Charlie Shepherd — Gave a roadmap for the day's floor schedule and explained which bills and resolutions would be taken up first.
Charlie Shepherd — The member spoke in opposition to the resolution, opening by stating he would debate against it and then acknowledging the gentleman from 31 for sponsoring it on the House side as part of his remarks.
Joey Reed — Name appears in a likely transcription error during the unanimous consent request; context suggests a speaker identification issue.
— Speaker says she wanted to support the bill but has concerns after reviewing the numbers and considering rural areas in her district.
Dori Healey — Representative Dori Healey is recognized to debate the bill and speaks in favor of it, explaining the bill’s background and original purpose. The discussion continues as other members reference her agreement with them and note that she has raised the bill’s history, keeping the exchange centered on the bill’s merits and legislative history.
Ilana Rubel — Debates against the bill, using a classroom analogy to argue against punishing everyone for a few bad actors.
Ilana Rubel — Ilana Rubel is referenced during a continuous debate exchange: first as 'the good lady from 19' in a procedural transition, then as the person whose point is being addressed, and later as 'the lady from 19' when the speaker defers to her and agrees that IDLA is an essential service, recalling her comment about teaching IDLA at Oakley High School.
Ilana Rubel — Identified as the member from 18 who seconds the motion, though the transcript label is garbled.
Heather Scott — Representative Heather Scott is called to debate the motion and then speaks against the claim that urban districts would be prohibited from helping support courses.
James Ruchti — Referenced as 'the good gentleman from 19' in the disagreement over urban districts and course support.
Melissa Wintrow — The speaker refers to the member from District 19 as both the person who passed out a handout and the neighbor whose call to rethink programs through a "scalpel through statute" is being addressed. The handout is then described as accurate and connected to the fiscal note’s impact, tying the remarks together as one continuous discussion of her materials and the policy implications they raise.
Trent Ashby — Asks whether school districts can make up lost money under the budget cut.
Chris Mathias — Chris Mathias is referenced twice in quick succession during the same debate/procedural exchange, both times as 'the good lady from 33,' with no substantive change in topic or context.
Joe Palmer — Referenced as 'Gentleman 27' in the procedural close of debate.
Josh Wheeler — Called out during the vote process.
Josh Wheeler — Moved that the House recess until 3:30 p.m.
Clint Hostetler — Recorded as voting aye.
Kent Marmon — Recorded as voting nay; likely a transcription error for a member name not in the list.
Elaine Price — Recognized for an announcement.
Elaine Price — Seconded the motion to recess.
Elaine Price — Called out during roll/attendance procedures.
Elaine Price — Called out during chamber procedure as members prepared to proceed.
Elaine Price — Governor of Idaho, signing and transmitting House bills.
Dan Schoenberg — Dan Schoenberg is welcomed to the chamber as a visitor from Moscow.
Jordan Redman — Identified as chairman of House Business Committee.
James Holtzclaw — Identified as chairman of House Commerce and Human Resources Committee.
Bruce Skaug — Skaug is identified repeatedly as the chairman of the House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee.
Ron Mendive — Identified as chairman of House Resources and Conservation Committee.
Jeff Ehlers — Identified as chairman of House Ways and Means Committee.
Barbara Ehardt — During roll call, the chair repeatedly addressed E-Heart (likely Representative Ehardt), telling them to wait while proceedings continued.
David Leavitt — Identified as chairman of the Health and Welfare Committee report on Senate Bill 1294.
Jerald Raymond — Asks unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1348.
Rob Beiswenger — Name appears in the vote-check portion of the transcript as 'Birch,' likely a transcription error.
Soñia Galaviz — Identified as the member from 33 who is recognized next.
Soñia Galaviz — The member from District 33 speaks in support of the resolution process and notes it was already read.
John Shirts — John Shirts, the member from District 22, makes consecutive unanimous-consent requests to reuse a previously recorded roll call for additional suspension of rules motions, first for Senate Bill 1322 and then for Senate Bill 1350.
Chris Bruce — The member from District 6 requests unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1322.
Jaron Crane — The member from District 3 requests unanimous consent to cease reading Senate Bill 1350.
Tanya Burgoyne — The member from District 4 begins debate against the bill, arguing there is no shortage of pennies.
Dustin Manwaring — Called upon to close debate; likely Representative Dustin Manwaring from District 31.
Dale Hawkins — Identified as chairman of the House Education Committee announcement.
David Cannon — Identified as chairman of the House Revenue and Taxation Committee announcement.
Brooke Green — Identified as chairman of the House State Affairs Committee announcement; likely transcription of 'Green 13th, Chairman.'
John Gannon — John Gannon seconded the motion to approve the journal.
— Novak is repeatedly identified as the Secretary of the Senate across a continuous stretch of the transcript.