Brent Crane — Confirmed the added language would be provided to the Secretary for clarification.
Brent Crane — Referenced as the member making the motion to introduce the RS in the prior context and continuing here.
Brent Crane — Representative Pickett is the member making the motion to introduce RS 33458.
Brent Crane — Makes the motion to introduce RS 33476.
Brent Crane — Representative Pickett is the member making the motion to introduce RS 33478.
Brent Crane — Representative Pickett makes the motion on RS 33482.
Ilana Rubel — Representative Rebell raises a question about the motion’s fee-recovery provision, asking why only the Attorney General can recover fees if successful and why there is no reciprocal provision allowing the other side to recover fees if it prevails.
Judy Boyle — Representative Boyle explains that under the bill, attorney fees go to the Attorney General and that the measure is intended to deter wrongdoing. She further clarifies that the 'reason to believe' standard is intentionally lower so the Attorney General can act when something nefarious may be occurring.
Judy Boyle — Presented RS 33459 as a rewrite intended to ensure local police and fire departments are not included.
Judy Boyle — Explained that RS 33459 is in the labor relations portion of the code, which is why it appears in the fire and police code area.
Judy Boyle — Presented RS 33402 as allowing deficiency warrants for non-fire emergencies using Department of Land assets.
Judy Boyle — Thanked for presenting RS 33402.
Monica Church — Representative Church asks about the meaning of 'reason to believe' and the objective standard used by the Attorney General.
Dustin Manwaring — Representative Dustin Manwaring introduces and explains RS 33430, a bill concerning biometric identification information. He outlines key provisions including informed consent, retention limits, revocation rights, and a reasonable care standard for handling biometric data, followed by a brief acknowledgment of his presentation.
James Ananich — Representative Skog is referenced as a co-sponsor or collaborator on the RS; the exact member ID is uncertain because 'Skog' does not match the provided list exactly.
James Petzke — Moved the introduction of the RS.
James Petzke — Moved the introduction of RS 33430.
James Petzke — Moved the introduction of RS 33402.
Cornel Rasor — Cornel Rasor introduced RS 33366, explaining that he had incorporated stakeholder language after concerns raised in State Affairs. He described an added exception for a minor child needing assistance in a restroom or changing facility, stated that the RS is intended to return to the germane committee for a hearing, and noted there is one final phrase to include in the single-sex restroom or changing facility language.
Richard Cheatum — Asked whether the RS would return to germane committee or go directly to second reading.
Richard Cheatum — Asked whether the RS would return to germane committee or go directly to second reading.
Richard Cheatum — Spoke against the motion, arguing the bill's gender definitions could force inappropriate restroom use and create criminal liability.
Richard Cheatum — Continued opposing the motion, citing concerns about gender definitions and criminal penalties.
Richard Cheatum — Asked whether the bill is going to the germane committee and questioned why it remains in the fire and police code while excluding fire and police.
Jason Monks — Representative Monks moved to introduce RS 33459, and the discussion immediately continued with brief procedural follow-up regarding the motion and committee referral context.
Jason Monks — Jason Monks is introduced as the final presenter for RS 33482 and then explains that the proposal modifies House Bill 671 and should advance to second reading.
Rob Beiswenger — Rob Beiswenger introduced a revised mosquito district abatement reform bill, explaining changes such as opt-out language, distinctions for aerial spraying, reduced fees, and cleanup of the bill language. He was then referenced again during the substitute motion discussion and later in the vote, where he was recorded as voting nay.
Jaron Crane — Mentioned in the prior context as the sponsor of the motion language, but not in this specific excerpt.
Robert Beiswenger — Likely the intended speaker reference is Representative Byswinger/Beiswenger; the transcript appears to mishear the name.
Heather Scott — Representative Heather Scott is introduced and then presents RS 33478, explaining that it is a minor clarification to House Bill 709 and noting that it will go to the Business Committee.
Barbara Earhart — Introduces herself as District 33 and explains the rewrite to address public records requests without litigation.
Barbara D. E. Hart — Introduces herself and explains the annexation-related legislation.
Brooke Green — Mentioned as having joined the sponsor in discussions about annexation concerns.
John Woude — The transcript says 'John Weber'; the likely intended member is Representative John Woude, but this is uncertain.
Mike Moyle — Mike Moyle introduces RS 33127 C1 and explains that it addresses penalties for noncompliance with laws. He then briefly responds to a follow-up comment, expressing hope that the situation requiring such penalties does not arise, reinforcing the bill’s purpose of encouraging compliance.
Brent Crane — Moved to introduce RS 33366 with changes adding subsection J.
Brent Crane — Moved to introduce RS 33366 with the added subsection J language.
Brent Crane — Was asked to confirm the additional phrase and the clarification for the Secretary.
Brent Crane — Agreed to the additional single-sex restroom or changing facility language and said it would be provided to the Secretary for clarification.
Brandon Mitchell — Representative Brandon Mitchell is introduced as the presenter for RS 33389 and then begins his remarks, identifying himself as the District 6 representative and introducing the bill.
Douglas Pickett — Representative Pickett moves to introduce RS 33389.