Mike Pohanka — Name appears in the roll call, though transcribed as 'Ponga.'
Carl Bjerke — Carl Bjerke is mentioned repeatedly during the roll call, with the name transcribed in several variants ('Bijnevsky,' 'Bejnevsky,' and 'Viznevsky').
Layton Parker of Boise High — Named as the person providing the Pledge of Allegiance.
Joe Palmer — Identified as chairman of the Committee on Transportation and Defense.
John Gannon — A brief, uncertain reference appears to John Gannon, likely due to transcription errors rendering his name as 'John 14' and possibly 'Johnny.' The mentions overlap and reflect the same unclear identification rather than separate discussions.
Daniel Foreman — Daniel Foreman is referenced twice in quick succession through unclear floor-language, first as 'the gentleman from 14' and later as 'the gentleman from 11, 14.' Both mentions appear to be uncertain or garbled references to the same member, with no distinct substantive discussion separating them.
Charlie Shepherd — Likely referenced by 'Jones'; uncertain.
Clint Hostetler — Likely the speaker referred to as 'Gentleman 44'; uncertain.
Mark Sauter — The House Business Committee schedule was announced for Monday, March 23rd at 1:30 p.m. in East Wing Room 41, with the chairman identified as Redmond.
James Holtzclaw — Identified as chairman of House Commerce and Human Resources Committee, which will not meet Monday, March 23rd.
Bruce Skaug — Bruce Skaug is identified multiple times as the chairman of the House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee, including a reference to the committee meeting on Monday, March 23 at 1:30 p.m. in East Wing Room 42.
Ron Mendive — Ron Mendive is identified as the chairman of the House Resources and Conservation Committee, which is scheduled to meet Monday, March 23rd at 1:00 p.m. in East Wing Room 40.
Ron Mendive — Named as chairman of the House Resources and Conservation Committee.
Edward Hill — Spoke against the bill, arguing against the federal spending and urging a no vote.
Edward Hill — Argued against the bill, saying the legislature is cutting and then adding funds back, which he does not view as conservative.
Edward Hill — Responded to the criticism by emphasizing the need to control wolves in Idaho.
Edward Hill — The transcript indicates a member from district/seat 24 requests unanimous consent on Senate Bill 1387; exact identity is not fully clear from the excerpt.
Alan Hodges — Identified as someone responsible for getting the bill started after losing a daughter.
Jordan Redman — A question is posed to the sponsor, referred to as 'the gentleman from 10'; likely Representative Jordan Redman.
Josh Wheeler — Mentioned in the roll-call context as part of the vote record.
Steve Berch — Likely referenced by the transcription as 'Weiler' or similar in the roll-call context; uncertain.
Chris Mathias — Mentioned in the roll-call context as part of the vote record.
Elaine Price — Referred to as the 'good lady from 32' and appears to sponsor the bill.
Elaine Price — Referred to as the 'good lady from 34' and appears to be the sponsor of the memorial.
Elaine Price — A member from district 9 begins debating against the memorial, arguing the text is broader than 'mass disposal.'
Elaine Price — The sponsor closes debate and references specific lines in the memorial text.
Dale Hawkins — Named as chairman of the House Education Committee.
David Cannon — Named as chairman of the House Revenue and Taxation Committee.
Brooke Green — Named as chairman of the House State Affairs Committee; likely a transcription error because Brooke Green is a representative, not a chairman in the expected list.
Heather Scott — A representative named Birch is mentioned in connection with the death of his mother; the exact member identity is unclear and may be a transcription error.
Heather Scott — Urged support for the bill and argued the dedicated funds should be kept to support hunting and fishing efforts.
Dan Garner — A motion is made and seconded, attributed to Skog, and shortly afterward Skog is identified as the chairman. The mentions appear to refer to the same member despite garbled transcription.