Treg Bernt — Roll call includes a likely mis-transcribed name as 'Burnt.'
Treg Bernt — Listed in the roll call.
Treg Bernt — Listed during the roll call vote; likely refers to Senator Bernt.
Treg Bernt — Senator Den Hartog asks to take up House Bill 860 and moves to suspend the rules.
Treg Bernt — Likely intended by the transcription 'Berndt'; called in the roll call vote on House Bill 924.
Shawn Dygert — The transcript appears to garble the senator's name as 'Burton Shaw' / 'Burtonshaw'; likely the speaker is Senator Shawn Dygert, but this is uncertain.
Shawn Dygert — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 800.
Joe Palmer — During consideration of House Bill 665, the Senate first takes up the question of passage and a roll call is referenced, then a member requests unanimous consent to reuse the roll call vote from Senate Bill 1412 for the passage of House Bill 665.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to reuse the prior roll-call vote to suspend the rules for House Bill 678.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to reuse the prior roll-call vote for passage of House Bill 678.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to reuse the prior roll-call vote for House Bill 522.
Joe Palmer — Requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading of House Bill 522.
Joe Palmer — Opened debate on House Bill 522, explaining the drone threat over prisons and the bill's airspace restrictions.
Joe Palmer — Continued opening debate on House Bill 522, explaining the drone-related prison security concerns.
Joe Palmer — Closed debate on House Bill 522 after explaining the bill's purpose and citing Louisiana's experience.
Joe Palmer — Referenced in the procedural motion as the Senate prepared to take up House Bill 684.
Joe Palmer — Likely intended by the transcription 'Senator Harris' as the member responding to the motion, though this is uncertain.
Ron Mendive — Senator Ricks opened debate on House Bill 722, explaining that it was intended to fix issues created by last year’s utility tax legislation that shifted rate-regulated utilities from centrally assessed valuation to a kilowatt-hour-based tax approach. He then later closed the debate after indicating there was no further discussion and noting stakeholder support.
Edward Hill — Was recognized to debate the bill and declared a 39H.
Edward Hill — The roll call appears to be concluding with a vote count after Senator Hart's no vote; the name 'Chipie' is unclear and not confidently identified.
Edward Hill — Likely intended by the transcription 'Hart'; called in the roll call vote on House Bill 923.
Heather Scott — Heather Scott declared a 39H and spoke in support of the bill, arguing that manufactured homes are high quality and should not be discriminated against. She continued by urging support for the bill and reiterating that manufactured homes should not face discrimination.
Josh Tanner — Recognized to close debate after no further debate.
Josh Tanner — Speaker appears to be Senator Taves; the transcript likely misheard the name. The member list does not include a Senator Taves, so this is left as transcribed with a note in quality.
Christy Zito — Recorded as voting aye.
Christy Zito — This sequence covers the legislative handling of a bill involving Senator Blaylock: a roll-call vote tally is recorded, the senator is then recognized to open debate, and later is recognized again to close debate on House Bill 78.
Christy Zito — Recognized as present.
Christy Zito — Listed in the roll call with a likely transcription error.
Christy Zito — Christy Zito is mentioned during the committee roll call/voting sequence, where members are called and responses such as 'Aye' or 'No' are recorded. The references occur as part of the same procedural tally rather than separate discussions.
Christy Zito — Senator Zito questions the bill’s funding mechanism for cameras, asking whether the money comes from infractions or federal grants and what happens if the revenue source dries up. She then states her opposition to the bill, arguing that it relies on new federal money, comes with federal strings, and should not be supported.
Christy Zito — Name appears in the roll call as 'Cedo.'
Christy Zito — Name appears in the roll call, likely as the senator being called.
Christy Zito — Called during the roll call vote.
James Ruchti — Senator Rutke handled the debate on a consumer protection bill affecting commercial insurance and residential homeowners and fire policies. He first requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading, then opened debate and introduced the bill, and later closed the debate.
James Ruchti — Listed in the roll call with a likely transcription error.
James Ruchti — His name was called during the roll call vote, though the transcript rendered it as 'Ruchti' near 'O'Connor'.
Luke Waldron — Luke Waldron was mentioned as someone interested in historical preservation in Samaria.
Dale Hawkins — During roll call, there are likely transcription errors in member names, including 'Grove' and a reference to 'Senator Dan Hartog,' which likely should be read as Senator Den Hartog.
Lori Hartog — Requested unanimous consent to return to the Fifth Order of Business and then advance to the Sixth Order of Business.
Lori Hartog — Called during the quorum roll call.
Lori Hartog — Requested unanimous consent to advance to the Eighth Order of Business.
Lori Hartog — Asked whether the gubernatorial appointment for Trent Nate to the Idaho Health Insurance Exchange Board was in this order of business and then sought unanimous consent on it.
Lori Hartog — Asked whether Irving Lippman's appointment was in the order of business.
Lori Hartog — Asked whether Robert Donaldson's appointment was in the order of business.
Lori Hartog — Requested that the Senate go at ease.
Lori Hartog — Asked whether the gubernatorial appointment of Charles Skip Smeiser was in order of business.
Lori Hartog — Asked whether the Jerry L. D'Ape appointment was in order and requested unanimous consent to bring it forward.
Lori Hartog — Referred to as 'the senator from 28' in Adams's remarks.
Lori Hartog — Moved the Senate to the 11th order of business and requested abbreviated first-reading procedure for bills.
Lori Hartog — Asked unanimous consent to advance to the 13th order of business and then requested the Senate go at ease.