Edward Hill — The member from district/seat 9 is recognized to present House Bill 688.
Edward Hill — Referenced as someone who would likely appreciate the anti-China framing of the bill.
Edward Hill — The member from 9 is asked a question about whether selling a car with a non-functioning airbag would be criminalized, and responds that knowingly failing to disclose the faulty airbag is the issue.
Edward Hill — The member from 11 asks whether the bill would criminalize selling a car with a non-functioning airbag.
Edward Hill — The member from 11 is recognized to debate against the bill.
Edward Hill — Praised for bringing the bill forward.
Edward Hill — The member from 7 asks whether there is a reliable way to know if a replacement airbag works, citing his wife's recent accident.
Edward Hill — The member from 4 declares a conflict under Rule 80 because his son works in the field.
Brent Crane — Recorded as voting aye.
Ilana Rubel — Recorded as voting nay.
Jason Monks — Addressed during the vote-change check.
Heather Scott — Representative Scott is referenced during the roll-call and vote-closing sequence as the clerk records the vote.
Joe Palmer — A member from District 15 raises a procedural point that unanimous consent may not have been requested.
Joe Palmer — The speaker appears to be responding on behalf of the member from 9, explaining enforcement provisions in the bill.
Soñia Galaviz — The speaker references the good lady from 9 and her prior DEI bill regarding colleges.
Soñia Galaviz — The member from 9 is asked to answer a question about verification and checks on AI systems.
James Petzke — Asked a question in debate, raising concerns about possible added faculty or classes to implement the seal of excellence.
James Petzke — Asked about possible added faculty, classes, and costs associated with implementing the seal of excellence.
James Petzke — Asked whether the bill adds to or reverses prior rules changes that removed unused specialty diplomas.
James Petzke — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 762.
James Petzke — Explained the purpose of House Bill 762 regarding charter school lottery priorities.
James Petzke — Continued explaining the priority order in the charter school lottery system.
James Petzke — Described the priority order for charter school admissions under House Bill 762.
James Petzke — Explained the military-family rationale for the charter school priority bill and invited questions.
James Petzke — The sponsor is praised for bringing the bill forward.
James Petzke — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 777.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd responded to questions about the bill by explaining that the State Board of Education would provide the seal, that the program would be administered through existing school channels without adding teacher workload, and that cords would cost about nine dollars each. He also clarified that the bill does not conflict with prior diploma cleanup efforts, noted existing endorsements and seals, and emphasized that the new seal of excellence is voluntary and not required for graduation.
Dr. Laramie Wheeler — Introduced from the gallery and welcomed by the speaker.
John Gannon — Seconded the motion to approve the House Journal.
Megan Wohler of Boise, Idaho — Designated as a qualified substitute for Legislative District 16-seat-B.
Anne Haws — Identified in the transcript as Representative Ann Henderson-Hawes, who submitted the appointment letter.
Max Brown of Eagle, Idaho — Designated as a qualified substitute for Legislative District 14-C-A.
Edward Hill — Identified in the transcript as Representative Edward Ted Hill, who submitted the appointment letter.
Edward Hill — Mentioned as 'Representative Edward Ted Hill.'
Edward Hill — Referenced in the phrase 'Vanderwater to Chairman,' likely a mis-transcription related to a committee referral or chair designation.
Bruce Skaug — Moved the motion to approve the House Journal.
Bruce Skaug — Identified as chairman in the report placing House Bill 668 on general orders.
Tom Doherty — Chaplain who delivered the prayer.
Adam Blank of Harma High School — Provided the Pledge of Allegiance.