Brooke Green — Representative Green is asked whether they wish to change their vote during the roll call.
Jaron Crane — Representative Crane is called during the vote-change check.
— A likely mis-transcription of a member name appears during the vote-change check; the exact identity is uncertain.
— The member from District 34 asked for and then posed a follow-up question about whether the issue should be handled through the existing LSO/DFFM budget process rather than by adding new state law or regulation. In response, it was noted that other approaches had been considered, but the speaker argued that some budget-setting processes should not be placed into statute and that this was one of those cases.
— States he is retiring from the legislature and expects to be a full-time resident of Island Park, referencing a rule of 80.
— A likely mis-transcription of a member name appears during the vote-change check; the exact identity is uncertain.
— Said the bill was the best they could do under the circumstances and asked for support.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd is referenced repeatedly in the course of the same debate, identified as 'the gentleman in 19.' The speaker notes that they do not see the word he used anywhere in the bill, and the later mentions simply repeat the same reference without introducing a new topic.
Dale Hawkins — Mentioned during the vote as having changed their vote.
Dale Hawkins — Likely intended reference in the garbled 'Ehart chairman' line is not certain from this section alone.
Brent Crane — Mentioned in the vote tally as 'Crane, 12 votes aye.'
Heather Scott — Likely the 'Haas' in the vote tally, though this is uncertain.
Heather Scott — Likely intended reference in the garbled 'Barbieri chairman' line is not certain from this section alone.
Edward Hill — The speaker explained that he was pinch-hitting for the member from District 10 and referenced House Bill 680 in that context, indicating the usual sponsor or handler for the bill.
Lee Thin — Identified as the source of a handout and someone the speaker worked closely with on the issue.
Chris Mathias — Likely the member referenced as 'Mathias' during the vote-change check.
Chris Mathias — The transcript's 'good gentleman from 21' likely refers to Representative Chris Mathias, who is handling the bill.
Chris Mathias — Responding to a question about the bill's committee path and Senate process.
Chris Mathias — Responding to concerns that the bill could incentivize agencies to retain unnecessary staffing.
Chris Mathias — Named during the vote check as a member whose vote is being referenced.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring explained that the legislation is intended to build the calculation into the budget process as a regular part of procedure rather than handling it only occasionally. He said other approaches had been considered, but he preferred putting the process in writing through legislation. In response to concerns, he emphasized that the bill’s use of the word 'may' does not tie JFAC’s hands; it only requires the calculation and review of the formula, while leaving JFAC free to decide what to do with that calculation.
— The Good lady from 18 spoke in opposition to the bill, arguing that the proposed budget would harm educational institutions and cause long-term damage to Idaho’s economy, business climate, workforce pipeline, and the future of young people. She concluded by urging members to send the bill back for more work so it better serves Idaho’s students and training needs.
Soñia Galaviz — So ia Galaviz is recognized on the floor to debate the bill, and the later reference to District 9 continues that same legislative exchange without a topic shift.
Soñia Galaviz — The speaker explains that the bill supports direct sales by small producers and prevents other government entities from imposing stricter regulations.
Soñia Galaviz — The transcript includes 'good lady from 18' in the adjournment sequence, but the exact speaker is unclear; no confident member ID assigned.
Steve Miller — Named during the vote check as a member whose vote is being recorded or referenced.
Steve Berch — Named during the vote check as absent or referenced in the roll call.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer is repeatedly identified as the chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee, including in the committee meeting announcement and later references to the committee report.
Jerald Raymond — Named as chairman of the House Agricultural Affairs Committee in the committee announcements.
Vito Barbieri — Vito Barbieri is identified as the chairman of the House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee during the committee announcements.
Barbara Ehardt — Likely intended as 'Ehart'; listed as chairman of the House Local Government Committee.
Monica Church — Likely intended reference in the garbled roll-call text; transcript says 'Bingham'.
John Shirts — Likely the intended reference in the garbled 'SCOG Chairman' line is unclear; no direct speaker attribution is certain.
John Shirts — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 826.
Cornel Rasor — Requested to take up the last appropriation bill on the third reading calendar and then hold the remaining third reading bills.
Cornel Rasor — Returned to the floor after the vote.
Cornel Rasor — Requested unanimous consent to reuse the roll call for House Bill 826 to suspend rules on House Bill 832.
Shawn Dygert — Presented House Bill 832 and explained its purpose.
Mike Moyle — Mike Moyle repeatedly requests unanimous consent to reuse the prior roll call for suspension of rules on several bills, specifically House Bill 843, House Bill 872, Senate Bill 1242, and Senate Bill 1243.
John Gannon — Named in the garbled roll-call text.
Clay Handy — Handy is called during roll call.
Ricky Cornell of Canyon Ridge High School — Named as the person providing the Pledge of Allegiance.
Bruce Skaug — Named in the journal approval motion as the mover.
Bruce Skaug — Identified as the mover of the journal approval motion.
Bruce Skaug — Signed the appointment letter as Representative Bruce Skaug.
John Gannon — Gannon is called during roll call.
John Gannon — Identified as the seconder of the journal approval motion.