Brent Crane — Identified as chairman on the State Affairs committee report.
Brent Crane — Identified as chairman of the House State Affairs Committee.
David Cannon — Identified as chairman on the Revenue and Taxation committee report.
Melissa Wintrow — The Senate is referenced as having raised concerns about younger offenders and possible misunderstanding.
Soñia Galaviz — So ia Galaviz's remarks and the ensuing references were part of a single debate over her bill. She argued against the measure on equal-treatment grounds, objecting to age-based distinctions and saying not all people in the sex trade are trafficked, while also criticizing a bill structure that targets buyers but leaves the person performing sex work without help or diversion options. She concluded by stating she would vote no. Subsequent speakers referenced her concerns, thanked her for bringing the bill, and discussed the bill as an incremental effort to preserve the message that girls are not for sale while trying to secure broader support, including in the Senate.
Bianca — The speaker twice asks the chamber to welcome his 13-year-old daughter, Bianca.
Amy — The speaker twice asks the chamber to welcome his wife, Amy.
Jerald Raymond — Identified as chairman of the House Agricultural Affairs Committee.
Vito Barbieri — Identified as chairman of the House Environment, Energy, and Technology Committee.
Barbara Ehardt — Identified as chairman of the House Local Government Committee.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman of the House Education Committee.
Heather Scott — Likely intended as the chairman reference for the House Health and Welfare Committee, though the transcription is unclear.
Paige Conrad Furch — Homeschooler from Eagle, Idaho, who provided the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mike Moyle — Prayed for as Speaker Moyle, asking that he be watched over as he leads the House.
Bruce Skaug — Named as the member who moved to approve the journal.
John Gannon — Named as the member who seconded the motion to approve the journal.
Don Hall — Representative Donald Hall is identified in a letter of appointment, which is filed with the chief clerk; the House notes that his oath had already been administered and welcomes Representative Hall back to his duties.