Monica Church — Representative Church is called on for the next item.
Monica Church — Representative Church is directly addressed in a continuous exchange in which the speaker praises her work on the legislation and then corrects the record on a point she made, keeping the discussion focused on her remarks and the resolution.
Erin Bingham — Addressed by the speaker in a light exchange about being present and needing a stool.
Anne Haws — Mentioned as having been concerned she might have to present the item.
Mark Harris — Chair says the members who served with Church's grandfather would have been his dad, not him.
Brandon Shippy — Representative Brandon Mitchell from District 6 reintroduced the revised resolution, noting that after it was sent to the floor on second reading, concerns were raised about tree-related language. He explained that the language had been removed and asked that the resolution be introduced and sent to second reading again.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer moved to introduce RS 33016 and send it to the second reading calendar, and the committee subsequently adopted his motion.
Joe Alfieri — Joe Alfieri thanked Representative Church, said he was moved by the remarks, praised the legislation, and then moved to introduce the resolution.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Moved to introduce RS 32873.
Jordan Redmond — Introduced RS 32864 and described it as a procedural consolidation to improve efficiency, consistency, and transparency in DOPL regulation.
Brent Crane — The chair asks whether there are questions for Representative Brent Crane, and Crane responds to the chair as the discussion continues in the same exchange.
Joe Alfieri — Joe Alfieri introduced RS 32873 and explained that it would prevent bulk purchasing of lottery tickets. He then concluded his remarks by asking that the legislation be introduced and made part of the statutes.