Vito Barbieri — Representative Barbieri is identified as seconding the amendment.
Vito Barbieri — Vito Barbieri is identified as the chairman of the House Environment, Energy, and Technology Committee and is listed as the signatory on the committee letter recommending rejection of certain rules and fees.
Judy Boyle — Name called during roll call.
Erin Bingham — Name called during roll call.
John Gannon — Named as seconding the motion to approve the journal.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer is identified as chairman in the Transportation and Defense committee report.
Joe Palmer — Recorded as voting aye.
Brent Crane — Named as chairman on the State Affairs committee report.
Brent Crane — Representative Brent Crane seconded two procedural motions during the same legislative discussion: first, the amendment to Section 3, and later, a title correction.
Mike Pohanka — Identified as the representative moving the amendment to Section 1; name appears as 'Polhanka' in the transcript, likely referring to Representative Pohanka.
Edward Hill — Representative Hill is identified as moving the amendment to Section 1.
Edward Hill — A member from District 4 is recognized to debate, but the speaker name is unclear in the transcript.
Edward Hill — A member from District 4 is recognized to speak; the exact identity is unclear from the transcript.
Edward Hill — A member from District 2 is recognized to debate, but the exact identity is unclear from the transcript.
Barbara Ehardt — Representative Ehart is identified as moving the amendment to Section 2.
Dan Garner — Representative Garner is identified as seconding the amendment to Section 2.
Heather Scott — Representative Heather Scott is identified in the course of a single legislative action sequence, first as moving an amendment to Section 1 and then in the related motion to correct the title.
James Holtzclaw — Representative James Holtzclaw is noted as seconding procedural motions, including the amendment to Section 1 and the title correction motion, as part of the same legislative discussion.
James Holtzclaw — James Holtzclaw is identified twice as the chairman of the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee, including in a signed letter and a later reference to the same title.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Representative Stephanie Scott moved the amendment to Section 2, which was seconded by Representative Price and considered for adoption, and then later moved a title correction as a related procedural follow-up.
Elaine Price — Seconded the amendment to Section 2.
Elaine Price — Seconded the amendment to Section 2.
Elaine Price — Seconded the title correction.
Elaine Price — Seconded the motion to report House Bill 575.
Elaine Price — Seconded the motion to report House Bill 562.
Elaine Price — Seconded the motion to rise and report.
Bruce Skaug — Bruce Skaug opened debate on the amendment and explained that it was a clarification, specifically noting that it includes county and city law enforcement in Section 2.
Bruce Skaug — Identified as chairman of the House Judiciary, Rules, and Administration Committee.
Mark Sauter — Representative Mark Sauter moved two related amendments during the same legislative discussion: first an amendment to Section 3, followed shortly by a title correction.
Mark Sauter — Identified as chairman of the House Revenue and Taxation Committee.
Dale Hawkins — Dale Hawkins opened debate on the amendment and explained that it is a friendly amendment changing the implementation date from July 1 to January 1, 2027.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman of the House Education Committee.
Cornel Rasor — A member from District 28 is recognized to debate against the bill, but the transcript does not clearly name the speaker.
Cornel Rasor — The speaker expressed strong respect and appreciation for the gentleman from District 27, then continued the exchange by referring to a co-sponsor from District 12 and yielding additional time to that member while emphasizing the importance of the hot topic under discussion.
Cornel Rasor — The speaker says he respects the gentleman from 27 but disagrees with him on the bill.
Cornel Rasor — The text says 'Crane 13, Chairman,' which is uncertain; this may refer to a chairman name but is not clear from context.
Lori McCann — Recorded as voting nay on House Bill 704.
Lori McCann — Recorded as voting nay.
Dori Healey — Recorded as voting aye on House Bill 704.
Dori Healey — Recorded as voting aye.
Chris Mathias — Recorded as voting nay on House Bill 704.
Chris Mathias — Recorded as voting nay.
Speaker (unidentified) — Compared Joshua Levitt’s work with The Emancipator and argued that slavery was one of the most egregious moral failures of the United States.
— The member raised a point of order, referencing the chair’s earlier caution to use the proper procedural term rather than an objection, and then clarified that the issue was that both speakers had said 'objection' when the correct term should have been 'point of order.'
— Raised a point of order and asked members to stick to the specific bill being debated.
— The member objected to the debate veering into slavery, insisted the chamber stay focused on the bill, asked others not to yell because she could not hear well with her hearing aid, and then continued her remarks by stating that agricultural employers in the state must comply with federal and state laws.
Jaron Crane — The member from Legislative District 25 is discussed in the context of a dispute over remarks about agricultural employers, with one speaker accusing him of impugning motives by implying employers were slave owners and another stating that he was impugning that employers are slave owners.