Kevin Cook — Senator Kevin Cook said he is not a pharmacist and has been consulting with pharmacists and the Idaho State Pharmacy Board while considering the bill. He then noted that the pharmacy board and the IMA support an all-out ban and concluded that he will vote no on the measure.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll call.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll to establish a quorum.
Kevin Cook — Kevin Cook requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 942, then presented the bill and explained its funding source through the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement and the Millennium Fund. He also outlined the bill’s budget items and the related Millennium Fund allocations.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll call vote.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll call vote.
Kevin Cook — Kevin Cook is named in the roll call vote on House Bill 776.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll call.
Kevin Cook — Voted no during roll call.
Kevin Cook — Requests unanimous consent to waive further reading of House Bill 929 and opens debate.
Kevin Cook — Referred to as the sponsor whose bill is being debated and later recognized to close debate.
Kevin Cook — Recognized to close debate on House Bill 929.
Kevin Cook — House Bill 721 is referenced as the prior vote used by unanimous consent for House Bill 931.
Kevin Cook — Requests unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 890 and open debate.
Kevin Cook — Senator Cook first requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 900 and advance it to final consideration, then began opening debate by explaining the bill’s purpose and relation to the ITD State House topic.
Kevin Cook — Senator Cook is noted as having spoken the most in the debate, with 38.5 minutes of speaking time.
Doug Okuniewicz — Doug Okuniewicz is mentioned during roll call, with the transcript likely mishearing his name as 'Den Hartog' or 'Senator Den Hartog' in multiple places. The mentions reflect the same identification issue rather than separate discussions.
Doug Okuniewicz — Senator from District 14, also referred to as Senator Groh, yields to questions during the debate and participates in follow-up exchanges. The discussion then continues with references to the senator as one of the bill’s debaters, alongside other senators, and includes mention of the $493 million total in the broader budget discussion.
Doug Okuniewicz — Requested unanimous consent that Senate Bill 1438 hold its place on the calendar.
Doug Okuniewicz — Likely a garbled reference in the roll call; uncertain identification.
Doug Okuniewicz — Senator Den Hartog asks unanimous consent for the Senate to advance to the 14th order of business and to resolve into committee of the whole.
Doug Okuniewicz — Closed debate by explaining that SHPO's responsibilities would continue in the new office.
Daniel Foreman — Called during roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Called during roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Noted as having joined the chamber.
Daniel Foreman — Called during the roll to establish a quorum.
Daniel Foreman — Called during the roll call vote.
Daniel Foreman — During the vote and subsequent procedural discussion on House Bill 776, the transcript repeatedly misrenders Senator Den Hartog’s name in several forms, including 'Dan Hartog,' 'Senator Den Hartog,' 'Senator Enhardtog,' and 'Senator Dan Harttaich.'
Daniel Foreman — Spoke in opposition, arguing the amendments circumvented the committee process and the prior vote of the body.
Daniel Foreman — Referenced as a collaborator on Idaho Kids Matter.
Daniel Foreman — Called during the roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Called during the roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Says the bill looks good on its face and could streamline operations, but raises concern about tribal consultation.
Daniel Foreman — Appears in the roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Senator Foreman is referenced in procedural and committee-report context: first as the senator associated with a floor motion where the name is unclear in the transcript, and then as the chairman named in the committee report reference.
Codi Galloway — Called during roll call.
Codi Galloway — Senator Galloway votes aye in the roll call.
Codi Galloway — Called during the roll call.
Codi Galloway — During the procedural roll call to establish a quorum, Senator Grow is identified as the chairman of the Finance Committee, and Codi Galloway is called twice as part of the same quorum-check sequence.
Codi Galloway — Called during the roll call vote.
Codi Galloway — Named in the roll call for the vote on House Bill 776.
Codi Galloway — Codi Galloway was called during the roll call.
Codi Galloway — Name appears in the roll call and vote count context.
Codi Galloway — Responds 'Aye' during the roll call vote.
Codi Galloway — Appears in the roll call and is recorded as voting aye.
C. Grow — Called during roll call.
C. Grow — Identified as chairman on the Finance Committee report.
C. Grow — Called during the quorum call.
C. Grow — Senator Cole is asked whether he will yield to a question; the response is no.
C. Grow — Named in the roll call for the vote on House Bill 776.