Mark Harris — Representative Haas is addressed regarding the liquor code sections and the need for the Department of Liquor to explain why the code areas are not used.
Mark Harris — The chair jokes with Representative Scott about the RS coming from the executive branch and notes he forgot his notes.
Mark Harris — The chair recognizes the motion and conducts the vote on RS 32900.
Mark Harris — Representative Scott is thanked for the executive-branch-originated RS and told he did well.
Mark Harris — Representative Alfieri makes the motion to introduce RS 32900.
Mark Harris — Representative Boyle is called up to present House Bill 650.
Mark Harris — The questioner is referred to as 'Mr. Bery' in the transcript; the context suggests a committee member asking about elections and federal prohibitions.
Mark Harris — Representative Haas asks about sovereign tribes and how the bill would interact with those rights.
Mark Harris — Chairman Crane is thanked in the follow-up and the speaker raises concerns about tribal sovereignty and the rebuttable presumption.
Mark Harris — Chairman Crane is thanked in the follow-up; the speaker later says comments will be saved until there is a motion.
Mark Harris — Representative Boyle is thanked and asked what prompted the bill.
Mark Harris — Moved to send House Bill 650 to the floor with a due pass recommendation.
Mark Harris — The chair calls on Representative Crane/Dyke for discussion after the motion.
Mark Harris — Called on to speak in favor of the motion; name appears garbled in the transcript.
Mark Harris — Asked to remain available to respond from her seat.
Mark Harris — Speaks in favor of the motion, citing litigation involving federal agencies and overreach.
Mark Harris — Referenced as having explained the bill's intent.
Mark Harris — Says he is torn on the bill, supports state sovereignty, and questions why the 10th Amendment is not sufficient.
Mark Harris — States he is torn on the bill and questions whether the 10th Amendment already covers the issue.
Mark Harris — Says the bill is a coin toss for him and remains undecided.
Mark Harris — Comments in favor of the motion and notes additional areas not listed in the bill.
Mark Harris — Referenced as the member whose point is being addressed.
Mark Harris — Representative Haas is likely a mis-transcription of Representative Harris in the committee context.
Mark Harris — Representative Hoss/Haas appears to refer to Representative Harris, who is speaking about litigation costs and constitutional preemption.
Mark Harris — Representative Haas is thanked after the prior comment; likely a transcription issue in the speaker label.
Mark Harris — Representative Boyle is thanked; the speaker continues to argue in favor of the bill.
Mark Harris — Representative Boyle is asked to yield and explain how the bill would be applied.
Mark Harris — Representative Boyle explains the bill would be enforced by the Attorney General if the federal government acts outside its authority.
Mark Harris — Representative Haas is likely a mis-transcription; the comment continues the discussion about application and enforcement.
Mark Harris — Representative Boyle is listed in the roll call, though the vote is not clearly captured in the transcript fragment.
James Ruchti — Representative Scott and Representative Ruchti are noted as having worked on House Bill 650, and the discussion then moves to Representative Boyle as questions are opened on the bill.
James Ruchti — Raises concerns that the bill resembles a secessionist conversation and a transfer-and-sale conversation.
James Ruchti — Adds a point that the phrase 'excluding Federal Reserve water rights' was intended to incorporate tribal waters.
James Ruchti — Explains that 'excluding Federal Reserve water rights' was included to incorporate tribal waters.
James Ruchti — Begins a comment after the chair rules debate in opposition to the motion.
James Ruchti — Explains the water-rights language was included to incorporate tribal waters.
James Ruchti — Returns to the floor to continue opposition and asks for clarity on the bill's scope.
James Ruchti — Representative Church is called on, and Representative Haas is then recognized for an additional comment.
James Ruchti — Representative Scott is recorded as voting yes in the roll call.
James Ruchti — Representative Scott is recorded as voting yes in the roll call; the transcript continues the vote tally.
James Ruchti — Representative Church votes no.
Jim Guthrie — The chair is addressed during the motion and discussion on House Bill 650.
Jim Guthrie — Chairman Crane is recorded as voting yes; likely a transcription error for the chair's name in the roll call.
Braden Jensen — Testified on behalf of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation in strong support of House Bill 650.
Lori Hartog — Raises concerns that the legislation creates additional presumptions beyond a simple statement.
Kelly Anthon — Representative Alfieri asks how the bill would be applied and requests an example.
Kelly Anthon — Representative Alfieri votes yes in the roll call.