Chaplain Tom Doherty — Chaplain Tom Doherty is identified as the chaplain who delivered the opening prayer.
Paisley Miller of Eagle High School — Paisley Miller of Eagle High School is introduced as the student who provided the Pledge of Allegiance.
John Gannon — Named as seconding the motion to approve the journal.
Stephanie Mickelsen — Stephanie Mickelsen is identified as the mover of amendments being considered by the body, including the amendment to Section 1 and then the amendment to Section 2, with Representative Furman seconding each motion.
Jeff Ehlers — Named as the mover of the amendment to Section 1 of Senate Bill 1227.
Dale Hawkins — Named as the seconder of the amendment to Section 1 of Senate Bill 1227.
Dale Hawkins — Named as chairman of the House Education Committee.
Jeff Cornilles — Jeff Cornilles, identified as the gentleman from 22, repeatedly moves to report several bills back with amendments and without recommendation, including Senate Bill 1227, House Bill 668, and House Bill 750.
Heather Scott — Referenced as the lady from 18 who seconds the motion.
Heather Scott — Representative Scott moves the amendment to Section 1.
Heather Scott — Likely the lady from District 2 speaking in support of the amendment.
Heather Scott — Representative Scott moves the amendment to Section 2.
Heather Scott — Likely the speaker clarifying the amendment and asking for support.
Heather Scott — Representative Scott moves the amendment to Section 3 of House Bill 750.
Heather Scott — Representative Scott moves the amendment to House Bill 750 in the prior exchange.
Heather Scott — A member from District 6 raises the point of order about disparaging remarks.
Heather Scott — The speaker references a chart brought up by the member from District 6.
James Holtzclaw — Representative James Holtzclaw seconds amendments to both Section 1 and Section 2 during the same legislative discussion.
James Holtzclaw — Recorded as voting aye.
Charlie Shepherd — Representative Shepherd seconds the amendment to Section 3 of House Bill 750.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd debated the bill, first arguing that the discussion was getting too far afield, then stating that immigration is an important issue that must be addressed while supporting the bill’s goal but insisting it should be properly funded.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd, the member from District 17, asks to question the speaker and then continues by challenging the justification for the proposed maintenance budget.
Jordan Redman — Identified as the gentleman from 27 delivering the Committee of the Whole report.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer discusses procedural handling of House Bill 545, noting it had already been held and did not need a new motion because it was being skipped on the calendar. He then asks unanimous consent to hold House Bill 716 on the Third Reading Calendar until Monday.
Joe Palmer — Recorded as voting aye.
Joe Palmer — Named as chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee.
Chris Mathias — Chris Mathias argued against the bill by saying Idaho’s main concern is affordability, not forcing law enforcement to act, and that he does not support law enforcement positions uncritically. He added that he evaluates police concerns on their merits but believes this bill would make Idaho less safe.
Chris Mathias — Referenced as having stated that they struggled to get $190 million back into the military.
— Debates in favor of the bill and argues the state should consider the cost of inaction as well.
— Referenced as having brought up a chart during the debate.
— Referenced as having discussed the cost.
— Referenced as discussing jail costs.
— Referenced for noting the bill includes language about future programs.
— Returns to debate and begins a personal anecdote about his daughter being hit by an undocumented driver.
— Referenced as having noted earlier concerns about the cuts.
— Asked to indicate agreement or disagreement; likely the member associated with district/seat 26, but not identifiable from the provided list.
— States support for taking action on immigration.
— Identified as the next speaker in favor of the motion, but no exact member name could be confirmed from the provided list.
— Begins debate by disputing that the bill is an unfunded mandate and references reading numbers from a computer screen.
Brooke Green — Likely the name intended by the garbled 'Rebell?' in the vote-change call, though uncertain.
Brooke Green — Recorded as voting nay.
Dustin Manwaring — Likely the name intended by the vote-change call, though the transcript is unclear.
Dustin Manwaring — During debate on the motion, the member was called on and yielded for a question about whether the bill would satisfy the legislature’s constitutional budget duty, then responded to that question.
Vito Barbieri — Called during the vote check.
Vito Barbieri — Named as chairman of the House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.
Dan Garner — The member from District 6 is introduced while House Senate Bill 1331 is brought forward, then yields to questions. The ensuing discussion focuses on concerns about the bill’s fiscal controls, especially the existing 3% holdback and the proposed blanket 4% holdback, with the member continuing to participate in the same line of questioning about the bill’s budgetary impact.
Barbara Ehardt — Barbara Ehardt is referenced in connection with criticism that the budget has grown by 60% and is out of control.
Barbara Ehardt — Named as chairman of the House Local Government Committee.
Ilana Rubel — Ilana Rubel is referenced in a continuous exchange about her earlier request for a chart adjusted for population growth and inflation, followed by a continuation of the same discussion noting her point about the crisis in mental health services.
Mark Sauter — Recorded as voting nay; transcript says 'Crane 13,' which appears to refer to a member with surname Crane, but the exact identity is uncertain from context.