Association of General Contractors — Cited as the source that brought the bill forward.
Brooke Green — Addressed during the vote to ask whether the Nays changed their vote.
Charlie Shepherd — The chair recognizes the gentleman from 27 to debate the bill; the speaker is not named in the transcript, so the member ID is not certain.
— Gentleman 31 first asks the sponsor to yield for a question, then continues by returning to debate on the motion.
John Fulandke — Explains that the bill applies to someone who violates the same statute in this state or another state.
— Speaks in favor of the bill and discusses reasonable accommodation and single-stall restrooms.
— Argues that repeated bathroom bills should end and urges a green light if members want to keep voting on them.
— Begins debate and asks members to imagine family members in the restroom scenario.
Lee Thin — Referenced as someone who provided a handout and worked closely with the speaker on the issue.
young man — A youth witness wanted to speak on the floor about why the issue was important to him.
Ilana Rubel — A member from District 9 asks whether the bill's path through House Appropriations will be a problem in the Senate and why it was not done in JFAC.
Ilana Rubel — A member from District 35 asks whether the bill could incentivize agencies to retain unnecessary staffing.
Dustin Manwaring — Dustin Manwaring defended the legislation as a way to permanently build the issue into the process rather than address it only occasionally. He explained that alternative approaches were considered, but the chosen method was to put the process in writing. He also emphasized that the bill’s use of the word 'may' does not tie JFAC’s hands; instead, it simply requires the calculation and leaves final discretion with JFAC on what to do with it.
Dale Hawkins — Dale Hawkins participated in a budget-related debate, first engaging in a brief exchange and then arguing that certain budget-setting processes should not be written into statute. He warned that codifying the process could tie the legislature’s hands, limit future budget negotiations, and potentially interfere with the legislature’s ability to meet its constitutional obligation to maintain a balanced budget.
Mike Moyle — Presided over the vote and announced the next bill.
Mike Moyle — A member later identified as Gentleman 26 is referenced in the prior debate context; no new substantive speech appears in this section.
Mike Moyle — Moves to reuse the prior roll call to suspend rules for immediate consideration of House Bill 843.
Mike Moyle — States an intention to file a rule of 80 and says he is retiring from the legislature and expects to be a full-time resident of Island Park.
Mike Moyle — Requests unanimous consent to reuse the House Bill 826 suspension roll call for House Bill 872.
Mike Moyle — Requests unanimous consent to reuse the House Bill 826 suspension roll call for Senate Bill 1242.
Mike Moyle — Requests unanimous consent to reuse the House Bill 826 suspension roll call for Senate Bill 1243.
Douglas Pickett — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 876.
Jaron Crane — Name appears in the corrected vote report as 'Crane votes aye.'
Heather Scott — Name appears in the corrected vote report as 'Hawes votes nay,' likely a transcription error for a member name.
Soñia Galaviz — Identified as the 'good lady from 9' speaking in debate on the memorial.
Soñia Galaviz — Identified as the 'gentleman from 9' giving an announcement and welcoming constituents from District 9.
Clint Hostetler — Identified as the 'good gentleman from 4' speaking in debate on the memorial.
Steve Miller — Name appears in the roll-call correction text.
Chris Mathias — Name appears in the roll-call correction text.
Jerald Raymond — Jerald Raymond is identified as the chairman of the House Agricultural Affairs Committee in the meeting notices.
Vito Barbieri — Vito Barbieri is identified in the meeting notices as the chairman of the House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.
Barbara Ehardt — Barbara Ehardt is identified multiple times as the chairman/chair of the House Local Government Committee in meeting notices and committee report references.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer is identified multiple times as chairman of the House Transportation and Defense Committee and as the chairman associated with the Transportation and Defense committee report in the meeting notices and report references.
— Seconded the motion to recess until 3 p.m. this afternoon.
Monica Church — Name appears in the roll-call correction text as 'Bingham.'
James Petzke — James Petzke presents House Concurrent Resolution 32 and asks that further reading be dispensed with.
Cornel Rasor — Requested to take up Senate Bill 1373 and then hold the remaining third reading calendar bills.
Cornel Rasor — Asked to hold the remaining third reading bills for one legislative day and return to the seventh order.
Cornel Rasor — Requested that the roll call from House Bill 826 be reused for House Bill 832.
Steve Berch — The transcript appears to contain a garbled reference to 'birch,' likely a member name, during the vote call.
Rick Boyce — A constituent in the audience is recognized and welcomed by the House.
John Gannon — Name appears in the roll-call correction text.
Clay Handy — Handy is called during roll call.
Ricky Cornell — Provided the Pledge of Allegiance; identified as being from Canyon Ridge High School.
Bruce Skaug — Bruce Skaug is referenced in connection with the journal proceedings: he is identified as the member moving adoption of the journal report, and he is also named in the related motion and appointment letter.
John Gannon — Gannon is called during roll call.
John Gannon — Named as the seconder of the journal motion.
Trevor Chadwick — Designated as a qualified substitute for Legislative District 10, Seat B.