John Gannon — Named as the seconder of the motion to approve the journal.
John Gannon — Gannon is referenced during the vote check.
David Cannon — David Cannon is referenced as having signed the letter designating a substitute for Legislative District 30 Seat A, with the attribution repeated in the surrounding text.
John Shirts — Signed the substitute designation letter for Legislative District 9 Seat A.
John Shirts — Explained the Senate amendments to House Bill 928 as friendly language-tightening changes and an exemption related to sex-specific areas of practice.
Mike Moyle — Speaker Moyle is addressed in the committee letter, with the same salutation appearing twice in close succession.
Mike Moyle — The speaker refers to 'the gentleman from 20' as the negotiator; in context this appears to be Mike Moyle, though the transcript says 'Mike County' and 'Ada' in a confusing way.
Mike Moyle — Addressed as the presiding officer while the speaker concluded the budget explanation.
Brent Crane — Signed the House State Affairs Committee report recommending rejection of one docket.
Ron Mendive — Signed the House Resources and Conservation Committee report recommending rejection of one rule docket.
Charlie Shepherd — The speaker references the 'good gentleman from 26' as having pointed out that local law enforcement often calls in the state police.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd first asks, "Gentleman from 35?" and then recognizes the member from 35, who is given the floor and begins explaining the behavioral health enhancement appropriation.
Joe Palmer — Palmer is recorded as voting aye.
Joe Palmer — Joe Palmer is mentioned as having walked out during the speaker’s remarks, with the speaker emphasizing that even Palmer left while they were speaking.
Clint Hostetler — Hostetler is recorded as voting nay.
— Referenced as having worked with others on property tax relief.
— A legislator from district 15 asks a clarifying question about whether the 'poison pill' is in the version being voted on.
— Offers a brief personal privilege remark thanking the speaker for the presentation.
— The Gentleman from 12 is recognized and announces that the majority will caucus upstairs at 2:30 this afternoon.
Jim Guthrie — The speaker jokingly recalls sitting beside Jim Guthrie and repeatedly advising him on what to do, saying Guthrie eventually got tired of the advice and went to the Senate.
Jaron Crane — Jaron Crane is noted as still present and sitting alone.
Jaron Crane — The gentleman from 22 is requesting unanimous consent to reuse the suspension roll call for Senate Bill 1401.
Jaron Crane — The gentleman from 22 requests unanimous consent to reuse the suspension roll call for Senate Bill 1435.
Jaron Crane — The good gentleman from 22 is referenced as having tried to move ahead of the maintenance budget.
Jaron Crane — Jaron Crane makes a procedural motion requesting unanimous consent to reuse the roll call from House Bill 964 for the suspension rules on Senate Bill 1429, continuing and clarifying the same request across consecutive remarks.
Jaron Crane — The transcript appears to refer to Crane changing his vote, likely Representative Jaron Crane.
James Ruchti — Possibly the intended reference behind 'James Rutkey'; mentioned as having gone to the Senate, though the transcript is uncertain.
Jordan Redman — Likely the intended reference in 'Chair of Redmond'; mentioned as chairing the House Business Committee meeting.
Cornel Rasor — Describes the Senate amendment to House Bill 822 as clarifying the bill and preventing state funds or property from being used to aid sex transitions for kids.
Cornel Rasor — A name was transcribed as 'Crane'; likely a member reference during the vote check, but uncertain.
Cornel Rasor — The gentleman from 37 makes a Rule 80 declaration about a family member who owns provider services.
Cornel Rasor — The Gentleman from District 6 continued his opposition to the bill, arguing that the domicile language and 120-day requirement do not solve the underlying issue and could unintentionally disqualify members who move within their district. He used his own experience of selling a home, living in a rental while building a new house, and remaining in-district throughout the move to show how the bill could be read too narrowly. He also warned that a landlord or property manager could refuse to renew a lease for political reasons, potentially forcing a member out of office. He concluded that the bill was not ready and asked members to vote red light.
Megan Egbert — Egbert is recorded as voting nay.
Joe Alfieri — Alfieri is recorded as voting aye.
Dustin Manwaring — The gentleman from 14 is recognized to speak.
Dustin Manwaring — Explains the enhancement for the public health budget and the immune assessment fund.
Dustin Manwaring — Continues closing remarks and asks for support on the motion.
Dustin Manwaring — Responds after the procedural motion is granted and acknowledges the exchange.
Stephanie Mickelsen — A member was called on during the voting process; likely a reference to Representative Stephanie Mickelsen, though the transcript is unclear.
Shawn Dygert — Opened debate in support of the bill and responded to the District 6 member's concerns.
Shawn Dygert — Argued that members should be able to find housing in-district and should live where they represent.
Shawn Dygert — Closed his support argument and called for passage of House Bill 810.
Shawn Dygert — The chair indicates the member from the 34th is closing debate.
Shawn Dygert — Made cleanup motions regarding House Bills 944 and 834.