Mark Harris — Representative Harris asked whether parking tickets would be included.
Matthew Condi — Matthew Condi of AAA began brief testimony.
Matthew Condi, AAA — Testified that the bill strikes a good balance, includes mercy through payment plans, and should not affect parking violations, work, or medical emergencies.
Mr. Condi — Mr. Condi continued supporting the bill, saying it is a good bill and encouraging the committee’s support. In response to questions, he confirmed that payment plans are included and then explained that, under current law, Idaho cannot fully do its part on the Interstate Compact issue because of how the law is written.
Charlie Shepherd — Asked for clarification about whether payment plans are included in the bill.
Mark Sauter — Representative Mark Sauter, the bill sponsor, introduced himself and began presenting the bill. In the ensuing discussion, he clarified that the interstate issue was outside the bill’s scope, explained that courts have the option to establish payment plans, and emphasized that the bill applies only to traffic infraction costs and not other fees.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Representative Mickelsen was also looking into unpaid traffic fines.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Mentioned as offering to buy milkshakes for everyone.
Mike Pohanka — Representative Pohanka asked about reciprocal license suspension with other states.
Joe Palmer — Likely the intended reference in 'Representative Pahanka' when asking about the Interstate Compact.
Brooke Green — Representative Brooke Green is recognized during the motion and vote segment.
Chris Mathias — Chris Mathias is referenced in a short, continuous exchange where the chair asks if he has a comment, and the discussion continues with remarks about handling a rule or compliance issue together as part of the same point.