Brent Crane — During the roll-call vote, Brent Crane was referenced with a name clarification and recorded as voting aye.
Brent Crane — Senator Crane was recognized and then praised Idaho firefighters and the Fraternal Order of Police for paying for the benefit themselves, expressing support for the bill.
James Petzke — Likely the member referred to as 'Purkey'; called in the roll call vote.
James Petzke — Likely the member referred to as 'Senator Rukty'; he makes the unanimous-consent request.
Steve Berch — Likely the member referred to as 'Woller'; part of the roll call.
Steve Berch — Likely the 'Ward Engel King' roll-call reference is actually Ward-Engelking.
Steve Miller — Likely the member referred to as 'Woodward'; recorded as aye.
James Holtzclaw — Opened debate on House Bill 581 and explained the bill's purpose.
James Holtzclaw — Closed debate on House Bill 581 and defended the bill as preserving judicial rulemaking authority.
James Holtzclaw — Called during the roll vote on House Bill 599.
James Holtzclaw — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 544 and open debate.
Camille Blaylock — Senator Camille Blaylock was recognized to speak against the bill and argued that it was government overreach to require teachers to incorporate quiet reflection or meditation, saying parents should handle those practices at home and noting that such routines can already be included in a child’s day.
Dan Garner — Called in the roll call as 'Dan Hartog,' likely a transcription error.
Alison Rabe — The transcript misrecognizes Senator Den Hartog's name as 'Senator Den Hartog.'
Barbara Ehardt — Asked whether the bill would apply to school board members and related superintendents/board members.
Shawn Dygert — Was asked to yield for a question about whether the bill applies to school board members.
Shawn Dygert — Answered that the bill does not apply to the school board/superintendent scenario described.
Shawn Dygert — Closed debate on House Bill 686.
Shawn Dygert — Announced that the Millennium Fund Committee will meet at 5:00 in WW55.
Kevin Cook — Kevin Cook was called during the roll call vote on Senate Bill 1347.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll vote on House Bill 581 and recorded as voting aye.
Kevin Cook — Called during the roll vote on House Bill 599.
Kevin Cook — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 676.
Kevin Cook — Opened debate on House Bill 676 and began describing Boise geothermal history.
Kevin Cook — Closed debate on House Bill 676.
Kevin Cook — Called during roll call.
Kevin Cook — Called in the roll call.
Doug Okuniewicz — During the opening roll call and subsequent procedural exchange, Doug Okuniewicz is repeatedly and uncertainly identified as Senator Den Hartog. The presiding officer addresses him, and he is then recognized in connection with a procedural announcement and a unanimous-consent request.
Daniel Foreman — Called during roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Called during the roll call vote on Senate Bill 1347.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent to hold several bills on the calendar for one legislative day.
Daniel Foreman — Senator Daniel Foreman speaks in favor of the bill, describing it as a necessary but imperfect solution. He acknowledges that some constituents oppose the fee increase, but argues it is a practical step to improve trooper retention and highway safety, and urges an aye vote.
Daniel Foreman — Daniel Foreman was called during the roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Likely the member referred to as 'Dan Hartog'; part of the roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Likely the member referred to as 'Senator Den Hartog'; he requests a return to the Fifth Order and then advancement to the Sixth Order.
Daniel Foreman — Senator Burns was recognized to open debate on House Bill 698 and later recognized to close debate on the same bill, marking the full debate segment.
Daniel Foreman — Asked unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 737 and opened debate on the merger proposal.
Daniel Foreman — Was recognized to open debate on House Bill 737.
Daniel Foreman — Closed debate on House Bill 737 after explaining the merger's purpose as operational efficiency.
Daniel Foreman — Called during roll call.
Daniel Foreman — Requested unanimous consent to hold House Bill 777 on the calendar for one legislative day.
Daniel Foreman — Opened debate on House Bill 556 and explained the bill's purpose.
Daniel Foreman — Closed debate on House Bill 556 and presided over the roll call stage.
Codi Galloway — Called during roll call.
Codi Galloway — Senator Codi Galloway requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of Senate Bill 1347 and open debate, then opened debate in support of the bill as transparency legislation, emphasizing that it does not reduce funding or add approval layers. Later, she was recognized to close debate and explained the bill’s reporting provisions before her name appeared during the roll call vote on the bill.
Codi Galloway — Codi Galloway was called during the roll call.
Codi Galloway — Likely the member referred to as 'Galloway'; part of the roll call.
Codi Galloway — Called during the roll vote on House Bill 581 and recorded as voting aye.
Codi Galloway — Called during roll call.
Codi Galloway — Senator Codi Galloway is recognized during proceedings on House Bill 751, opens debate by requesting unanimous consent to dispense with further reading, explains the bill’s benefits, closes debate, and the sequence ends with Galloway voting aye in the roll call.