Dustin Miller — Authored a resolution recognizing March 17th as Nurse Practitioner Day at the State Capitol.
Nicholas Muscarello — Nicholas Muscarello Jr., as chair, is identified as submitting the Civil Law committee report.
HB78 — House Bill 78 was reported favorably by the Civil Law committee.
HB190 — House Bill 190 was reported favorably by the Civil Law committee.
HB427 — House Bill 427 was reported favorably by the Civil Law committee.
HB148 — House Bill 148 was reported favorably by the Transportation committee.
HB149 — House Bill 149 was reported favorably by the Transportation committee.
HB221 — House Bill 221 was reported favorably by the Transportation committee.
HB346 — House Bill 346 was reported favorably by the Transportation committee.
HB354 — House Bill 354 was reported favorably by the Transportation committee.
HB355 — House Bill 355 is reported with amendments by the Transportation committee.
HB655 — House Bill 655 was reported with amendments by the Transportation committee.
HB657 — House Bill 657 is reported with amendments by the Transportation committee.
HB358 — Reported favorably.
HB384 — Reported with amendments.
Kyle Green — Named as the sponsor of House Resolution 2.
Kyle Green — Kyle Green is introduced and invited to speak as part of a tribute to Reverend Jesse Jackson, with a reference to his Omega Sigma Phi membership, and then he begins his remarks honoring Jackson’s life and legacy.
Candace Newell — Representative Candace Newell is identified as the sponsor of House Resolution 3.
Mike Johnson — Moved to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution.
Mike Johnson — Moved to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution; motion was adopted without objection.
Mike Johnson — Authored House Concurrent Resolution 11 expressing support for continued operations of the National Guard at Camp Beauregard.
Mandie Landry — Named as sponsor of House Concurrent Resolution 7; transcript says 'Mandy Landry.'
Mandie Landry — Authored House Concurrent Resolution 7 requesting an annual report from the Department of Justice regarding juveniles subject to electronic monitoring conditions.
Mandie Landry — Addressed by the speaker regarding students from her district.
Michael Bayham — Representative Michael Bayham introduced House Concurrent Resolution 8 commending Drew Brees for being elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame and moved to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution.
Gerald Beaullieu — Gerald Beaullieu, author of House Concurrent Resolution 9 expressing condolences for Charles James, Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, moved to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution.
Roger Wilder — Authored House Concurrent Resolution 10 requesting the LHSAA to recognize dance and cheer as sanctioned sports.
Roger Wilder — Likely the intended member in the garbled reference to 'Representative Boreak/Boreat'; associated with a Transportation Committee scheduling announcement.
Jerome Zeringue — Representative Jerome Zeringue, author of House Concurrent Resolution 12 commending the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association on its 100th anniversary, moved to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution.
Dewith Carrier — Authored House Bill 957, which concerns prisoner transfer notification procedures.
Danny McCormick — Representative Danny McCormick was recognized for a personal privilege and used the opportunity to raise concerns about PILOTs (payments in lieu of taxes), referencing a legislative auditor report. He urged colleagues to consider the issue on their desks and emphasized the need to spend Moody money prudently, noting that data and accurate numbers are important as the discussion moves forward.
Aimee Freeman — Called on as 'President Freeman' for a personal privilege.
7th grade Trinity Episcopal School class — A student group in the balcony was welcomed to the Capitol for the youth legislative program.
Marcus Bryant — Likely intended by 'M. Knox' is unclear; the transcript says Representative M. Knox authored a condolence resolution for Dorothy Prevost.
Brett Geymann — The transcript appears to misrecognize a member name as 'Brett Marcel'; the intended speaker is unclear.
C. Marcelle — Took a personal privilege and recognized the life and legacy of Jesse Jackson.
HB129 — House Bill 129, along with House Bill 130, was added to the Transportation Committee agenda by motion.
HB130 — House Bill 130 was added to the Transportation Committee agenda by motion, alongside House Bill 129, and the later mention reiterates that same agenda addition.
Charles Owen — Charles Owen made a personal privilege announcement about a Bible study.
Francis Thompson — Moved that the House adjourn until 2:00 tomorrow.
Joseph Stagni — Announced as the member who will lead the pledge.
Neil Riser — Introduces a resolution designating Funeral Directors' Day and recognizing funeral directors and morticians.
Christopher Carver — Representative Christopher Carver introduces a resolution to commend the crew of Eve on the occasion of its anniversary, with the transcript giving inconsistent anniversary numbers (48th in one mention and 40th in another).
Debbie Villio — Introduces a concurrent resolution to commend Crime Stoppers of Greater New Orleans and recognize Louisiana Crime Stoppers Month.
Debbie Villio — Likely the intended member for the garbled 'Barolte/Buralt/Parole' references introducing consent-judgment appropriation bills; identification is uncertain.
Dustin Miller — Dustin Miller introduces House Bill 962 concerning administration of medication by a nurse, including qualifications related to reconstituted medication and nurse medication administration.
Laurie Schlegel — Laurie Schlegel is referenced in the opening prayer segment of the meeting, followed immediately by a brief acknowledgment to the Speaker as the prayer begins.