Jerald Raymond — Introduced the memorial and described his district and the purpose of the memorial.
Jerald Raymond — The agenda item was attributed to Representative Furness, likely a transcription error for Representative Furnas.
Jerald Raymond — The chair called for questions of Representative Raymond, and he later made the motion on the memorial.
Jerald Raymond — Moved to send House Joint Memorial 21 to the House with a do pass recommendation.
Jerald Raymond — Likely a transcription error for Representative Raybould, who made the motion.
Jerald Raymond — The next agenda item was attributed to Representative Raymond.
Jerald Raymond — Introduced Senate Concurrent Resolution 123 and explained its subject.
Jerald Raymond — Asked for a motion to send Senate Concurrent Resolution 123 to the floor with a do pass recommendation.
Jerald Raymond — Was the member whose request prompted the motion.
Doug Okuniewicz — Doug O'Connowicz was identified in the transcript (with an earlier mis-transcribed reference to Senator O'Connowitz) and introduced himself as a member of Legislative District 3 in the Idaho State Senate, then introduced Senate Bill 1348.
Britt Raybould — Representative Raybould made procedural motions to advance legislation to the House floor with a do pass recommendation, first for Senate Bill 1348 as amended and later for Senate Concurrent Resolution 123.
Jordan Redman — Was identified as the floor carrier for Senate Bill 1348.
Gretchen Hyde — Identified herself as executive director of the Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission and testified in support of the concurrent resolution.
Morgan Lutkin — Testified on behalf of the Idaho Cattle Association in support of the resolution.
Mark Sauter — Initially named as the presenter for Senate Joint Memorial 115, then corrected away from that identification.
Jack Nelsen — Representative Nelson is corrected/identified as Jack Nelson (or Jack Nelsen), who then introduces himself as representing District 26 in the Magic Valley and presents Senate Joint Memorial 115.
Shawn Dygert — Representative Dygert raised a point of order about avoiding conflicts with other committee meetings.