Camille Blaylock — Senator Camille Blaylock questions why the bill is needed and where it originated, and the following exchange begins a response to her concerns, including related issues such as malpractice insurance and the standard of care.
Ms. Marshall — Ms. Marshall discusses the bill as an opportunity for qualified pharmacists, clarifying that the licensure is voluntary and intended for those who have obtained additional training. She is then thanked for being present and helping present the bill.
Treg Bernt — The transcript appears to refer to Senator Bernt making the motion; the auto-text says 'Senator Berke' and 'Senator Burke,' which are likely transcription errors.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — The second is attributed to 'Senator Zierfeld,' which appears to be a transcription error for Senator Zuiderveld.
Daniel Foreman — He is thanked at the end of the meeting for presenting the bill.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Kelly Anthon introduced himself and presented the bill, noting he represents District 27 and that a University of Idaho legal extern, Elizabeth Marshall, helped prepare it. He then returned to the discussion later to briefly explain that the bill is a narrow, voluntary licensure measure and referenced Idaho’s long history with naturopathic licensure.
Elizabeth Marshall — Elizabeth Marshall is identified as a University of Idaho legal extern who helped prepare the bill, then introduces herself as Senator Anthon’s legal intern and asks for a due pass recommendation on Senate Bill 1313.