Ron Mendive — The committee letter is signed by Mendive as chairman.
Ron Mendive — Named as chairman for the House Resources and Conservation Committee meeting announcement.
Robert Beiswenger — A member from District 18 appears to welcome former Representative Nate Roberts and his wife to the gallery; the speaker identification is garbled in the source.
Former Representative Nate Roberts — Welcomed to the gallery along with his wife, Kristen.
Kristen — Kristen is introduced in the gallery as the wife of former Representative Nate Roberts/Robertson and is welcomed by the chamber.
Former Representative Nate Robertson — Welcomed to the gallery along with his wife, Kristen.
Ilana Rubel — Likely the speaker referred to the Legislature and Judiciary in the context of prior committee testimony; no direct named mention in text.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring asks whether the bill covers sextortion, then follows up by thanking and praising the District 13 member for bringing the issue and the bill forward.
Jack Nelsen — John Nelsen discussed the bill’s safety purpose, explaining that the handle connection is intended to let the driver know the skier is present and make the activity a little safer. He then answered follow-up questions about how the bill would affect wake surfing and skiing, clarifying that early-stage wake surfing remains connected to the boat by a rope and that the bill does not affect general skiing behind a boat, only the specific situation addressed by the legislation. He also yielded for additional questions during the exchange and ultimately stated that, despite his respect for the sponsor, he would vote no on the bill.
Cornel Rasor — Responded that the question had been answered.
Cornel Rasor — Requested unanimous consent to hold House Joint Memorial 12 on the Third Reading Calendar for one legislative day.
Cornel Rasor — Appears again in the procedural transition after passage of Senate Bill 1222.
Cornel Rasor — Likely the 'gentleman 22' making the motion to adjourn, though the transcript is not fully clear.
Dori Healey — Dori Healey spoke in favor of the bill, arguing that it simply clarifies existing safety requirements and urging members to support it. Shortly afterward, she was referenced again as having summed up the issue well, reinforcing the same pro-bill discussion.
John Shirts — John Shirts is referenced as the District 1 member sponsoring clarifying safety language for an existing boating provision, with colleagues supporting his efforts. He then closes debate on the bill, thanking colleagues and urging support for the measure, which he describes as limited in scope and time.
Charlie Shepherd — Mentioned in a garbled correction as 'gentleman 26' when the speaker joked about only seeing his head.
Charlie Shepherd — Was invited to continue debate after the point of order exchange.
Charlie Shepherd — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1222.
Soñia Galaviz — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Joint Memorial 108.
Jordan Redman — Named as chairman for the House Business Committee meeting announcement.
James Holtzclaw — Named as chairman for the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee meeting announcement.
Bruce Skaug — Named as chairman for the House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee meeting announcement.
Dale Hawkins — Named as chairman for the House Education Committee meeting announcement.
David Cannon — Named as chairman for the House Health and Welfare Committee meeting announcement.
Jaron Crane — Named as chairman for the House State Affairs Committee meeting announcement.
Ms. Jan Rogers — Recognized from the gallery; identified as running Southern Idaho Economic Development and being available for questions about economic development in Magic Valley.
Anne Haws — Likely the 'lady from 18' seconding the motion, though the transcript is not fully clear.
Clay Handy — The clerk repeatedly calls for Handy while waiting for his presence to be recorded.
Richard Cheatum — Named as the member who moved to approve the journal; likely a transcription error for a legislator's surname.
Richard Cheatum — Richard Cheatum is referenced in a brief exchange about a boat example, then he interjects to correct the district identification, clarifying that he represents District 31 while the other member is District 30.
John Gannon — Named as the member who seconded the motion to approve the journal.
Chris Mathias — Representative Chris Mathias is referenced in connection with a letter of appointment and filing, with the note that the letter was signed in his name and included a welcoming/appointment acknowledgment.
Mike Moyle — A letter is addressed to Speaker Mike Moyle, with the salutation repeated as 'Dear Speaker Moyle' and 'Dear Mr. Speaker,' indicating the same addressed message.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer is identified as the chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee and is named as the signer of the committee letter.