Chris Bruce — Representative Bruce introduced and then explained a motion on the Division of Public Health Services budget. He clarified the reasoning behind the motion, including the decision not to restore a prior million-dollar amount because those services can now be billed through Medicaid.
Chris Bruce — Called during roll call.
Chris Bruce — Representative Chris Bruce is first recorded as voting aye on the substitute motion, and then shortly afterward he appears to move to accept the language shown on the screen, indicating his involvement in the same procedural discussion and motion sequence.
Mark Harris — During the roll call, Mark Harris was called and later included in the vote tally, while Senator Groh responded 'Aye' when called during the same roll call process.
Mark Harris — Asked a question about the budget items.
Mark Harris — Asked where the budget book contains descriptions of the items.
Mark Harris — Ms. Jessup directed him to the legislative budget book starting on page 4-50 for detailed write-ups.
Mark Harris — Agreed with Representative Manwaring's praise of the department and raised a concern about federal dollars for replacement items.
Mark Harris — Called during the vote tally.
Mark Harris — Listed among those voting in the affirmative.
Brooke Green — Brooke Green is repeatedly called during roll call and included in the vote tally, reflecting her presence in the roll-call process and final vote record.
Brooke Green — Brooke Green was called during the roll vote.
Brooke Green — Listed among those voting in the affirmative.
Brooke Green — Representative Green was called on, thanked, and referenced as part of a brief exchange focused on clarifying the prior point.
Brooke Green — Called during the roll call vote.
Janet Jessup — Identified herself as a budget and policy analyst with Legislative Services and introduced the Endowment Fund Investment Board budget.
Janet Jessup — Continues presenting the Department of Lands budget.
— During roll call, the member’s name was called twice in slightly different transcribed forms (“Bureck” and “Beerke”), both likely referring to Burke/Burkey, indicating repeated attendance/name recognition rather than separate discussion points.
— Seconded the motion.
Daniel Foreman — Senator Hart is called during roll call, later recognized to make a motion, and then mentioned again in the ongoing proceedings, all within the same short segment of the meeting.
Cindy Carlson — Carlson is called during the roll call twice in the same procedural segment.
Cindy Carlson — Cindy Carlson was called during the roll vote multiple times as part of the same procedural sequence.
Cindy Carlson — Called during the roll vote.
Cindy Carlson — Listed among those voting in the affirmative.
Cindy Carlson — Called during roll call.
Cindy Carlson — Called in the roll vote on the original motion.
Cindy Carlson — Called during roll call.
Josh Tanner — Representative Tanner was called during the roll call multiple times as part of the same procedural attendance check.
Josh Tanner — Representative Josh Tanner was called during the roll vote.
Josh Tanner — Was addressed as 'Chairman, Co-Chair Tanner' and asked whether he had a response.
Josh Tanner — Was addressed as 'Co-Chair Tanner' in the discussion about innovation and underserved definitions.
Josh Tanner — Called in the roll vote on the original motion.
Josh Tanner — Representative Josh Tanner was identified during the roll call vote and later recorded as voting nay on the language.
Brent Crane — Miller is mentioned during roll call, then identified as seconding the motion, and then mentioned again during the continued roll call sequence.
Brent Crane — Representative Furnace seconded the substitute motion, and Representative Bruce then commented on the same funding issue, clarifying that the home visiting program is already funded at $4.2 million and objecting to the suggestion that it is unfunded.
Brent Crane — Representative Bruce seconded the motion, then raised a point of clarification about the page number, and was later listed among those voting in the affirmative.
Brent Crane — Representative Furness was first called during roll call and then shortly afterward seconded a motion during the same meeting sequence.
Rod Furniss — Called during the roll call.
Rod Furniss — Changed his vote from aye to nay.
Rod Furniss — Called during the roll call.
Rod Furniss — Included in the roll call vote.
Rod Furniss — Rod Furniss was called during the roll vote.
Rod Furniss — Called during the roll vote.
Rod Furniss — Listed among those voting in the affirmative.
Rod Furniss — Called during roll call.
Rod Furniss — Called in the roll vote on the original motion.
Edward Hill — Harris is mentioned in the roll call process and later included in the roll call vote, indicating their presence/recorded participation during the meeting's voting proceedings.
Edward Hill — The caption says 'Senator Hart,' which likely refers to Senator Hart in the committee list, but no exact match is available from the provided members for this section; the question about the report is attributed to Hart in the transcript.
Edward Hill — Representative Edward Hill is referenced in an unclear exchange involving Harris, likely during roll call or an objection. The transcript suggests an objection from Harris, but the wording is ambiguous and repeated across adjacent mentions.
Ms. Jessup — Ms. Jessup transitions the committee to the next agenda item and introduces the fiscal year 2027 enhancement appropriation for the Department of Lands.