Monica Church — Representative Church was identified as the next speaker and then responded to the request for a motion by moving to introduce RS 33658.
Heather Scott — Was recorded voting no on the motion to introduce RS 33658.
Heather Scott — House Bill 798 is assigned to Representative Scott for presentation.
Heather Scott — Introduced House Bill 798 and identified herself as representing District 2.
Heather Scott — Continues explaining House Bill 798 and asks that it be sent to the floor.
Heather Scott — Questions are directed to Representative Scott after her presentation of House Bill 798.
Heather Scott — Introduces House Bill 799 and explains it repeals outdated alcohol-statute provisions.
Heather Scott — Questions are directed to Representative Scott after her presentation of House Bill 799.
Trent Triple — Ada County Clerk and representative of the Association of Clerks; testified in support of the bill.
Mr. Triple — Concluded testimony and urged passage of the bill.
Judy Boyle — Referred to as a 'farm girl from eastern Idaho' in praise of her hard work.
Brent Crane — The chair is addressed as 'Mr. Chairman' and later referenced by name in the next section as Chairman Crane.
Brent Crane — Moves to send House Bill 798 to the floor with a due pass recommendation.
Brent Crane — Chairman Crane is thanked at the start of the RS 33645 presentation.
Erin Bingham — Representative Erin Bingham makes consecutive procedural motions to send legislation to the floor with a due-pass recommendation, first for House Bill 799 and then for RS 33645 (misstated in the transcript as House Bill 33645).
Mark Harris — Spoke in favor of the motion and praised the bill's flexibility, especially for rural communities.
Mark Harris — Representative Garner is told his bill will be taken up after the two current items.
Mark Harris — Representative Garner is introduced after being delayed at the bottom of the agenda.
Mike Pohanka — The committee heard sponsor presentations from Representative Pohanka and Representative Raibold. Representative Pohanka introduced RS 33658, identified himself and his district, and explained that the only change was to ensure the Idaho State Police lab could test the listed chemicals if the bill moved forward as a Schedule 1 measure. Representative Raibold then introduced House Bill 831, identified himself as the sponsor, explained that the bill addresses ongoing issues between county clerks and school districts over polling locations in schools, and concluded by asking the committee to send the bill to the floor with a due pass recommendation.
Mark Harris — Moved to approve the minutes of Friday, March 6th.