Cameron Parker — Chair Parker was present and presiding over the committee, then participated in a series of roll-call votes during the meeting, including correcting an initial vote from aye to no and later being recorded as voting aye on subsequent measures, including House Bill 3289.
Cameron Parker — Introduces himself and presents House Bill 2865.
Cameron Parker — Was thanked for bringing the bill forward.
Renee Reuter — Vice Chair Renee Reuter is repeatedly called during roll call and subsequent roll call votes as part of the meeting’s procedural attendance and voting process.
David Tyson Smith — David Tyson Smith is repeatedly called during roll call and roll call vote, first marked present and later recorded as voting aye.
Marlon Anderson — Called during roll call and marked here.
Marlon Anderson — Supported the amendment and said he would vote yes.
Marlon Anderson — Called during roll call vote.
Marlon Anderson — Called during roll call vote.
Marlon Anderson — Recorded as voting aye.
Marlon Anderson — Called during roll call.
Marlon Anderson — Offers supportive comment that the bill is much needed and straightforward.
John Black — Called during roll call.
John Black — Called during roll call vote.
John Black — Called during roll call vote.
John Black — His amendment was referenced as one he discussed last week.
John Black — His amendment is described as adding a treatment court administrator.
John Black — His prior treatment court bill is referenced; the speaker clarifies this bill is different.
John Black — His amendment is restated and clarified.
John Black — Called during roll call.
Michael Davis — Called during roll call.
Michael Davis — Raised an amendment and asked about its effect.
Michael Davis — Offered amendment 0.01H and moved for its adoption.
Michael Davis — Explained that the amendment changes 'shall' to 'may' to preserve judicial discretion and requested a roll call vote.
Michael Davis — Recorded as voting aye.
Michael Davis — Recorded as voting aye.
Michael Davis — Recorded as voting aye.
Michael Davis — Called during roll call.
David Dolan — Called during roll call and marked here.
David Dolan — Called during roll call vote.
David Dolan — Recorded as voting aye.
David Dolan — Recorded as voting aye.
David Dolan — Called during roll call.
David Dolan — Called to present House Bill 3443 in public hearing.
David Dolan — Introduces himself and presents House Bill 3443.
David Dolan — Continues his presentation with remarks about technology and Case.net usage.
David Dolan — Ends his opening remarks and invites questions.
David Dolan — Explains the fee increase and responds to questions.
David Dolan — Thanks the committee and transitions to witness testimony.
David Dolan — Referenced as having already covered the bill.
David Dolan — The speaker trails off while referring back to Representative Dolan.
David Dolan — Referenced as having previously explained the bill's two components.
Bill Hardwick — Bill Hardwick is repeatedly called during roll call and roll call vote as part of the same ongoing procedural sequence.
Ken Jamison — Ken Jamison is repeatedly called during roll call and roll call votes, and on one occasion his response is recorded as aye.
Ben Keathley — Ben Keathley is repeatedly referenced during roll call and roll call votes, with one aside noting that he is the sponsor of House Bill 3054 and is at home with his new baby. Overall, the transcript is focused on calling his name during the voting process.
Matthew Overcast — Matthew Overcast is repeatedly called during roll call and roll call votes throughout this portion of the meeting.
Greg Sharpe — Greg Sharpe is repeatedly called during roll call and roll call votes throughout the meeting, indicating multiple attendance/voting mentions of the same member without any substantive topic change.
Marla Smith — Called during roll call.
Marla Smith — Called during roll call vote; transcript includes 'Smith 74,' likely a misrecognition.
Marla Smith — Called during roll call vote; transcript includes 'Smith 74' again as a likely misrecognition.