Michael Burton — Representative Burton is called in the roll and votes aye.
Michael Burton — Representative Burton is called in the roll and votes aye.
Danny Busick — Listed during roll call.
Danny Busick — Called on during roll call and recorded as pass.
Danny Busick — Called on again in the roll call and recorded as no in this fragment.
Danny Busick — During the roll call, Representative Danny Busick is called and records an aye vote.
Mazzie Christensen — Mazzie Christensen makes a point of clarification about the substitute, noting that several bills have already been added and asking for confirmation about the number of bills included.
Mazzie Christensen — Called on during roll call; response not captured in this fragment.
Mazzie Christensen — Called during the roll call vote.
Mazzie Christensen — Called during the roll call.
Mazzie Christensen — Introduces House Bill 1699 and begins discussion of an amendment.
Mazzie Christensen — Moves adoption of an amendment and offers to explain it.
Mazzie Christensen — Representative Christensen is called in the roll and votes aye.
Mazzie Christensen — Representative Christensen is called in the roll and votes aye.
Jo Doll — Joined the concerns about the bill and questioned whether the new language had been through committee hearing.
Jo Doll — Appears to be addressed by name in the discussion of the vote on 'Loy's 2872.'
Jo Doll — Apologized to by name after a voting reference; the speaker notes she was part of the group that voted no.
Jo Doll — Asked a clarification question before the roll call vote.
Jo Doll — Asked whether the substitute had already been passed and sought clarification about what was being added.
Jo Doll — Addressed as 'Representative' while the speaker confirms the provision applies to each school district and charter school.
Jo Doll — Asked whether each item could be added individually later if the committee votes no on rolling the amendments together.
Jo Doll — Called on during roll call; the response is not captured in this fragment.
Jo Doll — Called during the roll call vote and recorded as voting aye.
Jo Doll — Listed in the roll call as voting no.
Jo Doll — Representative Doll is called in the roll and votes aye.
Jo Doll — Representative Doll is called in the roll and votes aye.
Jo Doll — Representative Doll votes aye.
Jeff Farnan — Listed during roll call.
Jeff Farnan — Referenced as one of the committee members who voted for the legislation.
Jeff Farnan — Called on during roll call and recorded as aye.
Jeff Farnan — Called during the roll call vote and recorded as voting aye.
Jeff Farnan — Asks how the amendment applies to a company with mixed Canadian and U.S. ownership.
Jeff Farnan — Called during the roll call.
Kent Haden — Present during roll call.
Kent Haden — Kent Haden questioned whether the literacy program is mandatory and whether it comes with mandatory funding, expressing concern that districts may be required to add reading coaches or other staff without the money or personnel to do so. He repeatedly asked where districts would find the funding and staff, noted that many districts are already financially strained and struggling with transportation costs, and said he supports reading instruction but wants a workable answer for how districts can comply with the mandate.
Kent Haden — Called on during roll call and recorded as aye.
Kent Haden — Kent Haden is repeatedly called during roll call and records an aye vote.
Peggy McGaugh — Listed during roll call.
Peggy McGaugh — Representative Peggy McGaugh is repeatedly called during the roll call/vote sequence, but the transcript fragments do not clearly capture her response or vote in these segments.
Scott Miller — Listed during roll call.
Scott Miller — Representative Scott Miller is repeatedly called during roll-call votes over a short period. In the first two mentions, he is recorded as voting no. In the later mentions, he is called again during roll call, but the transcript does not clearly capture an additional vote.
Mark Nolte — Mark Nolte is mentioned during roll call and then confirmed present.
Mark Nolte — Referenced as one of the committee members who voted for the legislation.
Mark Nolte — Called on during roll call and recorded as no.
Mark Nolte — Representative Mark Nolte is called during the roll call, his response is initially unclear, and he ultimately records an aye vote.
Rodger Reedy — Listed during roll call.
Rodger Reedy — Referenced during the roll call count.
Rodger Reedy — Was invited to offer an amendment and then responded to the chair.