Ben Adams — The chair noted there is a substitute for Senator Adams.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog was identified as the second on the motion.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog was identified as the second on the motion.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog raised a procedural concern about the memorial's form.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog raised the drafting issue about the memorial being in the wrong form.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog moved to send RS 33575 to print.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog was the mover on RS 33575.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog seconded the motion on RS 33564.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Den Hartog was the second on the motion and then introduced RS 33542.
Kelly Anthon — Lori Den Hartog introduced RS 33542 and said it was a revised election-related bill.
Kelly Anthon — Introduced himself and began presenting RS 3322, a Senate concurrent resolution.
Kelly Anthon — Began presenting RS 33551 and thanked the chair and Senator Ruchti.
Kelly Anthon — Presented RS 33551 and described its purpose.
Kelly Anthon — Senator Nichols is engaged in a continuous discussion about digital ID policy. He first clarifies whether defining digital ID would allow cities and counties to implement such systems, then explains that the bill does not ban digital ID but only prevents it from being mandated. He further states that government entities could still use digital ID voluntarily, but any future exclusive or mandatory use would require legislative action.
Treg Bernt — Senator Treg Bernt is first noted as seconding the motion to introduce RS 32829C1. He then appears as the presenter for RS 33483, the wildlife crossings memorial, during which members ask questions. The exchange concludes with Bernt saying he will resolve a drafting issue as quickly as possible.
Treg Bernt — A sequence of legislative motions was made and seconded: Senator Taves seconded a motion by Senator Harris to introduce RS 33542, and shortly afterward Senator Bernt moved to introduce RS 3322, which Senator Taves also seconded.
Treg Bernt — Likely the senator being addressed in the follow-up question; transcription says 'Senator Byrne,' which appears questionable.
Treg Bernt — Senator Hart responds directly to Senator Bernt's question about Idaho holding its own bullion.
Treg Bernt — The motion is seconded by Senator Taves; the transcript likely means Senator Bernt is speaking next.
Treg Bernt — Says he would support the legislation if Idaho actually held its own gold and silver bullion.
Treg Bernt — Recorded as voting no on the motion for Senate Bill 1338.
Treg Bernt — The transcript says 'Senator Taves' and 'Senator Denhardtog'; these appear to be garbled names in the motion and second.
Treg Bernt — The motion text continues with garbled names; likely the same motion on Senate Bill 1323.
Treg Bernt — Likely intended by the transcript's 'Senator Burnt'; addressed by Senator Nichols in response.
Treg Bernt — Likely intended by the transcript's 'Senator Burnt' reference.
Doug O'Connowitz — Identified himself as being from Legislative District 3 and explained that RS 33560 replaces Senate Bill 1289.
Brian Lenny — Explained RS 33554, which would bar reappointment of a rejected gubernatorial appointee for 12 months and require timely filling of vacancies.
James Ruchti — Senator Ruchti was called on during the vote and then noted as having been about to speak.
James Ruchti — Senator Ruchti introduced RS 33552 and explained the updates made after the committee previously printed it.
James Ruchti — Senator Ruchti was the presenter for RS 33552.
James Ruchti — Senator Ruchti was identified as the second on the motion.
James Ruchti — Senator Ruchti was identified as the second on the motion.
James Ruchti — Mentioned in a lighthearted comment as being 'on the ball.'
James Ruchti — Referenced in the earlier exchange as being 'on the ball' with Senator Anthon; not speaking in this section.
James Ruchti — Mentioned in the earlier context as being 'on the ball'; not part of the current exchange.
James Ruchti — Not directly involved in this section; the discussion continues on the bullion storage question.
James Ruchti — The chair asks who determines vault classification for the bill's storage requirement.
James Ruchti — Senator Bernt says this is the first time Senator Hart has brought the issue to the committee.
James Ruchti — Recorded as voting no on the motion for Senate Bill 1338.
Ben Toews — Senator Taves is involved in a continuous committee segment where he is first noted as the second on a motion, then moves several requests for legislation to be printed (RS 33483, RS 33540, and RS 33533), and introduces RS 33575 and RS 33568, describing them as a redraft allowing ADUs by right and legislation dealing with starter home subdivisions.
Ben Toews — The speaker says they can bring an excavator if needed, in response to the vault discussion.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris moved to introduce RS 33552.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris made the motion on RS 33552.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris moved to introduce RS 33564.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris moved to introduce RS 33564.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris introduced RS 33540 and explained the education career ladder issue.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris was identified as the presenter of RS 33540 and as the second on the motion.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris introduced RS 33533 and described it as a private property bill.
Mark Harris — Moved to send RS 33542 to print.
Mark Harris — Seconded the motion to introduce RS 33551.