speaker's husband and self-employed household — The speaker gives a personal example of negotiating cash discounts with a hospital while self-employed.
Lori McCann — The speaker used Lori McCann as an example of how campaign funds could be invested in CDs in the name of the campaign.
Joe Alfieri — The clerk calls on Alfieri during the vote-change check.
Steve Miller — The clerk calls on Miller during the vote-change check.
Heather Scott — During the vote-check process, the clerk calls on Representative Heather Scott.
Jason Monks — The clerk calls out Monks during the vote process.
Jason Monks — Jason Monks appears in a brief legislative exchange tied to a motion and a related discussion of who is authorized to make a request or referral. He is first identified as the member speaking to introduce a privilege and motion, and then is referenced as the Speaker of the House among the officials who can make the request in the referral process.
Chris Mathias — The clerk calls out Mathias during the vote process.
Chris Mathias — Mentioned as one of the members being prompted to change their vote.
Monica Church — The clerk calls out Church during the vote process.
Steve Berch — Mentioned as one of the members being prompted to change their vote; transcript says 'Birch,' likely Berch.
Brooke Green — Mentioned as one of the members being prompted to change their vote.
Soñia Galaviz — Mentioned as one of the members being prompted to change their vote.
Rod Furniss — Mentioned during the vote-change prompt.
Steven Tanner — Mentioned during the vote-change prompt; transcript says 'Tanner, 14.'
Brent Crane — Mentioned during the vote-change prompt; transcript says 'Crane, 12.'
Kevin Cook — Kevin Cook is mentioned twice as the President Pro Tem in the context of the referral process, alongside other officials who may make a referral. The discussion clarifies that the President Pro Tem of the Senate can be one of the officials making the referral.
Ben Adams — Ben Adams delivered a continuous floor discussion on the bill, arguing that it improperly injects politics into public enforcement by allowing complaints to be routed through the Attorney General and selectively aimed at officials such as the Governor or city administrators. He said the bill is problematic because the Legislature and judiciary are exempt, creating an uneven and political enforcement scheme. He added that the concerns are already addressed in existing law through injunctions and temporary restraining orders, and noted that the Legislature already has its own impeachment or removal authority. He concluded by explaining his opposition and framing the bill as a measured attempt to address non-enforcement, while still indicating he would vote against it.
Dori Healey — Dori Healey presented House Bill 895 as part of the ongoing discussion about data centers, explaining that the bill focuses on their water usage. She described how the bill would require data centers built after July 1, 2026 to use non-consumptive systems or otherwise negotiate access to water through an existing water rights holder. She concluded by inviting questions and asking for support or a green light for the bill.
University of Idaho student — A University of Idaho student brought the issue to the sponsor and worked with a professor and the anthropology department.
Mr. Daniel Fuchin — A visitor from Moscow who came to watch the House at work.
Jerald Raymond — Identified as chairman in the committee notice; the committee will not meet Friday, March 20th.
Vito Barbieri — Identified as chairman in the committee notice; the committee will not meet Friday, March 20th.
Barbara Ehardt — Identified as chairman in the committee notice; the committee will not meet Friday, March 20th.
Jaron Crane — Identified as chairman in the committee notice; the transcript says 'Crane 13,' which appears to refer to him.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman of Transportation and Defense returning SB 1378 for re-referral.
Joe Palmer — A member is called to wake up; the transcript likely intended a procedural prompt involving Representative Joe Palmer.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman in the committee notice for the House Transportation and Defense Committee.
David Cannon — Identified as chairman reporting HB 934 do pass.
John Woude — Likely intended as Vander Woude, chairman of Health and Welfare.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman reporting SB 1288 and SB 1339 do pass.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman in the committee notice for the House Education Committee.
Bruce Skaug — Bruce Skaug is mentioned in routine legislative proceedings, first as the member who moved approval of the journal and then as the chairman of the Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee reporting enrolled bills, including House bills transmitted to the Governor.
John Gannon — Named as the member who seconded the motion to approve the journal.