Charlie Shepherd — Referenced in a joking comparison to the sponsor's approach to the bill.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring, the State Representative from District 29, presented House Bill 567. In the subsequent discussion, the sponsor agreed that sending the bill to General Orders would help move it forward and allow amendments if needed. Later procedural references involved Representative Mickelsen making motions, with transcript notes indicating possible transcription errors and clarifying the sponsor/motion details in the bill’s consideration.
Dustin Manwaring — Told that his name is on the bill and that he will carry it if it advances.
James Petzke — Representative James Petzke is identified as the sponsor of House Bill 855, with some transcript misrecognitions corrected in the discussion. He then introduces the bill and explains that it changes the residency requirement for lifetime hunting licenses from six months to five years. The discussion concludes with the note that Petzke will carry the bill on the floor.
Nick Fasciano — Nick Fasciano is introduced as the first witness on House Bill 855 and then testifies in support of the bill as executive director of the Idaho Wildlife Federation, noting that hunters frequently raise the issue.
Elie Tucker Williams — The legislative and community engagement coordinator for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game testifies in support of House Bill 855.
Paul Arrington — Paul Arrington is repeatedly referenced as a witness signed up to testify on the bill. The chair checks whether he wants to speak, but Arrington declines to testify, and he is then mentioned again in passing as having arrived unnoticed.
Neil Shippey — Neil Shippey is listed as a witness signed up to testify on Senate Bill 1305.
Jerald Raymond — Representative Gerald Raymond presents Senate Bill 1306 as a clarity bill concerning withdrawal from a water district, explains the hearing and withdrawal timelines, and asks that the bill be moved forward with a do-pass recommendation. The chair then opens the floor for questions on Raymond’s presentation.
Douglas Pickett — Representative Doug Pickett introduces Senate Bill 1337, explaining that it concerns irrigation district board membership eligibility, then concludes his presentation and offers to answer questions. The discussion then notes that Representative Pickett will carry the bill on the floor.
Mark Sauter — Representative Sauter is identified as the sponsor and presenter of House Bill 887, with a brief mention that he could have Representative Nicholson carry the bill. The discussion then transitions into Sauter finishing his presentation and opening the floor for committee questions.
Britt Raybould — Representative Britt Raybould introduces Senate Bill 1304 and explains it clarifies access within ditch easements.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould is the sponsor of Senate Bill 1304 and is asked questions about it.
Britt Raybould — Representative Britt Raybould introduces Senate Bill 1305 and explains it would allow water districts to set a fixed fee for administrative work related to property transfers.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould is the sponsor of Senate Bill 1305.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould moves to send Senate Bill 1337 to the floor with a do-pass recommendation.
Paul Lerrington — Listed as the only person signed up to testify, but no testimony was given.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Representative Stephanie Mickelsen presented Senate Bill 1307, answered a question confirming that the bill applies statewide, and was later asked to carry the bill on the floor.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Moves House Bill 887 to the floor with a do-pass recommendation.
Shawn Dygert — The chair appears to have called on Representative Dygert in the course of the motion.
Charlie Shepherd — Representative Charlie Shepherd was recognized by the chair, asked whether the bill applied statewide, and then, when called on again shortly afterward, commented in support of Senate Bill 1307 and explained why it is needed locally.
Mike Moyle — Speaker Moyle was introduced and began a presentation on recent fuel and water discussions with Utah. He explained the Bear River compact and clarified Idaho's entitlement to the first 125,000 acre-feet of water from the Bear River. He then concluded his remarks and invited questions.
Britt Raybould — The chair recognized Representative Raybould to make a motion.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould asks whether sending the bill to General Orders could still be useful and later pulled back if needed.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould makes the motion to send House Bill 567 to General Orders.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould is introduced as the sponsor for Senate Bill 1304.