Vito Barbieri — Signs the committee letter as chairman and recommends rejection of certain rules and fees.
Judy Boyle — Name called during roll call.
Erin Bingham — Name called during roll call.
Chaplain Tom Doherty — Identified as giving the prayer.
Richard Cheatum — Named as the mover of the motion to approve the journal; likely a transcription error for a member name.
John Gannon — Named as the second on the motion to approve the journal.
Vito Barbieri — Name called during roll call.
Vito Barbieri — Seconded the amendment to Section 1 for House Bill 561.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman on the Transportation and Defense report.
Joe Palmer — Recorded as voting aye in the vote report.
Edward Hill — Moved the amendment to Section 1 for House Bill 561.
Heather Scott — Representative Scott moved procedural changes for House Bill 575, first the amendment to Section 1 and then the title correction.
James Holtzclaw — Representative Holtzclaw seconded procedural motions related to House Bill 575, including the amendment to Section 1 and the title correction.
James Holtzclaw — James Holtzclaw is identified as chairman of the House Commerce and Human Resources Committee; he signs the committee letter recommending approval of pending rules, and it is also noted that the committee will not meet Friday.
Lori McCann — Seconded the motion to adopt the amendment to Section 2.
Lori McCann — Recorded as voting nay in the vote report.
Steve Miller — Moved the amendment to Section 2.
Steve Miller — Moved the amendment to Section 2.
Steve Miller — Moved the title correction.
Elaine Price — Representative Elaine Price seconded procedural changes during consideration of the bill, including the amendment to Section 2 and a later title correction.
David Cannon — David Cannon, the representative from District 2, participated in a procedural sequence during committee consideration: he explained an amendment, then moved to report House Bill 575 back with amendments and without recommendation, later made the same motion for House Bill 562, and finally moved that the committee rise and report.
Dori Healey — Dori Healey repeatedly seconded motions during the committee’s consideration of House Bill 575, including the motion to report the bill back to the House and the motion to rise and report.
Dori Healey — Recorded as voting aye in the vote report.
Mark Sauter — Representative Mark Sauter moved an amendment to Section 3 and later moved a title correction as part of the same legislative consideration.
Brent Crane — Brent Crane seconded two procedural actions during consideration of the bill: first, the amendment to Section 3, and later the title correction.
Marco Erickson — Spoke as the representative from District 1 in support of the amendment.
Cornel Rasor — District 22 moved to proceed to the next order of business and clarified the requested order for taking up bills on the calendar, referencing the sequence of bills heard in committee.
Cornel Rasor — Took the floor to debate the bill.
Cornel Rasor — A new speaker is recognized to debate against the bill.
Cornel Rasor — Referenced respectfully as a friend, but disagreed with on the subject under debate.
Cornel Rasor — Referenced as having previously discussed the constitutionality of the bill.
Cornel Rasor — Requests unanimous consent to hold remaining third-reading bills until Monday, March 2, 2026.
Jim Guthrie — Jim Guthrie is recognized to speak.
Melissa Wintrow — A female legislator is referred to as 'Good lady from two' and responds to the objection; likely Senator Melissa Wintrow based on floor context, though not certain.
James Ruchti — A senator at the congressional level is referenced, but the exact identity is not clear from the transcript; no confident ID assigned.
Clint Hostetler — The next speaker is recognized to debate the bill.
Clint Hostetler — Requests unanimous consent to refer generally to other pending legislation without citing bill numbers.
Clint Hostetler — A new speaker is recognized to make a point of clarity before continuing debate.
Clint Hostetler — A new speaker is recognized to debate in favor of the bill.
— Interjected to remind the body that the bill is about new hires in Idaho, not missing children.
— Asked for a point of order and noted prior caution to use a point of order rather than an objection.
— Begins a brief rebuttal focused on the language being used in debate.
— Introduces remarks supporting federal action on immigration and guest worker policy.
— Begins speaking in favor of the bill and notes there are legitimate arguments on both sides.
Basil Dorsey — A man sheltered by the Leavitt family for six years, according to the speaker.
Joshua Levitt — Mentioned as leaving a law practice to work as an editor for The Emancipator.
— Raised a point of order and asked that debate stay focused on the specific bill.
— The member from District 32 objected that the discussion was not about slavery and should remain focused on the bill, and after a procedural interruption she was told to continue and finish her thoughts.
Jaron Crane — The speaker refers to the Good gentleman from Legislative District 25 in the context of accusing him of impugning employers by suggesting they are slave owners.
Jaron Crane — The chair interrupts and redirects debate back to the bill, saying this is not a human trafficking bill.