Dori Healey — Representative Healy participated in a series of procedural actions during the meeting, moving to introduce RS 33371 and RS 33372, and later being identified as first in line for questions and as the member making a motion.
Melissa Wintrow — Acknowledged as the next speaker after the motion.
Melissa Wintrow — Said she would introduce the bill but wanted to reserve the right to ask questions during the hearing and noted she had contacted the dental board.
Melissa Wintrow — Acknowledged in response to her questions and comments.
Melissa Wintrow — Raised a question about the fiscal note and transportation costs.
Tanya Burgoyne — Representative Tanya Burgoyne introduced RS 33381, explaining that it is intended to help foster children remain in their school of origin. The discussion then shifted to a question about how the proposal would interact with existing placement law, and Burgoyne responded that she did not know the answer yet but would bring the information to the hearing.
Megan Egbert — Representative Egbert is identified as having a question about transportation costs for a child who must be transported from the school of origin. The discussion follows up on that question, with a response indicating it may be addressed at the full hearing if one occurs, and the exchange is explicitly tied back to Representative Egbert’s original transportation-cost inquiry.
Ilana Rubel — Representative Ilana Rubel introduced RS 33365 as the bill before the committee, identifying herself as representing District 18. She then responded to a question from Representative Kaler by explaining that the bill establishes a rulemaking process and addresses the wait-list process.
Jordan Redman — Representative Jordan Redman makes consecutive procedural motions to introduce RS 33365 and RS 33541.
Robert Beiswenger — Introduces the revised Medical Freedom Expansion Bill.
David Leavitt — Representative Leavitt was noted as having arrived and being present at the opening of the committee meeting.