Melissa Wintrow — Asked whether local regulation on noise, sanitation, or similar issues could effectively eliminate the ability to keep four hens.
Melissa Wintrow — Explained that 'notwithstanding' means state law controls over conflicting local ordinances.
Melissa Wintrow — The question being answered was from Senator Wintrow.
Melissa Wintrow — Closed debate and praised the bill as supporting families, agriculture, and heritage.
Melissa Wintrow — Not present in this fragment of the roll call, but the roll call continues for Senate Bill 1342.
Melissa Wintrow — Recorded as voting aye on final passage.
Melissa Wintrow — Her vote was recorded as aye.
Melissa Wintrow — During the roll-call vote, Senator Wintrow was called, then briefly explained her vote by noting that although more than a billion dollars had been continuously appropriated the previous year, most of it was tied to the school bond fund and other dedicated funds rather than general funds. She then voted aye, and her aye vote was reiterated.
James Woodward — James Woodward was called during roll call.
James Woodward — Included in the roll call vote list.
James Woodward — Called in the roll call, though the transcript is garbled.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Called during roll call; transcription appears as Siderveld.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Glenneda Zuiderveld is repeatedly referenced during the roll call vote, including being listed and called as part of the voting process.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Glenneda Zuiderveld is recorded as voting aye, with multiple transcript variants of her name appearing in the roll-call.
Glenneda Zuiderveld — Senator Zuiderveld debated against the bill, arguing that she is opposed to continuous spending because of current budget pressures and the need for more annual oversight. She added that continuous spending has grown to about $3 billion and reiterated that better oversight is needed, concluding that she would vote no.
Lori Hartog — Called during roll call; transcription appears as Hartog.
Christy Zito — A senator is prayed for, but the name is unclear and appears as 'Senator Bjorki'; this is questionable.
Christy Zito — Included in the roll call vote list.
Christy Zito — Senator Hart is recognized on Senate Bill 1323.
Christy Zito — Senator Hart makes the unanimous-consent request and opens debate on Senate Bill 1323.
Christy Zito — Senator Hart is recognized to close debate on Senate Bill 1323.
Christy Zito — Senator Hart requests unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1338.
Christy Zito — Senator Hart opens debate and explains the bill's purpose.
Christy Zito — Likely the garbled 'Burnt' entry; recorded as voting aye.
Christy Zito — Recorded as voting aye.
Christy Zito — Requests unanimous consent to dispense with further reading and opens debate on Senate Bill 1342.
Christy Zito — Senator Christy Blaylock first moved unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 531, then opened debate on the bill and explained that it updates Idaho statute regarding epinephrine delivery systems in schools.
Christy Zito — Called in the roll call.
Charlie Shepherd — Senator Taylor made a floor announcement introducing special guests from his family and Rockland, including his wife, children, and the Perman family, and also announced that Lori Stevens from Sun Valley is serving as a flag bearer at the Paralympics opening ceremonies.
Terry — Identified as Senator Taylor's wife.
Dallas — Identified as Senator Taylor's son.
Ashley — Identified as Dallas's wife.
Adeline — Identified as Senator Taylor's daughter.
Henrik — Identified as Senator Taylor's son.
Whitney — Identified as Senator Taylor's daughter.
Asher — Identified as a family member being introduced.
Luke — Identified as a family member being introduced.
Rock — Identified as Whitney's husband.
Lori Stevens — Lori Stevens of Sun Valley is introduced as a six-time Olympic contender and noted as one of the flag bearers for the Paralympics opening ceremonies in Italy.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the sixth order of business.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the 8th order of business.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the 8th order of business.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the 11th order of business.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent that first-reading bills be read by number, author, and title only.
Doug Okuniewicz — Senator Taves opened debate on Senate Bill 1285 as amended, explained that he worked closely on the legislation and that it affects 15 different licensures, and then closed debate on the bill.
Ben Adams — Recorded as voting aye.
Ben Adams — Recorded as voting aye.
Ben Adams — Senator Anthon was called during roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Ron Mendive — Name likely mis-transcribed as 'Burnt? Burk'; vote appears to be aye.
Ron Mendive — Senator Burt handled House Bill 551 by requesting unanimous consent to dispense with further reading, opening debate on the bill and explaining its purpose, and later being recognized to close debate.