Paisley Miller of Eagle High School — Paisley Miller of Eagle High School provided the Pledge of Allegiance.
John Gannon — Seconded the motion to approve the journal.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Representative Stephanie Mickelsen is identified as the mover of amendments during the consideration of the bill, first for Section 1 and then for Section 2, with the latter motion seconded and put forward for adoption.
Jeff Ehlers — Representative Jeff Ehlers is identified as the mover of the amendment to Section 1, and the discussion later references him as part of the broader amendment process involving two House members and two Senate members.
Dan Garner — Named as the second on the amendment to Section 1.
Dan Garner — Dan Garner opens by asking unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1331, then continues urging support for the bill and yields for questions. In response to a question, he explains that IDOC was not targeted by the extra 1% cut and notes that supplementals may be used to backfill needs.
Heather Scott — Representative Heather Scott is referenced throughout a sequence of amendment actions, including being identified as one of the House members involved in the amendment process and as the mover or associated member for amendments to Sections 1, 2, and 3 across House Bill 668 and House Bill 750.
Heather Scott — Referenced as 'the good lady from eight' who said the budget had grown 60%.
Heather Scott — The speaker refers to 'the good lady from District 6,' which likely points to Representative Heather Scott, though the transcript does not explicitly name her here.
James Holtzclaw — Representative James Holtzclaw was identified as one of the House members involved in the amendment process and was later noted as seconding amendments to Sections 1 and 2 of House Bill 668, with the final reference also tied to the Section 2 amendment.
James Holtzclaw — Referenced as the body that will backfill some of the cuts.
James Holtzclaw — Referenced as the committee where budget cuts are worked through.
James Holtzclaw — Recorded as voting aye.
Chris Mathias — Referenced as one of the House members involved in the amendment process earlier in the discussion.
Charlie Shepherd — Representative Charlie Shepherd was associated with the amendment to Section 3 of House Bill 750, including seconding the amendment.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd asks a series of related questions during debate, seeking clarification and justification for the proposed maintenance budget and the reduction in funding.
Charlie Shepherd — Likely the 'gentleman from 30' being recognized to debate.
Charlie Shepherd — Speaks in favor of the bill.
Joe Palmer — Argued that Idaho's top issue is affordability, not forcing law enforcement to act, and said he does not blindly support law enforcement.
Joe Palmer — Said he evaluates law enforcement concerns on their merits and argued the bill will make Idaho less safe.
Joe Palmer — Continued arguing the bill will increase costs and reduce trust in the legislature.
Joe Palmer — Referenced as one of the prior speakers in the debate.
Joe Palmer — Referenced as one of the prior speakers in the debate.
Joe Palmer — Recorded as voting aye.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee.
Clint Hostetler — The member rises to debate in favor of the bill.
Shawn Dygert — Referenced as having discussed the cost earlier.
Shawn Dygert — Referenced for discussing jail costs.
Shawn Dygert — Referenced as pointing out the bill includes 'any future programs.'
Shawn Dygert — Speaker says sheriffs in districts 6 and 7 oppose the bill.
Shawn Dygert — A member from District 7 rises to debate and begins recounting a personal story.
Clay Handy — Likely a mis-transcription of a member rising to debate; exact identity uncertain.
Chris Bruce — A member from District 11 rises to debate the bill and begins refuting the claim that it is an unfunded mandate.
— Referenced as having previously mentioned that this is something people want.
— Referenced as having explained that there is an out if compliance is too difficult.
— The member requested unanimous consent to hold HB 648 on the calendar.
Jaron Crane — Recorded in the vote pair report as voting aye.
Jaron Crane — Recorded as voting nay.
Jaron Crane — Identified as chairman of the House State Affairs Committee; transcript says 'Crane 13'.
Jon Weber — Recorded in the vote pair report as voting nay.
Jon Weber — Recorded as voting, with the vote outcome continuing in the next section.
Marco Erickson — Recorded in the vote pair report as voting nay.
James Ruchti — Name appears in the vote-change portion, likely as a transcription error for a member's name or vote change reference.
Vito Barbieri — Name appears during the vote-change call.
Vito Barbieri — Identified as chairman of the House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.
Steve Berch — Likely the member identified as 'Mr. Sermen, 22' who raises a point of order about the purpose of questions.
Ilana Rubel — Referenced as 'the good lady from six' who requested the chart adjusted for population growth and inflation.
Alison Rabe — Referenced as having noted earlier concerns about the cuts.
Cornel Rasor — Begins debate with a capitalist framing and criticism of prior tax cuts.
— Referenced as the member being asked to indicate agreement or disagreement.