduced and referenced as the amendment under discussion for the bill.
Alyson Sullivan-Almeida — Alyson Sullivan-Almeida of Abington introduces and moves Amendment 13, then speaks in support of it and requests a roll call vote. She continues by explaining that the amendment is simple and arguing in favor of its passage, presenting the amendment as beneficial.
Joseph McKenna — Joseph McKenna introduced Amendment 89, which would add an incentive subtractor to be applied per acre of previously undisturbed forest cleared for a solar installation, and then spoke in support of the amendment. He argued that it would better balance solar development with environmental preservation and align solar policy with the stated goal of protecting land use priorities.
Mr. Michael Witts of Boston — Introduced as offering an amendment.
Mr. Michael Witz of Boston — Named as the sponsor of Consolidated Amendment A, which makes multiple changes to the bill.
Tommy Vitolo — Tommy Vitolo of Brookline is recognized to speak and, in the same moment, requests a call of the yeas and nays when the matter is taken up.
Leigh Davis — The transcript appears to say 'Ulet of Westport'; this is likely a mis-transcription of a member name, but it is uncertain.
Carlton Abbott — Former Freetown Police Chief honored in a silent tribute; his career and service were described.
Alan Silvia — Named in the request for a moment of silence.
Antonio Cabral — Named in the request for a moment of silence.
Christopher Markey — Named in the request for a moment of silence.
Kevin Honan — Named in the request for a moment of silence.
William Q. 'Biff' McLean, Jr. — Former representative and senator being honored in a moment of silence.
Donald Berthiaume — Donald R. Berthiaume, Jr. is mentioned in connection with a joint petition seeking authorization for Bradford G. Merkel to take the State Police examination.
Kelly Pease — Requested a moment of silence. Spelling uncertain; likely Representative Sweezey.
Jaden Booker of Hanson — Service member being honored in the moment of silence.
Kate Lipper-Garabedian — Named as filing a petition to establish a grant program to reduce poverty and create an advisory committee.
Hadley Luddy — Hadley Luddy is mentioned in connection with a petition requesting an investigation by a special commission, including members of the General Court, to study access to unemployment insurance.