Bruce Skaug — Representative Skaug is recorded as voting nay on House Bill 790.
Charlie Shepherd — The speaker refers to the good gentleman from 31 as a co-author on the cleanup bill.
Charlie Shepherd — The chair recognizes the gentleman from 27, who requests unanimous consent to cease further reading of SCR 118.
Charlie Shepherd — A member from district 27 seconds the motion.
Cornel Rasor — Likely the 'gentleman from 8' referenced as the member handling the bill, though the transcript does not explicitly name him here.
Cornel Rasor — The member from District 16 used a personal privilege to address the House, reminding members to be prepared for additional second-reading bills that would appear on the next day’s calendar, and then moved that the House adjourn until 10:30 a.m. on Friday, March 13.
— A vote is recorded for Senator Mayer.
— One of the two senators added to the AI framework process is referenced, but the transcript does not identify the name clearly.
— Referenced as chairman in the committee meeting announcement; name appears as 'Vanderbata,' which is likely a transcription error.
Jason Monks — Representative Monks is referenced as one of the House members involved in the AI framework process, and shortly afterward his name is called during the vote-change process.
Vito Barbieri — Representative Barbieri is called during the vote-change process.
Vito Barbieri — Vito Barbieri is identified multiple times as chairman in the committee report, specifically in connection with the Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.
— A member from district 22 makes a lighthearted comment about being obsolete in front of the DOGE committee.
Daniel Foreman — The text refers to 'Gentleman 24,' likely the member speaking in the debate, but the name is not explicit in this section.
Daniel Foreman — Referenced as 'the good gentleman from 24' whose sentiments are being echoed.
Daniel Foreman — Clarified that the ISP budget did not receive additional cuts and said ISP received a significant increase last year through a CEC recommendation.
Daniel Foreman — Yielded for a question.
Daniel Foreman — Asked whether enhancements may come back through the process to fund vacant positions.
Daniel Foreman — Said enhancements are being worked on within the budgets and noted bills are running to bring in more money.
Daniel Foreman — Addressed as asking about enhancements and funding.
Daniel Foreman — Asked whether vacant positions would remain vacant if no other bill comes forward.
Daniel Foreman — Responded that the budget does not address that side of the issue.
Daniel Foreman — Clarified that ISP did not receive additional cuts and that vacancies are due to turnover or unfilled positions.
Daniel Foreman — Further clarified that vacancies are due to turnover and county pay competition.
Daniel Foreman — Asked to close the debate.
Daniel Foreman — Closed by saying the maintenance budget is good and enhancements will come later.
Daniel Foreman — Asked for personal privilege and thanked the member from 21 for hard work.
Daniel Foreman — Praised for handling a record number of bills that day.
Dori Healey — Dori Healey is referenced twice during the same discussion about cloud seeding: first as 'the lady from 8' and then as 'the good lady from 8,' with the latter mention echoing her concerns on the issue. Together, the mentions reflect a continuous exchange centered on her position in the debate.
Brian Lenney — The chair recognizes the gentleman from District 31 to debate.
Brian Lenney — The chair recognizes the gentleman from 24, apparently for a second time, and the speaker again asks for third-party data on cloud seeding.
Brian Lenney — The chair's garbled reference appears to recognize another member for closing debate, but the identity is unclear.
Joe Alfieri — Named during the vote tally/change-vote process.
John Gannon — During the roll call vote, Representative John Gannon is named in a vote-change announcement, with the clerk noting a change to his vote.
Barbara Ehardt — Named as chairman of the House Local Government Committee.
Joe Palmer — Named as chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee.
Joe Palmer — Named as chairman on the Transportation and Defense committee report.
Joe Palmer — The transcript says 'Gentleman from 22' and 'Gentleman, House has the floor'; speaker identity is unclear, but a member from district 22 is involved in the motion.
Brooke Green — A member from district/seat 18 seconds the motion to recess.
Ilana Rubel — Recorded as voting nay; likely a transcription of Representative Ilana Rubel.
Ilana Rubel — Recorded as voting nay.
Monica Church — Recorded as voting nay; likely Representative Monica Church.
Chris Mathias — Referenced as having stated concerns about the ISP budget.
Chris Mathias — Asked about debating for the second time and recognized the member for second-time debate.
Tom Doherty — Identified as the chaplain who will give the prayer.
Adam Blank of Parma High School — Identified as providing the Pledge of Allegiance.
Dan Garner — Likely the 'Gannon' seconding the motion, though the transcript is unclear; treated as questionable if intended to be Garner/Gannon.
Richard Cheatum — Reported the committee's recommendation on House Bills 680 and 860 and Senate Bills 1251 and 1309.
Brent Crane — Representative Crane is recorded as voting aye on House Bill 790.