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2026-05-21 · Ordinary

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0:000:140:280:420:561:101:25Frank Wilkie (Chair) · 721.29 named secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 0.1–1.383 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 20.149–120.24 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 212.56–280.072 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 371.781–373.965 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 450.781–457.7 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 480.641–483.304 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 486.027–694.27 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1547.599–1588.82 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1694.334–1701.362 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 1725.072–1754.606 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 2844.965–2847.884 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3425.522–3456.967 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3494.561–3497.542 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3754.721–3757.064 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3835.818–3849.698 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 3899.559–3907.809 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4019.021–4027.589 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4124.042–4210.3 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 4976.78–5050.084 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 5069.639–5075.542 secondsFrank Wilkie (Chair) · 5090.337–5109.095 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 1062.16 named secondsZach Morton-Adair · 1762.488–2566.038 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 2608.48–2689.625 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 2700.047–2750.328 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 3458.121–3492.773 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 3542.764–3556.485 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 3691.437–3721.455 secondsZach Morton-Adair · 3850.263–3899.059 secondsMargaret Gatt · 677.82 named secondsMargaret Gatt · 1755.377–1761.566 secondsMargaret Gatt · 2752.031–2806.195 secondsMargaret Gatt · 2814.304–2841.069 secondsMargaret Gatt · 2893.006–2915.498 secondsMargaret Gatt · 2941.082–3001.157 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3019.499–3094.163 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3117.419–3178.702 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3195.17–3198.395 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3244.582–3335.754 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3364.47–3402.845 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3416.96–3425.912 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3523.467–3542.404 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3576.044–3642.077 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3652.13–3690.939 secondsMargaret Gatt · 3908.569–4015.258 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 567.28 named secondsAmelia Lorentson · 120.3–194.785 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 374.065–388.288 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 389.67–390.891 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 391.793–430.872 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 1589.301–1693.853 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2569.999–2607.532 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2690.228–2697.825 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2806.077–2814.064 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2847.904–2892.986 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 2918.959–2940.438 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3000.785–3019.219 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3095.071–3115.256 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3178.903–3193.628 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3201.558–3242.649 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 3497.542–3522.584 secondsAmelia Lorentson · 4028.75–4123.319 secondsJessica Phillips · 91.69 named secondsJessica Phillips · 6.38–8.18 secondsJessica Phillips · 16.992–19.249 secondsJessica Phillips · 300.559–321.184 secondsJessica Phillips · 457.611–474.863 secondsJessica Phillips · 3340.858–3362.968 secondsJessica Phillips · 3402.865–3416.6 secondsJessica Phillips · 5075.583–5089.495 secondsShaun Walsh · 79.3 named secondsShaun Walsh · 3738.422–3741.558 secondsShaun Walsh · 3757.545–3833.704 secondsKaren Finzel · 51.01 named secondsKaren Finzel · 388.849–389.509 secondsKaren Finzel · 484.285–485.846 secondsKaren Finzel · 3556.586–3575.604 secondsKaren Finzel · 3642.498–3651.709 secondsKaren Finzel · 3722.497–3737.296 secondsKaren Finzel · 3748.078–3753.838 secondsTom Wegener · 43.85 named secondsTom Wegener · 391.031–391.612 secondsTom Wegener · 1701.703–1723.449 secondsTom Wegener · 2841.129–2844.361 secondsTom Wegener · 5050.464–5068.756 secondsLarry Sengstock · 35.83 named secondsLarry Sengstock · 330.041–364.233 secondsLarry Sengstock · 444.34–445.318 secondsLarry Sengstock · 3746.678–3747.338 seconds

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PersonValueCounted fromEvidence
Zach Morton-Adair1062.16Count / sumContributing records
Frank Wilkie721.29Count / sumContributing records
Margaret Gatt677.82Count / sumContributing records
Amelia Lorentson567.28Count / sumContributing records
Jessica Phillips91.69Count / sumContributing records
Shaun Walsh79.3Count / sumContributing records
Karen Finzel51.01Count / sumContributing records
Tom Wegener43.85Count / sumContributing records
Larry Sengstock35.83Count / sumContributing records

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DateRecordTypeAvailabilitySource
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Jessica PhillipsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Jessica PhillipsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Jessica PhillipsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Karen FinzelspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Larry SengstockspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Jessica PhillipsspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Karen FinzelspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Amelia LorentsonspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Tom WegenerspeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence
2026-05-21Frank WilkiespeechNamed transcript availableRead cited evidence

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