Tom Doherty — Identified as the chaplain who will offer the prayer.
Allie Silver — Allie Silver, identified as being from I-16 and I Succeed Virtual High School, is introduced as the person who will lead/provide the Pledge of Allegiance.
Bruce Skaug — Identified as chairman on the committee report for House Bill 850.
Jordan Redman — Redmond is identified as chairman in the Committee on Business report, likely referring to Representative Jordan Redman.
Brent Crane — Identified as chairman on the Committee on State Affairs report. Likely Representative Brent Crane.
Brent Crane — Named as chairman of House State Affairs Committee; transcription includes a garbled 'Crane 13'.
Kim Davis — County clerk cited as refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses and being jailed and fined for her religious beliefs.
Colorado cake baker — Referenced as an example of a person the speaker says was discriminated against over same-sex marriage-related issues.
— Referenced as having cited the Bible verse earlier in debate; exact member ID is uncertain from the transcript.
— Recognized to speak on House Concurrent Resolution 33; exact member ID is uncertain from the transcript.
— Requests unanimous consent to cease further reading of House Concurrent Resolution 33.
— Credited with suggesting the idea in committee; exact identity is not clear from the transcript.
— Requests unanimous consent to cease further reading of House Bill 846; exact identity is uncertain.
Jaron Crane — Referenced as having discussed the idea in committee with the speaker.
Jaron Crane — Requests to handle remaining House bills on second reading and not take up Senate bills on second reading.
— The speaker repeatedly requested unanimous consent to reuse the roll call from House Bill 846 for suspension-of-rules motions on other bills, specifically House Bill 717 as amended and House Bill 668 as amended.
— The Good lady from 16 first requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 815, then explained that the bill concerns a public school in Idaho—specifically a charter school in her district—and addresses a transportation reimbursement issue.
— Requested unanimous consent to dispense with reading House Bill 717 as amended.
— Requested unanimous consent to dispense with reading House Bill 668 as amended and began explaining the bill.
— A legislator from district 9 suggested restoring the felony provision.
Catherine Austin Fitts — Identified as someone the sponsors have been working with on the bill.
Lauren Walker — Lauren Walker was welcomed during announcements and then formally introduced in the House chambers, with recognition of her military service, including 11 combat missions in Afghanistan and two in Iraq.
Barbara Ehardt — Identified as chairman of the House Local Government Committee, which will not meet Tuesday, March 10th.
— Seconded the motion to recess until 3:30 p.m.
Ilana Rubel — Ilana Rubel is recorded voting nay on House Bill 847 and then voting nay again on House Bill 848 during the same voting sequence.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Stephanie Mickelsen was recorded voting aye on House Bill 847 and then voting aye again on House Bill 848 during the same voting sequence.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Vote recorded as aye.
Chris Mathias — Chris Mathias is recorded as voting nay on House Bill 847 and then voting nay again on House Bill 848 during consecutive roll-call votes.
Soñia Galaviz — So ia Galaviz participates in a continuous floor discussion on the bill, yielding for questions and then responding to several related follow-ups. She explains that districts are already dipping into discretionary funds to compete for staff, and she addresses whether comparisons should include private and charter schools as well as whether virtual services can be used as a comparison.
Cornel Rasor — His district is referenced when discussing rural school staffing and CTE teacher pay in Melba.
Steve Berch — Likely the intended reference behind 'Birch'; vote recorded as aye.
Clint Hostetler — Vote recorded as nay.
Brooke Green — Vote recorded as aye.
Kent Marmon — Vote recorded as nay.
Joe Palmer — Likely the 'gentleman from 6' speaking in favor of the bill, describing prosecutorial experience and support for the measure.
John Woude — Likely the intended name in the committee announcement; listed as chairman of House Health and Welfare Committee.
David Cannon — Named as chairman of House Revenue and Taxation Committee.