Todd Lakey — Todd Lakey is referenced in the roll call as present and then identified multiple times as chairman in the Judiciary and Rules Committee report. A later committee-chair reference appears garbled but seems to continue the same procedural context rather than introducing a new subject.
Todd Lakey — His attendance is recognized.
Brian Lenney — Likely the intended name in the roll call.
Brian Lenney — Likely intended by 'Lennie'; called in the roll call.
Brian Lenney — Called during the roll call vote and recorded as aye.
Brian Lenney — Called during the roll call; the transcript appears to misrecognize the name as 'Lennie.'
Brian Lenney — Called in the roll call vote; voted aye. The transcript renders the name as 'Lennie'.
Brian Lenney — Listed in the roll call as present.
Brian Lenney — Opposed the amendment and said Facebook requested three changes, with this being the third.
Tammy Nichols — Called during roll call.
Tammy Nichols — Senator Tammy Nichols is called during roll call and then speaks in favor of House Bill 603. She references her experience during the protest period, describes related problems, and says the bill is a common-sense response. She concludes by stating that she will support the legislation.
Tammy Nichols — Called during the roll call vote and recorded as aye.
Tammy Nichols — Declared a Rule 39(H) conflict because she has an LLC.
Tammy Nichols — Appears in the roll call vote, though the transcript is garbled.
Tammy Nichols — Appears in the roll call vote.
Tammy Nichols — Called during the roll call; the transcript appears to misrecognize the name as 'Nickles.'
Tammy Nichols — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 762.
Tammy Nichols — Called in the roll call vote.
James Ruchti — James Ruchti is mentioned in the roll call, likely as the intended spelling of the name 'Ruckty.'
James Ruchti — Senator James Ruchti is called during roll call and then speaks against the bill, arguing that protected free speech can be messy and unpopular, that the bill does not strike the right balance, and that he will vote against it. The discussion also briefly references a prior similar bill that may have been his.
James Ruchti — During the roll call vote, James Ruchti is repeatedly called and recorded amid transcript misrecognitions and garbled name variants (including 'Ruckty' and other erroneous spellings). The mentions collectively indicate his participation in the vote rather than separate substantive discussions.
James Ruchti — James Ruchti was called during the roll call, was given 60 seconds to speak, explained that he would vote no because he disagreed with the Utah comparison, and his no vote was then recorded and reiterated.
James Ruchti — Likely intended by 'Retchi'; called during the roll call vote.
Doug Ricks — Doug Ricks was called during roll call.
Doug Ricks — Senator Doug Ricks was called in during the roll call, with the transcript also capturing a likely misspelled repeat reference to him as 'Rix.'
Doug Ricks — Doug Ricks was called during the roll call, with the transcript misrecognizing his name in variant forms such as 'Rix' and 'Rukti.'
Doug Ricks — Called during the roll call vote on House Bill 762.
Doug Ricks — Doug Ricks was called during the roll-call vote, with his name appearing in the transcript as part of the sequence of members being called.
Doug Ricks — Doug Ricks made an announcement reminding members that the Local Government Tax Committee meets today at 2 o'clock, and he was later identified as the chairman of the Local Government and Taxation Committee in the report context.
Doug Ricks — Doug Ricks is first called during the roll call vote, then later appears during miscellaneous business to make an announcement and provide a bill-count update for the House and Senate.
Carrie Semmelroth — Likely the intended name in the roll call.
Carrie Semmelroth — During the roll call, Senator Carrie Semmelroth is mentioned twice as the clerk appears to be confirming or correcting her name in the attendance/vote sequence, first as 'Samarov' and then as 'Samaroff?'.
Carrie Semmelroth — Carrie Semmelroth is repeatedly referenced during the roll call vote, where she is recorded as voting aye and her name appears several times in garbled form in the transcript.
Carrie Semmelroth — Senator Carrie Semmelroth is recognized during consideration of House Bill 566, asks unanimous consent to dispense with further reading and proceed with debate, and is later recognized again to close debate on the bill.
Carrie Semmelroth — Likely intended by 'Semarov'; called during the roll call vote.
Charlie Shepherd — During roll call, Charlie Shepherd was identified as 'Shippee' and then questioned as 'Shippee?' to confirm whether the member was present or absent.
Charlie Shepherd — Called in the roll call vote; the transcript renders the name as 'Chipie'.
Charlie Shepherd — A motion is attributed to Senator Taves.
Charlie Shepherd — Introduces and explains the amendment, saying it adds clarity while preserving the bill's goals.
Charlie Shepherd — Closes debate on the amendment.
Charlie Shepherd — Moves and debates the amendment to Section 1 of Senate Bill 1352.
Charlie Shepherd — Senator Taves made consecutive motions that, when the committee rises, it report House Bill 825 and House Bill 788 as amended without recommendation.
Julie VanOrden — Called during roll call.
Julie VanOrden — Called and recorded as voting aye.
Julie VanOrden — Julie Van Orden is repeatedly called during the roll call vote and recorded as present/participating, including one garbled reference and later repeated calls of her name.
Julie VanOrden — Listed in the roll call as present.
Julie VanOrden — Was called on after the amendment passed to make the motion to report the bill as amended.
Julie VanOrden — Moved that the committee report Senate Bill 1352 as amended without recommendation.
Julie VanOrden — Seconded the motion on the amendment to Section 1.
Julie VanOrden — Moved that Senate Bill 1353 be reported as amended without recommendation.