Soñia Galaviz — Introduced herself, described her district, teaching career, and committee assignments.
Megan Egbert — Introduced herself, noted she passed the bar exam, and listed her committee assignments.
Gabrielle Hill — Introduced herself as a student and student government senator, expressing interest in state government.
Faye Thompson — Introduced herself and described her district and legislative experience.
Heather Scott — Introduced herself, described her district, and discussed her prior work in biology and fisheries.
Heather Scott — Heather Scott asked whether this committee would address AI issues and whether AI-related legislation could be brought before it, expressing interest in the committee taking on newer issues.
Vito Barbieri — Vito Barbieri introduced himself and identified himself as representing District 3.
Michelle Coburn — Michelle Coburn introduced herself as the committee secretary and described her background, and she was also briefly acknowledged as the committee secretary, with a reference to her prior experience as a pool secretary.
Tanya Burgoyne — Introduced herself and made a brief comment about family and legislative experience.
Britt Raybould — Introduced herself, described her district and committee assignments, and endorsed Michelle Coburn.
Steven Tanner — Introduced himself and described his district.
Ben Fuhriman — Introduced himself, described his family, and discussed his committee assignments and recent schooling.
Bruce Skaug — Introduced himself, described his district, committee assignments, and family update.
Rob Beiswenger — Introduced himself, described his background, family, and interest in INL-related issues.
David Cannon — The chair responded to Representative Scott's question about whether AI could come before the committee.
Ilana Rubel — Representative Ilana Rubel joined the committee and introduced herself as the representative for District 18 in Southeast Boise, noting her district’s connection to Micron and technology interests.