Tony Harbison — Tony Harbison is called during the quorum roll call; his name appears again shortly afterward in the same roll call sequence, with no response captured in the transcript sections provided.
Tony Harbison — Representative Harbison was called during the roll call.
Will Jobe — Will Jobe is called during the quorum roll call, with the transcript showing several likely OCR/transcription errors in his name ("Job," "Jobe," and "Boom"). No substantive discussion or response is captured in these mentions.
Will Jobe — The chair indicates that Representative Will Jobe will be next, formally recognizes him to inquire or comment, and Jobe then begins his remarks by addressing the amendment maker and asking questions about the amendment language and related statistical concepts.
Will Jobe — Representative Jobe was called and voted yes.
Ben Keathley — During the quorum roll call, Ben Keathley was called multiple times, with the transcript showing likely misspellings or transcription errors such as "Keithly," "Keithley," and "Ben Skoyne." The mentions all refer to the same roll-call identification of the member.
Ben Keathley — Representative Ben Keathley was called during the roll call and voted yes.
Jim Murphy — Jim Murphy is called during the quorum roll call; his name appears twice in the roll call sequence, with no separate substantive discussion captured.
Jim Murphy — Jim Murphy was called during the roll call.
Matthew Overcast — Matthew Overcast was repeatedly called during the quorum roll call, including an initial call and subsequent repeated calls as the roll call continued.
Matthew Overcast — Representative Overcast was called during the roll call.
Tiffany Price — Tiffany Price is called during the quorum roll call, with the mention repeated in overlapping transcript segments as the roll call continues; no separate response or discussion is captured.
Tiffany Price — Representative Price was called during the roll call.
Tim Taylor — Tim Taylor is called during the quorum/roll call, responds 'yes' when the chair calls his name, and is referenced again as the roll call continues.
Tim Taylor — Chair Taylor was called on the roll and voted yes.
Christopher Warwick — Christopher Warwick was called during the quorum roll call and then called again shortly afterward as the roll call continued with overlap.
Christopher Warwick — Representative Warwick was called during the roll call.
Cecelie Williams — Cecelie Williams was called during the quorum roll call, and her name was repeated later in the continued roll call due to overlap.
Cecelie Williams — Representative Williams was called during the roll call.
Rodger Reedy — Vice Chair called for the roll and responded aye.
Rodger Reedy — His bill is cited as the source of the wording being used in the amendment.
Rodger Reedy — His bill is referenced as containing similar language; he states his bill does this and has only had first and second read.
Rodger Reedy — He is identified as the source of the bill language and as the person better able to explain the statistical terms.
Rodger Reedy — He explains what a coefficient of dispersion is and how it relates to ratio studies.
Rodger Reedy — Vice Chair Reedy was called on the roll.
Rodger Reedy — Vice Chair Reedy was recognized to discuss concerns about the bill.
Rodger Reedy — A Reedy Family Trust was used as an example in the discussion about title changes and inherited property.
Rodger Reedy — Representative Reedy was referenced as agreeing on the concern.
Kathy Steinhoff — Called during roll call and responded yes.
Kathy Steinhoff — Recognized to inquire and asks for clarification about the amendment.
Kathy Steinhoff — Representative Steinhoff was called on the roll.
Kathy Steinhoff — Representative Steinhoff was called during the roll call.
Kathy Steinhoff — Representative Steinhoff asked whether the committee could delay action and fix the bill next week.
Mark Boyko — Called during roll call; transcript says "Boiko."
Mark Boyko — Representative Boyko was called on the roll and voted no.
Mark Boyko — Representative Boyko was called during the roll call.
Mark Boyko — Representative Boyko was recognized to speak next.
Mark Boyko — Representative Boyko said he would vote the other way today, but would support the bill with a postcard system or similar fix.
Darin Chappell — Called during roll call and responded aye.
Darin Chappell — He supports putting the cap in statute and says assessments over 100% of actual home value are not acceptable.
Darin Chappell — He reiterates support for codifying the cap in statute and helping move the bill forward.
Darin Chappell — Representative Chappell was called and voted yes.
Darin Chappell — Representative Chappell said he has been outspoken about tax credits and explained the sponsor's premise for the bill.
Darin Chappell — Representative Chappell supported the bill's purpose but wanted tighter language.
Darin Chappell — Representative Chappell asked about the chair's intention regarding executive action or postponement.
Bishop Davidson — Called during roll call and responded here.
Bishop Davidson — Representative Davidson was called and voted yes.
David Dolan — Responded yes during roll call.
David Dolan — Representative Dolan was called and voted yes.
Ron Fowler — Called during roll call; response not captured in this section.