Dave Lent — Dave Lent was repeatedly called during roll call across several consecutive transcript segments, with no additional discussion beyond his presence being noted.
James Ruchti — Called during roll call.
Ron Mendive — Ron Mendive is mentioned twice in close succession, likely both times as 'Robbie,' with the transcript indicating uncertainty about the intended name. The mentions appear to be part of the same brief discussion.
Melissa Wintrow — Called during roll call.
Melissa Wintrow — Likely intended by 'Semaroff'; uncertain.
Melissa Wintrow — Not actually named here; no member mention identified with confidence in this section.
Melissa Wintrow — Senator Wintrow moved to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1257 and place it before the Senate for final consideration, then opened debate on the bill by explaining its provisions related to child visitation when a parent or guardian has substantiated abuse and issues involving incarceration.
Melissa Wintrow — Recognized to close debate.
Melissa Wintrow — Recorded as voting aye during roll call.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Called during roll call.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Paired vote recorded as nay.
James Woodward — Called during roll call.
Todd Lakey — Todd Lakey is identified as the chairman in connection with the Judiciary and Rules Committee and the journal report, with both mentions referring to his committee leadership role in the report context.
Vito Barbieri — Likely intended by 'Carl Burke' is uncertain; the letter is signed by Senator Carl Burke, which does not match the member list.
Daniel Foreman — Not actually named here; no confident member match for 'Den Hartog' in the provided list.
Daniel Foreman — Identified as chairman of the Commerce and Human Resources Committee.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the ninth order of business.
Daniel Foreman — Asked whether Senate Joint Memorial 114 was in the 10th order of business.
Daniel Foreman — Asked unanimous consent to refer Senate Joint Memorial 114 back to committee and requested permission to explain.
Daniel Foreman — Moved to dispense with further reading of House Concurrent Resolution 28 and moved its adoption.
Daniel Foreman — Opened debate on House Concurrent Resolution 28.
Daniel Foreman — Closed debate on House Concurrent Resolution 28.
Daniel Foreman — Recognized to speak in favor of the bill.
Daniel Foreman — Argued that the bill balances parental rights and child safety.
Daniel Foreman — Called during roll call.
Phil Hart — Lakey is identified repeatedly as the chairman associated with the Judiciary and Rules Committee report, with the transcript noting him as chairman while the printed measures or committee report are being presented.
Doug Ricks — Identified as chairman of the Local Government and Taxation Committee.
Doug Ricks — Recognized to make an announcement while the Senate is at ease.
Janie Ward-Engelking — Asked unanimous consent for the Senate to advance to the 11th order of business.
Janie Ward-Engelking — Asked unanimous consent that all first-reading bills be read by number, author, and title only.
Janie Ward-Engelking — Requested unanimous consent that Senate Bill 1264 hold its place on the calendar until Wednesday, March 4, 2006.
Codi Galloway — Asked whether Senate Bill 1294 was in the third reading calendar and requested unanimous consent to send it to the 14th order of business.
Monique Pire, Pair — Identified as the source of an email the senator wants to read from.
Isaiah — Isaiah is introduced as a child whose story is being read into the record, then described as entering foster care at age two because of abuse and neglect. The narrative continues by noting that he had visible injuries and later disclosed violent abuse, forming a single account of his early trauma and foster care experience.
Monique — Described as Isaiah's now adoptive mother and source of the story.
Jim Guthrie — Addressed by name in the course of the announcement about the dance championship.
Brandon Shippy — Senator Shippey is recognized to debate the bill for a second time.
Tammy Nichols — Spoke in favor of the bill after receiving additional information during the at-ease period and said she would vote aye.
Tammy Nichols — Spoke in favor of the bill, saying it strengthens the statute and helps prevent children from falling through the cracks.
Tammy Nichols — Called during roll call.
Julie VanOrden — Called during roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Ron Taylor — Paired vote recorded as aye.
Mark Harris — Senator Harris was recognized for an announcement and informed senators that all senators and their families had been invited to attend Topgolf on Monday, March 2, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Ben Adams — Paired vote recorded as nay.
Kelly Anthon — Responded present during roll call.
Van Burtenshaw — Van Burtenshaw was repeatedly called during roll call and recorded as present.
Cindy Carlson — Cindy Carlson was present during roll call and responded when called.
Christy Zito — Christy Zito is mentioned multiple times in a brief roll-call sequence under several garbled spellings, all likely referring to the same member and indicating a single attendance/identification moment.
Christy Zito — Senator Zito was called during roll call and then used her allotted time to explain her vote, saying she was uncomfortable supporting the bill because of concerns about children being taken away based on suspicion or allegation without preserving the presumption of innocence.
Kevin Cook — Kevin Cook was called during roll call.