Jim Guthrie — The chair addressed the witness and apologized for repeatedly calling on him.
Jim Guthrie — The chair thanked the witness and asked for questions and discussion on the docket.
Jim Guthrie — Seconded the motion.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Guthrie signaled readiness to proceed with a motion if no one else wished to testify, then formally moved to approve docket 58-112-2-250-2, noting a potential conflict because he is a registered professional engineer.
Phil Hart — During a brief procedural exchange, the chair addressed Senator Hart/Mr. Chairman while moving through the second gubernatorial appointment and transition, then thanked Senator Hart for catching a wording change in the memorial.
Ron Taylor — Seconded the motion.
Ron Taylor — Senator Taylor was called on and then moved to approve docket 58-0108-2502 with an early effective date of sine die.
Todd Lakey — Todd Lakey was asked to come forward and state his name, then identified himself as State Senator from District 23 and introduced the memorial. He continued by explaining that the memorial is similar to one previously passed, noting a correction in the whereas clause and clarifying the purpose of bringing forward the new version.
Kevin Cook — Senator Cook seconded the motion and was then addressed during the vote call as the chamber proceeded through the same voting sequence.
Kevin Cook — Seconded the motion to approve the docket.
Daniel Foreman — Senator Dan Foreman is introduced as the next presenter for RS 329-27C1, then introduces himself as State Senator for District 6 and begins presenting RS 3-2-927C1.
Britt Raybould — Representative Britt Raibould introduced herself and presented RS 33051 through RS 33054 jointly. She explained that the resolutions are related and then described the district-specific content, including a correction that RS 33051 pertains to District 4 in East Idaho and concerns managed aquifer recharge and related water infrastructure needs.
Jeff Cornilles — Senator Cook participated in the meeting’s procedural motions by seconding the introduction of resolutions and later seconding acceptance of the docket. Shortly afterward, Senator Cook asked whether there was any discussion on the motion and moved the process forward toward a vote.
unnamed gentleman — A person who previously could not testify due to system issues has declined to testify today.
Joe Palmer — Moved to accept docket 5801-16-2501.
Michael McCurdy — Michael McCurdy was asked to present the Department of Environmental Quality rule and then identified himself as the Waste Management and Remediation Division Administrator, introducing the cyanidation rule docket.
Mr. McCurdy — Explained the categories of written comments and the disagreement between commenters.
Mr. McCurdy — Credited with summarizing the position of the parties.
Mike Moyle — Mike Moyle is addressed as 'Mr. Chairman.'
Jerry DeLang — Named as someone signed up to testify.
Jerry DeLang — Identified himself as a lobbyist for Idaho Rural Water Association and said he would read a letter of support into the record.
Benjamin Davenport — Executive director of the Idaho Mining Association; expresses appreciation for DEQ's rulemaking effort.
Jerry Henry — Introduced himself as the Drinking Water Protection and Finance Division Administrator for DEQ and began presenting the rule.
Jerry Henry — Jerry Henry is called back up to identify himself, and he states for the record that he is the Drinking Water Protection and Finance Division Administrator for the Department of Environmental Quality, presenting docket 580108-2502.
Jerry Henry — Jerry Henry, the Drinking Water Protection and Finance Division Administrator at the Department of Environmental Quality, introduced himself and then presented docket 58-0112-2501 concerning the rules for administration of wastewater and drinking water loan funds.
Mrs. Henry — The presenter is addressed as Mrs. Henry and asked to answer questions.
an unidentified audience member — Someone in the audience indicates they are present to testify, prompting the chair to pause for identification.
Ms. Henry — The chair asked whether there were questions for her and invited testimony.
Ms. Henry — The presenter was thanked for her presentation and asked for questions.
Jerry — The chair asked Jerry to identify himself for the record.
Ms. DeLang — The chair asked whether there were questions for her.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Guthrie asks whether late feedback not incorporated into the rule could create gaps or problems for industry.
Jim Guthrie — Referenced indirectly as 'Mr. Chairman' in the exchange, but not by name in this section.
Jim Guthrie — Moved to approve both the temporary and pending rule because they are identical in nature.
Jim Guthrie — The presenter referenced Senator Guthrie's prior comments about the redline and strikeout changes.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Guthrie begins a motion on the docket before the committee.
Jim Guthrie — Makes the motion to approve docket 58-0108-2502.
Jim Guthrie — The chair addressed the committee and asked for questions and testimony.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris participated in a sequence of procedural actions during the meeting, including making a motion on a gubernatorial appointment, moving to send RS 3-13-113 to print, and seconding a motion.
Jim Guthrie — Seconded the motion.
Jim Guthrie — Seconded the motion.
Jim Guthrie — Asked for and then made a motion to introduce RS 32927C1.