Treg Bernt — Continued support for the bill, saying it would help a local business and Idahoans.
Treg Bernt — Mistakenly called on before the chair corrects to Senator Shippey.
Treg Bernt — Initial mistaken recognition before correction.
Treg Bernt — One of the senators thanked for comments in debate.
Josh Keyser — Josh Keyser is referenced during roll call, likely as the intended name behind the spoken form "Yurkey," and is called during the same roll call sequence.
Christy Zito — Christy Zito is mentioned during roll call, with the transcript reflecting repeated attempts or variants of her name as she is called and identified for attendance.
Christy Zito — Likely intended by 'Nichols, Chairman.'
Julie VanOrden — Likely intended by "Burton Shaw" during roll call.
Julie VanOrden — Called during roll call.
Julie VanOrden — Likely intended by 'Burton-Shaw, Chairman' on the committee report.
Julie VanOrden — Likely intended by 'Burton-Shaw, Chairman' on the committee report.
Julie VanOrden — Named as chair on the Health and Welfare report.
Julie VanOrden — Appears to have been addressed in the transcript, likely in connection with having a page from Mr. Richardson's students.
Julie VanOrden — Likely the senator speaking about having one of Mr. Richardson's students as a page.
Julie VanOrden — Senator Van Orden appears in the roll call vote for Senate Bill 1254, as part of the voting list that concludes with an 'Aye' vote.
Julie VanOrden — Recorded as voting aye in the roll call.
Julie VanOrden — Name appears in the roll call as 'Van Orden.'
Cindy Carlson — Called during roll call.
Cindy Carlson — Called during the roll call vote; one of the recorded nays.
Kevin Cook — Called during roll call.
Dave Lent — Dave Lent was called during roll call, with one mention likely reflecting a mishearing or alternate transcription of his name as "Dan Hartog."
Dave Lent — Likely intended by 'Lynn, Chairman.'
Dave Lent — Lent appears in the roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Called during roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Likely intended by "Senator Denhardtog" being recognized.
Daniel Foreman — Asked that the Senate go at ease.
Daniel Foreman — Granted the Senate at ease and recognized the next senator.
Daniel Foreman — Introduced guests from Eagle High School and congratulated the girls basketball team.
Daniel Foreman — Called the Senate to order and stated they were in the sixth order of business before requesting unanimous consent to advance.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the eighth order of business.
Daniel Foreman — Moved that the attaches be elected to fill offices provided by the constitution and statute.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent for the Sergeant-at-Arms to escort the attachés into the chamber for the oath of office.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the 11th order of business.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent to have first-reading bills read by number, author, and title only.
Daniel Foreman — Appears in the roll call vote list on Senate Bill 1254.
Daniel Foreman — Is recognized to debate against the bill.
Daniel Foreman — Says he likes the $300,000 savings but wants to explain law enforcement concerns.
Daniel Foreman — Argues that obstructive plate brackets are illegal and that electronic plate checks require officers to stop and use in-car computers.
Daniel Foreman — Explains officer-safety and enforcement concerns, including expired tags and the need for a clue before running plates.
Daniel Foreman — Concludes he will vote no because the bill creates enforcement and safety problems despite the savings.
Daniel Foreman — Referred to as 'the good senator from 6'; his concerns are acknowledged.
Daniel Foreman — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 533.
Daniel Foreman — Senator Foreman speaks in favor of the bill, noting that while Idaho’s liquor laws may need broader modernization, that larger overhaul is not what is before the body. He characterizes the measure as a somewhat tailored or "designer" law, but ultimately supports it as beneficial for Idaho, including small business and commerce. He is later referenced in debate and then appears in the roll call vote.
Codi Galloway — Called during roll call.
Codi Galloway — Recorded as voting no in the roll call.
C. Grow — C. Grow is mentioned in a brief sequence of procedural references: first during roll call, then as 'Gauthory Chairman,' and again as 'Groh, Chairman' on the Finance Committee report. Together, these mentions identify the member and note his role as chairman in the committee context.
Jim Guthrie — Likely intended by "Gathrie" during roll call.
Jim Guthrie — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 533; transcript has a likely misspelling.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Guthrie is recorded as voting aye.