2017 Regular Session
Bill Selection
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Senate Bills
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SB 0-99
- SB 1 Creates income tax credit for operation costs of housing for agricultural workers.
- SB 2 Renames offense of operating motor vehicle while using mobile communication device as offense of operating motor vehicle while using mobile electronic device.
- SB 3 Repeals moratorium on mining using motorized equipment.
- SB 4 Phases in implementation of number of required minutes of physical education.
- SB 5 Modifies laws related to student athlete agents.
- SB 6 Modifies trap check requirements.
- SB 7 Directs Environmental Quality Commission to adopt rules applying certain oil spill prevention and emergency response planning requirements to high hazard train routes in this state.
- SB 8 Permits merger of community college and public university.
- SB 9 Provides that directors of certain mass transit districts are appointed by Governor instead of elected.
- SB 10 Provides that directors of certain mass transit districts are appointed by Governor instead of elected.
- SB 11 Modifies annual salaries of judges of Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Oregon Tax Court and circuit courts.
- SB 12 Authorizes Oregon Business Development Department to require fingerprints of certain persons for purpose of requesting state or nationwide criminal records check.
- SB 13 Directs Department of Education to develop curriculum relating to Native American experience in Oregon and to provide professional development related to curriculum.
- SB 14 Modifies Director of Department of Corrections' review of county's compliance with community corrections intergovernmental agreement to require biennial review instead of annual review.
- SB 15 Expands authority of Superintendent of State Police to appoint Department of Corrections employees as special state police officers to assist in all department transport functions and duties.
- SB 16 Prohibits Department of Corrections facilitated dialogue or responsibility letter bank program facilitator, advisory committee member or staff person from being compelled to testify or produce evidence concerning facilitated dialogue and responsibility letter bank program communications, except as provided by department rule.
- SB 17 Removes requirement that superintendents of certain state institutions administered by Oregon Health Authority and Department of Corrections designate chief medical officer of institution.
- SB 18 Authorizes State Department of Agriculture to carry out duties, functions and powers regarding food safety to extent consistent with federal FDA Food Safety Modernization Act.
- SB 19 Updates descriptions and allowed quantities of oxygenates in gasoline for sale at wholesale or retail in this state.
- SB 20 Updates references to federal education law to reflect passage of Every Student Succeeds Act.
- SB 21 Authorizes Oregon Board of Accountancy to disclose confidential information to certain public entities.
- SB 22 Repeals provision establishing peer review committee for purpose of evaluating complaints against naturopathic physicians and making recommendations to Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine about those complaints.
- SB 23 Changes definition of "minor surgery" for purposes of naturopathic medicine.
- SB 24 Extends period of time by which supervisory authority, Psychiatric Security Review Board, Oregon Health Authority and State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision are required to perform risk assessments on persons convicted of sex crimes.
- SB 25 Revises continuing education requirement for residential contractors.
- SB 26 Requires county commissioners to appoint to local public safety coordinating council representative of community-based nonprofit organizations providing services to victims of crime.
- SB 27 Eliminates aircraft pilot state registration.
- SB 28 Replaces standard using cost of performance with market-sourcing standard for purposes of determining sales factor applicable to intangible property and services, as used in corporate excise tax apportionment calculation.
- SB 29 Updates citation to federal statute governing tax treatment of corporate indebtedness discharged in bankruptcy.
- SB 30 In making determination of whether corporate affiliates are members of unitary group , allows reference to any corporation that is owned or controlled directly or indirectly by same interests.
- SB 31 Excludes Oregon sales of unitary insurance affiliate from numerator of sales factor for purposes of corporate excise tax apportionment formula.
- SB 32 Provides for imposition of either penalty for failure to pay estate tax when due or penalty for initial failure to file estate tax return when due.
- SB 33 In computation by Department of Revenue of interest due on tax deficiency owed to department or refunds of tax owed by department, replaces rate based on month or partial month with annual percentage rate computed daily.
- SB 34 Expands "move over law" to include any motor vehicle that is displaying warning or hazard lights or specific indications of distress.
- SB 35 Increases threshold amount that must be met before person is required to submit motor vehicle accident report.
- SB 36 Provides that Department of Transportation may waive skills test for person seeking motorcycle endorsement to operate three-wheeled motorcycle.
- SB 37 Modifies laws related to driving privileges.
- SB 38 Directs Oregon Transportation Commission to reallocate moneys for transportation projects under certain circumstances.
- SB 39 Provides Board on Public Safety Standards and Training and Department of Public Safety Standards and Training with powers related to suspension of private security providers.
- SB 40 Requires all private security providers to use same application process for certification or licensure.
- SB 41 Authorizes Employment Department to disclose information in department records to public universities and Oregon Health and Science University to extent necessary to carry out planning, performance measurement, program analysis, socioeconomic analysis or policy analysis functions.
- SB 42 Reverses amendments to statute made by Enrolled Senate Bill 1534 (2016) that were determined by United States Secretary of Labor to be out of conformity with federal law.
- SB 43 Modifies laws relating to lobbying.
- SB 44 Permits executive director of Oregon Government Ethics Commission to designate employee of commission to fulfill any duty or responsibility assigned to executive director by law or by commission.
- SB 45 Allows Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board to make available fully insured long term care insurance plans at boards' discretion rather than as statutory requirement.
- SB 46 Removes authority of Department of Consumer and Business Services to enforce specified health benefit plan coverage requirements applicable to Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board.
- SB 47 Permits Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board to receive proposals from prospective contractors and open proposals without disclosing contents of proposals to competing prospective contractors.
- SB 48 Directs Oregon Health Authority and certain professional regulatory boards to adopt rules requiring professionals to complete continuing education regarding suicide risk assessment, treatment and management.
- SB 49 Prohibits removal of youth from current placement for purpose of receiving fitness to proceed evaluation unless youth is placed in detention facility or youth correction facility.
- SB 50 Requires certain health care professionals and persons holding certificate of certified alcohol drug counselor to complete pain management education once every four years.
- SB 51 Establishes Task Force on Behavior Health.
- SB 52 Requires ambulance services, and allows nontransporting prehospital care providers, to report patient encounter data to electronic emergency medical services data system managed by Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 53 Modifies licensing fees paid to Oregon Health Authority by in-home care agencies and hospice providers.
- SB 54 Removes requirement that Higher Education Coordinating Commission's annual evaluation of public universities include annual evaluation of each university.
- SB 55 Provides that Office of Student Access and Completion may award total amount in Oregon Promise grants that exceeds $10 million per fiscal year during biennium ending June 30, 2017.
- SB 56 Permits Oregon Liquor Control Commission to restrict, suspend or refuse to renew cannabis-related license if probable cause exists for commission to conclude licensee engaged in cannabis-related activity in manner not permitted by licensee's license.
- SB 57 Prohibits court from appointing deputy public guardian and conservator as fiduciary and requires court to appoint Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator as fiduciary.
- SB 58 Directs Long Term Care Ombudsman to appoint Residential Facilities Ombudsman within office of Long Term Care Ombudsman.
- SB 59 Authorizes court to remove fiduciary, or modify powers or authority of fiduciary, on motion of Long Term Care Ombudsman.
- SB 60 Directs chairperson of Oregon Medical Board to select at least one emeritus member to serve on board as needed.
- SB 61 Expands list of state agencies, entities and officials required to designate liaisons to coordinate emergency preparedness and response functions with Office of Emergency Management.
- SB 62 Amends intrastate mutual assistance compact to require state government participation and allow tribal government participation.
- SB 63 Removes requirement that Psychiatric Security Review Board or Oregon Health Authority notify court or juvenile department of hearing concerning commitment of person found guilty except for insanity or youth found responsible except for insanity.
- SB 64 Renames "mental disease or defect" to "qualifying mental disorder" in criminal and certain juvenile statutes.
- SB 65 Authorizes Psychiatric Security Review Board to establish restorative justice program.
- SB 66 Requires court to notify person found guilty except for insanity of sex crime of obligation to report as sex offender.
- SB 67 Defines "business day," "commingle" and "main office" for purposes of certain real estate statutes.
- SB 68 Changes fees related to real estate and escrow activities.
- SB 69 Clarifies duties of Oregon State Board of Nursing related to applicants for licensure and standards for delegation of patient care tasks.
- SB 70 Clarifies Oregon State Board of Nursing process and requirements for licensure of nurses.
- SB 71 Clarifies legislative intent related to administration of noninjectable medication in long term care facilities.
- SB 72 Removes outdated application requirement for certain nurses applying to Oregon State Board of Nursing for authority to dispense prescription drugs.
- SB 73 Directs Oregon State Board of Nursing to adopt rules related to renewal of licenses and certificates for nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists and certified registered nurse anesthetists.
- SB 74 Permits registered nurses and licensed practical nurses to execute medical treatment orders from certain other nurses and licensed health care providers.
- SB 75 Requires State Library Board to provide annual grants for public library services for youth, with emphasis on underserved youth.
- SB 76 Defines "unarmed combat sports." Authorizes Oregon State Athletic Commission to regulate unarmed combat sports.
- SB 77 Creates crime of using a misleading domain name on the Internet.
- SB 78 Requires that person who is otherwise required to report as sex offender but who resides in nursing home or assisted living facility, is committed to mental health treatment facility, is confined to person's home or health care facility or moves out of state must report change of residence to Department of State Police by United States mail within 10 days of change of residence.
- SB 79 Permits Department of Veterans' Affairs, in seeking judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure on residential trust deed, to file affidavit that states that department is exempt from requirement to request or participate in resolution conference.
- SB 80 Directs Director of Veterans' Affairs to provide aid and assistance to federally recognized Indian tribes in Oregon with regard to programs of service for Native American veterans and accreditation of federal tribal veterans representatives.
- SB 81 Directs Director of Veterans' Affairs to provide statewide expertise, advocacy, coordination and assistance to veterans to assist veterans in navigating federal, state and local health care and mental health care systems for purpose of obtaining health care and mental health care.
- SB 82 Sets forth state policy specifying that sanctions and punishment for violation of rules regulating conduct of youth offenders and other persons placed in physical custody of Oregon Youth Authority may not include placing youth offender or others in custody of youth authority alone in locked room.
- SB 83 Clarifies requirements for judicial review of orders of Public Utility Commission.
- SB 84 Makes surcharge collected for purposes related to protection for residential services and assistance for persons with disabilities apply to paying retail subscribers who have interconnected voice over internet protocol service.
- SB 85 Changes composition of Telecommunication Devices Access Program Advisory Committee.
- SB 86 Authorizes Oregon Department of Administrative Services to require fingerprints of certain persons who are employed by or applying for employment with qualified entity or who provide services or seek to provide services to qualified entity.
- SB 87 Permits State Chief Information Officer to decide whether state contracting agency or public corporation must obtain quality management services for information technology initiative in specific circumstances.
- SB 88 Changes statutes relating to fees for use of electronic government portals to refer to "portal provider fees" rather than "convenience fees." Provides that majority of voting members is necessary for quorum and official action of Electronic Government Portal Advisory Board.
- SB 89 Directs state agencies to assign certain liquidated and delinquent accounts to Department of Revenue for collection.
- SB 90 Transfers information technology security functions of certain state agencies in executive branch to State Chief Information Officer.
- SB 91 Deletes requirement that state agencies manage agency use of travel and travel awards received by agency personnel for state travel.
- SB 92 Allows Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to set civil penalties for violations of state occupational health and safety statutes, not to exceed maximum penalties or fall below certain minimum penalties under federal Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970.
- SB 93 Increases from $250,000 to $1 million maximum amount credited to Workers' Memorial Scholarship Account from civil penalties recovered for violations of occupational health and safety standards.
- SB 94 Increases threshold for estimated cost at which construction project sites must provide sanitary facilities by changing amount that triggers requirement from $1 million to $1.75 million.
- SB 95 Requires certain securities professionals to report suspected financial exploitation of vulnerable persons to Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- SB 96 Requires broker-dealers and state investment advisers to maintain errors and omissions insurance policy in amount of at least $1 million as condition of state licensure.
- SB 97 Provides that Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services must act as, or acknowledge another regulatory official as, group-wide supervisor for internationally active insurance group.
- SB 98 Requires certain persons that service residential mortgage loans in this state to obtain or renew license.
- SB 99 Requires Senate confirmation of Director of the State Department of Energy.
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SB 100-199
- SB 100 Repeals fuel oil dealer program.
- SB 101 Authorizes child abuse investigation on school premises if investigation involves interview of suspected victim or witnesses but not person suspected of committing abuse.
- SB 102 Establishes Adoption Applicable Child Savings Fund for deposit of federal applicable child savings from adoption assistance payments.
- SB 103 Requires court to make specific findings of fact following receipt of certain reports in juvenile proceedings.
- SB 104 Modifies provisions relating to registry of persons who provide care in certain facilities.
- SB 105 Requires independent residence facilities for minors to be licensed, certified or authorized by Department of Human Services under laws regulating child-caring agencies.
- SB 106 Creates Public Records Advocate and Public Records Advisory Council.
- SB 107 Establishes Oregon Investment Department to be supervised by Chief Executive Officer appointed by Oregon Investment Council.
- SB 108 Modifies certain definitions for purposes of regulating cannabis.
- SB 109 Establishes Task Force on Statewide Earthquake Insurance for Residential Property and specifies composition of task force membership.
- SB 110 Directs Oregon Health Authority to prepare report on efficacy of laws regulating lead-based paint activities and potential improvements that may be made to regulation of lead-based paint activities.
- SB 111 Directs Department of Education to assist school districts and education service districts in funding school nursing services.
- SB 112 Requires carbon monoxide alarm in enclosed structure that has carbon monoxide source and is occupied and used as food service facility or for-profit business.
- SB 113 Provides that person identified in gift card as providing goods or services shall transfer to Department of State Lands remaining balance of gift card that cardholder has not used within five years after date of last transaction that used gift card for purchase.
- SB 114 Repeals provision requiring city whose laws require petition proposing annexation of territory to be submitted to electors to annex territory without vote upon receipt of petition for annexation submitted by all owners of land in territory, provided territory is included within urban growth boundary of city or Metro, territory is, or will be, subject to acknowledged comprehensive plan of city, at least one lot or parcel in territory is contiguous to city limits, and proposal conforms to all othe
- SB 115 Prohibits selling, dispensing or using aviation fuel that contains lead or lead compounds after January 1, 2022.
- SB 116 Requires State Forester to make any recreational opportunities in state forests free, upon showing of certain identification and documentation, for disabled veterans and for persons who are on leave from military active duty on certain holidays.
- SB 117 Places certain additional prohibitions and requirements on towers.
- SB 118 Excludes taxes imposed by school districts from certain property tax exemption programs requiring adoption by local governments.
- SB 119 Requires Department of Human Services to ensure that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits cannot be used to pay bottle deposits.
- SB 120 Subjects office of Secretary of State and office of State Treasurer to authority of State Chief Information Officer concerning information systems security matters.
- SB 121 Directs Tri-Met to study feasibility of extending light rail system westward to cities of Cornelius and Forest Grove.
- SB 122 Makes offense of smoking, aerosolizing or vaporizing in motor vehicle primary offense.
- SB 123 Authorizes formation of children's special districts.
- SB 124 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to reimburse certain recipient of reduced payment under Public Employees Retirement System if recipient establishes that payment was subject to Oregon personal income tax.
- SB 125 Requires use of headlights when windshield wipers are on.
- SB 126 Authorizes juvenile offender subject to mandatory minimum sentence to be eligible for conditional release after serving at least one-half of sentence imposed.
- SB 127 Requires person that advertises, offers or sells consumer goods to consumers in this state to disclose in offer or advertisement, and during sales transaction, charges that consumer must pay for handling and shipping consumer goods.
- SB 128 Creates Hillsboro Airport Authority and Troutdale Airport Authority as divisions of Port of Portland.
- SB 129 Directs Advisory Committee to review, consider and report to interim legislative committees relating to veterans no later than February 1, 2018, regarding establishing task force on post-traumatic stress disorder.
- SB 130 Waives fees for obtaining medical marijuana card for veterans who have total disability rating of at least 50 percent as result of injury or illness incurred or aggravated during active military service, and who received discharge or release under other than dishonorable conditions.
- SB 131 Modifies provisions relating to allowance of remote location testimony in certain proceedings.
- SB 132 Authorizes superintendent of state mental hospital to determine location of fitness to proceed examination and location of commitment if court orders defendant committed to state mental hospital for examination.
- SB 133 Places certain additional prohibitions and requirements on towers.
- SB 134 Subjects motor vehicle seller and buyer to certain conditions contingent on lender's agreement or failure to agree to purchase retail installment contract or lease agreement for motor vehicle.
- SB 135 Authorizes law enforcement agencies to establish sobriety checkpoints.
- SB 136 Moves up sunset date for authority of school districts to establish post-graduate scholar programs to June 30, 2019.
- SB 137 Provides for adjustment of estate tax brackets for inflation.
- SB 138 Requires Department of Education and Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish career and technical education pathways to permit students to easily progress from secondary school to public post-secondary institutions of education.
- SB 139 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for construction and capital equipment of innovation and workforce training center in Rockwood neighborhood of Gresham.
- SB 140 Establishes Veterans' Services Fund.
- SB 141 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for Youth Development Division for gang prevention services in city of Gresham.
- SB 142 Requires school district to screen certain students for symptoms of Irlen syndrome and to ensure specified staff members receive training related to Irlen syndrome.
- SB 143 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to develop and implement one or more grant programs statewide to expand and enhance existing campus veteran resource centers and employ campus veteran resource coordinators on campuses of community colleges and public universities to help veterans successfully transition from military service to college life, succeed in college, complete educational goals and transition from college to workforce and community.
- SB 144 Modifies applicability of certain statutes to person who unintentionally discovers archaeological object.
- SB 145 Repeals sunset of income tax credit allowed to eligible business operating new business facility in reservation enterprise zone or reservation partnership zone.
- SB 146 Designates third Saturday in March of each year as Cherry Blossom Day.
- SB 147 Directs Department of Consumer and Business Services to develop and report, no later than September 15, 2017, recommendations to Legislative Assembly and interim committees related to health for program to reimburse costs of oral health care for low-income individuals residing in Oregon under Compact of Free Association treaty.
- SB 148 Makes technical changes in Oregon tax statutes.
- SB 149 Provides that property of limited liability company qualifies for property tax exemption or special assessment if limited liability company is wholly owned by nonprofit corporations or public bodies and property, if held directly by each nonprofit corporation owner of limited liability company, would qualify for such exemption or special assessment.
- SB 150 For purposes of corporate minimum tax, modifies bracket applicable to taxpayers with lowest amounts of Oregon sales by increasing upper threshold amount.
- SB 151 Provides for exemption from ad valorem property taxation of first $10,000 of real market value of homesteads.
- SB 152 For purposes of corporate minimum tax, modifies definition of "Oregon sales" to exclude sales made from Oregon to state in which taxpayer is not taxable and sales of intangible property unless attributable to this state's marketplace.
- SB 153 For purposes of determination of taxable income for corporate excise tax, allows 100 percent deduction of dividend payments made by insurer member of affiliated group to parent company.
- SB 154 Provides that tax credits are allowed against corporate minimum tax unless otherwise provided in statute.
- SB 155 Removes Guatemala from list of jurisdictions of incorporation for which income must be included on Oregon corporate excise tax return, if corporation is member of unitary group with Oregon corporation.
- SB 156 Requires corporate taxpayer to separately report amount of Oregon sales of motor vehicle fuel or any other product used for propulsion of motor vehicles on corporate tax return.
- SB 157 Requires deposit of percentage of corporate minimum tax revenue to Oregon Rainy Day Fund.
- SB 158 Directs Department of Revenue to study issues related to providing preferential tax rate for benefit companies and to provide results of study to Legislative Assembly not later than December 31, 2018.
- SB 159 Creates refundable income tax credit to offset household energy costs for taxpayers meeting income requirements.
- SB 160 Creates refundable income tax credit for qualified senior homeowners with property tax assessment greater than 10 percent of adjusted gross income.
- SB 161 Requires Department of Revenue and Legislative Revenue Office to conduct review of statutory definition of "tax expenditure" as term applies to preparation of biennial tax expenditure report.
- SB 162 Modifies definition of "business tax credit," as allowed to shareholders of S corporation, to remove Department of Revenue rulemaking authority.
- SB 163 Increases percentage of federal earned income credit allowable as credit against Oregon personal income tax.
- SB 164 Provides for taxpayer election of reduced tax rate for certain pass-through nonpassive income on original or amended tax return.
- SB 165 For purposes of taxpayer election of reduced tax rate for certain pass-through nonpassive income, requires net increase in number of employees.
- SB 166 Extends sunset for tax credit for affordable housing lenders.
- SB 167 Extends sunset for tax credit for completion of agricultural workforce housing project.
- SB 168 Extends sunset for tax credit for biomass production or collection for all types of biomass.
- SB 169 Extends sunset for tax credit for electronic commerce in enterprise zone or city designated for electronic commerce.
- SB 170 Extends sunset for tax credit for energy conservation project.
- SB 171 Extends sunset for tax credit for insurers transacting fire insurance.
- SB 172 Extends sunset for tax credit for fish screening devices.
- SB 173 Extends sunset for tax credit for long-term rural enterprise zone.
- SB 174 Extends sunset for tax credits for qualified research activities.
- SB 175 Extends sunset for tax credits for renewable energy development contributions.
- SB 176 Extends sunset for tax credit for reservation enterprise zone or reservation partnership zone.
- SB 177 Sets forth policy objectives for State Department of Energy in administration of income tax credit allowed for construction or installation of alternative energy devices.
- SB 178 Extends sunset for tax credit for rural medical care.
- SB 179 Extends sunset for tax credits for transportation projects.
- SB 180 Expands definition of tobacco products for purpose of taxation to include inhalant form nicotine.
- SB 181 Requires certain institutions seeking property tax exemption to file information return that states basis for exemption claim in terms derived from Oregon case law.
- SB 182 Establishes Educator Advancement Council to provide resources related to educator professional learning and other educator supports.
- SB 183 Directs Department of Education to establish Early Indicator and Intervention System.
- SB 184 Authorizes Department of Corrections to establish program for selling inmate handicrafts.
- SB 185 Identifies siting of telecommunications towers and associated equipment as outright permitted use without additional approval criteria on land zoned for exclusive farm use.
- SB 186 Validates land use designations adopted by Metro and counties within Metro, with exceptions.
- SB 187 Directs Department of Education to reimburse education provider for expenses incurred from providing vision screenings.
- SB 188 Establishes Task Force on Sunset Review of State Government Boards and Commissions.
- SB 189 Establishes Task Force on Airport Subsidies.
- SB 190 Creates Task Force on Committees.
- SB 191 Directs State Chief Information Officer to provide sections on Oregon transparency website relating to energy tax incentives, cleanups of brownfields, tourism and affordable housing.
- SB 192 Requires Secretary of State to designate statistical sampling technique to identify percentage of active electors not legally entitled to vote.
- SB 193 Creates Sunset Advisory Committee.
- SB 194 Permits elector or chief petitioner to file action in circuit court to challenge determination by Secretary of State or elections official to reject elector's signature on initiative or referendum petition during signature verification process.
- SB 195 Requires Secretary of State to establish process during signature verification of state, county and city ballot measures to ensure that each elector whose signature is rejected is notified and receives opportunity to demonstrate that elector's signature should be counted.
- SB 196 Provides that part-time faculty member at public institution of higher education who qualifies for health care benefits will pay 10 percent of insurance premiums, with remaining 90 percent paid by state.
- SB 197 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule program for regulating air contaminant emissions from dairy confined animal feeding operations.
- SB 198 Establishes Oregon Independent Science Review Board.
- SB 199 Establishes product stewardship program for household hazardous waste.
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SB 200-299
- SB 200 Allows member of Public Employees Retirement System to purchase retirement credit for periods of service in uniformed services.
- SB 201 Provides that remuneration paid to certain employee of university with governing board who resides and performs service in United States is deemed includable in employee's taxable income during continuous period of employment with university.
- SB 202 Prohibits city from imposing charge on other public bodies for use of city's rights of way that exceed city's actual, direct costs.
- SB 203 Defines two unique service areas for Columbia Gorge Community College District and Southwestern Oregon Community College District.
- SB 204 Directs Department of Education to establish pilot program to certify schools, school districts and educators that exemplify culturally responsive practices and competencies.
- SB 205 Allows person with pending application for teaching license to teach in public school for limited time if certain requirements are met.
- SB 206 Permits board of education of community college to authorize faculty at community college to receive compensation from private or public resources.
- SB 207 Requires public institutions of higher education to provide credit to each student who receives grade on advanced placement examinations indicating student is fully qualified to receive credit.
- SB 208 Provides that school district may not deny participation in interscholastic activities by student who attends public charter school.
- SB 209 Removes sunset on provision that virtual public charter schools may contract with for-profit entity to provide educational services if employee is administrator and meets other requirements.
- SB 210 Authorizes counties, cities and special districts to publish public notices required by law on websites of Association of Oregon Counties, League of Oregon Cities and Special Districts Association of Oregon, respectively.
- SB 211 Establishes procedures for electing precinct committeepersons.
- SB 212 Specifies limitations on provisions that state agency may include in contract or agreement with county.
- SB 213 Requires each public university to participate annually in national study of university instructional costs and productivity.
- SB 214 Provides that post-doctoral scholars at public universities and Oregon Health and Science University are not eligible to participate in Public Employees Retirement System .
- SB 215 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish and operate statewide database for collection and dissemination of orders for rare disease emergency response medical treatment for purpose of ensuring safe treatment of individuals with rare diseases in emergency situations.
- SB 216 Directs Department of Education to prepare certain information related to backpacks, to make information available to school districts and to identify best practices for school districts to disseminate information.
- SB 217 Allows chiropractic physicians and naturopathic physicians to provide release for athlete who sustained concussion or is suspected of sustaining concussion.
- SB 218 Establishes Task Force on the Every Student Succeeds Act.
- SB 219 Establishes Superintendent of Public Instruction as statewide elected office.
- SB 220 Requires Governor to appoint Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction from among recommendations submitted to Governor by State Board of Education.
- SB 221 Revises requirements for approval of educator preparation programs.
- SB 222 Directs Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board to adopt rules to require person licensed to practice veterinary medicine to provide written copy of prescription for animal medication to animal owner.
- SB 223 Requires in-home caregivers employed by or contracting with in-home care agencies to meet training requirements for home care workers established by Home Care Commission.
- SB 224 Requires Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board to provide benefit plan option that includes Oregon Health and Science University as in-network provider.
- SB 225 Provides that treasurer of political committee or treasurer of petition committee is personally responsible for performance of specified duties.
- SB 226 Permits nonaffiliated electors to request major party ballot for primary election by completing, signing and submitting application electronically, in person or by mail.
- SB 227 Updates rulemaking procedures to reflect current practices and implementation of electronic database of administrative rules.
- SB 228 Modifies procedures for agency rulemaking and for review of rules by Legislative Counsel.
- SB 229 Removes requirement that person elected to county office provide county clerk with certificate of election.
- SB 230 Directs Department of Education to coordinate with Oregon FFA Association to increase student achievement and improve college attendance and career placement for students enrolled in agricultural education courses.
- SB 231 Establishes Task Force on Student Mental Health Support.
- SB 232 Requires court to ask petitioner at hearing for family or household abuse restraining order whether respondent possesses any firearms and to record answer on order.
- SB 233 Requires Oregon Health Authority to make publicly available specified information regarding payments to coordinated care organizations.
- SB 234 Requires Oregon Health Authority to renew coordinated care organization contract for another five-year term if specified conditions are met.
- SB 235 Defines "enclosed area" for purposes of Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act.
- SB 236 Limits discretion of Oregon Health Authority with respect to contracts with and rules concerning coordinated care organizations and imposes new requirements.
- SB 237 Requires at least 25 percent of carrier's individual and group health benefit plans within each metal level of coverage to have copayment-only cost sharing requirements.
- SB 238 Requires Department of Human Services to pay agencies that contract with department to provide comprehensive services to adults with physical, intellectual or developmental disabilities amounts sufficient for agencies to pay 150 percent of minimum wage to direct support professionals.
- SB 239 Establishes process to determine consent of resident of residential care facility or adult foster home to individually based limitation of certain rights.
- SB 240 Requires employer of individual with disability to pay a rate no less than the state minimum wage, beginning on January 1, 2022.
- SB 241 Directs Department of Corrections, in cooperation with existing public body, to develop guidelines for using bill of rights of children of incarcerated parents in policy and procedure decisions that impact incarcerated individuals with children.
- SB 242 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for YWCA of Greater Portland, to be expended for Family Preservation Project.
- SB 243 Expands definition of "child in care" to include children receiving care and services from certified foster homes and developmental disabilities residential facilities.
- SB 244 Establishes notification requirements of Department of Human Services regarding reported or suspected abuses, deficiencies, violations or failures of child-caring agency to comply with full compliance requirements and regarding reports of suspected or substantiated abuse of child in care.
- SB 245 Modifies definitions of "child" and "child-caring agency." Declares emergency, effective on passage.
- SB 246 Sets forth circumstances under which Department of Human Services may immediately suspend, revoke or place conditions on license, certification or other authorization of child-caring agency.
- SB 247 Changes term "deviate sexual intercourse" to "oral or anal sexual intercourse" for purposes of Oregon Criminal Code.
- SB 248 Authorizes use of pseudonym, initials or other signifier instead of name of witness or victim in indictment when specified requirements are met.
- SB 249 Establishes procedures for person to file motion to vacate judgment of conviction for prostitution if person was victim of sex trafficking at or around time of offense.
- SB 250 Creates affirmative defense to crime of prostitution if, at time of alleged offense, defendant was victim of certain trafficking crimes.
- SB 251 Decreases amount of lottery prize payment above which Oregon State Lottery Commission must withhold personal income tax for payment to Department of Revenue.
- SB 252 Allows person issued hardship permit to drive for purpose of participating in gambling addiction treatment.
- SB 253 Requires institutions of higher education to provide to each applicable student information detailing amount of education loans received, amount of tuition and fees student has paid to institution, estimate of total payoff amount of education loans student has received , estimate of amount student will have to pay each month to service loans and percentage of borrowing limit student has reached for each type of federal loan.
- SB 254 Requires financial institutions to participate in data match system established by Department of Revenue to identify assets held at financial institutions by delinquent debtors.
- SB 255 Directs Health Licensing Office to issue license to engage in practice of art therapy to qualified applicant.
- SB 256 Establishes Willamette Falls Locks Commission as advisory body for issues relating to repair, reopening, operation, maintenance and future transfer of ownership of navigational canal and locks.
- SB 257 Modifies crime of official misconduct in the first degree to include commission of official misconduct in the second degree when public servant, while acting as supervisory employee, is aware of and consciously disregards fact that violation creates risk of physical injury to vulnerable person, commission of sex crime against vulnerable person or withholding of necessities from vulnerable person.
- SB 258 Repeals provision requiring city whose laws require petition proposing annexation of territory to be submitted to electors to annex territory without vote upon receipt of petition for annexation submitted by all owners of land in territory, provided territory is included within urban growth boundary of city or Metro, territory is, or will be, subject to acknowledged comprehensive plan of city, at least one lot or parcel in territory is contiguous to city limits, and proposal conforms to all othe
- SB 259 Limits landlord to charging single applicant screening charge for applicant applying to rent multiple dwelling units owned or managed by landlord.
- SB 260 Adds sex to list of characteristics of victim of crimes of intimidation in the second degree and intimidation in the first degree.
- SB 261 Makes evidence about sexual behavior or predisposition inadmissible in civil proceeding except under certain circumstances.
- SB 262 Establishes timelines by which evaluations must be completed to determine eligibility for special education.
- SB 263 Limits school district's ability to require students to participate in abbreviated school day program.
- SB 264 Requires school districts to ensure that all students of school district have equal access to educational facilities.
- SB 265 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct monthly, in-person visits with child or ward in substitute care that include updates on academic status and progress.
- SB 266 Directs Department of Human Services to create and maintain website containing information about prospective adoptive children and prospective adoptive parents to increase awareness and provide resources about children who are available for adoption in state.
- SB 267 Provides that victim of sexual assault or domestic violence crime has right to obtain law enforcement records relating to crime.
- SB 268 Requires Department of Human Services to make records regarding investigation of report of child abuse occurring at school or in educational setting that involves child with disability available to Disability Rights Oregon.
- SB 269 Permits nonresident nurses to practice in Oregon if staffing school-sponsored event.
- SB 270 Prohibits issuing initial prescription for opiates to adults for outpatient use in quantity exceeding seven-day supply.
- SB 271 Modifies definition of small employer for purposes of group health benefit plans.
- SB 272 Defines "prescription drug formulary" for purposes of Insurance Code.
- SB 273 Modifies requirements for coordinated care organizations in 2018 and 2023.
- SB 274 Requires each post-secondary educational institution that provides housing for students to provide to each student enrolling or registering at institution for first time information on vaccine-preventable diseases known to occur in individuals between 16 and 21 years of age.
- SB 275 Requires covered entity to provide copy of health information regarding individual who is appealing denial of Social Security disability benefits for period from date of alleged onset of disability to date of administrative hearing.
- SB 276 Declares state policy on ocean acidification and hypoxia.
- SB 277 Increases notice period for termination of rental agreement and removal of manufactured dwelling or floating home.
- SB 278 Directs Department of Education to conduct study related to school social workers.
- SB 279 Requires that notice of nonpayment of wages or compensation to employer include statement that payment of unpaid wages or compensation to employee within 12 days limits penalty to 100 percent of unpaid wages or compensation owed to employee.
- SB 280 Appropriates moneys to Department of Education for purposes of developing academic content standards for Oregon Studies and preparing materials to support teacher training and classroom instruction in Oregon Studies.
- SB 281 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Ocean Science Trust for deposit in Oregon Ocean Science Fund.
- SB 282 Requires State Parks and Recreation Department to conduct study on fines related to convictions of criminal mischief for activities occurring in state parks.
- SB 283 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for Reedsport levee project.
- SB 284 Provides that large tract land in western Oregon may not be considered forestland unless subject to sustained yield management plan and all trees are harvested annually from one to two percent of nonriparian and nonroad land base.
- SB 285 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission to provide matching funds for Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center at Oregon State University to receive federal funds for deepwater test facility for utility scale wave energy converters.
- SB 286 Specifies conditions under which State Board of Education may identify youth job development organization, nonprofit organization or other entity for partnership with school districts, education service districts, public schools, public charter schools, community colleges or public universities for purposes of awarding grant related to education in science, technology, engineering or mathematics.
- SB 287 Requires contracting agency to base determination of contractor's responsibility for public improvement contract on contractor's demonstrating that contractor has provided health insurance to contractor's employees for period of two years before contractor submitted bid for public improvement contract.
- SB 288 Requires contracting agency to develop and implement policy for granting preference to bidder, proposer or offeror that is headquartered or does majority of business transactions within this state or within United States, that agrees to supply goods or services from sources located within this state or within United States or that agrees to perform substantially all work required in procurement with personnel or resources obtained within this state or within United States.
- SB 289 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to develop website to match students with industry professionals for purposes of improving access to internships, job shadowing opportunities and work experience.
- SB 290 Creates tax credit for employers that pay wages to youth workers, defined as workers between 16 and 25 years of age.
- SB 291 Defines "funds of a public agency," for purposes of applying prevailing rate of wage to projects for public works, to include tax credits or tax abatements that contractor engaged in project for public works receives from state in connection with project.
- SB 292 Creates unlawful employment practice and violation of Oregon Safe Employment Act for creating or maintaining abusive work environment.
- SB 293 Requires school district to allow persons who provide special education or related services to child to participate in meetings regarding development, review or revision of individualized education program for child and to have access to current individualized education program.
- SB 294 Permits employee of contracting agency that conducts cost analysis or determines feasibility of procurement, or exclusive representative of employee's bargaining unit, to seek judicial review of cost analysis or determination.
- SB 295 Specifies when employer's notice of anticipated changes to collective bargaining agreement that impose duty to bargain may be given to exclusive representative of employees and when mediator must be assigned by Employment Relations Board to meet with parties.
- SB 296 Requires Director of Employment Department to study eligibility of employees of educational institutions for unemployment insurance benefits.
- SB 297 Establishes CTE-STEM Investment Council.
- SB 298 Extends sunset for provisions making discretionary Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries' authority to prepare formal charges and pursue certain matters in court.
- SB 299 Allows employers to limit number of hours of sick time that employees may accrue per year.
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SB 300-399
- SB 300 Establishes Oregon Cannabis Commission to fulfill duties, functions and powers relating to medical use of marijuana.
- SB 301 Makes unlawful employment practice for employer to refuse to employ, discharge or otherwise penalize individual because individual is registered identification cardholder.
- SB 302 Removes provisions related to marijuana offenses from Uniform Controlled Substances Act.
- SB 303 Amends, clarifies and creates consistency in statutes setting forth prohibitions and procedures related to minors possessing, purchasing, attempting to purchase or acquiring alcoholic beverages or marijuana items.
- SB 304 For purposes of laws regulating cannabis-related businesses, standardizes language with respect to issuing, renewing, suspending, revoking or refusing to issue or renew licenses.
- SB 305 Clarifies law requiring notice to Oregon Liquor Control Commission when person licensed by commission to engage in cannabis business is convicted of violation of state law or local ordinance of which possession, delivery or manufacture of marijuana item is element.
- SB 306 Specifies that Oregon Health Authority may not register marijuana grow sites, marijuana processing sites and medical marijuana dispensaries.
- SB 307 Provides for regulation by Oregon Liquor Control Commission of consumption and sale of marijuana items at temporary events, including licensure of premises on which temporary events are held.
- SB 308 Establishes Task Force on Social Consumption of Cannabis.
- SB 309 Eliminates option of members of individual account program of Public Employees Retirement System to receive distributions as installment payments upon retirement.
- SB 310 Authorizes city or county to designate area within jurisdiction as vertical housing development zone.
- SB 311 Authorizes city or county to adopt ordinance or resolution providing property tax exemption to commercial, industrial and multifamily buildings built before January 1, 1993, that will be seismically retrofitted, for period not to exceed 15 years.
- SB 312 Requires seller of real property to disclose seismic risk in seller's property disclosure statement.
- SB 313 Establishes Task Force on Equitable Access to Arts Education and specifies composition of task force membership.
- SB 314 Directs Early Learning Division to support Relief Nursery programs statewide.
- SB 315 Authorizes court to order, at request of victim, special condition of probation restricting location of person's residence if person released on probation following conviction for felony stalking crime.
- SB 316 Requires Oregon Wine Board to establish and operate program for wine market access and wine promotion.
- SB 317 Expands where state, county or city public bodies may hold public meetings to include locations within Indian country of federally recognized Oregon Indian tribe that is within Oregon.
- SB 318 Directs Department of Education to provide technical assistance and support to school districts and community colleges to prevent and respond to interpersonal violence.
- SB 319 Authorizes local governments to allow medical marijuana dispensaries and marijuana retailers licensed by Oregon Liquor Control Commission to be located within certain distance of schools.
- SB 320 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Military Department for Oregon Military Museum.
- SB 321 Provides that member of Legislative Assembly has standing to intervene and participate in proceeding in which constitutionality of Oregon statute or provision of Oregon Constitution is challenged.
- SB 322 Specifies that electricity generated by hydroelectric facility or other equipment that generates electricity through use of hydroelectric energy may be used to comply with renewable portfolio standard.
- SB 323 Creates crime of arson incident to the manufacture of a controlled substance in the second degree if person manufactures controlled substance and causes fire or explosion that damages building or damages property in amount exceeding $750.
- SB 324 Allows governing body of local government to withdraw all or part of territory of local government from Tri-Met.
- SB 325 Requires agency to estimate and publish economic impact on low income households of current and proposed rules.
- SB 326 Creates income tax credit for adopting dogs and cats from animal rescue entities.
- SB 327 Provides recreational immunity to holder of any legal or equitable title of land.
- SB 328 Makes biomass facilities that registered with Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System on or after January 1, 2011, eligible for renewable energy certificates.
- SB 329 Extends state preemption of local governmental authority to regulate work schedule requirements.
- SB 330 Specifies changes to conditions under which insurer or supervising entity may terminate portable electronics insurance coverage.
- SB 331 Permits insurer in lieu of renewing policy to offer insured replacement policy if insurer provides notice to insured and insurance producer at least 45 days before date on which policy subject to renewal expires.
- SB 332 Provides that prohibition against person offering rebate of premium does not prohibit giving, as form of advertising, as promotional program or as promotional material, prize, goods, wares, merchandise, articles or property with aggregate value that does not exceed $100 in calendar year to insureds other than persons for whom insurer issues health insurance or health benefit plan.
- SB 333 Requires Oregon Business Development Department to consult with Department of Revenue in establishing and administering Oregon Industrial Site Readiness Program.
- SB 334 Requires State Department of Energy to develop, maintain and periodically update inventory of biogas and renewable natural gas resources available to this state.
- SB 335 Requires Department of Transportation to study ways to increase amount of funding received by counties with fewer than 200,000 registered vehicles.
- SB 336 Requires inclusion of certain information in notification that contractor or business sends to Construction Contractors Board upon person ceasing to be responsible managing individual for contractor or business.
- SB 337 Exempts attorney and law firm that employs attorney or with which attorney is affiliated from regulation as debt management service provider if attorney or law firm provides debt management services in course of practicing law.
- SB 338 Provides that laws that govern guaranteed asset protection waivers do not apply to addendum to finance agreement that is sold to consumer finance licensee and that is secured by motor vehicle under terms of which creditor agrees to waive creditor's right to collect all or part of amount due from borrower under finance agreement or to release borrower from obligation to pay amount if motor vehicle is total loss or is stolen and not recovered.
- SB 339 Caps electricity generated by any single biomass facility that may be used to meet requirement that certain percent of electricity in this state be electricity generated by small-scale renewable energy projects or biomass facilities.
- SB 340 Prohibits adoption or enforcement of local ordinance or regulation prohibiting or limiting use of accessory dwelling unit under certain circumstances.
- SB 341 Creates income tax credit for taxpayer working as medical clerk or medical preceptor in rural area.
- SB 342 Clarifies total number of mature marijuana plants and immature marijuana plants and total amount of usable marijuana, medical cannabinoid products, cannabinoid concentrates and cannabinoid extracts that patients and caregivers registered under Oregon Medical Marijuana Act may possess.
- SB 343 Designates Act as Oregon First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account Act.
- SB 344 Requires snowmobiles and certain all-terrain vehicles to cross highway at intersection or more than 100 feet from intersection.
- SB 345 Requires that value of returned funds taken as cash from person in custody must be equal to value of cash taken.
- SB 346 Requires Attorney General to appoint attorney from outside county in which peace officer uses deadly physical force to lead investigation into use of deadly physical force.
- SB 347 Expands definition of "involved officer" to include officer involved in incident in which use of deadly physical force caused serious physical injury.
- SB 348 Requires police officer involved in incident that resulted in death or serious physical injury of person to attend at least six sessions with mental health professional.
- SB 349 Expands eligibility for Women, Infants and Children nutrition assistance program.
- SB 350 Prohibits public schools from using Native American mascots.
- SB 351 Directs Secretary of State to conduct audit of use of statewide summative assessment in public schools in this state.
- SB 352 Requires police officer to inform person stopped for traffic violation or upon suspicion of criminal activity that person has right to refuse request to search.
- SB 353 Establishes Task Force on the High School Graduation and College and Career Readiness Act.
- SB 354 Modifies process for revising form or notice sent to parents or adult students regarding statewide summative assessments.
- SB 355 Requires law enforcement agency to notify Attorney General prior to beginning investigation when police officer uses deadly physical force.
- SB 356 Renames crime of intimidation as bias crime.
- SB 357 Modifies penalties for crime of interfering with public transportation.
- SB 358 Modifies requirements for appearance in small claims department of circuit court or justice court.
- SB 359 Provides credit against income taxes for taxpayer creating jobs for certain removal and remedial actions.
- SB 360 Directs each county to establish community service exchange program for persons who have served sentence with Department of Corrections and who are serving active period of parole or post-prison supervision.
- SB 361 Changes standard in some circumstances for use of deadly physical force to belief by reasonable person in officer's or person's circumstances that other person is undertaking particular conduct.
- SB 362 Changes legal rate of interest from nine percent per annum to greater of one percent per annum or rate equal to weekly average one-year constant maturity Treasury yield.
- SB 363 Directs Department of Education to conduct study on methods for improving safety of work environments for staff involved in special education and related services.
- SB 364 Creates refundable income tax credit for donating shipping container for storage of emergency supplies in or near public building.
- SB 365 Requires law enforcement officer to perform lethality assessment after making mandatory arrest for domestic assault.
- SB 366 Establishes mandatory minimum sentence of 48 months' imprisonment for assault committed by correctional facility inmate against corrections officer.
- SB 367 Permits health care provider to disclose protected health information of inmate of correctional facility to physician of employee of correctional facility or Oregon Corrections Enterprises who is exposed to bodily fluids of inmate if exposure is substantial and inmate has tested positive for HIV, hepatitis B or C or other communicable disease.
- SB 368 Prohibits insurer from denying claim for reimbursement of health care services provided to insured who is in detention facility pending adjudication by juvenile court.
- SB 369 Requires employee of certain premises who holds service permit to make report if employee has reasonable belief that sex trafficking is occurring at premises or that minor is employed as performer at premises in manner violating Oregon Liquor Control Commission rules.
- SB 370 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study on prosecuting facilitation of sex trafficking in locations other than Oregon and to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2018.
- SB 371 Provides that county is exempt from applicability of statute banning use of dogs to hunt or pursue cougars if voters approve county measure proposed by initiative petition or referred to people by governing body of county.
- SB 372 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt rules for issuance of wildlife salvage permits to salvage deer or elk accidentally killed as result of vehicle collision.
- SB 373 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt pilot program for urban deer population control.
- SB 374 Authorizes Department of Transportation to issue driver licenses, driver permits and identification cards that meet requirements of federal Real ID Act of 2005.
- SB 375 Directs certain agencies to allow informational materials about human trafficking to be posted at roadside rest areas.
- SB 376 Requires Senate confirmation of appointments by Governor of directors of Housing and Community Services Department and State Department of Energy.
- SB 377 Provides that Governor may appoint Director of Oregon Business Development Department, in consultation with Oregon Business Development Commission.
- SB 378 Adds Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association to list of entities eligible for individual income tax return checkoff contribution.
- SB 379 For purposes of estate tax, modifies definition of Oregon taxable estate to exclude basic exclusion amount applicable to federal estate.
- SB 380 Requires State Parks and Recreation Department to set aside certain number of campsites to be available for reservation only by disabled veterans during first 30 days of any applicable reservation period.
- SB 381 Requires certain notices related to real estate loans to be mailed to all addresses on file for recipient, including post office boxes.
- SB 382 Raises threshold of contract price at which contracting agency may directly appoint architect, engineer, photogrammetrist, transportation planner or land surveyor to $500,000.
- SB 383 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Environmental Quality for purposes of awarding grants to develop and administer loan programs to provide low-interest loans for purposes related to on-site septic system repairs, replacements, upgrades and evaluations.
- SB 384 Provides that State Fair Council owns fairground property and facilities other than real property unless otherwise agreed to in writing.
- SB 385 Allows operators of motorcycles or mopeds to travel between adjacent lanes of traffic traveling in same direction under certain circumstances.
- SB 386 Prohibits public employer from participating in collection of labor organization dues.
- SB 387 Authorizes common school district, union high school district or education service district that is self-insured or that has independent health insurance trust to provide or contract for employee benefit plan other than plan provided and administered by Oregon Educators Benefit Board.
- SB 388 Establishes Whistleblower Commission.
- SB 389 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to make budget and spending information about state agencies available online.
- SB 390 Prohibits discrimination based on age, expected length of life, present or predicted disability, degree of medical dependency or quality of life in determination of medical services covered by state medical assistance program, in coverage under medical retainer practice and in issuance of health benefit plans.
- SB 391 Directs Department of Revenue to distribute annually to counties amount equal to total amount of personal income tax revenue attributable to individuals employed in county by public bodies or federal government.
- SB 392 Repeals law authorizing Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to issue warrants to collect unpaid debt.
- SB 393 Directs state agency of executive department that establishes policy providing that agency will refrain from enforcing law to report to committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly.
- SB 394 Allows President of Senate, Speaker of House of Representatives, Minority Leader of Senate or Minority Leader of House of Representatives to petition Supreme Court for injunction requiring agency of executive department to execute law.
- SB 395 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to, on annual basis, work with Department of Human Services, each public university and each community college to determine number and graduation rates of former foster children and current foster children at each college or university.
- SB 396 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish foster youth success centers in each public university.
- SB 397 Directs Department of Human Services to convene work group to develop common client confidentiality release form to be used by public bodies and community organizations to enable and facilitate appropriate sharing of confidential information.
- SB 398 Requires Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to adopt rules to require employers to provide written notice to employees about state and federal earned income tax credits.
- SB 399 Prohibits small employer, group or individual health benefit plan from requiring enrollee in plan to incur more than $250 in out-of-pocket costs for covered prescription drugs purchased during single retail encounter.
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SB 400-499
- SB 400 Creates income tax credit for certain employers that provide paid family leave to employees, including paid sick time taken to care for family members of employees.
- SB 401 Creates income tax credit for certain employers that provide paid sick time.
- SB 402 Exempts agricultural workers from sick leave other than for agricultural worker who uses leave because of domestic violence, harassment, sexual assault, stalking or harm as result of certain felonies.
- SB 403 Limits availability of paid and unpaid sick leave to employee who uses leave because of domestic violence, harassment, sexual assault, stalking or harm as result of certain felonies.
- SB 404 Removes provisions providing for automatic enrollment of employees in Oregon Retirement Savings Plan.
- SB 405 Repeals provisions establishing Oregon Retirement Savings Plan.
- SB 406 Creates income tax credit for certain employers to defray costs of increase in minimum wage.
- SB 407 Limits application of tiered minimum wage rate to employer that employs more than 50 employees.
- SB 408 Freezes minimum wage rate for agricultural workers at July 1, 2016, rate, adjusted annually for inflation.
- SB 409 Repeals minimum wage increases that have not yet become operative.
- SB 410 Allows local government to opt out of minimum wage increases in effect after July 1, 2016, with annual adjustment based on consumer price index.
- SB 411 Allows certain local governments, charter schools, school districts and education service districts to freeze minimum wage at rate in effect on July 1, 2016, and opt out of future increases, with annual adjustment based on consumer price index.
- SB 412 Allows local governments, charter schools, school districts and education service districts located in Idaho border counties to freeze minimum wage at rate in effect on July 1, 2016, and opt out of future increases, with annual adjustment based on consumer price index.
- SB 413 Establishes Legislative Committee on Accountability as joint committee of Legislative Assembly.
- SB 414 Directs Department of Education to establish school-based student threat assessment system to support school personnel in conducting threat assessments of students who are at risk of engaging in violence or destructive behavior or committing self-harm or suicide.
- SB 415 Requires executive department public body that, as of January 1, 2017, maintained two or more full-time equivalent positions predominantly dedicated to public relations work on behalf of public body to repurpose one full-time equivalent position so as to prioritize responding to public records requests above all other duties and work responsibilities.
- SB 416 Provides that Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries may apply certain considerations to determine whether to divide public works project into separate contracts.
- SB 417 Directs Department of Transportation to establish State Parks registration plate program for issuance of special registration plate.
- SB 418 Requires Director of Department of Land Conservation and Development, at city's request, to approve or remand sequential phases of work tasks related to potential amendment of urban growth boundary.
- SB 419 Establishes Task Force on Health Care Cost Review to study feasibility of creating rate-setting process modeled on process used by Health Services Cost Review Commission in Maryland.
- SB 420 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission by rule to specify guidelines for reimbursing students who are residents of this state for tuition expenses that students incur for upper-division classes in mathematics at public university.
- SB 421 Establishes Task Force on School District Spending.
- SB 422 Creates crime of equine soring.
- SB 423 Allows physician assistants to dispense controlled substances in Schedules III and IV under federal Controlled Substances Act.
- SB 424 Expands definition of "green energy technology" for purposes of public improvement contracts.
- SB 425 Specifies that electricity generated by hydroelectric facility or other equipment that generates electricity through use of hydroelectric energy may be used to comply with renewable portfolio standard.
- SB 426 Repeals low carbon fuel standards.
- SB 427 Amends certain provisions setting forth renewable portfolio standard requirements and acquisition processes to reinstitute requirements and processes in effect on March 7, 2016.
- SB 428 Exempts collection, storage or use of diffuse surface water from falling rain, melting snow or other precipitation from requirement to obtain water right permit or certificate.
- SB 429 Requires Water Resources Department to establish expedited process for approval of permits and certificates to construct and operate ponds on agricultural lands to capture runoff or ephemeral or intermittent stream water.
- SB 430 Requires insurer to pay claims up to coverage limits for insured's uninsured motorist coverage, less amounts recovered from other motor vehicle liability insurance policies.
- SB 431 Requires insurer to pay claims up to coverage limits for insured's uninsured motorist coverage, less amounts recovered from other motor vehicle liability insurance policies.
- SB 432 Allows county with no population growth, and city within county with no population growth, to adopt exception to any statewide land use planning goal for certain purposes, with exceptions.
- SB 433 Requires State Forester to carry out appraisal and sale of forest products on state-owned forestland damaged by wildfire.
- SB 434 Creates Task Force on Wildfire Damage Financial Relief.
- SB 435 Requires Secretary of State to conduct audit of State Forestry Department expenditures or obligations of certain allocations of lottery moneys for purposes related to federal forestlands.
- SB 436 Authorizes county to adopt education funding protection ordinance for up to 10 years if at least 50 percent by area of county is subject to certain exemption or special assessment programs under ad valorem property tax statutes or if county has population of 100,000 or less.
- SB 437 Establishes program by which moneys are deposited in education savings accounts for use by parents of qualified children to pay for certain educational expenses incurred from participating entities.
- SB 438 Requires entity that provides educational loans to annually provide institution of higher education with fact sheet for each enrolled student receiving loan from entity that details estimates of educational loans student received, total amount of educational loans student will owe at graduation, amount student will have to pay each month to service loans, number of monthly payments needed to service loans and date on which educational loans will be serviced in full.
- SB 439 Creates credit against income taxes for amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans.
- SB 440 Directs Department of Education to prepare list related to high-wage and high-demand jobs in state, distribute list to school districts and award grants to school districts to ensure list is distributed to students in grades 9 through 12.
- SB 441 Requires State Forester to manage state forestlands to provide for timber sales each year in amounts that equal or exceed 125 percent of 2016 timber sales amount.
- SB 442 Increases weight allotted for children in poverty, in foster homes and in certain state-recognized facilities for purposes of State School Fund distributions.
- SB 443 Requires that at least 25 percent of Oregon Opportunity Grant moneys be awarded to students committed to majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics fields.
- SB 444 Adjusts manner in which attendance is calculated for purposes of State School Fund distributions.
- SB 445 Requires that school district be reimbursed for number of staff hours required to prepare state-required report.
- SB 446 Directs Department of Education to create grant program to award grants to school districts and public charter schools to provide bonuses to educators who improve student outcomes.
- SB 447 Establishes Oregon Empowerment Scholarship Program for purpose of providing options in education to students of this state.
- SB 448 Establishes lower minimum wage for high school students participating in vocational training program.
- SB 449 Repeals law prohibiting state agency or program from implementing Real ID Act of 2005.
- SB 450 Withdraws territory within mapped boundary of Boring Community Planning Organization from within incorporated boundaries of Metro.
- SB 451 Sunsets certain exemptions from disclosure for public records.
- SB 452 Requires Department of Revenue to conduct study of communication methods department has in place to answer questions from taxpayers or resolve issues that taxpayers have with Oregon tax laws.
- SB 453 Exempts from sick leave certain agricultural employers that experience lower than average commodity values.
- SB 454 Directs Department of Transportation to establish Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area highway improvement program.
- SB 455 Freezes minimum wage rate for certain agricultural employers that experience lower than average commodity values.
- SB 456 Enacts Emergency Medical Services Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact.
- SB 457 Provides that certain small cities that imposed grandfathered local transient lodging tax may use net revenue from newly imposed or increased local transient lodging tax in same percentages and for same purposes as net revenue from grandfathered local transient lodging tax.
- SB 458 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt controlled hunt program for hunting cougars with dogs.
- SB 459 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to study various approaches to providing retirement benefits to volunteer firefighters and report to committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 1, 2018.
- SB 460 Creates tax credit for employers that pay wages to youth workers, defined as workers between 16 and 25 years of age.
- SB 461 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to prepare certain revisions to Oregon's State Implementation Plan under federal Clean Air Act.
- SB 462 Provides credit against income taxes for taxpayer donating to Oregon Project Independence Fund.
- SB 463 Requires that treatment reports submitted to court following conviction of driving while under influence of intoxicants contain certain information.
- SB 464 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to reimburse certain recipient of reduced payment under Public Employees Retirement System if recipient establishes that payment was subject to Oregon personal income tax.
- SB 465 Requires nonapplicant to pay Water Resources Department higher fee for submitting protest if nonapplicant has filed nonapplicant protest under certain statutes within prior 12 months.
- SB 466 Changes water management and conservation plan approval condition for extension of time to construct works or perfect right for municipal use of water.
- SB 467 Authorizes Legislative Administration Committee to enter into agreements with City of Salem to assign authority over certain parking spaces.
- SB 468 Provides that "eligible location," for purposes of certain property tax benefits, includes location not formerly used for industrial purposes.
- SB 469 Requires gun dealer to substitute alternative fingerprint for criminal background check if firearm purchaser is unable to provide thumbprint.
- SB 470 Prohibits provision in instrument conveying real property that restricts use of real property as certified family child care home.
- SB 471 Requires employer that employs 20 or more employees to grant unpaid leave of absence to employee who is called into service to perform duties related to service as volunteer firefighter, reserve peace officer or civil air patrol member.
- SB 472 Requires State Parks and Recreation Commission to develop wayside memorial to Senator Alan Bates adjacent to certain segment of Rogue Scenic Waterway.
- SB 473 Allows Titan Fusion Center to receive and provide to law enforcement agencies certain information for purpose of preventing terrorism.
- SB 474 Eliminates continuing education requirements for landscape construction professionals.
- SB 475 Permits school bus driver to operate video recording device for purpose of recording persons who fail to stop for bus safety lights.
- SB 476 Requires Advisory Committee to Director of Veterans' Affairs to review, consider and report to interim legislative committees relating to veterans whether and to what extent disabled veteran should qualify as preferred worker.
- SB 477 Requires unsuccessful protestant to pay Water Resources Department costs and reasonable attorney fees if protestant has filed or intervened under certain statutes in three or more protests within preceding 12 months.
- SB 478 Allows State Parks and Recreation Department to enter into agreement with Willamette River Channel Maintenance Group for performance of maintenance needed to improve river navigability and safety, to improve marine access to public parks, landings and other accesses and to encourage tourism and transportation.
- SB 479 Prohibits courts from applying Sharia law.
- SB 480 Directs Department of Transportation to establish Support Our Troops registration plate program for issuance of special registration plate.
- SB 481 Defines "business day" for purposes of public records.
- SB 482 Permits city to issue citation for speeding using red light camera in conjunction with other technology that is capable of measuring speed.
- SB 483 Creates crime of unlawful use of a global positioning system device.
- SB 484 Authorizes Department of Corrections to allocate moneys for purpose of funding facilitated dialogue program services necessary to comply with victims' rights.
- SB 485 Exempts from requirement that licensed physicians hold majority of voting stock in professional corporation organized for purpose of practicing medicine, or be majority of directors of professional corporation, for-profit or nonprofit business entity that is incorporated or organized under laws of this state, that provides entirety of business entity's medical services through one or more rural health clinics and that operates in compliance with state and federal laws that apply to rural health
- SB 486 Exempts retired members of Public Employees Retirement System from limitations on reemployment if member is reemployed as police officer by public university or Oregon Health Science University.
- SB 487 Restricts limitation on award of noneconomic damages to claims in actions for wrongful death.
- SB 488 Requires law enforcement agency that recovers vehicle reported as stolen to share owner's contact information with tower that assumes control of vehicle.
- SB 489 Eliminates obsolete terms and procedures in statutes relating to court records.
- SB 490 Changes title of executive director of Oregon State Bar to chief executive officer of Oregon State Bar.
- SB 491 Directs Supreme Court to appoint state professional responsibility board.
- SB 492 Permits parties to judgment that contains spousal support award to request required exchange of certain documents without filing request for modification of judgment with court.
- SB 493 Creates new manner of committing crime of assault in the fourth degree when person with criminal negligence causes serious physical injury to vulnerable user of public way by means of motor vehicle.
- SB 494 Establishes Advance Directive Adoption Committee for purpose of adopting form of advance directive to be used in this state.
- SB 495 Authorizes county to regulate purchase of used firearms by pawnshops and secondhand stores.
- SB 496 Directs presiding judges of judicial districts within state to ensure proceedings before grand jury are recorded.
- SB 497 Provides that person may file motion to set aside record of criminal citation or criminal charge in addition to record of arrest.
- SB 498 Provides that Department of Transportation may not reinstate driving privileges of person who fails to install ignition interlock device as required.
- SB 499 Creates exceptions to limitation on liability for certain farming and forest practices for actions for serious harm to human health and loss of use of residential property or domestic drinking water.
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SB 500-599
- SB 500 Eliminates requirement to timely report to State Department of Agriculture loss arising out of use or application of pesticide before commencing action to recover for loss.
- SB 501 Requires court to appoint legal counsel for respondent or protected person in protective proceeding under certain circumstances.
- SB 502 Requires that court hold hearing on petition to appoint fiduciary filed by Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator or county public guardian and conservator.
- SB 503 Directs Chief Justice of Supreme Court to adopt rules establishing uniform visitor policies.
- SB 504 Eliminates limitation of liability for owner of land used for trail or recreational purposes when owner is public body.
- SB 505 Directs district attorney to ensure proceedings before grand jury are recorded using audio electronic recording devices designated, provided and maintained by Judicial Department.
- SB 506 Exempts public or private official from reporting child or elder abuse when official acquires information that official reasonably believes has already been reported and is already known by law enforcement agency or Department of Human Services.
- SB 507 Clarifies crimes classification categories that may be expunged if requirements met.
- SB 508 Provides that images of dead bodies that are part of law enforcement agency investigation are exempt from disclosure as public record if disclosure would create unreasonable invasion of privacy of family of deceased person.
- SB 509 Directs Division of Child Support of Department of Justice to adopt certain rules regarding distribution of support payments consistent with federal law, criteria for overriding debtor's designation of support debt to which payment is applied and manner in which support payments are applied to principal and interest.
- SB 510 Requires insurance companies to enter into agreements with Department of Justice to provide information and financial records to department for claimants who are obligors of past due support.
- SB 511 Creates liquidated debt to state and associated account receivable for overpayment of support obligation that is transmitted by Department of Justice to any other person or entity.
- SB 512 Modifies laws regarding establishment of parentage of child.
- SB 513 Removes requirement that child support administrator provide 10 days prior notice to obligor or obligee that consumer report for obligor or obligee will be requested by administrator.
- SB 514 Removes requirement to send notices to obligees in certain support proceedings.
- SB 515 Modifies definitions of "pen registers" and "trap and trace devices." Authorizes law enforcement agency to install pen register or trap and trace device without warrant or court order in certain circumstances.
- SB 516 Requires that orders for payment of child support or spousal support specify initial due date and year for payment that is on first day of calendar month, with subsequent payments due on first day of each subsequent month.
- SB 517 Limits credit for payments not made to Department of Justice to current balance owed to obligee when obligee and obligor agree in writing that specific payments were made and should be credited.
- SB 518 Directs State Board of Pharmacy to conduct study for purpose of determining whether plant mitragyna speciosa and drug derivatives of plant should be scheduled as controlled substance.
- SB 519 Allows polygraph test as condition of employment for preemployment screening of law enforcement officers, subject to applicable collective bargaining agreement.
- SB 520 Requires that recall petition of district officer of irrigation district be filed with members of board of directors of irrigation district who are not subject to recall petition.
- SB 521 Requires party in criminal case to provide hard copy or electronic copy of discovery material to adverse party unless copy cannot reasonably be provided.
- SB 522 Authorizes person specified in family law judgment as court-ordered beneficiary to recover against third-party beneficiary named by obligor in separate civil action.
- SB 523 Specifies that directors and officers of cooperative have fiduciary duty to cooperative.
- SB 524 Provides that board member, officer, employee or agent of cooperative is personally liable to member of cooperative if board member, officer, employee or agent materially misrepresents financial condition of cooperative to induce member to enter into contract.
- SB 525 Extends sunset on provision authorizing Department of Human Services to appear as party in juvenile court proceeding without appearance of Attorney General.
- SB 526 Modifies requirements applicable to step therapy protocol imposed by insurer.
- SB 527 Authorizes common school district, union high school district or education service district that is self-insured or that has independent health insurance trust to provide or contract for employee benefit plan other than plan provided and administered by Oregon Educators Benefit Board.
- SB 528 Provides that person who has been convicted of driving while under influence of intoxicants shall provide proof to Department of Transportation that person completed treatment program before department may reinstate person's driving privileges.
- SB 529 Eliminates driving while under influence of intoxicants diversion program.
- SB 530 Establishes Oregon Shipping Authority as independent public corporation and prescribes authority's purpose, mission and powers.
- SB 531 Requires Director of Office of Emergency Management to appoint advisory committee to consult with representatives of rural communities and rural fire protection districts.
- SB 532 Requires certain persons to not drive in far left lane unless passing.
- SB 533 Permits individual who has filed claim with insurer for benefits under insurance policy or brought action to seek compensation or damages for injury individual suffered as result of accident or crime to send written notice to health care provider to which individual owes debt for medical care or medical services stating that claim or action is pending.
- SB 534 Increases percentage of moneys that school district must transfer to public charter school for students eligible for special education and related services.
- SB 535 Provides that offer of just compensation for condemned property may not be less than real market value of property as determined by county assessor or Department of Revenue.
- SB 536 Provides that school district may not deny participation in interscholastic activities by student who attends public charter school or virtual public charter school.
- SB 537 Establishes Joint Interim Legislative Committee to Review Economic Development Programs in Oregon.
- SB 538 Directs Oregon Business Development Department, in collaboration with Department of Consumer and Business Services, to conduct study regarding state regulation of businesses and persons engaged in occupations.
- SB 539 Changes distribution of amounts collected as public purpose charge by electric companies and Oregon Community Power.
- SB 540 Requires community college or public university to expel any student convicted of riot.
- SB 541 Prohibits performance of late-term sex-selective abortion.
- SB 542 Creates crime of patronizing a trafficked child.
- SB 543 Creates income tax credit for certain employers that provide paid family leave, with restrictions.
- SB 544 Establishes state preemption of authority to require mandatory provision of employment benefits to employees of private employers.
- SB 545 Requires state agencies to use federal E-Verify employment verification system to verify employment eligibility of job applicants.
- SB 546 Exempts transferee who is certified participant in Address Confidentiality Program from private firearm transfer criminal background check requirement.
- SB 547 Eliminates authority of metropolitan service district to make certain land use decisions, urban growth decisions and rural reserve and urban reserve designations.
- SB 548 Authorizes sheriff of county to issue concealed handgun license to any qualified person who is resident of Oregon.
- SB 549 Modifies certain law enforcement defenses that apply to certain firearms-related crimes.
- SB 550 Creates rebuttable presumption that equal parenting time is in best interests of child.
- SB 551 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to develop and implement pilot program to assist foster youth transitioning from community college to public university.
- SB 552 Provides person licensed to carry concealed handgun in another state with protection provided to person with Oregon concealed handgun license.
- SB 553 Removes Department of State Police as designated state point of contact for purposes of National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
- SB 554 Increases penalties for felonies having as element defendant's use or threatened use of firearm in commission of crime.
- SB 555 Exempts certain activities completed for purpose of maintaining drainage from removal or fill permit requirements.
- SB 556 Creates offense of driving with dog in driver's lap.
- SB 557 Repeals greenhouse gas emissions goals and requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule statewide greenhouse gas emissions goal for 2025, and limits for years 2035 and 2050.
- SB 558 Requires Oregon Health Authority to convene work group to advise and assist in implementing targeted outreach and marketing for Health Care for All Oregon Children program.
- SB 559 Changes calculation of final average salary for purposes of Public Employees Retirement System to use five years of salary instead of three years, for salary paid on and after January 1, 2018.
- SB 560 Redirects employee contributions made by member of system from individual account program to account to be used to pay for member's pension or other retirement benefits accrued on or after January 1, 2018.
- SB 561 Exempts from prohibition on practice of dentistry and dental hygiene without valid license students of dentistry and dental hygiene engaged in certain clinical studies performed under indirect supervision of dental faculty member.
- SB 562 Authorizes county to exempt up to $250,000 of assessed value of each homestead owned and occupied by surviving spouse of person in active military service killed in line of duty from ad valorem property taxes imposed by all taxing jurisdictions.
- SB 563 Establishes exception to gift limitation for food and beverages consumed by members of Legislative Assembly and candidates for office as member of Legislative Assembly.
- SB 564 Establishes prudent maximum amount of outstanding General Fund-supported debt as amount for which debt service due in biennium equals five percent of General Fund revenues estimated to be received in biennium.
- SB 565 Creates credit against income taxes for amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans.
- SB 566 Modifies existing administrative rule review process to require legislative approval of newly adopted administrative rules in order for rules to take effect.
- SB 567 Increases weight allotted for children in poverty for purposes of State School Fund distributions.
- SB 568 Permits rural school district in Marion County to purchase adjacent lot or parcel on land zoned for exclusive farm use.
- SB 569 Exempts employee under 19 years of age from state minimum wage.
- SB 570 Creates crime of intentionally administering marijuana item to body of person who is under 18 years of age.
- SB 571 Prohibits public body from using cell-site simulator device to obtain or use personal electronic data or personal electronic metadata unless public body obtains consent or pursuant to search warrant or established warrant exception.
- SB 572 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to establish employment bridge program for veterans seeking to obtain certain professional and occupational licenses.
- SB 573 Encourages Oregonians to honor and remember those who have given their lives in military service in war at noon on 21st day of each month.
- SB 574 Increases threshold under which school district may receive additional State School Fund moneys for student eligible for special education.
- SB 575 Adjusts manner in which attendance is calculated for purposes of State School Fund distributions.
- SB 576 Requires that at least 25 percent of Oregon Opportunity Grant moneys be awarded to students committed to majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics fields.
- SB 577 Requires person to complete eight or more hours of community service before start of each term and to meet regularly with mentor provided by Office of Student Access and Completion in order to maintain eligibility to receive Oregon Promise grant.
- SB 578 Directs Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to conduct study on methods for encouraging public school teachers and administrators to apply for and attain certification through national professional organization for teaching standards.
- SB 579 Requires health care practitioner, before administering vaccination to child, to obtain informed consent from parent of child or, if child is emancipated or has reached age of majority, from child.
- SB 580 Requires health care practitioner, before administering vaccination to child, to provide written notice of each vaccination that child is required to receive as condition of attending school or children's facility in this state and of each exemption to that requirement.
- SB 581 Requires agency to provide notice listing outside persons involved in proposed rulemaking.
- SB 582 Voids agency rules filed with Secretary of State on or after effective date of Act and before January 1, 2018.
- SB 583 Modifies existing administrative rule review process to require legislative approval of newly adopted administrative rules in order for rules to take effect.
- SB 584 Specifies that new or increased fees adopted by state agency do not become effective unless approved by Legislative Assembly by law.
- SB 585 Requires each state agency to report monthly to Oregon Department of Administrative Services and Legislative Fiscal Officer information about agency's proposed and final rules.
- SB 586 Requires state agencies to provide notice of intended action to adopt, amend or repeal rule to Joint Committee on Ways and Means in addition to policy committees.
- SB 587 Requires court to decide questions of law de novo in proceedings for judicial review of agency actions.
- SB 588 Directs Secretary of State to appoint inspectors general to review spending of certain entities and identify inappropriate costs.
- SB 589 Provides that Department of Justice may not enter into settlement agreement that provides for settlement payments owing to state to be paid to third party.
- SB 590 Disconnects minimum salary for members of Legislative Assembly from state minimum wage increases.
- SB 591 Discontinues provisions requiring taxpayers, for Oregon tax purposes, to add to federal taxable income amount equal to federal deduction for qualified production activities income.
- SB 592 Reduces personal income tax rates for certain taxpayers by modifying income tax brackets.
- SB 593 Establishes personal income tax credit of $250 per dependent child.
- SB 594 Restores availability of tax credit for employment-related child care expenses and extends credit sunset.
- SB 595 Creates credit against income taxes for amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans.
- SB 596 Provides that machinery and equipment used to compress and bale harvested straw, hay, grass or other plants for purpose of storage or shipment is tangible personal property exempt from ad valorem property taxation.
- SB 597 Changes method by which surplus "kicker" refunds are made to personal income taxpayers from tax credit to refund payment.
- SB 598 Creates credit against income tax for taxpayers with not more than 100 employees that create 10 or more new jobs during tax year.
- SB 599 Creates income tax credit for capital improvements to business facilities or homes that are commenced prior to later of September 1, 2017, or effective date of Act.
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SB 600-699
- SB 600 Establishes personal income tax credit for contributions to charitable organizations.
- SB 601 Increases threshold for estimated cost at which construction project sites must provide sanitary facilities by changing amount that triggers requirement from $1 million to $2 million.
- SB 602 Allows local government meeting certain requirements of statewide land use planning goal relating to economic activity to waive requirements of goals as necessary to establish and maintain five-year supply of shovel-ready employment sites.
- SB 603 Provides that statutes providing for Oregon Retirement Savings Plan create contract between State of Oregon and participants in retirement plan providing that contributions to retirement plan may not be combined with moneys contained in Public Employees Retirement Fund.
- SB 604 Requires agencies to estimate costs borne by businesses and industrial sectors to comply with proposed rules.
- SB 605 Requires agency to include comparative analysis of costs and benefits of rule in notice of proposed rulemaking.
- SB 606 Allows paid sick leave to be counted as fringe benefit for purpose of prevailing rate of wage.
- SB 607 Excludes sick leave pay from definition of "payroll" for purpose of workers' compensation calculations.
- SB 608 Authorizes local government to expedite inclusion within urban growth boundary of land dedicated to needed housing.
- SB 609 Allows rural county with no population growth, and other local governments in county, to adopt comprehensive land use plan without complying with statewide land use planning goals.
- SB 610 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for Office of Community Colleges and Workforce Development for Oregon Employer Workforce Training Program, local workforce investment boards and Oregon Youth Conservation Corps.
- SB 611 Authorizes local government to adopt exception to statewide land use planning goal for use that will create 10 or more new full-time jobs for which salary or wage is 400 percent or more of federal poverty guidelines for family of four.
- SB 612 Authorizes local government to adopt exception to statewide land use planning goal for use that will create five or more new full-time jobs for which salary or wage is 400 percent or more of federal poverty guidelines for family of four.
- SB 613 Creates income tax credit for taxpayers that expand workforce with positions that pay above average wage by 10 percent or more in tax year.
- SB 614 Allows local governments planning for employment sites required by statewide land use planning goals to waive requirements of goals to establish and maintain five-year supply of shovel-ready employment sites.
- SB 615 Authorizes local government to adopt exception to statewide land use goal without demonstrating that statutory standards for exception have been met for use that is necessary for employer of 10 or more employees under specified circumstance.
- SB 616 Authorizes local government to adopt exception to statewide land use planning goal for use that will create 50 or fewer new full-time jobs for which salary or wage is 400 percent or more of federal poverty guidelines for family of four.
- SB 617 Increases, for purposes of tax credit allowed for crop donation, percentage of wholesale price allowed as amount of credit.
- SB 618 Allows governing body of local government to address land use emergency by waiving goal, without taking exception, to take land use action or limited land use action.
- SB 619 Modifies provisions related to inclusion of needed housing within urban growth boundaries.
- SB 620 Modifies process for determining need for buildable land to meet estimated need for housing.
- SB 621 Creates Sunset Advisory Committee.
- SB 622 Directs Oregon Business Development Department, in collaboration with Department of Consumer and Business Services, to conduct study regarding state regulation of businesses and persons engaged in occupations.
- SB 623 Establishes Oregon Universal Savings Account Board to create and maintain Oregon Universal Savings Account Program.
- SB 624 Establishes Joint Interim Legislative Committee to Review Economic Development Programs in Oregon.
- SB 625 Authorizes Oregon Business Development Department to make grants to small counties to provide assistance in obtaining affordable Internet access.
- SB 626 Establishes Joint Legislative Committee to Review Agency Regulation of Oregon Businesses.
- SB 627 Requires agency to cite to publicly available scientific evidence for cost of compliance effect on small businesses reported in notice of intent to adopt, amend or repeal rule.
- SB 628 Requires state agency to report to Governor and Governor to include in budget report total cost of compliance to public and small businesses of agency's rules.
- SB 629 Requires state agencies to carry out delegated duties in least costly manner.
- SB 630 Authorizes local governments to expedite inclusion within urban growth boundary of land dedicated to needed housing.
- SB 631 Removes minimum requirements for cost and employment terms for qualifying investment contract.
- SB 632 Requires State Forester to actively manage state forestlands to achieve and maintain low forest fuel load levels.
- SB 633 Establishes tax credit for reforestation of commercial forestland following loss from catastrophic fire event.
- SB 634 Permits contracting agency to include woody biomass energy technology, as alternative to green energy technology, in construction, reconstruction or major renovation of public building for which contracting agency must set aside 1.5 percent of contract price.
- SB 635 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Forestry Department for Federal Forest Health Program.
- SB 636 Defines finding of unsubstantiated report of abuse of child in care.
- SB 637 Directs public official who presides over public meeting that is recorded by sound recording to require speakers to state name whenever speaking.
- SB 638 Requires member of governing body who presides over public meeting that is recorded by sound recording to cause name of each member of governing body attending meeting and name of each person speaking at meeting to be recorded on recording.
- SB 639 Establishes public access requirements for written records and other informational materials presented at public meetings of public bodies.
- SB 640 Requires public bodies that make sound, video or digital recordings of public meetings to make recordings of sufficient quality to be comprehensible by persons of average faculties of vision and hearing.
- SB 641 Revises method by which irregular attendance is determined for pupils.
- SB 642 Prohibits employer of public safety officer from comparing number of citations issued by public safety officer with number of citations issued by another public safety officer for purpose of discipline, investigation or job performance.
- SB 643 Requires outfitters and guides to offer helmets to all passengers using boat on waters rated class III or higher.
- SB 644 Exempts county permit application for mining operation on significant mineral resource site in certain counties from requirements for uses in exclusive farm use zones and statewide land use planning goals and rules relating to land use.
- SB 645 Expands definition of "vehicle of special interest" to include Humvees.
- SB 646 Authorizes issuance of lottery bonds for purpose of repairing and improving docks, marine infrastructure and facilities owned by Port of Brookings Harbor.
- SB 647 Extends sunset for Task Force on Drought Emergency Response.
- SB 648 Requires that labor negotiations be conducted in open meetings subject to notification requirements.
- SB 649 Provides that new State Board of Education established under Oregon Constitution shall consist of 11 members appointed by Governor to represent kindergarten through grade 12, community colleges and public universities.
- SB 650 Allows rural county with no population growth, and other local governments in county, to adopt comprehensive land use plan without complying with statewide land use planning goals.
- SB 651 Modifies distribution and distribution formula for Medicaid supplemental reimbursement paid for emergency medical services.
- SB 652 Establishes automatic restraining order against petitioner in Family Abuse Prevention Act proceeding that restrains petitioner from directly or indirectly causing respondent to violate certain terms of Family Abuse Prevention Act order.
- SB 653 Appropriates $504,300 to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for distribution to Umpqua Community College for purpose of employing security patrol persons and information technology network security specialist.
- SB 654 Prohibits transfer of right of redemption of property to successor in interest by sale.
- SB 655 Directs Department of State Police to create and maintain list of states in which requirements to obtain concealed handgun license or permit are substantially similar to requirements in Oregon.
- SB 656 Increases frequency of conducting independent management evaluation of nongovernmental entity's operations, efficiency and effectiveness, if public purpose charge moneys are transferred to nongovernmental entity for specified energy efficiency purposes.
- SB 657 Reduces public purpose charge.
- SB 658 Directs Department of Corrections to conduct study on sexual assault within women's correctional facilities and to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2018.
- SB 659 Requires nongovernmental entity, as condition of receiving public purpose charge moneys, to be assessed by independent third party.
- SB 660 Provides that if public body agrees to pay or provide benefit to retired employees other than payments required or provided for in statutes, public body must create separate accounts for funding of those benefits and make annual contributions to accounts in amounts necessary to amortize liability for benefits in 25 years or less.
- SB 661 Prohibits sweeping of moneys in Emergency Communications Account, except in case of fiscal emergency.
- SB 662 Creates crime of causing an animal to ingest marijuana.
- SB 663 Provides that taxpayer may elect to claim medical expenses of elderly individual as itemized deduction in lieu of claiming subtraction for medical expenses from federal taxable income.
- SB 664 Prohibits agency from imposing civil penalty on small business under certain circumstances.
- SB 665 Requires name of member or committee of Legislative Assembly requesting set of proposed amendments to legislative measure to be identified on proposed amendments.
- SB 666 Provides that, for purposes of possessory liens, "lien debtor" includes registered owner of motor vehicle and person with lawful possession of motor vehicle.
- SB 667 Defines term "antique firearm." Provides that unlicensed person transferring antique firearm to another unlicensed person is not required to request criminal background check.
- SB 668 Changes location in which person may petition circuit court for review of concealed handgun license denial, revocation or nonrenewal from county of person's residence to county in which license was denied or originally issued.
- SB 669 Exempts certain transferors of firearms from requesting criminal background check if purchaser or recipient has concealed handgun license.
- SB 670 Reduces required age for concealed handgun license applicant to 18 years of age if applicant is servicemember.
- SB 671 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for State School Fund.
- SB 672 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for purpose of awarding grants under Career and Technical Education Revitalization Grant Program.
- SB 673 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for distribution to public universities.
- SB 674 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for Community College Support Fund for distribution to community colleges and community college service districts.
- SB 675 Allows person to carry concealed firearm on person or in vehicle if person can legally possess firearms under Oregon law and meets certain criteria.
- SB 676 Requires organization that has related apprenticeship program to give credit toward apprenticeship for qualifying individuals who obtained experience in plumbing, pipefitting, steamfitting or heating ventilation air conditioning while in active duty in the armed forces.
- SB 677 Establishes standards for establishment of cider businesses on land zoned for exclusive farm use or on land zoned for mixed farm and forest use.
- SB 678 Restricts use of certain moneys deposited in State Wildlife Fund.
- SB 679 Prohibits governmental agency or school district from establishing policy regulating, restricting or prohibiting firearms.
- SB 680 Allows operators of motorcycles and mopeds to pass vehicles in same lane during traffic jams or slowdowns.
- SB 681 Exempts federal and state military personnel from laws establishing crime of unlawful possession of firearm when engaged in official functions on military property.
- SB 682 Establishes rebuttable presumption that certain incarcerated obligors are unable to pay child support.
- SB 683 Requires state to pay for ballot return envelopes that can be returned by business reply mail for each election held in this state.
- SB 684 Requires court to excuse person from acting as juror if person is 65 years of age or older and must travel more than 40 miles to perform service as juror.
- SB 685 Provides that public body has no responsibility to post warnings related to dangers of ocean.
- SB 686 Requires district elections authority to make determination of whether each candidate elected to district office is qualified to hold that office.
- SB 687 Provides that definition of "abuse" does not include refusal to vaccinate child or decision to delay vaccination of child.
- SB 688 Permits establishment of outdoor race track for radio-controlled vehicles on land zoned for exclusive farm use in certain counties.
- SB 689 Reestablishes Task Force on Reentry, Employment and Housing.
- SB 690 Establishes procedures for petitioning for and issuing Certificate of Good Standing.
- SB 691 Eliminates certain driving privilege suspensions.
- SB 692 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Public Defense Services Commission for pre-entry pilot program.
- SB 693 Eliminates probationary driver permits.
- SB 694 Grants higher property tax exemption for property of veterans with disabilities.
- SB 695 Requires State Forester to manage state forestlands to provide for timber sales each year in amount that equals or exceeds 125 percent of 2014 timber sales amount.
- SB 696 Prohibits State Fish and Wildlife Commission from using license, tag and permit revenue to fund activities related to wolf management.
- SB 697 Requires annual timber harvest on state forestlands to equal or exceed specified percentage of annual amount of harvestable timber expected to be grown on state forestlands.
- SB 698 Allows landowner to file claim for payment with State Forestry Department if fire originating on state forestland spreads to commercial forestland.
- SB 699 Adds status as peace officer or firefighter to list of characteristics of victim of crimes of intimidation in the second degree and intimidation in the first degree.
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SB 700-799
- SB 700 Sets limit on taxes due on homesteads of seniors living on fixed income equal to total amount of taxes due for property tax year preceding first property tax year for which relief allowed.
- SB 701 Updates connection date to federal Internal Revenue Code and other provisions of federal tax law.
- SB 702 Reduces personal income tax.
- SB 703 Allows person to provide instruction in noncore course without teacher license.
- SB 704 Establishes standards and requirements for community classrooms.
- SB 705 Makes resident uniformed services hunting license free.
- SB 706 Directs Department of Education to administer pilot program to provide professional development and instructional resources to component school districts through education service districts.
- SB 707 Authorizes issuance of Article XI-Q bonds to finance seismic and life safety improvements to State Capitol building and grounds.
- SB 708 Modifies provisions relating to care facilities regulated by Department of Human Services.
- SB 709 Modifies requirements relating to evacuation of residents of adult foster homes.
- SB 710 Modifies provisions related to imposition of civil penalties on long term care facilities, residential care facilities and adult foster homes by Department of Human Services.
- SB 711 Establishes public policy that Department of Human Services employee whose employment is terminated for violating duty to report abuse is not eligible for reinstatement of employment with department.
- SB 712 Provides hours of service credit for vesting purposes and retirement credit to member of Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan who receives workers' compensation disability payments and subsequently is reemployed by any participating public employer.
- SB 713 Approves modifications to rules of Oregon Criminal Justice Commission.
- SB 714 Allows court to include reasonable residency restrictions as special condition of probation for person convicted of stalking or violating court's stalking protective order.
- SB 715 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of pretrial release on recidivism rate and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- SB 716 Reduces maximum term of imprisonment for Class A misdemeanor, and maximum period of commitment for act by juvenile that would constitute Class A misdemeanor if committed by adult, from one year to 364 days.
- SB 717 Directs Department of Justice to study resolution of victim right violation claims and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- SB 718 Directs Department of Justice to study effect of increasing maximum fines for violations and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- SB 719 Creates process for obtaining extreme risk protection order prohibiting person from possessing deadly weapon when court finds that person presents risk in near future, including imminent risk, of suicide or causing injury to another person.
- SB 720 Directs State Court Administrator to study methods for improving courthouses and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 1, 2018.
- SB 721 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of fines on recidivism rate and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- SB 722 Provides that debt management service provider may charge fee of not more than $50 per month during term of agreement between consumer and debt management service provider under which debt management service provider improves or preserves, or offers to improve or preserve, consumer's credit record, credit history or credit rating but does not conduct budget analysis for consumer, act as broker for another debt management service provider or otherwise engage in other activity that constitutes deb
- SB 723 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study on restitution collection practices and present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- SB 724 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to conduct study on long-term consequences of criminal convictions and present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- SB 725 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study on availability of appellate review of judgments denying post-conviction relief and to present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- SB 726 Directs Department of Corrections to conduct study on impact of prison visitation on offender recidivism and present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- SB 727 Removes provision concerning fee paid by person sentenced by court to probation before July 1, 1981, who is subject to supervision by community corrections program.
- SB 728 Directs Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study law enforcement.
- SB 729 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study public records.
- SB 730 Directs State Court Administrator to study most common types of lawsuits brought in Oregon courts and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 1, 2018.
- SB 731 Deletes reference to former National Turkey Improvement Plan now included within National Poultry Improvement Plan.
- SB 732 Directs Judicial Department and State Court Administrator to conduct statewide study regarding court orders for child custody no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 733 Directs Department of Human Services and Oregon Youth Authority to conduct statewide study regarding juveniles no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 734 Directs Department of Corrections to conduct study on inmate management strategies and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2018.
- SB 735 Corrects reference to construction liens.
- SB 736 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study factors that impact recidivism rates and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- SB 737 Restricts limitation on award of noneconomic damages to claims in actions for wrongful death.
- SB 738 Corrects inaccurate reference to definition.
- SB 739 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study relating to prosecution of crime of unlawful dissemination of an intimate image and submit report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2018.
- SB 740 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding children no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 741 Directs Judicial Department and State Court Administrator to conduct statewide study regarding families in judicial system in this state no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 742 Establishes ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction Care Committee within Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 743 Creates violation prohibiting business that makes retail sales of product containing dextromethorphan, or employee of business, from selling or delivering product to individual 17 years of age or younger unless individual has valid prescription.
- SB 744 Directs Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules providing for dissemination of information by health care practitioners to patients concerning bone marrow donations.
- SB 745 Establishes Ocean Beach Fund.
- SB 746 Establishes Superintendent of Public Instruction as statewide elected office.
- SB 747 Establishes student loan insurance as class of insurance in Oregon.
- SB 748 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt carbon pollution permit program by rule.
- SB 749 Requires Department of Human Services to permit access by child, ward, youth or youth offender who is 15 years of age or older and who is in legal custody of department to confidential information of child, ward, youth or youth offender and to permit child, ward, youth or youth offender to sign own release of information.
- SB 750 Requires Department of Corrections to adopt rules that prohibit correctional facilities, and requires cities and counties to adopt ordinances that prohibit local correctional facilities, from having contract with provider of telephone services under which department, city, county or facility receives payment for telephone services provided to inmates of facility.
- SB 751 Prohibits form of marriage application, license or record from requiring address for entity authorized to solemnize marriage.
- SB 752 Provides definitions relating to comparable work for purposes of pay equity provisions.
- SB 753 Exempts work performed on recreational vehicles from plumbing and electrical licensing requirements.
- SB 754 Creates offense of selling tobacco products or inhalant delivery systems to person under 21 years of age.
- SB 755 Modifies limitation of liability for activities related to certain land improvement projects.
- SB 756 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to study land value taxation.
- SB 757 Modifies registration requirements for unmanned aircraft systems used by public educational institutions.
- SB 758 Establishes refundable credit against personal income taxes for contributions to higher education savings network account.
- SB 759 Specifies that amount in account established for higher education expenses is disregarded for purposes of determining individual's financial eligibility to receive assistance or benefit authorized by law other than means-tested state financial aid for higher education, to extent permitted under federal law.
- SB 760 Removes requirement, for abuse reporting purposes, that contact between public or private official and abused person or abuser be while acting in official capacity.
- SB 761 Establishes alternate death benefit for surviving spouse of member of Public Employees Retirement System who dies before retirement.
- SB 762 Exempts sexual assault victims and persons assisting sexual assault victims from arrest or prosecution for offense related to purchase or possession of alcoholic beverage by person under 21 years of age if evidence of offense was obtained because of contact with law enforcement agency or emergency medical services to report assault or obtain assistance.
- SB 763 Eliminates conflicting definitions relating to expenses for medical services provided to individuals in local correctional facilities.
- SB 764 Directs Department of State Police to study reasons for certain denials of concealed handgun license applications and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- SB 765 Removes requirement that health care coverage under medical support clause in child support order be private health care coverage.
- SB 766 Clarifies law regarding health insurance coverage required for orally administered anticancer drugs.
- SB 767 Extends, from December 1, 2018, to December 1, 2022, deadline by which State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision must classify existing registrant obligated to report as sex offender prior to January 1, 2014.
- SB 768 Requires Oregon Health Authority to establish and operate statewide registry for collection and dissemination of advance directives.
- SB 769 Provides that person may not dispose of, or transfer to another person for disposal, material or media that display Social Security number unless person, before disposing of material or media, makes Social Security number unreadable or unrecoverable or ensures that person that ultimately disposes of media or material makes Social Security number unreadable or unrecoverable.
- SB 770 Imposes annual management fee on each primary or supplemental water right.
- SB 771 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Water Resources Department for ground water studies and investigations, or other ground water data gathering and analysis, conducted in cooperation with United States Geological Survey in priority basins determined by department.
- SB 772 Requires water appropriator to install device at point of diversion or appropriation to measure amount, and allow determination of rate and duty, of water being used.
- SB 773 Directs State Department of Energy to develop climate test to conduct reviews for approval of proposed fossil fuel infrastructure projects.
- SB 774 Prohibits insurer from imposing fee, surcharge, increase in premium or other charge on basis of certain claims history of consumer.
- SB 775 Exempts concealed handgun licensees from private firearm transfer criminal background check requirement.
- SB 776 Directs Department of Education to conduct evaluation related to consideration of economies of scale when calculating State School Fund distributions.
- SB 777 Removes certain discretion from court to require employee to pay employer's attorney fees if employee pursues action for unpaid wages against employer but does not prevail.
- SB 778 Defines "just compensation" for purposes of laws related to outdoor advertising signs.
- SB 779 Specifies that, for purpose of sick leave employee-count threshold, employee and parent, spouse or child of employee may not be counted if employee or parent, spouse or child of employee is director of corporation with substantial ownership interest, member of limited liability company or partner of limited liability partnership.
- SB 780 Modifies process for independent medical examinations of injured workers to provide for random selection of qualified physicians to conduct independent medical examinations in workers' compensation claims.
- SB 781 Changes requirements for transferring title to motor vehicle.
- SB 782 Provides that Department of Transportation shall adopt rules that provide that manufacturer's certificate of ownership or manufacturer's bill of sale is valid evidence of vehicle ownership.
- SB 783 Requires insurers to have user-friendly procedures for enrollees and providers to access coverage information and request prior authorization for health benefit plans offered by insurers.
- SB 784 Requires insurer to reimburse out-of-network women's health care provider at same rate as in-network women's health care provider.
- SB 785 Makes legislative findings regarding routine provision of antibiotics to food-producing animals and its relation to public health.
- SB 786 Requires Oregon Board of Dentistry to allow dental care provider to use telehealth when dental care provider determines telehealth is appropriate.
- SB 787 Requires county at higher risk of financial distress to withhold from taxing districts costs to county of assessing property and collecting property taxes.
- SB 788 Provides for regulation by Oregon Liquor Control Commission of consumption and sale of marijuana items at temporary events, including licensure of premises on which temporary events are held.
- SB 789 Requires public utility to file bond with State Department of Agriculture if commercially growing or contracting for commercial growing of Arundo donax L. or invasive species for use as biomass.
- SB 790 Requires College of Agricultural Sciences at Oregon State University to conduct study regarding Arundo donax L. Requires college to conclude study and report findings to interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2018.
- SB 791 Eliminates limitations on hours that may be worked by retired member of Public Employees Retirement System without suspension of retirement benefits.
- SB 792 Requires manufacturer to disclose in any advertisement for prescription drug wholesale price for prescription drug in Oregon.
- SB 793 Requires prescription drug manufacturer to report to Department of Consumer and Business Services prices and increases in prices of manufacturer's prescription drugs sold in Oregon.
- SB 794 Establishes Oregon Renter Assistance Program for purpose of providing temporary rent subsidies to tenants of privately owned rental housing.
- SB 795 Requires medical assessment provider or law enforcement officer to contact victim advocate and make reasonable efforts to ensure that victim advocate is present and available at medical facility.
- SB 796 Directs Department of Transportation to issue Oregon Wounded Warrior parking permits to qualified applicants.
- SB 797 Prohibits transfer of firearm by gun dealer or private party if Department of State Police is unable to determine whether recipient is qualified to receive firearm.
- SB 798 Establishes State Transportation Donation Fund.
- SB 799 Creates exemptions to Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act for using inhalant delivery systems to aerosolize or vaporize inhalants for purposes related to employees testing inhalant delivery systems and persons sampling inhalants.
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SB 800-899
- SB 800 Provides court discretion to permanently revoke person's driving privileges under certain circumstances.
- SB 801 Clarifies that licensed nurse practitioners, certified registered nurse anesthetists and clinical nurse specialists may provide direction to medical imaging licensees and may perform medical imaging modalities in specified circumstances.
- SB 802 Allows person who is at least 16 years of age to register to vote.
- SB 803 Considers children who are foreign exchange students and who are residing in Oregon in dormitory operated by school district to be residents of school district for school purposes.
- SB 804 Modifies definition of "transfer" for purposes of private firearm transfer criminal background check requirement.
- SB 805 Appropriates moneys to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for biennium beginning July 1, 2017, for agricultural experiment station and branch stations, Oregon State University Extension Service and Forest Research Laboratory programs of Oregon State University.
- SB 806 Appropriates moneys to Oregon Business Development Department for support of Reedsport Public Library.
- SB 807 Authorizes health district that does not impose property tax to invest in securities.
- SB 808 Provides that with respect to newborn screening, Oregon Health Authority shall specify that person providing newborn screening may conduct tests for conditions listed on most recent edition of Recommended Uniform Screening Panel by United States Department of Health and Human Services.
- SB 809 Requires Governor to review terms of Good Neighbor Authority Agreement.
- SB 810 Establishes Oregon Health Savings Account program in office of State Treasurer to enable Oregon taxpayers to reduce taxable income by making contributions to program that reimburses taxpayers' qualified medical expenses.
- SB 811 Provides that employees of Oregon State Hospital qualify as police officers under Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 812 Modifies grant agreement requirements for Department of Environmental Quality grants to low-interest loan programs for on-site septic system repairs, replacements, upgrades and evaluations.
- SB 813 Requires each governing board of public university to include one voting undergraduate student member and one voting graduate student member.
- SB 814 Requires State Department of Agriculture to conduct four-year pilot program for replacing noxious weeds that supply pollen and nectar to pollinating insects with noninvasive forage plants offering similar benefit for pollinating insects.
- SB 815 Directs Land Conservation and Development Commission to request information from state agencies to update state agency coordination program by September 15, 2017.
- SB 816 Permits Oregon Health Authority to require hospitals to submit emergency department abstract records, in addition to ambulatory surgery and inpatient discharge abstract records.
- SB 817 Limits scope of physician practice with respect to providing treatment for life-threatening emergency conditions.
- SB 818 Requires health benefit plan that covers opioid analgesic drug products to cover abuse-deterrent opioid analgesic drug products, at no greater cost to insured than other preferred drugs under plan, and specifies other requirements regarding coverage.
- SB 819 Expands parameters of duties and responsibilities of Critical Incident Response Team assigned by Department of Human Services upon becoming aware of fatality of child that was result of abuse or neglect.
- SB 820 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding screening and assessment of child abuse no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 821 Directs Oregon Housing Stability Council, with advice of Community Action Partnership of Oregon, to develop policy for awarding grants to organizations that shall use funds in Emergency Housing Account to align with federal strategies and resources available to prevent and end homelessness.
- SB 822 Requires that public bodies develop and implement policies for securely removing personal information from digital data storage devices and other electronic data storage devices owned by public body, leased by public body or otherwise under control of public body before selling, donating, recycling or otherwise disposing of device.
- SB 823 Enacts Interstate Compact for Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote.
- SB 824 Enacts Interstate Compact for Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote.
- SB 825 Enacts Interstate Compact for Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote.
- SB 826 Expands provisions establishing privilege for and confidentiality of certain communications and records of certified advocate at qualified victim services program to include program administered by tribal government.
- SB 827 Extends ad valorem property tax exemption to existing qualified dwelling units of single-unit housing purchased by taxpayers seeking exemption.
- SB 828 Requires large employers in specified industries to provide new employee with estimated work schedule and to provide current employee with seven days' notice of employee work schedule.
- SB 829 Requires video transmissions of executive department and legislative department to be closed-captioned for access by hearing-impaired persons.
- SB 830 Changes definition of foster parent who is "current caretaker.".
- SB 831 Expands definition of "supervising physician" to include persons licensed to practice osteopathy or podiatry in this state for purpose of supervising physician assistants.
- SB 832 Directs Advisory Committee to review, consider and report to interim legislative committees relating to veterans no later than February 1, 2018, regarding program to provide grants to qualified nonprofit organizations to provide services to veterans and veterans' families in rural areas of this state.
- SB 833 Requires law enforcement agency to adopt and enforce policies and procedures for law enforcement officer responding to suicide attempt by individual to encourage individual to authorize officer to call suicide prevention and intervention hotline on individual's behalf.
- SB 834 Requires Department of Human Services to develop and present proposal for creation of human rights commission to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to human services and health no later than December 1, 2017.
- SB 835 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to enforce three basin rule equitably.
- SB 836 Redefines "de minimis level" for purposes of Toxic-Free Kids Act.
- SB 837 Creates Joint Legislative Committee to Review Agency Regulation of Oregon Businesses.
- SB 838 Excludes persons who are not developers of timeshares from compliance with certain provisions governing timeshares.
- SB 839 Requires certain trailers previously exempt from registration to be registered.
- SB 840 Finds and declares utilities' occupancy of streets, highways and other public property within cities of this state matter of statewide concern.
- SB 841 Clarifies that state agencies and departments shall purchase certain products and services from Commission for the Blind.
- SB 842 Requires hospital with emergency department to perform sexual assault medical assessment, and collect sexual assault forensic evidence kit, upon request by victim.
- SB 843 Establishes Task Force on Business Taxation for purpose of studying alternative methods of taxing Oregon businesses.
- SB 844 Authorizes Department of Corrections to collect portion of certain moneys in inmate trust account for transitional fund and payment of court-ordered financial obligations.
- SB 845 Changes distribution of moneys collected by Department of Revenue as tax imposed on retail sale of marijuana items to transfers of moneys to cities and counties according to specified formula and uses of moneys for specified purposes related to education and public health and safety.
- SB 846 Prohibits use of physical restraints in juvenile court proceedings on youth, youth offender or young person with exceptions.
- SB 847 Creates process for State Land Board, Department of State Lands and Legislative Assembly to coordinate transfer of certain trust lands managed for benefit of Common School Fund that have limited performance potential as assets of Common School Fund to certain other public bodies better positioned to manage lands for benefit of public.
- SB 848 Specifies that it is unlawful employment practice for employer to require, as condition of employment, that employee or prospective employee obtain or receive vaccination.
- SB 849 Designates Act as Oregon First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account Act.
- SB 850 Requires Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission to establish committee to assist commission in conducting review of policy options, preparing summary of existing state agency reports and studies and preparing recommendations for policy measures regarding life and property protection following major earthquake or tsunami event, including but not limited to investigation of issues pertaining to insurance related to earthquakes and tsunami events.
- SB 851 Authorizes Oregon Military Department to receive information from agency of federal government and to provide received information to law enforcement agency for purpose of preventing terrorism.
- SB 852 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to submit report to interim legislative committees, no later than July 1, 2018, regarding delivery of veterans' services.
- SB 853 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to conduct statewide study regarding veteran-owned small businesses no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 854 Exempts certain transferees from private firearm transfer criminal background check requirement.
- SB 855 Allows person without concealed handgun license to carry concealed firearm on person or in vehicle in certain circumstances if person can legally possess firearms under Oregon law.
- SB 856 Allows naturopathic physicians to perform certain actions that physicians are authorized to perform.
- SB 857 Directs Oregon Medical Board to issue provisional license to practice medicine in rural or medically underserved area and under supervision of licensed physician.
- SB 858 Requires Oregon Health Authority to conduct study of effectiveness of Oregon Integrated and Coordinated Health Care Delivery System in improving health outcomes for medical assistance recipients.
- SB 859 Requires physician to discuss issues related to fertility with adolescent oncology patient.
- SB 860 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to examine parity of reimbursement paid by carriers to mental health providers and physicians.
- SB 861 Removes, for health care facilities that receive preponderance of revenue from associated comprehensive group-practice prepayment health care service plans, exemption from financial data reporting required by Oregon Health Authority for other facilities.
- SB 862 Requires law enforcement agency that takes custody of firearms under firearms surrender protocol to establish procedures to notify certain individuals of law enforcement agency's anticipated return of firearm.
- SB 863 Prohibits marijuana retailers from recording, retaining and transferring type of information that is contained on passport, driver license, military identification card or other identification card that bears picture of person.
- SB 864 Prohibits permanent rule from being in effect for longer than six years.
- SB 865 Requires county or city governing body to submit notice of tentative plan to certain special districts for district approval prior to approval by governing body.
- SB 866 Requires certain public entities to ensure that discharge of storm water into canal or infrastructure of other entity complies with state and federal water quality standards.
- SB 867 Creates Task Force on Maritime Sector Workforce Development.
- SB 868 Creates process for obtaining extreme risk protection order prohibiting person from possessing firearms when court finds that person presents imminent risk, or risk in foreseeable future, of suicide or causing injury to other persons.
- SB 869 Requires health care practitioner, before administering vaccination to child, to obtain informed consent from parent of child or, if child is emancipated or has reached age of majority, from child.
- SB 870 Provides that Oregon estate tax is imposed only on estates of decedents dying on or before December 31, 2016.
- SB 871 Authorizes establishment of programs by cities for demolition of residences or residential buildings.
- SB 872 Establishes Department of Information Technology.
- SB 873 Specifies that cities and counties may not limit or prohibit production of marijuana or propagation of marijuana plants occurring on land designated for exclusive farm use.
- SB 874 Directs marijuana businesses licensed by Oregon Liquor Control Commission, and persons performing work for or on behalf of licensees, to report violations of marijuana laws and rules to commission.
- SB 875 Allows testing of marijuana items by laboratories certified by United States Department of Agriculture for purpose related to applicable requirements, specifications and guidelines for testing marijuana items, as identified by Oregon Health Authority by rule.
- SB 876 Provides that, unless otherwise provided in charter of city, county or metropolitan service district, local government or special government body measure proposing increase in taxes may be approved only by three-fifths majority of voters casting votes on measure.
- SB 877 Provides that local government or special government body measure proposing increase in taxes may be submitted to people only at general election, unless otherwise provided in charter of city, county or metropolitan service district.
- SB 878 Requires water suppliers to provide notice upon changing practices with respect to fluoridation of water supply.
- SB 879 Increases membership on Oregon Health and Science University Board of Directors by adding one faculty member and one nonfaculty staff member.
- SB 880 Permits landlord with cause to terminate tenancy for manufactured dwelling to give tenant courtesy notice of violation and opportunity to correct violation prior to giving notice to terminate tenancy.
- SB 881 Allows brewery-public house licensee to also hold off-premises sales license.
- SB 882 Establishes annual salary paid to members of Legislative Assembly as annual salary, as determined on monthly basis, for November 2016.
- SB 883 Sets special election on May 16, 2017, for Senate Joint Resolution 41 (2017).
- SB 884 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study on creating bill of rights for sexual assault survivors and to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2018.
- SB 885 Modifies provision allowing waiver of qualification for registration as professional engineer if applicant has professional engineering experience in another jurisdiction.
- SB 886 Requires Department of Education, in consultation with Oregon Health Authority, to disseminate information, processes and model plans regarding school testing for elevated levels of toxics.
- SB 887 Directs school districts to identify certain students to receive information about opportunities related to advanced placement examinations.
- SB 888 Requires major political party candidate for President or Vice President of United States, in order to appear on primary or general election ballot and voters' pamphlet, either to provide Secretary of State with copy of candidate's federal income tax return for most recent year and with written consent for public disclosure of tax return or to complete and submit statement of economic interest.
- SB 889 Directs Department of Education to conduct study on funding for instruction of talented and gifted children.
- SB 890 Defines "legally protected material" to mean information and records of city that are protected by attorney-client privilege held by city and attorney work product prepared in course of providing legal services to city.
- SB 891 Establishes Oregon Empowerment Scholarship Program for purpose of providing options in education to students of this state.
- SB 892 Requires filing notice with State Forestry Department of proposed aerial application of pesticide as planned forest management activity on privately owned forestland.
- SB 893 Permits expressly identified agent, pursuant to lawfully executed advance directive and in accordance with Oregon Death with Dignity Act, to collect and administer prescribed medication for purpose of ending patient's life in humane and dignified manner if patient ceases to be capable after having received prescription for life-ending medication.
- SB 894 Modifies eligibility for Family Sentencing Alternative Pilot Program.
- SB 895 Expands eligibility for Family Sentencing Alternative Pilot Program to include defendants who are pregnant or who have custody of child at time of sentencing.
- SB 896 Defines terms related to appeals.
- SB 897 Creates crime of militia terrorism.
- SB 898 Establishes Task Force on Custody and Parenting Time.
- SB 899 Creates uniform procedures for receiverships initiated in courts of this state, with certain exceptions.
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SB 900-999
- SB 900 Provides that each sexual or intimate part involved in act of sexual contact constitutes separate violation of crime of sexual abuse in the first degree.
- SB 901 Specifies that amateur athlete is not employee for purpose of certain employment-related provisions.
- SB 902 Authorizes local law enforcement authority to issue written waiver, within authority's jurisdiction, of requirement that person engaged in business of selling, leasing or otherwise transferring firearm provide duplicate sheet of register of transfer of used firearm to local law enforcement authority.
- SB 903 Requires gun dealer to substitute alternative fingerprint for criminal background check if firearm purchaser is unable to provide thumbprint.
- SB 904 Establishes Joint Interim Legislative Committee to Review Education Programs in Oregon.
- SB 905 Abolishes Oregon State Police Dignitary Protection Unit.
- SB 906 Removes requirement that person elected to county office provide county clerk with certificate of election.
- SB 907 Directs Task Force on the Testing of Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence Kits to submit updated report to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary no later than December 1, 2020.
- SB 908 Establishes Oregon Energy Commission as policy and rulemaking body for State Department of Energy.
- SB 909 Specifies that public utility that makes sales of electricity may not establish rate for any service that provides public utility with rate of return that exceeds 4.5 percent.
- SB 910 Prohibits party to state collaborative process for resource management plan development from filing suit related to any subject of collaborative process until collaborative process is complete.
- SB 911 Establishes Indian Health Scholarship Program to provide free tuition and fees for qualifying Indian health profession students in exchange for student commitment to work at tribal service site after graduation.
- SB 912 Prohibits State Land Board and Department of State Lands from selling state lands by any method other than selection of highest price bid through competitive bidding process.
- SB 913 Modifies provisions relating to Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 914 Establishes that decisions related to immunizations are personal health care decisions and that immunizations may not be mandated as condition of employment unless required by federal law.
- SB 915 Modifies percentage of amounts school districts must pay from State School Fund to public charter schools that are not virtual public charter schools.
- SB 916 Establishes legislative task force to study and make recommendations on creation of one or more national monuments in Oregon.
- SB 917 Requires coordinated care organization to make available to members external review process to contest coordinated care organization decisions regarding care or services.
- SB 918 Requires Department of Transportation to study improving this state's transportation system.
- SB 919 Requires Department of Transportation to study improving this state's transportation system.
- SB 920 Provides person with privileges and legal defenses available to person with Oregon concealed handgun license if person is licensed to carry concealed handgun in another state that recognizes Oregon concealed handgun licenses.
- SB 921 Increases criminal and civil penalties for subsequent and intentional violations of specified election laws.
- SB 922 Requires out-of-state electors to submit to Secretary of State explanation for why elector needs ballot mailed to out-of-state address.
- SB 923 Allows person to carry concealed firearm on person or in vehicle if person can legally possess firearms under Oregon law and person is protected by court order and has pending application for, or appointment to submit application for, concealed handgun license.
- SB 924 Requires trial judge to inform jury of power to acquit even if guilt of defendant is proven beyond reasonable doubt.
- SB 925 Establishes Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Pilot Program.
- SB 926 Authorizes Department of State Lands to seize abandoned motor vehicles and junk on, under or over state-owned submerged or submersible lands and to use moneys in Submerged Lands Enhancement Fund for such seizure.
- SB 927 Provides that seller or lessor of law enforcement dog is not liable for product liability for harm caused by dog if law enforcement agency to which dog was sold or leased has begun or completed training dog using training program approved by law enforcement agency or accredited and recognized animal handling organization.
- SB 928 Requires labeling of pesticide products containing neonicotinoids.
- SB 929 Requires State Department of Agriculture to classify neonicotinoids as restricted use pesticides.
- SB 930 Specifies that registered owner of vehicle may black out or obscure residence address, business address, mailing address or vehicle address shown on registration card and on proof of insurance or other current proof of compliance.
- SB 931 Provides that court has discretion over selection of alternate jurors and when alternate jurors are informed of alternate status.
- SB 932 Limits certain circumstances when child may be taken into protective custody to when there is reasonable cause to believe child is in imminent danger of serious bodily injury.
- SB 933 Requires Real Estate Commissioner to adopt program to relieve pecuniary loss of landlord liable to tenant due to mismanagement by or dishonest conduct of real estate property manager.
- SB 934 Requires coordinated care organization, Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board to spend at least 12 percent of total medical expenditures on primary care by January 1, 2023.
- SB 935 Increases maximum transitional leave from 90 days to 180 days for Department of Corrections inmates not subject to certain specified sentences.
- SB 936 Increases in increments taxable portion of value of eligible project property under strategic investment program for projects located in rural areas.
- SB 937 Requires Oregon Health Authority to research and report to Legislative Assembly on rights of individuals with respect to health care.
- SB 938 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding child abuse no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 939 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding licensing of child welfare service providers no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 940 Creates Task Force on Developmental Disability Services.
- SB 941 Directs Department of Education to conduct study on methods for reducing barriers to educational programs by students who are eligible for special education and related services.
- SB 942 Requires certain findings to be made in child abuse investigations.
- SB 943 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding child welfare no later than July 1, 2018.
- SB 944 Requires Oregon Health Authority to contract with Oregon-based nonprofit organization with appropriate expertise to operate 24-hour call center for tracking and providing information on placements available for children and adolescents needing high acuity behavioral health services.
- SB 945 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to study issues related to affordable housing and provide results of study to Legislative Assembly not later than December 31, 2018.
- SB 946 Requires Department of Human Services to research and report to Legislative Assembly on rights of individuals with intellectual disabilities.
- SB 947 Requires Department of Human Services to research and report to Legislative Assembly on availability and quality of services for youth in mental health crises.
- SB 948 Prohibits residential facility from employing, in publicly funded position, individual found to have committed type of abuse that is disqualifying under rules adopted by Department of Human Services.
- SB 949 Makes noncompetition agreement or certain covenant with home care worker voidable by home care worker.
- SB 950 Allows local public employer to enact right to work legislation.
- SB 951 Requires insurers offering health benefit plans to provide coverage for abuse-deterrent opioid analgesic drug products.
- SB 952 Establishes Oregon Energy Commission as policy and rulemaking body for State Department of Energy.
- SB 953 Requires person arrested for sex crime to submit to providing buccal sample.
- SB 954 Requires operator for forest operation that includes pesticide application by aircraft to ensure spraying does not occur within watershed supplying water for human consumption to residence or school.
- SB 955 Requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules to ensure that member of coordinated care organization has access to safe and accountable nonemergency medical transportation on day of request.
- SB 956 Provides for annual distribution to Oregon residents of percentage of moneys received by certain state agencies for use or attempted use of state lands and waters, products from state lands and waters or other natural resources of state.
- SB 957 Declares November 29 of each year to be International Women Human Rights Defenders and CEDAW Day in Oregon.
- SB 958 Conditions issuance of certain Department of State Lands permit on balancing test that weighs potential environmental harm of proposed project against public need.
- SB 959 Requires Department of State Lands to consider risks of oil spill when issuing or amending certain leases.
- SB 960 Modifies definition of "anonymous kit" in reference to testing of sexual assault forensic evidence kits.
- SB 961 Allows defendant to file petition for driving while under influence of intoxicants diversion agreement 14 days after prosecuting attorney sends evidence under certain circumstances.
- SB 962 Updates list of federal antipoverty programs administered by Housing and Community Services Department for which services are delivered by community action agencies.
- SB 963 Requires health benefit plan that reimburses cost of osteopathic manipulative treatment by osteopathic physician to reimburse cost of evaluation that resulted in treatment.
- SB 964 Allows physician assistants to use hospital facilities for patient care.
- SB 965 Allows licensed professional counselors and licensed marriage and family therapists to conduct certain psychological evaluations.
- SB 966 Requires any dental professional who uses autoclave or other heat sterilization device to test device at least once per week.
- SB 967 Provides that youth offenders sentenced to mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment for certain crimes committed at 15, 16 or 17 years of age are eligible for conditional release hearing if they are in custody of Oregon Youth Authority upon attaining 24 years and six months of age.
- SB 968 Revises definition of "beneficiary." Modifies requirements for trustee to foreclose trust deed by advertisement and sale.
- SB 969 Eliminates requirement that subsequent owner of certain properties create lots or parcels and establish dwellings within 10 years of conveyance.
- SB 970 Establishes permanent state preemption of local governmental authority to regulate work schedules and compensation requirements.
- SB 971 Adds grants and loans for replacements to permissible uses of moneys in Clean Diesel Engine Fund.
- SB 972 Allows employer to pay accrued sick leave to employee who is employed on fixed-rate, piece-rate or commission basis at employee's fixed hourly rate.
- SB 973 Requires vehicle dealers who conduct vehicle auction under certain circumstances to prepare and submit documents necessary to issue or transfer certificate of title for vehicle sold.
- SB 974 Prohibits persons other than retail customers of vehicle dealer from making claim against vehicle dealer when vehicle dealer is authorized to deal exclusively in motorcycles, mopeds, Class I all-terrain vehicles or snowmobiles or any combination of those vehicles.
- SB 975 Modifies laws related to vehicles sold by vehicle dealers on consignment.
- SB 976 Requires person that intends to bring action under Unlawful Trade Practices Act to notify prospective defendant at least 30 days before bringing action and to offer prospective defendant opportunity to restore, reimburse or otherwise remedy person's loss.
- SB 977 Voids noncompetition agreements except to extent that former employee may not contact former customer or client to provide similar product, process or service for six months after employee's date of separation.
- SB 978 Requires Public Utility Commission to establish public process for purpose of investigating how industry trends, technologies and policy drivers in electricity sector might impact existing regulatory system and incentives currently employed by commission.
- SB 979 Establishes ability of retail electricity consumer to purchase electricity generated by eligible renewable energy resources and certain ancillary services directly from entity that is not distribution utility that meets specified conditions.
- SB 980 Requires manufacturer to compensate manufacturer's franchisee for all labor and parts manufacturer requires franchisees to use to perform repairs on vehicles that are subject to recall.
- SB 981 Establishes procedure for automated motor vehicle manufacturer to submit certificate of compliance to Department of Transportation.
- SB 982 Regulates business relationship between equipment suppliers and equipment dealers in this state.
- SB 983 Eliminates electrician license category authorizing licensee to repair and maintain electrical wiring and equipment in manufactured structure.
- SB 984 Directs employer in specified industries to pay greater of daily or weekly overtime when employee is eligible for both in same week.
- SB 985 Exempts insurers that transact certain classes of commercial insurance from requirement to file rates or policy forms.
- SB 986 Permits insurance licensee to not provide annual notices of licensee's policies and practices with respect to disclosing personal information if licensee provides personal information to nonaffiliated third parties only in accordance with applicable law and does not change policies and practices that licensee last disclosed to customer.
- SB 987 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to study land value taxation.
- SB 988 Directs Department of Transportation to designate segments of highways as alternative fuel corridors and provide alternative fuel dispensing stations and charging stations to public.
- SB 989 Directs Travel Information Council to manage roadside rest areas along interstate and state highways.
- SB 990 Exempts small modular reactors from certain siting restrictions that apply to nuclear-fueled thermal power plants.
- SB 991 Directs Department of Transportation to issue Oregon Wounded Warrior parking permits to qualified applicants.
- SB 992 Designates third Friday in September of every year to be Oregon POW/MIA Recognition Day.
- SB 993 Designates August 7 of each year as Oregon Purple Heart Recognition Day.
- SB 994 Modifies requirements for coordinated care organizations.
- SB 995 Requires employer operating certain facility to submit annual materials balance report on facility's input and output of hazardous materials to Department of Environmental Quality.
- SB 996 Directs Department of Consumer and Business Services to design, implement, administer and operate savings program for post-secondary education expenses.
- SB 997 Establishes penalty to be imposed by Department of Consumer and Business Services on employers that offer health insurance coverage to employees but that have employees working at least 20 hours per week who receive health care coverage through medical assistance program.
- SB 998 Provides that person may not make retail sale of tobacco product or inhalant delivery system at or from premises located in this state unless person sells tobacco product or inhalant delivery system at or from premises that has been registered.
- SB 999 Limits remedies and penalties for certain wage and hour violations.
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SB 1000-1099
- SB 1000 Changes name of "Oregon State Defense Force" to "Oregon Civil Defense Force." Authorizes Superintendent of State Police to form volunteer Oregon State Police Civil Defense Force to provide emergency response and communications, medical assistance, logistical support and other aid.
- SB 1001 Permits each student enrolled at community college or public university to request, at no cost to student, evaluation to determine whether student should have section 504 plan or review of student's existing section 504 plan.
- SB 1002 Directs district school boards to adopt policies related to use of school facilities by private tutors.
- SB 1003 Prescribes requirements for screening tests related to dyslexia.
- SB 1004 Allows governing body of county to dedicate portion of moneys transferred to county school fund from federal forest reserve receipts if certain conditions are met.
- SB 1005 Directs Oregon Investment Council and State Treasurer to try to ensure that moneys in Public Employees Retirement Fund are not invested in companies that operate private prisons or corporations that own more than one million shares in companies that operate private prisons.
- SB 1006 Directs certifying agencies to certify to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, within specified time, victim helpfulness in detecting, investigating or prosecuting certain criminal activity.
- SB 1007 Directs State Department of Energy to develop climate test to conduct reviews for approval of proposed fossil fuel infrastructure projects.
- SB 1008 Authorizes State of Oregon to receive moneys pursuant to Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Agreement, deposit agreement moneys in Clean Diesel Engine Fund and use moneys to award grants for reducing emissions from school buses powered by diesel engines.
- SB 1009 For counties with 35,000 or more electors, increases number of required voting booths and requires specified number of voting booth locations.
- SB 1010 Requires county clerk of each county to develop ballot tracking program that uses electronic mail and telephone text messages to inform participating elector when ballot is mailed to elector, when elector's completed ballot is received by county clerk and whether completed ballot has nonmatching signature or other defect that requires further action by elector in order for elector's vote to be counted.
- SB 1011 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study and develop recommendations regarding most effective voter registration methods for students attending public universities and community colleges.
- SB 1012 Requires Secretary of State to ensure that there is at least one official ballot drop site at each public high school and on campus of each school of higher education.
- SB 1013 Requires Secretary of State, in consultation with Director of Department of Revenue, to conduct study and develop recommendations regarding desirability and most effective method for using tax filings submitted to Department of Revenue to ensure accuracy of addresses of electors contained in centralized voter registration system.
- SB 1014 Authorizes law enforcement agency to transfer marijuana items forfeited to agency as result of conviction to nonprofit medical marijuana dispensary.
- SB 1015 Provides that industrial hemp grower may transfer industrial hemp, and that industrial hemp handler may transfer industrial hemp concentrates and extracts, to marijuana processor licensed by Oregon Liquor Control Commission under certain circumstances.
- SB 1016 Creates position of State Ombudsman, appointed by Governor.
- SB 1017 Requires State Forester to establish guidelines for wildfire buffer zones that produce defensible spaces around lands in forestland-urban interface.
- SB 1018 Establishes Oregon Deaf, Deaf-Blind and Hard of Hearing Program within Department of Human Services.
- SB 1019 Authorizes magistrate division of tax court to allow prevailing taxpayer reasonable attorney fees and expenses.
- SB 1020 Directs Department of Transportation to enter into grant agreement with Lane Transit District to fund bus rapid transit and high-capacity transit systems.
- SB 1021 Appropriates moneys to Oregon Military Department for Oregon Military Museum.
- SB 1022 Eliminates boards, commissions and other government entities that have ceased to meet or that are no longer serving public good.
- SB 1023 Establishes Deaf, Deaf-Blind and Hard of Hearing Fund.
- SB 1024 Requires county to allow siting of accessory dwelling unit in area zoned rural residential.
- SB 1025 Creates process by which certain persons who practice profession related to enforcing or providing for public health and safety and who, in performance of official duties, come into contact with blood, bodily fluid or other potentially infectious material of another person may petition court for order compelling testing of other person for communicable disease.
- SB 1026 Creates crime of endangering a minor by allowing access to a firearm.
- SB 1027 Prohibits Department of Human Services and Oregon Health Authority from seeking payment from amounts in ABLE account.
- SB 1028 Allows professional licensing board to consider experience in lieu of high school diploma or equivalent for licensure, certification or other authorization to provide certain occupational or professional services.
- SB 1029 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Health Authority for Senior Farm Direct Nutrition Program and Women, Infants and Children Farm Direct Nutrition Program.
- SB 1030 Clarifies that moneys available for Ballot Measure 98 (2016) are to be in addition to moneys available through State School Fund.
- SB 1031 Prohibits person from engaging in business as debt buyer unless person first obtains certificate of registration from Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- SB 1032 Amends Oregon Promise program to remove prohibition on awarding more than $10 million in grants per fiscal year.
- SB 1033 Directs Department of Education to conduct feasibility study to determine viability of establishing public boarding school.
- SB 1034 Allows personal income and corporate excise taxpayers to subtract from taxable income amounts paid as principal of or interest on qualified education loans, if borrower is taxpayer or spouse, or dependent or employee of taxpayer.
- SB 1035 Creates personal income tax subtraction for adopting dogs and cats from animal rescue entities.
- SB 1036 Provides that certain activities are not considered surface mining and are exempt from surface mining permit requirements of State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.
- SB 1037 Allows local government to inhibit or prevent production or use of seed or seed products for purpose of protecting seed or products that are not genetically engineered from adverse impacts of genetically engineered seed or products or if enforcing local measure approved by county voters on May 20, 2014.
- SB 1038 Requires student to correctly answer specified number of questions on naturalization test required for United States citizenship before being eligible to receive high school diploma.
- SB 1039 Declares state policy on ocean acidification and hypoxia.
- SB 1040 Ensures that private sector labor organizations and employers throughout state may enter into union security agreements to full extent allowed by federal law.
- SB 1041 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study expenditure of public moneys on alcohol and drug treatment and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2019.
- SB 1042 Authorizes Governor to enter into agreement with another state for purpose of cross-jurisdictional coordination and enforcement of marijuana-related businesses.
- SB 1043 Allows person to continue to qualify for Oregon Promise if, after being awarded grant, person enters into service with career and technical student organization approved by Department of Education before attending community college.
- SB 1044 Provides that lapse, suspension or revocation of certificate, license, permit or other form of Oregon Liquor Control Commission authorization related to alcoholic beverages does not divest commission of authority for investigation, disciplinary proceedings and changes to suspension or revocation of certificate, license, permit or other authorization.
- SB 1045 Requires contracting agency to perform analysis to determine whether constructing public improvement with contracting agency's own equipment and personnel will result in least cost to contracting agency.
- SB 1046 Establishes Health Care for All Oregon Board to develop, implement and oversee Health Care for All Oregon Plan to be administered by Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 1047 Requires Department of Education to develop model plan for conducting tests for certain environmental hazards in facilities owned or leased by school districts or public charter schools where students or staff are present on regular basis and for reporting test results.
- SB 1048 Permits city or county to adjust property line through progression of property line adjustments that incorporates further adjustments of adjusted properties.
- SB 1049 Increases maximum container capacity for dispensing alcoholic beverages into securely covered containers supplied by consumer.
- SB 1050 Provides that presumptive sentence for certain sex crimes is life imprisonment without possibility of release or parole if defendant has certain prior conviction at time of offense.
- SB 1051 Requires city with population greater than 5,000 or county with population greater than 25,000 to review and decide on applications for certain housing developments containing affordable housing units within 100 days.
- SB 1052 Specifies that new or increased fees adopted by state agency do not become effective unless approved by Legislative Assembly by law.
- SB 1053 Requires Division of Audits to hire or contract with independent, third-party entity to conduct cost-benefit analysis of low carbon fuel standards and associated rules.
- SB 1054 For two-year period, exempts hospital from requirement to obtain certificate of need to construct new facility or to expand capacity to provide inpatient psychiatric services or inpatient chemical dependency services to veterans and active duty service members.
- SB 1055 Permits court to enter temporary order allowing or requiring reasonable visitation between child of deployed parent and stepparent, grandparent or other family member related to child with whom child has ongoing relationship.
- SB 1056 Prohibits use of gillnets and tangle nets for fishing.
- SB 1057 Provides Oregon Liquor Control Commission with additional power to enforce state marijuana laws.
- SB 1058 Expands scope of investigations of abuse of persons with mental illness that may be conducted by Department of Human Services.
- SB 1059 Permits minor political parties to choose to nominate candidates as part of state-sponsored primary election.
- SB 1060 Directs Legislative Administrator to use National Statuary Hall Replacement Fund moneys to commission statues of Chief Joseph and Abigail Scott Duniway to be placed on display in National Statuary Hall in United States Capitol.
- SB 1061 Directs Department of Environmental Quality to conduct study on solid waste management.
- SB 1062 Requires school districts, education service districts and public charter schools to adopt Healthy and Safe Schools Plan to address environmental conditions in facilities owned or leased by districts or schools where students or staff are present on regular basis.
- SB 1063 Declares policy of state to use zero-based budgeting in developing biennial budget plan.
- SB 1064 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for payment to Douglas Timber Operators for purpose of implementing first phase of sediment study of lower Rogue River.
- SB 1065 Requires gun dealer to substitute alternative fingerprint for criminal background check if firearm purchaser is unable to provide thumbprint.
- SB 1066 Directs Department of Human Services to accomplish various objectives to improve skills of and provide ongoing support for child welfare services employees.
- SB 1067 Establishes specified reporting requirements to ensure legislative review of potential future costs in state government workforce.
- SB 1068 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to establish risk sharing account for member of individual account program of Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan.
- SB 1069 Requires contracting agency to perform analysis to determine whether constructing transportation project with contracting agency's own equipment and personnel will result in least cost to contracting agency.
- SB 1070 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt carbon pollution market by rule.
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SB 5500-5599
- SB 5501 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Advocacy Commissions Office for biennial expenses.
- SB 5502 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Agriculture for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5503 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by State Department of Agriculture.
- SB 5504 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Department of Aviation.
- SB 5505 Establishes amounts authorized for issuance of general obligation bonds, revenue bonds, certificates of participation and other financing agreements for biennium.
- SB 5506 Limits for six-year period beginning July 1, 2017, payment of expenses from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by various state agencies for capital construction.
- SB 5507 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
- SB 5508 Increases and decreases certain biennial appropriations made from General Fund to specified state agencies and Emergency Board.
- SB 5509 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Board of Licensed Social Workers.
- SB 5510 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Columbia River Gorge Commission for biennial expenses.
- SB 5511 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Construction Contractors Board.
- SB 5512 Limits certain biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- SB 5513 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists and State Board of Psychologist Examiners.
- SB 5514 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Board of Dentistry.
- SB 5515 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Justice for biennial expenses of district attorneys.
- SB 5516 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5517 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for State School Fund.
- SB 5518 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Environmental Quality for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5519 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Forestry Department for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5520 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts and reimbursements from federal service agreements, but excluding lottery funds and other federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Government Ethics Commission.
- SB 5521 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Office of Governor for biennial expenses.
- SB 5522 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Chief Education Office for expenses incurred in first year of biennium.
- SB 5523 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Mortuary and Cemetery Board, Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine, Occupational Therapy Licensing Board, Board of Medical Imaging, State Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board.
- SB 5524 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for biennial expenses.
- SB 5525 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
- SB 5526 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Human Services for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5527 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Land Conservation and Development for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5528 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Land Use Board of Appeals for biennial expenses.
- SB 5529 Maintains and reserves lottery revenues available to benefit public purposes during biennium beginning July 1, 2017, in Administrative Services Economic Development Fund.
- SB 5530 Increases amount of lottery bonds authorized to be issued for Oregon Business Development Department and Housing and Community Services Department.
- SB 5531 Approves new fee adopted by Board of Medical Imaging.
- SB 5532 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Military Department for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5533 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for debt service on outstanding general obligation bonds sold pursuant to Article XI-G of Oregon Constitution for Oregon Health and Science University.
- SB 5534 Limits certain biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 5535 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Revenue for biennial expenses.
- SB 5536 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Secretary of State for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5537 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Department of State Lands for certain purposes.
- SB 5538 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Board of Tax Practitioners.
- SB 5539 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to transfer certain amounts from Tobacco Settlement Funds Account for certain purposes.
- SB 5540 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Transportation for biennial expenses.
- SB 5541 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Treasurer for biennial expenses.
- SB 5542 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Water Resources Department for biennial expenses.
- SB 5543 Increases and decreases certain biennial appropriations made from General Fund to Department of Human Services and Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 5544 Authorizes expenditures for obligations incurred by state agencies on or after July 1, 2017, that do not exceed specified levels.
- SB 5545 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
- SB 5546 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5547 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5548 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5549 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5550 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5551 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5552 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
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SCR 0-99
- SCR 1 Designates Kiger Mustang as official state horse.
- SCR 2 Recognizes 2015 Oregon Women of Achievement for outstanding leadership and service to people of Oregon.
- SCR 3 Designates November 25, 2017, as Holodomor Remembrance Day.
- SCR 4 Designates Border collie as official state dog.
- SCR 5 Requires committees and subcommittees of Senate and House of Representatives, and joint committees and subcommittees of Legislative Assembly, to accept remote testimony given by telephonic or electronic means.
- SCR 6 Recognizes and honors Sergeant Jason Michael Goodding (1976-2016) for his service to this state.
- SCR 7 In memoriam: Senator Alan Bates, 1945-2016.
- SCR 8 Recognizes and honors Deputy Roy Hugo Dirks (1936-1975) for his service to this state.
- SCR 9 Recognizes and honors Deputy Carlton Edmund Smith (1932-1965) for his service to this state.
- SCR 10 Recognizes and honors Reserve Deputy Robert Milton Riley (1922-1958) for his service to this state.
- SCR 11 Adjourns organizational session of Seventy-ninth Legislative Assembly.
- SCR 12 Declares policy of State of Oregon concerning cybersecurity risks and need for proactive cybersecurity risk management.
- SCR 13 Recognizes Jason Westlund for his exemplary service in assisting wounded accident victim.
- SCR 14 Acknowledges 75th anniversary of signing of Executive Order 9066 and injustice, pain and suffering inflicted on Japanese Americans during World War II and recognizes national Day of Remembrance.
- SCR 15 In memoriam: Dolores Hewitt Atiyeh, 1923-2016.
- SCR 16 In memoriam: Pat Straub, 1923-2016.
- SCR 17 Commends Oregon State University Women's Basketball Team on its 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 seasons.
- SCR 18 Designates osprey as official state raptor and western meadowlark as official state songbird.
- SCR 19 Recognizes and honors Corporal Jeremy M. Loveless, Specialist Six Norman Francis Evans and Specialist Four David Lynn Evans for their service to their country.
- SCR 20 Recognizes and honors Sergeant Brennan C. Gibson (1979-2006) for his service to his country.
- SCR 21 Commemorates 69th anniversary of Vanport flood and remembers survivors and those who lost their lives.
- SCR 22 In memoriam: Gary Braasch.
- SCR 23 Recognizes and honors Technician Fifth Grade Robert Dale Maxwell for his long and faithful service to his state and country.
- SCR 24 Commends Bend Heroes Foundation for its work in recognizing and honoring veterans and first responders.
- SCR 25 Condemns Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement and reaffirms right of Israelis and Palestinians to live safely and free from fear and violence.
- SCR 26 Recognizes Newberg as Camellia City of Oregon.
- SCR 27 Recognizes 2016 Oregon Women of Achievement for outstanding leadership and service to people of Oregon.
- SCR 28 Recognizes Harold White's contributions and achievements in public service.
- SCR 29 In memoriam: Dr. Edwin "Ed" Coleman, 1932-2017.
- SCR 30 Honors 555th "Triple Nickles" Parachute Infantry Battalion for pioneering achievements and service to their country and this state.
- SCR 31 Adjourns sine die 2017 regular session of Seventy-ninth Legislative Assembly.
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SJM 0-99
- SJM 1 Urges Congress to pass legislation establishing International System of Units as official system of weights and measures of United States.
- SJM 2 Applies to Congress to call amendment convention for purpose of proposing amendments to United States Constitution that address campaign finance reform.
- SJM 3 Urges Congress to modernize National Labor Relations Act to permit employers subject to collective bargaining agreements to offer performance pay, incentivize productivity and reward high-performing employees.
- SJM 4 Urges President and Congress to transfer federal lands within Oregon to State of Oregon.
- SJM 5 Urges establishment and funding of federal system to reimburse state and local government property owners and private property owners for damage to real property that results from spreading of wildfire originating on federal land.
- SJM 6 Urges Congress to call amendment convention to propose amendment to United States Constitution to impose fiscal restraints on and limit power and jurisdiction of federal government.
- SJM 7 Requests that Congress authorize and appropriate funding for United States Coast Guard's air facility in Newport in perpetuity.
- SJM 8 Urges U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to consider recreation, fish passage, downstream water use, irrigation and other variables in management of Big Cliff Dam and Detroit Reservoir.
- SJM 9 States opposition to United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334, urges strengthening of United States-Israel relationship and calls for direct, bilateral negotiations to resolve Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
- SJM 10 Applies to Congress to call amendment convention for purpose of proposing amendments that limit extension of constitutional rights to corporations, organizations and other artificial entities, and that limit role of money in political campaigns.
- SJM 11 Commends United States Department of Justice for decision to end its use of private prisons.
- SJM 12 Requests that federal government divest all public investments from stocks in private prisons and from corporations that hold more than one million shares in private prisons.
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SJR 0-99
- SJR 1 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly to require that each administrative rule or amendment of administrative rule adopted by executive branch agency be approved by Legislative Assembly before taking effect.
- SJR 2 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly each biennium to spend percentage of legislatively approved budget for education and for public safety.
- SJR 3 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution repealing ad valorem property tax assessment provisions created by House Joint Resolution 85 (1997) (Ballot Measure 50 (1997)), requiring ad valorem property taxes to be assessed on real market value of property and directing Legislative Assembly to provide exemption from ad valorem property taxes for owner-occupied principal dwellings and tax lots upon which dwellings are located.
- SJR 4 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require bills declaring emergency to receive at least two-thirds majority vote in each House of Legislative Assembly for passage.
- SJR 5 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to legislative review of state agency administrative rules.
- SJR 6 Directs Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction to communicate to school districts information regarding backpack safety.
- SJR 7 Proposes revision of Oregon Constitution directing Legislative Assembly to adopt sales tax on purchase price of tangible personal property and services and use tax on purchase price of tangible personal property.
- SJR 8 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to have administrative rule be subject to sunset upon petition of one or more Senators and one or more Representatives.
- SJR 9 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing commission to adopt legislative and congressional redistricting plans.
- SJR 10 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting commission to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate, state House of Representatives and United States House of Representatives.
- SJR 11 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting commission to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate, state House of Representatives and United States House of Representatives.
- SJR 12 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting commission to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate, state House of Representatives and United States House of Representatives.
- SJR 13 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting commission to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate, state House of Representatives and United States House of Representatives.
- SJR 14 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting commission to adopt redistricting plans for Senate, House of Representatives and United States Congress.
- SJR 15 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require bills declaring emergency to receive at least two-thirds majority vote in each House of Legislative Assembly for passage.
- SJR 16 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to vest power of impeachment of statewide elected Executive Branch officials in House of Representatives and power to try impeachments in Senate.
- SJR 17 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit types of legislative measures that Legislative Assembly may enact during even-numbered year regular session, unless passed by two-thirds vote of each house of Legislative Assembly.
- SJR 18 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly at regular session held in odd-numbered year to pass bill appropriating funds for state's system of kindergarten through grade 12 public education before passing any bill appropriating funds for any other state agency.
- SJR 19 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit public official of this state and principal campaign committee of public official of this state from accepting campaign contributions from organizations with which official has, in previous two years, negotiated contract, approved contract or supervised or approved negotiation of contract.
- SJR 20 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly to pass bill appropriating funds for state's system of kindergarten through grade 12 public education by 65th day of regular session held in odd-numbered year and to prohibit compensation of legislators if bill is not passed.
- SJR 21 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly each biennium to spend percentage of legislatively approved budget for education and for public safety.
- SJR 22 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit Legislative Assembly from amending or repealing initiative law for period of two years after enactment, unless two-thirds of members in both houses of Legislative Assembly vote to amend or repeal initiative law.
- SJR 23 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit awards of noneconomic damages against nonprofit corporations to $500,000.
- SJR 24 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit state governmental appropriations for general governmental purposes in biennium to lesser of percentage increase in projected personal income, percentage increase in projected population growth plus inflation or percentage increase in projected gross domestic product of Oregon for biennium.
- SJR 25 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing one Senator per county in this state.
- SJR 26 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly to require that each administrative rule or amendment of administrative rule adopted by executive branch agency be approved by Legislative Assembly before taking effect.
- SJR 27 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit awards of noneconomic damages in medical liability actions to $500,000.
- SJR 28 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit awards of noneconomic damages against religious organizations to $500,000.
- SJR 29 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting commission to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate and state House of Representatives.
- SJR 30 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require bills and joint resolutions passed during even-numbered year regular sessions of Legislative Assembly to receive two-thirds vote in favor in each house for passage.
- SJR 31 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution authorizing large cities to unilaterally form consolidated city-county government separate from remainder of county, authorizing certain cities in large counties to form new counties separate from remainder of county and providing for disposition of remaining noncontiguous portions of county divided by foregoing provisions.
- SJR 32 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to amplify types of legislative measures that require three-fifths majority vote in each house for passage.
- SJR 33 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly, by passage of joint resolution, to repeal administrative rule or amendment of administrative rule adopted by executive branch agency.
- SJR 34 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly by law to prohibit agency rule, policy or procedure from taking effect until after Legislative Assembly has adopted joint resolution approving rule, policy or procedure.
- SJR 35 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly to require that each administrative rule or amendment of administrative rule adopted by executive branch agency be approved by Legislative Assembly before taking effect.
- SJR 36 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly each biennium to spend percentage of legislatively approved budget for education and for public safety.
- SJR 37 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution creating State Board of Education.
- SJR 38 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require two-thirds majority vote in favor in each chamber of Legislative Assembly to pass bills declaring emergency.
- SJR 39 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to modify maximum number of calendar days of regular sessions of Legislative Assembly.
- SJR 40 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow filling of recall petition against officer at any time after officer is elected to term of office that immediately succeeds previous term of office to which officer was elected.
- SJR 41 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution providing for imposition of business privilege tax on gross receipts derived from Oregon sales and establishing Oregon Rainy Day Fund.
- SJR 42 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that every legislative measure must be introduced at request of Senator or Representative.
- SJR 43 Urges Governor and executive branch state agencies, when directed by Legislative Assembly to make unspecified reductions in state agency budgets or when responding to allotment reductions directed by Governor, to make reductions to programs and services in manner that causes least harm and inconvenience to persons agencies serve.
- SJR 44 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to repeal existing provision of Constitution that makes persons ineligible to hold any office of trust if they give or accept challenge to fight duel, or if they knowingly carry such challenge to another.
- SJR 45 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution expanding use of moneys in State Highway Fund.
- SJR 46 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require that proposed elector enactments requiring expenditure of public moneys include proposed source of revenue sufficient to pay for expenditure.
- SJR 47 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution that establishes Personal Investment in Education Fund in State Treasury, and directs that moneys determined to be excess revenues under excess revenue "kicker" process be deposited in fund rather than refunded to personal income taxpayers.
- SJR 48 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution authorizing use of revenue from certain taxes or excises imposed with respect to motor vehicle fuel and motor vehicles to be used for costs related to construction, reconstruction and improvement of ports and rail, and related infrastructure, in this state for purpose of transporting freight, in order to reduce congestion on public highways, roads and streets in this state.
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SM 0-99
- SM 1 States opposition to United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334, urges strengthening of United States-Israel relationship and calls for direct, bilateral negotiations to resolve Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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SB 0-99
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House Bills
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HB 2000-2099
- HB 2001 Repeals statewide prohibition on city and county ordinances regulating rents.
- HB 2002 Expands laws regarding preservation of participating properties that are publicly supported housing.
- HB 2003 Repeals prohibition on city or county ordinance or resolution controlling rent charged for rental of dwelling unit.
- HB 2004 During first nine months of occupancy, prohibits landlord from terminating month-to-month tenancy within 60 days of receiving from tenant request for repairs to correct certain building, health or housing code violation or unhabitable condition.
- HB 2005 Provides definitions relating to comparable work for purposes of pay equity provisions.
- HB 2006 Disallows, for purposes of personal income taxation, mortgage interest deduction for residence other than taxpayer's principal residence.
- HB 2007 Requires city or county to review and decide on applications for certain housing developments containing affordable housing units within 100 days.
- HB 2008 Updates amount landlord must pay tenant of manufactured dwelling park upon closure of park to convert to other use.
- HB 2009 Advances sunset for subtraction for sale of manufactured dwelling park to certain entities.
- HB 2010 Establishes Task Force on Addressing Racial Disparities in Home Ownership.
- HB 2011 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to administer study to assess disparities between federal and local calculations of fair market rent.
- HB 2012 Defines "Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region." Establishes Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Board, in collaboration with Oregon Business Development Department, to formulate and implement strategies and practices for strategic investment in workforce development and economic development in Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region and to make grants or loans to eligible applicants to encourage workforce development and economic development in region.
- HB 2013 Modifies requirements for preschool program administered by Early Learning Division.
- HB 2014 Requires Health Plan Quality Metrics Committee to develop quality measures to gauge coordinated care organization's compliance with requirement to provide members with access to traditional health workers.
- HB 2015 Directs Oregon Health Authority, in coordination with Traditional Health Workers Commission, to biennially review, and revise if necessary, any reimbursement rates for doulas.
- HB 2016 Modifies methodology for reimbursing hospital costs under self-insured benefit plan offered by Public Employees' Benefit Board.
- HB 2017 Modifies and adds laws related to transportation.
- HB 2018 Requires Department of Transportation to study improving this state's transportation system.
- HB 2019 Requires Department of Revenue to submit to Legislative Revenue Officer information from Oregon tax returns about certain corporations doing business in Oregon.
- HB 2020 Establishes Oregon Energy and Climate Board as oversight and advisory body for Oregon Department of Energy and Climate.
- HB 2021 Establishes procedures for sentencing defendant as sexually violent dangerous offender for certain first degree sex crimes.
- HB 2022 Excludes volumetric mixers from definition of "fixed load vehicle." Makes additional nonsubstantive housekeeping changes to definition.
- HB 2023 Amends definition of "high-value farmland." Declares emergency, effective on passage.
- HB 2024 Imposes tax on inhalant-form nicotine at point of retail sale, based on percentage of wholesale price.
- HB 2025 Directs Legislative Administrator to use National Statuary Hall Replacement Fund moneys to commission statues of Abigail Scott Duniway and Mark Odom Hatfield to be placed on display in National Statuary Hall in United States Capitol.
- HB 2026 Appropriates money from General Fund to Department of Justice for 2017-2019 biennium for purposes of resource prosecutor position dedicated to assisting prosecution of offenses involving detriment or risk of detriment to animals.
- HB 2027 Prohibits person, public body or local service district from constructing bridge crossing Deschutes River within certain segment of Deschutes Scenic Waterway.
- HB 2028 Establishes Task Force on Government Transparency.
- HB 2029 Modifies definition of "native fish" for purposes of salmon and trout enhancement program.
- HB 2030 Removes certain restriction on number of nonresident annual black bear tags that may be issued by State Fish and Wildlife Commission for general hunting season.
- HB 2031 Permits owner of Metolius resort site to apply to county for approval of small-scale recreation community within three years if owner meets certain requirements.
- HB 2032 Creates task force to identify and develop proposals for privatization of sale of distilled liquors.
- HB 2033 Requires Department of Transportation to study development of uniform standards for speed bump height and markings.
- HB 2034 Sets forth full name of state agency in statute.
- HB 2035 Requires State Department of Fish and Wildlife to develop and implement program to provide technical assistance to Oregon landowners, businesses and communities regarding nonlethal methods to reduce conflict between humans and wildlife.
- HB 2036 Directs Attorney General to take all necessary steps to pursue reimbursement from federal government for costs incurred by state by reason of incarceration of illegal aliens in this state.
- HB 2037 Increases rate of taxation on cigarettes and tobacco products.
- HB 2038 Modifies purposes for which school districts may receive grants to pay for costs incurred by school districts to purchase food produced or processed in state.
- HB 2039 Requires that, in election proposing annexation, votes from city and territory to be annexed be counted separately to determine separate majorities if territory to be annexed includes 100 acres or more.
- HB 2040 Authorizes district or city to require consent to eventual annexation of property before providing extraterritorial service to property.
- HB 2041 Establishes Certified Oregon Program in Oregon Business Development Department to certify for-profit and nonprofit businesses to use term "Certified Oregon" on products and labels, in advertising and media and for other purposes specified by rule.
- HB 2042 Prohibits state agency from charging member of Legislative Assembly or statewide elected official fee for parking on state property while member or official is performing official duties.
- HB 2043 Appropriates moneys for 2017-2019 biennium to State Department of Agriculture for purpose of carrying out weed control programs.
- HB 2044 Prohibits Oregon Health Authority from recovering state's share of overpayment of medical assistance for prescription drug unless overpayment resulted from fraud.
- HB 2045 Authorizes Oregon Health Authority to waive or reduce inadvertent or unintentional overpayment of medical assistance claim for prescription drug.
- HB 2046 Specifies types of primary care providers eligible to participate in primary care provider loan repayment program.
- HB 2047 Exempts from taxation real property of nonprofit health clinic that is occupied or used to provide health services, or administrative services necessary to provide such health services, and is either federally qualified health center or occupied or used to serve specified low-income or needy patients.
- HB 2048 Replaces standard using cost of performance with market-sourcing standard for purposes of corporate taxation and determining sales factor for apportionment calculation.
- HB 2049 Expands definition of "transient lodging intermediary" to include person that requires transient lodging provider to use specific third-party entity to collect consideration for occupancy of transient lodging.
- HB 2050 Delays running of interest on overpayments of taxes for emergency communications and taxes for transient lodging.
- HB 2051 Modifies methodology for determining amount of surplus tax credit received by personal income taxpayers under statutory kicker provision.
- HB 2052 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to study exemption from ad valorem property taxation of property of nonprofit corporations.
- HB 2053 Provides for expedited review by Supreme Court of challenge by adversely affected party asserting that bill passed by the Legislative Assembly with votes of less than three-fifths of members of each chamber of Legislative Assembly is bill for raising revenue.
- HB 2054 Modifies definition of "business tax credit," as allowed to shareholders of S corporation, to remove Department of Revenue rulemaking authority.
- HB 2055 Directs Department of Revenue to study issues related to providing preferential tax rate for benefit companies and to provide results of study to Legislative Assembly not later than December 31, 2018.
- HB 2056 Increases rates of taxation on cigarettes and tobacco products.
- HB 2057 For purposes of corporate minimum tax, modifies definition of "Oregon sales" to exclude sales made from Oregon to state in which taxpayer is not taxable.
- HB 2058 For purposes of corporate minimum tax, modifies definition of Oregon sales to exclude sales of other than tangible property unless attributable to this state's marketplace.
- HB 2059 For purposes of corporate minimum tax, modifies definition of Oregon sales to exclude sales made from Oregon to state in which taxpayer is not taxable and sales of intangible property unless attributable to this state's marketplace.
- HB 2060 For purposes of taxpayer election of reduced tax rate for certain pass-through nonpassive income, requires net increase in number of employees.
- HB 2061 For purposes of personal income taxation, changes connection point from federal taxable income to federal adjusted gross income by eliminating allowance of itemized deductions or standard deduction.
- HB 2062 Expands definition of tobacco products for purpose of taxation to include inhalant form nicotine.
- HB 2063 For purposes of property tax exemption for certain communication infrastructure, requires minimum cost of newly constructed or installed real or tangible personal property.
- HB 2064 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue on changes to law recommended by transient lodging tax work group.
- HB 2065 Provides that tax credits are allowed against corporate minimum tax unless otherwise provided in statute.
- HB 2066 Extends sunset for tax credits for reservation enterprise zones, affordable housing lenders, rural medical providers and fish screening devices.
- HB 2067 Expands list of jurisdictions of incorporation for which income must be included on Oregon corporate excise tax return, if corporation is member of unitary group with Oregon corporation.
- HB 2068 Directs Department of Revenue to deliver vouchers to certain personal income taxpayers who fail to use income tax credit for political contribution in previous tax year.
- HB 2069 Requires annual adjustment for inflation of estate tax exclusion amount and threshold for requirement to file estate tax return.
- HB 2070 Extends sunset for tax credit for affordable housing lenders.
- HB 2071 Extends sunset for tax credit for completion of agricultural workforce housing project.
- HB 2072 Provides for transfer from State Department of Energy to State Forestry Department of administration of tax credit allowed for biomass, as applicable only to credit for collection of woody biomass.
- HB 2073 Extends sunset for tax credit for electronic commerce in enterprise zone or city designated for electronic commerce.
- HB 2074 Extends sunset for tax credit for energy conservation project.
- HB 2075 Extends sunset for tax credit for insurers transacting fire insurance.
- HB 2076 Extends sunset for tax credit for fish screening devices.
- HB 2077 Extends sunset for tax credit for long-term rural enterprise zone.
- HB 2078 Extends sunset for tax credits for qualified research activities.
- HB 2079 Extends sunset for tax credits for renewable energy development contributions.
- HB 2080 Extends sunset for tax credit for reservation enterprise zone or reservation partnership zone.
- HB 2081 Extends sunset for construction or installation of alternative energy devices.
- HB 2082 Extends sunset for tax credit for rural medical care.
- HB 2083 Extends sunset for tax credits for transportation projects.
- HB 2084 Directs Department of Revenue to establish and maintain list of persons that sell or accept orders for cigarettes, inhalant delivery systems or tobacco products that are to be transported from a point outside this state to consumer within this state and that either do not require age verification or fail to pay tax.
- HB 2085 Creates refundable income tax credit for renting farmland to beginning farmers for term of three years.
- HB 2086 Authorizes governing body of local government or special government body to notify Governor when local government or special government body is insolvent.
- HB 2087 Expands taxpayer bill of rights.
- HB 2088 Authorizes city within county with population greater than 700,000 to define "area" as city in which property is located, for purposes of certain ad valorem property taxation statutes.
- HB 2089 Allows liquor stores and distillery retail outlet agents to sell vermouth.
- HB 2090 Provides that person engages in unlawful trade practice if person publishes on website related to person's business, or in consumer agreement related to consumer transaction, statement or representation of fact in which person asserts that person, in particular manner or for particular purposes, will use, disclose, collect, maintain, delete or dispose of information that person requests, requires or receives from consumer and person uses, discloses, collects, maintains, deletes or disposes of in
- HB 2091 Authorizes Public Utility Commission to use universal service fund moneys to encourage broadband service availability and to provide support to telecommunications carriers that provide both basic telephone service and broadband service.
- HB 2092 Specifies that, in service area for which telecommunications carriers are not receiving universal service fund moneys, telecommunications carriers are not required to perform certain obligations.
- HB 2093 Reduces personal income tax rates by modifying income tax brackets.
- HB 2094 Requires counties and metropolitan service districts that propose land for designation as urban reserve or rural reserve in written agreement to in fact designate land if specified factors are decided in affirmative.
- HB 2095 Allows metropolitan service district to revise demonstration of sufficient buildable lands on single occasion under certain circumstances and to expand urban growth boundary if metropolitan service district concludes expansion is warranted.
- HB 2096 Establishes procedure for negotiation of urban service agreement between city with population greater than 5,000 and certain districts.
- HB 2097 Makes findings and declarations regarding use of state region approach to water resource management and drought resilience.
- HB 2098 Requires Department of State Lands to conduct study on effectiveness of removal-fill laws and submit report on results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to environment and natural resources on or before September 15, 2018.
- HB 2099 Changes water management and conservation plan approval condition for extension of time to construct works or perfect right for municipal use of water.
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HB 2100-2199
- HB 2100 Provides that portion of U.S. Highway 20 shall be known as Oregon Medal of Honor Highway.
- HB 2101 Directs Legislative Counsel to prepare open government impact statement for measures that affect disclosure, or exemption from disclosure, of public records.
- HB 2102 Modifies laws relating to driving while under influence of intoxicants.
- HB 2103 Permits licensed nurse practitioners to perform vasectomies.
- HB 2104 Requires employer of security personnel in corrections institution to pay employee three times the regular rate of employee's pay if employer requires employee to work in excess of 40 hours in any one week.
- HB 2105 Establishes Department of Corrections Budget Oversight Commission to advise Governor and Director of Department of Corrections, and make recommendations for legislation, regarding management and implementation of biennial budget of department, including employee overtime expenses and health care expenses.
- HB 2106 Makes various changes to laws relating to mining and mineral resources.
- HB 2107 Provides that county is exempt from applicability of statute banning use of dogs to hunt or pursue cougars if voters approve county measure proposed by initiative petition or referred to people by governing body of county.
- HB 2108 Removes notification and certain examination requirements that apply to children who are taught by private teacher, parent or legal guardian.
- HB 2109 Prohibits selling, dispensing or using aviation fuel that contains lead or lead compounds after January 1, 2022.
- HB 2110 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to, no later than January 1, 2022, adopt by rule standards and programs for reducing diesel emissions from medium-duty trucks, heavy-duty trucks and nonroad diesel engines.
- HB 2111 Prohibits inclusion of provisions prohibiting installation and use of solar panels for obtaining solar access in declaration or bylaws of planned community.
- HB 2112 Prohibits financial institutions from unilaterally closing customer account unless customer is given 60 days' notice of closure and of reason for closure.
- HB 2113 Adds secular organizations to list of persons and entities authorized to solemnize marriages.
- HB 2114 Directs Oregon Medical Board, Oregon State Board of Nursing, Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine and Oregon Board of Dentistry to provide licensees of boards with opioid and opiate prescribing guidelines and recommendations established by association of licensee practitioners.
- HB 2115 Specifies requirements for property of nonprofit hospitals and nonprofit health systems to be exempt from taxation.
- HB 2116 Creates Help In Cutting Costs for Unusual Pharmaceuticals program in Oregon Health Authority to reimburse high costs incurred by persons in this state to purchase certain pharmaceutical products.
- HB 2117 Provides that owner of abutting real property may not be required to maintain or repair sidewalks or curbs, and no lien for assessment for repairs may attach to abutting real property, if abutting real property does not have direct access to sidewalks or curbs.
- HB 2118 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to determine official rate of medical care inflation to be used by insurers in calculating premium rates.
- HB 2119 Increases cigarette tax.
- HB 2120 Prohibits members of Legislative Assembly from participating in discussion or debate if actual conflict of interest exists.
- HB 2121 Increases fuel tax and motor carrier taxes.
- HB 2122 Modifies requirements for coordinated care organizations.
- HB 2123 Limits number of voting members of Oregon State Hospital Advisory Board serving on ad hoc committees established by board to less than quorum.
- HB 2124 Specifies that Department of Environmental Quality may use moneys available in Residential Solid Fuel Heating Air Quality Improvement Fund to provide rebates for replacement or removal of certain solid fuel burning devices.
- HB 2125 Requires Oregon Health Authority to establish grant program for purpose of making grants to entities that provide services related to encouraging and assisting pregnant women in carrying their pregnancies to term.
- HB 2126 Repeals requirement that person engaged in business of selling, leasing or otherwise transferring firearms record in register purchase or acceptance in trade of used firearm and provide copy of record to law enforcement agency.
- HB 2127 Directs Department of Justice to create and maintain list of states that recognize Oregon concealed handgun licenses and require handgun competency to obtain concealed handgun license that is similar to competency required in Oregon.
- HB 2128 Deletes requirement that pseudoephedrine be classified as Schedule III controlled substance.
- HB 2129 Restricts limitation on award of noneconomic damages to claims in actions for wrongful death.
- HB 2130 Creates crime of endangering a minor by allowing access to a firearm.
- HB 2131 Modifies requirements for content of State Fire Marshal plan for coordinated response to oil or hazardous material spills or releases that occur during rail transport.
- HB 2132 Expands purposes for which improvements may be made under local government financing program to include energy storage, smart electric vehicle charging stations and water efficiency.
- HB 2133 Caps electricity generated by any single biomass facility that may be used to meet requirement that certain percentage of electricity in this state be electricity generated by small-scale renewable energy projects or biomass facilities.
- HB 2134 Changes process by which Public Utility Commission collects moneys from electric companies for purposes related to low-income electric bill payment assistance.
- HB 2135 Repeals greenhouse gas emissions goals and requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule statewide greenhouse gas emissions goal for 2025, and limits for years 2035 and 2050.
- HB 2136 Creates schedule by which certain percentage of electricity sold by electric company to retail electricity consumers must be electricity generated by qualifying small-scale renewable energy projects.
- HB 2137 Redefines scope of Public Utility Commission's general duties and powers.
- HB 2138 Beginning January 1, 2018, requires certain public improvement contracts to reserve one percent of total contract price for performing repowers or retrofits of certain diesel engines used in course of performing contract.
- HB 2139 Directs State Department of Energy to study treating anhydrous ammonia as renewable energy source for purposes of renewable portfolio standard.
- HB 2140 Requires seller of real property to disclose seismic risk in seller's property disclosure statement.
- HB 2141 Directs court to order suspension of person's driving privileges upon person's conviction for offense related to sexual solicitation.
- HB 2142 Requires state agency that issues certain authorizations to persons to suspend authorization upon receipt of court order that person has been convicted of specified crimes relating to solicitation or prostitution.
- HB 2143 Designates first Saturday in June of each year as Oregon Outdoor Recreation Day.
- HB 2144 Permits owner of land to continue nonconforming land use if owner provides evidence that use qualified for all permits and approvals required by law when use commenced.
- HB 2145 Establishes lower minimum wage for work-study students, adjusted annually for inflation.
- HB 2146 Prohibits tax-exempt entities from earning or transferring energy-related tax credits.
- HB 2147 Requires each post-secondary institution of education to provide Higher Education Coordinating Commission with number of Oregon high school graduates from each school district enrolled at institution and graduation rate at institution for Oregon high school graduates from each school district.
- HB 2148 Allows construction contractor or subcontractor to post retainage bond as substitute for moneys being withheld as retainage.
- HB 2149 Provides for one-time, decreased vehicle registration fee for former prisoners of war.
- HB 2150 Directs Oregon Liquor Control Commission to allow manufacturers or importing distributors of wine, cider or malt beverages to file required statements and pay privilege taxes by electronic means.
- HB 2151 Allows property tax exemption for food processing machinery and equipment newly acquired by persons engaged in business of producing cannabinoid edibles, alcoholic beverages and alcoholic liquors.
- HB 2152 Permits small business development centers to use grant funds for outreach and marketing.
- HB 2153 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to establish voluntary certification system for commercial interior designers.
- HB 2154 Directs Oregon State Lottery Commission to employ ombudsmen to assist small businesses that are or wish to become lottery game retailers or contractors.
- HB 2155 Extends sunset for tax credit for qualified equity investment.
- HB 2156 Requires Department of Revenue to establish program by means of which representatives of C corporations and S corporations may resolve issues and ask questions concerning Oregon corporate income and excise tax laws or application of Oregon corporation income and excise tax laws.
- HB 2157 Requires Department of Revenue to establish program by means of which department may give priority to certified public accountants and other tax practitioners who have questions about or wish to resolve issues concerning Oregon tax laws or application of Oregon tax laws to personal income tax accounts.
- HB 2158 Extends sunset for tax credit for qualified equity investment.
- HB 2159 Changes definition of "cider" for purposes of alcohol control laws and alcohol taxation laws.
- HB 2160 Increases number of nonmanufacturing locations at which brewery-public house licensee may conduct authorized sales activities.
- HB 2161 Provides that amendments to bylaws of credit union are automatically effective unless disapproved by Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 2162 Requires state contracting agency that awards public improvement contract with contract price of more than $5 million to require contractor to employ apprentices to perform 10 percent of work hours on public improvement that workers in apprenticeable occupations perform.
- HB 2163 Permits employer to make deduction from employee's wages for contribution to individual account for employee's benefit in plan maintained under section 125, 401(k), 403(b), 408, 408A or 457 of Internal Revenue Code if employee is given certain notices and right to cancel or change contribution.
- HB 2164 Requires municipalities administering and enforcing building inspection programs to provide electronic access to building code information and services.
- HB 2165 Requires building official to inspect small home for compliance with recreational vehicle program standards if home is not intended for use as residence or is not permanently sited.
- HB 2166 Requires debt buyer to register with Department of Consumer and Business Services to engage in business as debt buyer in this state.
- HB 2167 Creates unlawful employment practice and violation of Oregon Safe Employment Act for creating or maintaining abusive work environment.
- HB 2168 Requires municipality or business employing person to perform state building code specialty code inspection to provide equipment required for performance of inspection.
- HB 2169 Limits certain attorney fee awards to employee who prevails on claim against employer in wage and hour and employment cases.
- HB 2170 Establishes Office of Oregon Ombudsmen to provide administrative services and support to Office of the Long Term Care Ombudsman, Office of the Residential Facilities Ombudsman, Office of the Foster Parent Ombudsman, Office of the Foster Child Ombudsman and Office of the Oregon Public Guardian .
- HB 2171 Requires Oregon Volunteers Commission for Voluntary Action and Service to maintain volunteer staff of court appointed special advocates sufficient to meet statutory requirement to appoint court appointed special advocate in every juvenile dependency proceeding.
- HB 2172 Requires person that engages in business in this state, on premises onto which person permits members of public to enter, to post in prominent location outside entry to premises sign that states person's policy with respect to permitting individuals who have license to carry concealed handgun to carry firearm onto premises.
- HB 2173 Allows person harmed by criminal act resulting in physical injury or death to bring action for damages against place of public accommodation if place of public accommodation prohibits visitors from possessing firearm.
- HB 2174 Directs Department of Education to hire and place in schools licensed clinical social workers and to report to Legislative Assembly on certain findings related to social workers in schools.
- HB 2175 Removes limitation on number of sobering facilities that may be registered with Oregon Health Authority.
- HB 2176 Authorizes moneys in Mental Health Alcoholism and Drug Services Account to be used by counties to provide funding to sobering facilities.
- HB 2177 Directs Legislative Fiscal Office to conduct study and report findings regarding 2017-2019 biennium sources of Oregon Liquor Control Commission revenue related to alcoholic beverages and recipients of revenue distributions.
- HB 2178 Requires witness before statutory, standing, special or interim legislative committee to sign declaration that witness's testimony is true to best of witness's knowledge and belief, and that witness understands testimony is subject to penalty for perjury.
- HB 2179 Permits onsite treatment of septage prior to application of biosolids on exclusive farm use land using treatment facilities that are portable, temporary and transportable by truck trailer during authorized period of time.
- HB 2180 Establishes right of employee for civil action based on unpaid wages.
- HB 2181 Creates rebuttable presumption against employer if employer takes certain adverse actions against employee within 90 days of employee's protected, wage-related activity.
- HB 2182 Creates tax credit for employers that pay wages to youth workers, defined as workers between 16 and 25 years of age.
- HB 2183 Transfers authority relating to plan review and inspections of health care facilities from State Fire Marshal to Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 2184 Provides that contractor may award subcontract only to responsible subcontractor.
- HB 2185 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for Office of Community Colleges and Workforce Development for Oregon Youth Employment Program, local workforce investment boards and Oregon Youth Conservation Corps.
- HB 2186 Provides that Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services may certify self-insurance program created by intergovernmental agreement as self-insured employer for purposes of workers' compensation insurance.
- HB 2187 Requires issue subject to collective bargaining during term of collective bargaining agreement that is not resolved through negotiation or mediation to be resolved through binding arbitration.
- HB 2188 Permits employee of contracting agency that conducts cost analysis or determines feasibility of procurement, or exclusive representative of employee's bargaining unit, to seek judicial review of cost analysis or determination.
- HB 2189 Establishes statute of repose for actions arising out of real estate appraisal activity.
- HB 2190 Modifies definition of "social game" for purposes of regulation of gambling.
- HB 2191 Authorizes Secretary of State to investigate alleged or potential violations of business entity statutes and to require business entity to provide list of shareholders and respond to interrogatories.
- HB 2192 Increases term of Workers' Compensation Management-Labor Advisory Committee members from two years to three years.
- HB 2193 Requires large employers in specified industries to provide new employee with estimated work schedule and to provide current employee with two weeks' notice of employee work schedule.
- HB 2194 Defines "funds of a public agency," for purposes of applying prevailing rate of wage to projects for public works, to include tax credits or tax abatements that contractor engaged in project for public works receives from state in connection with project.
- HB 2195 Requires inspector of construction work to ascertain name and license type and number of each contractor or subcontractor having responsibility for work being inspected.
- HB 2196 Requires contracting agency to base determination of contractor's responsibility for public improvement contract on contractor's demonstrating that contractor has provided health insurance to contractor's employees for period of two years before contractor submitted bid for public improvement contract.
- HB 2197 Allows Department of Revenue to enter into agreement with qualified governing body of federally recognized Indian tribe for purpose of making rebate payments for estimate of tax on marijuana items.
- HB 2198 Establishes Oregon Cannabis Commission for certain purposes, including determining possible framework for future governance of Oregon Medical Marijuana Program.
- HB 2199 Eliminates provision indicating that cannabis-related business licenses may be for term other than one year.
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HB 2200-2299
- HB 2200 Changes name of Oregon Liquor Control Commission to Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission.
- HB 2201 Corrects and conforms definitions for "cannabinoid concentrate" and "cannabinoid extract" in laws regulating cannabis.
- HB 2202 Modifies statute under which lien may be imposed against building or premises used to illegally produce, process, sell or use marijuana items.
- HB 2203 Changes distribution of moneys collected by Department of Revenue as tax imposed on retail sale of marijuana items.
- HB 2204 Changes statutory limitation on local government's authority to impose local tax or fee on retail sale of marijuana items.
- HB 2205 Directs State Department of Agriculture to solicit proposals from third party vendors to create for producers of cannabis efficiency standards for energy and water consumption and certification protocols for meeting those standards.
- HB 2206 Eliminates education, experience and examination requirements for issuance or renewal of landscape contracting business license or landscape construction professional license.
- HB 2207 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to pay increased benefits not paid to person who failed to file statement indicating that payments were subject to Oregon personal income tax if person later establishes that payments were subject to Oregon personal income tax.
- HB 2208 Relieves petitioner for way of necessity from payment of costs and fees under certain circumstances.
- HB 2209 Establishes Task Force on Housing Supply.
- HB 2210 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to develop and implement Retaining Affordable Rental Housing Program to provide financial assistance to owners of multifamily rental housing to rehabilitate and maintain housing at affordable rental rates.
- HB 2211 Requires all candidates for partisan office, regardless of political party affiliation or nonaffiliation, to appear on same unified primary election ballot, with two candidates receiving most votes advancing to general election ballot.
- HB 2212 Requires express or implied approval of permanent administrative rules by committees of Legislative Assembly before rules become effective.
- HB 2213 Establishes Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund.
- HB 2214 Establishes Expedited Housing Permitting Fund.
- HB 2215 Establishes Oregon Right to Rest Act.
- HB 2216 Requires Department of Human Services to adopt rules to establish Oregon Foster Children's Sibling Bill of Rights.
- HB 2217 Creates Falk-Alfano Act.
- HB 2218 Requires that information concerning sex offenders convicted of certain offenses be released on website maintained by Department of State Police.
- HB 2219 Encourages school districts and public charter schools to offer students courses or other educational opportunities in civics.
- HB 2220 Removes certain requirements veterans must meet prior to receiving high school diploma.
- HB 2221 Requires Oregon Health Authority and Department of Consumer and Business Services to report annually to Legislative Assembly on implementation of requirements to reimburse cost of child abuse medical assessments conducted by community assessment centers.
- HB 2222 Directs Land Conservation and Development Commission to study potential conversion to regional land use planning process.
- HB 2223 Directs Department of Education to establish program to develop and maintain statewide school nursing services.
- HB 2224 Directs Legislative Fiscal Officer to include in fiscal impact statement on legislative measures reported out of committee statement describing number of full-time equivalent positions state agency will need to administer provisions of measure.
- HB 2225 Requires state agency to report to Director of Oregon Department of Administrative Services when any budgeted position is vacant for six months.
- HB 2226 Authorizes Legislative Assembly to direct by joint resolution Attorney General to conduct preliminary investigation of matters involving alleged misconduct of executive branch personnel.
- HB 2227 Directs Legislative Fiscal Officer to prepare fiscal impact statement on legislative measures reported out of committee that would have financial effect on small businesses in state.
- HB 2228 Requires agency to give notice of intent to adopt, amend or repeal rule to members of Legislative Assembly who represent geographic areas specifically affected by proposed action.
- HB 2229 Encourages school districts and public charter schools to offer students courses or other educational opportunities in financial literacy.
- HB 2230 Imposes 0.7 percent commercial activity tax, applicable to all persons other than excluded persons, to be measured by gross receipts.
- HB 2231 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to study use of intercept agreements with respect to pension obligation bonds and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2017.
- HB 2232 Requires health benefit plan coverage of specified health care services, drugs, devices, products and procedures related to reproductive health.
- HB 2233 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs and county veterans' service officers to provide aid and assistance to Korean Vietnam War veterans to obtain health care coverage and services and, upon determination that veteran is not eligible for health care coverage and services under federal and state laws, to implement program to provide such coverage and services.
- HB 2234 Creates subtraction from federal taxable income for benefits paid to surviving spouse or dependent child of service member.
- HB 2235 Authorizes county to grant exemption from ad valorem property taxation for property of eligible veteran or surviving spouse remaining unmarried of eligible veteran in any amount of assessed value up to 100 percent or based on more generous eligibility standards.
- HB 2236 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to conduct study and develop recommendations related to emissions of air contaminants from industrial sources.
- HB 2237 Prohibits transfer of firearm by gun dealer or private party if Department of State Police is unable to determine whether recipient is qualified to receive firearm.
- HB 2238 Establishes Task Force on Public Safety.
- HB 2239 Establishes Task Force on Energy Efficient Building Codes.
- HB 2240 Prohibits landlord from terminating month-to-month tenancy without cause.
- HB 2241 Extends sunset for Task Force on Drought Emergency Response.
- HB 2242 Restricts business development project to projects that result in, aid, promote or facilitate development of traded sector activities.
- HB 2243 Increases maximum number of zones for electronic commerce.
- HB 2244 Permits Oregon Film and Video Office to deduct from labor rebate amounts spent on workforce development and educational efforts for qualifying film production.
- HB 2245 Establishes Task Force on the Oregon Growth Board.
- HB 2246 Expands entities that are eligible to receive apportionments under Ballot Measure 98 (2016) to include Oregon School for the Deaf, Youth Corrections Education Program and Juvenile Detention Education Program.
- HB 2247 Broadens county's existing authority to exempt from ad valorem property taxation up to $250,000 of assessed value of each homestead owned and occupied by surviving spouse of fire service professional, police officer or reserve officer killed in line of duty to include homesteads of surviving spouses of corrections officers killed in line of duty.
- HB 2248 Extends sunset date on temporary law authorizing Oregon Youth Authority and county juvenile departments to disclose and provide copies of reports and other materials relating to child, ward, youth or youth offender's history and prognosis to Department of Corrections for purpose of exercising custody or supervising person committed to department's legal and physical custody.
- HB 2249 Authorizes Department of Corrections to enter into agreements or arrangements with counties to provide supplemental funding for reentry support and services for offenders released before attaining 25 years of age.
- HB 2250 Directs Department of Corrections to adopt rules establishing deadlines by which department must submit proposed and revised inmate release plans to State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision.
- HB 2251 Provides that person under 18 years of age may not be incarcerated in Department of Corrections institution.
- HB 2252 Expands exemption of retired members of Public Employees Retirement System from limitations on reemployment to members reemployed by state or county for work in correctional institution located in county with population of fewer than 100,000 residents.
- HB 2253 Provides that Department of Corrections inmate may perform electrical or plumbing work if supervised by licensed electrician or plumber who is employee of Oregon Corrections Enterprises.
- HB 2254 Exempts horticultural commodities and commodity packs from labeling requirements if commodity is being exported from United States and shipping container used to transport commodity or commodity pack is labeled as being for export only and as otherwise required by State Department of Agriculture.
- HB 2255 Authorizes State Department of Agriculture to adopt recommended or required practices for ensuring safety of milk, fluid milk or dairy products.
- HB 2256 Makes dietary supplements, as defined, food for purposes of Oregon Food Law and laws regulating sanitation for food and food establishments.
- HB 2257 Allows Department of Education to waive, under limited circumstances, fee for publisher or supplier who submits textbook title or item of instructional material for review by State Board of Education.
- HB 2258 Expands types of entities that may receive funding for certain activities related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics education and to career and technical education.
- HB 2259 Authorizes Office of Child Care to maintain information in Central Background Registry through electronic records systems.
- HB 2260 Authorizes Office of Child Care to maintain information about child care facilities and providers through electronic records systems.
- HB 2261 Expands allowed responsibilities of Youth Development Council to include coordinating statewide services to youth who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning.
- HB 2262 Allows Employment Relations Board to employ and set salaries for state employees.
- HB 2263 Increases fee from $500 to $625 for third mediation session conducted by mediator assigned by Employment Relations Board to resolve labor dispute or labor controversy.
- HB 2264 Increases application fee for individual who applies to be included on State Conciliation Service list of qualified arbitrators for labor controversy.
- HB 2265 Allows parties to agree in writing to starting date for 150-day period after which parties involved in negotiations over terms of collective bargaining agreement may notify Employment Relations Board of need for mediator.
- HB 2266 Allows unexpended and unobligated balance in Oregon Hatchery Research Center Fund to remain in fund.
- HB 2267 Provides exemption from requirement to obtain medical imaging license if person uses sonographic equipment for sole purpose of ophthalmic sonography.
- HB 2268 Modifies underground storage tank fees.
- HB 2269 Modifies fee schedule for sources subject to federal operating permit program under Title V of federal Clean Air Act to include specific activity fee to fund investigation of complaints related to sources subject to federal operating permit program.
- HB 2270 Extends privilege taxes on merchantable forest products harvested on forestlands.
- HB 2271 Authorizes Division of Child Support of Department of Justice to enter agreements to share information relating to hiring of individuals in this state with other divisions of department or with Department of Revenue.
- HB 2272 Requires financial institutions to participate in data match system established by Department of Revenue to identify assets held at financial institutions by delinquent debtors.
- HB 2273 Removes functional test for purposes of apportionment of business income of corporate excise taxpayer by defining "sales" to exclude amounts that are received by taxpayer from certain transactions, received in role as agent or held in trust.
- HB 2274 For purposes of corporate tax apportionment calculations, replaces sales factor with receipts factor.
- HB 2275 For purposes of corporate tax apportionment, redefines income subject to apportionment to align with Multistate Tax Commission model.
- HB 2276 Decreases amount of lottery prize payment above which Oregon State Lottery Commission must withhold personal income tax for payment to Department of Revenue.
- HB 2277 Requires county governing body to apply property tax refund first as credit against amount due of total tax liability account on which tax was assessed, except in certain cases.
- HB 2278 Authorizes municipal corporation to budget for estimated debt service payments when general obligation bonds are approved by voters at May election.
- HB 2279 Transfers to Department of Revenue sole authority for examining and registering property appraisers and setting education and experience requirements.
- HB 2280 Repeals disused statute granting right to any person assessed for property taxes to demand official certificate of assessment and fining assessor $100 for refusal in action before county justice of peace.
- HB 2281 Provides that disqualification of land designated as forestland shall be deemed to occur as of January 1 assessment date of assessment year in which discovery occurs, regardless of when discovery actually occurs.
- HB 2282 Changes certain requirement for meeting definition of "farm use" from disjunctive "feeding, breeding, managing or selling livestock, poultry, fur-bearing animals or honeybees or the produce thereof" to conjunctive "feeding, breeding, managing and selling livestock, poultry, fur-bearing animals or honeybees or the produce thereof." Takes effect on 91st day following adjournment sine die.
- HB 2283 Provides that if taxpayer elects to apply overpayment of tax to subsequent year estimated tax installment, amount paid is credited as estimated tax on later of first estimated tax due date or date payment is made, if elected on timely filed return, or is credited as estimated tax on later of date return is filed or date payment is made, if elected on return filed late.
- HB 2284 Expands provisions for resolution of conflicting claims to taxpayer dependents to include conflicting returns or reports addressing other items allowed under personal income tax laws.
- HB 2285 Provides that, if taxpayer files report or return but pays less than full amount of tax due, tax is assessed on later of original due date of report or return, without regard for extension of time for filing, or date filed.
- HB 2286 Requires that transfer of tax credit follow uniform transfer procedures.
- HB 2287 Clarifies that registration period for vehicles initially registered on February 29 for four years will expire on last day of February four years later.
- HB 2288 Authorizes issuance of lottery bonds for Connect Oregon.
- HB 2289 Eliminates weight limit for exception to user's license requirement in case of payment of use fuel tax to seller for all fuel used in motor vehicle.
- HB 2290 Adjusts certain fees imposed by Department of Transportation.
- HB 2291 Allows weighmaster or motor carrier enforcement officer to enforce law prohibiting illegal alteration or display of registration plate.
- HB 2292 Changes defined term "rail fixed guideway system" to "rail fixed guideway public transportation system." Directs Department of Transportation to take certain actions related to state safety oversight program of rail fixed guideway public transportation systems.
- HB 2293 Creates penalty for unbonded or unlicensed sale or distribution of use fuel.
- HB 2294 Adds persons representing public to policy committees established by Board on Public Safety Standards and Training.
- HB 2295 Increases fees, maximum fees and fee return thresholds for Water Resources Department services.
- HB 2296 Increases required bond amounts for persons drilling wells.
- HB 2297 Extends sunset for Task Force on Drought Emergency Response.
- HB 2298 Requires that all candidates who will appear on primary or general election ballot file statements of economic interest.
- HB 2299 Repeals requirement that Oregon Government Ethics Commission pay attorney fees for person prevailing in certain contested case hearings.
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HB 2300-2399
- HB 2300 Establishes Mental Health Clinical Advisory Group in Oregon Health Authority to develop evidence-based algorithms for prescription drug treatment of mental health disorders in medical assistance recipients.
- HB 2301 Specifies circumstances under which Health Licensing Office is required or permitted to disclose information obtained during investigation of certain professions.
- HB 2302 Permits Oregon Health Authority staff to apply for additional state or federal benefits on behalf of Oregon State Hospital patients who will be discharged.
- HB 2303 Modifies date by which coordinated care organization must report to Oregon Health Authority proportion of total medical costs allocated to primary care.
- HB 2304 Adds peer support specialist, family support specialist and youth support specialist to membership of Traditional Health Workers Commission.
- HB 2305 Authorizes Oregon Health Authority to provide medical assistance, within available funds, to low income children residing in Oregon if necessary to move toward goals of Legislative Assembly expressed in law and to improve health of Oregon communities.
- HB 2306 Directs Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules requiring sharing of information between entities concerning criminal defendants lacking fitness to proceed.
- HB 2307 Provides that certified evaluator who conducts court-ordered evaluation of criminal defendant concerning issue of insanity is not obligated to evaluate defendant's fitness to proceed unless issue of defendant's fitness to proceed arises during evaluation.
- HB 2308 Provides that in calculation of maximum period of commitment for defendant lacking fitness to proceed, defendant must receive credit for each day defendant is held in jail unless defendant is charged with certain offenses requiring mandatory minimum sentences.
- HB 2309 Provides that progress reports of defendants lacking fitness to proceed who have been committed to state mental hospital or facility for treatment may consist of updates to original examination reports or evaluations.
- HB 2310 Modifies provisions regarding schedule by which local public health authorities must submit local plans for applying foundational public health capabilities and implementing foundational public health programs.
- HB 2311 Makes 40-40-20 higher education goals relate to Oregonians completing education, rather than to all adult Oregonians.
- HB 2312 Updates certain terms and references used throughout state law to conform with changes to federal law associated with enactment of federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
- HB 2313 Revises types of programs considered accelerated college credit programs for purpose of requirement that school districts provide accelerated college credit programs.
- HB 2314 Permits Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish by rule minimum hourly training requirement or student proficiency-based training requirement standards required for graduating from hair design, barbering, esthetics or nail technology schools.
- HB 2315 Provides that corporate excise tax credit allowed to lenders that finance affordable housing is not barred by receipt of housing vouchers by tenants.
- HB 2316 Requires city with population of less than 25,000 to determine estimated housing need for 20-year period, inventory buildable land and adopt measures as part of periodic or legislative review of comprehensive plan.
- HB 2317 Increases term of member of State Mortuary and Cemetery Board from three years to four years.
- HB 2318 Allows State Parks and Recreation Commission to adopt schedule by rule setting forth range of reasonable charges for use of areas established and maintained by State Parks and Recreation Department.
- HB 2319 Creates Mental Health Regulatory Agency.
- HB 2320 Directs State Marine Board to create Nonmotorized Boating Program.
- HB 2321 Requires boat operators to drain water from certain portions of boat before transporting boat within this state.
- HB 2322 Renames position of State Medical Examiner to Chief Medical Examiner.
- HB 2323 Exempts retired member of Public Employees Retirement System from limitations on reemployment if member is reemployed for purposes of providing law enforcement or security services to Governor, Legislative Assembly, Judicial Department or Department of Revenue.
- HB 2324 Provides that offensive littering constitutes violation if committed without culpable mental state.
- HB 2325 Modifies initial terms of office for members of Travel Information Council so that no more than two terms expire on same date.
- HB 2326 Exempts from public disclosure name of person subject to fine imposed by Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board.
- HB 2327 Removes guidance statement and framework of healthy streams partnership from description of Oregon Plan.
- HB 2328 Renames State Board of Psychologist Examiners to Oregon Board of Psychology.
- HB 2329 Permits State Board of Psychologist Examiners to assess disciplinary costs against disciplined person.
- HB 2330 Permits, rather than requires, state agency to set price for using device that is located on agency premises and that provides electricity to public for motor vehicles that use electricity for propulsion at specific level.
- HB 2331 Extends until January 2, 2025, sunset for Oregon Department of Administrative Services program to make compressed natural gas available for use in motor vehicles.
- HB 2332 Requires certain state agencies to determine maximum ratio of supervisory employees to nonsupervisory employees and report maximum supervisory ratio to Joint Committee on Ways and Means during biennial budget process.
- HB 2333 Allows state agency that is unable to sell state real property or equitable interest in state real property, after following certain procedures for sale, to continuously offer real property or equitable interest for sale using any means state agency considers appropriate.
- HB 2334 Establishes Juvenile Corrections Population Forecast Advisory Committee to assist Oregon Department of Administrative Services in preparing projections of juvenile offender populations.
- HB 2335 Permits Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services, at request of party to proceeding to close workers' compensation claim, to appoint as many as three members to panel of medical arbiters in accordance with criteria director sets by rule.
- HB 2336 Permits Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to appoint claims processing agent for self-insured employer or self-insured employer group that defaults or cancels employer's or group's certification or that director decertifies.
- HB 2337 Increases workers' compensation benefits for permanent total disability .
- HB 2338 Specifies only one monthly benefit rate for children of deceased worker and uniform duration of benefits for children under 19 years of age.
- HB 2339 Prohibits out-of-network health care provider from balance billing patient covered by health benefit plan or health care service contract for services provided at in-network health care facility.
- HB 2340 Authorizes Department of Consumer and Business Services to permit insurer that discontinued offering health benefit plans in service area less than five years previously to resume offering health benefit plans in service area.
- HB 2341 Updates Insurance Code provisions applicable to health insurance in accordance with federal requirements.
- HB 2342 Authorizes Department of Consumer and Business Services to adopt rules not in compliance with Insurance Code if necessary due to change in federal law or decision by federal agency that Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services determines will cause imminent destabilization of insurance market and risk life or health of state residents.
- HB 2343 Replaces requirements for State Department of Energy to complete biennial comprehensive energy plan and biennial energy forecast with requirement for department to complete biennial comprehensive energy report.
- HB 2344 Modifies qualifications and requirements for unmarried person who is at least 16 years of age and not older than 20 years of age to participate in independent living programs in independent residence facilities.
- HB 2345 Extends sunset on provision authorizing Department of Human Services to appear as party in juvenile court proceeding without appearance of Attorney General.
- HB 2346 Directs insured institution or credit union to accept declaration rather than affidavit from Department of Human Services or Oregon Health Authority to pay claim on death of depositor.
- HB 2347 Extends for two years Department of Human Services' authority to prescribe employability assessment and orientation process for job opportunity and basic skills program and limit number of participants and activities of participants in program; to require single parent of child under two years of age to participate in job opportunity and basic skills program; to deny request of recipient in temporary assistance for needy families program to enroll in educational institution as allowable work act
- HB 2348 Increases amount of revenue from business registry filings that Secretary of State dedicates to operations of office of Secretary of State from $20 per filing to $25 per filing.
- HB 2349 Prohibits printing or circulation of imitation voters' pamphlet unless pamphlet is clearly marked as unofficial.
- HB 2350 Directs Secretary of State to conduct evaluation on whether relevant sections in chapter 756, Oregon Laws 2013, improved transparency in campaign finance reporting and whether additional legislation is necessary.
- HB 2351 Requires person, political committee or petition committee that receives request for information or documentation from Secretary of State, Attorney General or filing officer pursuant to campaign finance investigation to produce requested information or documentation within 45 calendar days.
- HB 2352 Specifies that principal office of business entity incorporated or organized in this state or authorized to transact business in this state must have physical street address that may not be commercial mail receiving agency, mail forwarding business or virtual office.
- HB 2353 Requires corporations, incorporators of corporations, limited liability companies and organizers of limited liability companies to file document that declares whether corporation or limited liability company has previously filed or will file tax return or that lists certain identifying information for each of corporation's or limited liability company's beneficial owners.
- HB 2354 Requires person to obtain or renew license from Secretary of State in order to serve as commercial registered agent in this state.
- HB 2355 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to develop method for recording data concerning officer-initiated pedestrian and traffic stops.
- HB 2356 Establishes requirements under which debt buyer or debt collector that acts on debt buyer's behalf may bring legal action to collect debt.
- HB 2357 Extends provisions relating to contempt of court by corporations to other entities that are not natural persons.
- HB 2358 Increases charitable gaming maximum prize value for bingo or lotto games.
- HB 2359 Removes requirement for beneficiary in trust deed to send, and Attorney General to receive, copy of notice that beneficiary has denied grantor's eligibility for foreclosure avoidance measure.
- HB 2360 Modifies reporting obligation for sex offenders by requiring report within 10 days following change of residence.
- HB 2361 Removes exemption from licensure by Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists for certain persons.
- HB 2362 Provides that right and privilege to construct, maintain or operate water, gas, electric or communication service line, fixture or other facility along public roads, free of charge, does not extend to county roads.
- HB 2363 Authorizes counties to withhold from taxing districts costs to county of assessing property and collecting property taxes.
- HB 2364 Corrects inaccurate statutory reference.
- HB 2365 Establishes Task Force on the Transfer of Federal Land Ownership in Oregon.
- HB 2366 Requires State Forestry Department to remove forestlands owned by county from Forest Resource Trust programs if forestlands owned by county comprise less than 10 percent of lands in trust.
- HB 2367 Creates income tax credit for adopting children from foster system.
- HB 2368 Prohibits Department of Education from requiring school districts to align instruction or assessments with common core state standards and from penalizing school districts for failure to align instruction or assessments with common core state standards.
- HB 2369 Directs public universities to prepare and publish annual report detailing complete cost of obtaining bachelor's degree by major and percentage of graduates by major who are employed one year after graduating.
- HB 2370 Requires Legislative Fiscal Officer to prepare economic impact statements when proposed legislative measures are reported out of committee and Legislative Fiscal Officer determines that measures may have effect on jobs and job creation or destruction, wages and salaries, business expansion or contraction or other economic measures.
- HB 2371 Directs State Department of Agriculture to implement Oregon Industrial Hemp Agricultural Pilot Research Program.
- HB 2372 Establishes Oregon Industrial Hemp Commission.
- HB 2373 Expands rural health care income tax credit to include pharmacist services performed in rural areas.
- HB 2374 Reimburses school districts for transportation costs from State School Fund based on fixed percentage of approved transportation costs.
- HB 2375 Creates income tax credit for employers that pay employees wages greater than minimum wage.
- HB 2376 Requires Governor to certify to United States Secretary of Commerce that terms of national marine sanctuary located within seaward boundary of Oregon are unacceptable unless Legislative Assembly confirms designation.
- HB 2377 Authorizes city or county to adopt ordinance or resolution granting exemption for newly rehabilitated or constructed multiunit rental housing.
- HB 2378 Allows employer to pay 85 percent of minimum wage to employee under 21 years of age for initial 90 days of employment.
- HB 2379 Adds status as peace officer or firefighter to list of characteristics of victim of crimes of intimidation in the second degree and intimidation in the first degree.
- HB 2380 Creates crime of threatening a mass injury event.
- HB 2381 Establishes that violation of ethics law occurs if public official uses public resources, like electronic mail systems or office equipment, to engage in campaign activity.
- HB 2382 Directs Department of Education to coordinate with Oregon FFA Association to increase student achievement and improve college attendance and career placement for students enrolled in agricultural education courses.
- HB 2383 Requires legislative measure to contain brief and impartial statement of problem measure is intended to solve.
- HB 2384 Sets limit on taxes due on homesteads of seniors living on fixed income equal to total amount of taxes due for property tax year preceding first property tax year for which relief allowed.
- HB 2385 Reduces corporate excise tax rates for taxpayer that increases average monthly employment for tax year from immediately preceding tax year.
- HB 2386 Directs each manufacturer of certain types of drugs that are sold within this state to develop and implement drug take-back program for purpose of collecting from individuals and nonbusiness entities those types of drugs for disposal.
- HB 2387 Creates Oregon Premium Protection Program in Department of Consumer and Business Services and establishes Oregon Premium Protection Fund.
- HB 2388 Allows Department of Consumer and Business Services to deny, revoke or suspend registration of pharmacy benefit manager if pharmacy benefit manager engages in specified conduct.
- HB 2389 Requires Oregon Health Authority to convene work group to advise and assist in implementing targeted outreach and marketing for Health Care for All Oregon Children program.
- HB 2390 Allows chiropractic physicians and naturopathic physicians to provide release for athlete who sustained concussion or is suspected of sustaining concussion.
- HB 2391 Imposes 1.5 percent assessment on commercial health insurance premiums and premium equivalents for managed care organizations and Public Employees' Benefit Board health benefit plans.
- HB 2392 Modifies requirements for health benefit plan coverage of hearing loss treatments.
- HB 2393 Specifies case manager's duties in event that case manager receives notice that person for whom case manager provides services will have life-sustaining procedures withheld or withdrawn.
- HB 2394 Allows participating health profession licensing boards to refer to impaired health professional program for monitoring licensees who have been convicted of certain alcohol- or drug-related crimes.
- HB 2395 Directs State Board of Pharmacy to adopt rules related to prescription drug labels.
- HB 2396 Makes legislative findings regarding provision of antibiotics and its relation to public health.
- HB 2397 Changes name of Public Health Advisory Committee to Public Health and Pharmacy Formulary Advisory Committee.
- HB 2398 Prohibits health care provider from billing medical assistance applicant or recipient except as provided by Oregon Health Authority by rule.
- HB 2399 Establishes Condon Collection at University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History as official depository for any material of paleontological nature that may come into possession of State of Oregon.
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HB 2400-2499
- HB 2400 Authorizes any state agency or department to enter into agreements with any political subdivision for collection, enforcement, administration and distribution of local transient lodging taxes of such political subdivision.
- HB 2401 Requires Department of Human Services to provide trauma-informed training to child welfare personnel.
- HB 2402 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish grant program through which individual who is homeless may obtain certified copy of individual's record of live birth at reduced cost or free of charge.
- HB 2403 Requires drivers to exchange insurance information after motor vehicle accident.
- HB 2404 Requires Oregon Health Authority to analyze ground water contaminant data and provide education in areas with ground water contaminant problems.
- HB 2405 Authorizes State Parks and Recreation Director to adopt rules to establish standards used when department disburses moneys to tribal governments under state or federal programs and to make state funding assistance available to tribal governments for constructing and restoring memorials honoring veterans and war memorials on public property.
- HB 2406 Increases cigarette tax and provides for distribution of increase in revenue.
- HB 2407 Replaces authority of county assessor to issue deferred billing credit in cases of high-value property tax appeals with authority to issue potential refund credit.
- HB 2408 Appropriates moneys to plan, establish and operate new school-based health centers, to increase student access to school-based mental health providers and to fund pilot program that uses trauma-informed approaches.
- HB 2409 Permits city to issue citation for speeding using red light camera in conjunction with other technology that is capable of measuring speed.
- HB 2410 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to develop and implement pilot program to provide certain community college students with affordable housing and services.
- HB 2411 Allows elector with inactive registration to activate registration by signing and providing mailing address on initiative or referendum petition.
- HB 2412 Provides that language-based computer coding may satisfy any world language requirements in public schools and second language requirements in community colleges and post-secondary institutions of education.
- HB 2413 Provides that student whose legal residency is not in school district is considered resident of school district if student completed highest grade offered by public charter school located in school district.
- HB 2414 Creates subtraction from taxable income for payment of interest on principal of loans used to attend institution of higher education in Oregon to obtain degree.
- HB 2415 Creates tax credit for educational expenses paid for special needs student attending private school or public school charging tuition.
- HB 2416 Establishes Oregon Empowerment Scholarship Program for purpose of providing options in education to students.
- HB 2417 Allows public charter school to change sponsorship if charter is terminated.
- HB 2418 Removes sunset on authority of institution of higher education to sponsor public charter school.
- HB 2419 Provides funding for instruction of talented and gifted children based on amount per student.
- HB 2420 Allows parents to submit petition to school district board to transform school that is in bottom 20 percent of schools of state.
- HB 2421 Requires sponsor of public charter school to pay school amount per ADMw that is equal to amount received by sponsoring school district or by school district where public charter school is located.
- HB 2422 Provides that certain grants and distributions of moneys must be awarded directly to public charter school, or must be transferred to public charter school in amount equal to general purpose grant distribution percentage or based on other agreement.
- HB 2423 Allows person to teach certain courses in schools without being licensed by or registered with Teacher Standards and Practices Commission if certain requirements are met.
- HB 2424 Directs Department of Transportation to create program by which certain persons may apply for reduction or waiver of moneys owed to department.
- HB 2425 Prohibits public employer from agreeing to pay or provide retirement benefit to member of Public Employees Retirement System other than payments required or provided for in statutes governing retirement benefits of members of system.
- HB 2426 Sets limit on taxes due on homesteads of seniors with federal adjusted gross income not exceeding 150 percent of federal poverty level equal to total amount of taxes due for property tax year preceding first property tax year for which relief is allowed.
- HB 2427 Requires that Legislative Administrator develop request for proposals to purchase mapping software to establish maximally compact congressional and legislative districts for 2021 redistricting.
- HB 2428 Allows candidate to submit both signatures on petition and payment of fee to receive space in voters' pamphlet.
- HB 2429 Provides that if incumbent state Senator or state Representative files nominating petition or declaration of candidacy and then withdraws petition or declaration, other candidates may file for office not later than 70 days before date of primary or 14 business days after date of incumbent's withdrawal, whichever is later.
- HB 2430 Requires all information provided as part of candidate's statement for voters' pamphlet to be true.
- HB 2431 Establishes Task Force on Voter Inactivation and Voter Registration Maintenance.
- HB 2432 Directs Health Licensing Office to issue license to engage in practice of art therapy to qualified applicant.
- HB 2433 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to establish pilot program to provide housing for low-income seniors on school district property.
- HB 2434 Exempts claims based on conduct that constitutes child abuse, or conduct that constitutes knowingly allowing, permitting or encouraging child abuse, from notice requirement of Oregon Tort Claims Act.
- HB 2435 Exempts funding or other assistance provided to public official to obtain basic emergency medical training from definition of "gift" subject to annual $50 limit.
- HB 2436 Provides for payment of program expenses of study abroad program for eligible students.
- HB 2437 Increases per-gallon aircraft fuel taxes.
- HB 2438 Requires Department of Human Services to operate pilot project, subject to approval by United States Department of Agriculture, to prohibit purchase of foods of minimal nutritional value, as defined by United States Department of Agriculture, using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
- HB 2439 Allows certain students who have not received high school diploma to attend community college and to use moneys that would have paid for public school to be paid for books, tuition and fees.
- HB 2440 Directs Department of Transportation to remove high occupancy vehicle lane restrictions on Interstate 5 in Portland.
- HB 2441 Provides that employee of public employer is liable to employer for wages paid to employee during period of administrative leave if employee was placed on leave as result of allegation that employee engaged in criminal conduct and if employee is thereafter convicted of crime by reason of conduct.
- HB 2442 Requires that statements made by certain witnesses to committee of Legislative Assembly be made under oath and therefore subject to crime of false swearing.
- HB 2443 Includes false statements made to legislative committee by certain persons in crime of unsworn falsification.
- HB 2444 Eliminates $100 transaction limit before details of expenditures or contributions must be reported and made public.
- HB 2445 Directs court to award damages of $10,000 for each violation in action involving false statement of material fact relating to candidate, political committee or measure.
- HB 2446 Directs Housing and Community Services Department and Oregon Housing Stability Council to seek, obtain and renew waivers of certain federal rental subsidy and assistance payment requirements to increase availability of payments under federal rent subsidy program.
- HB 2447 Directs State Board of Education to adopt standards requiring certain persons employed by public schools to have valid certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid.
- HB 2448 Repeals sunset on provisions that allow students whose legal residence is not within school district to attend school in district as resident if student receives written consent.
- HB 2449 Prohibits expenditure of legislative branch funds to support partisan caucus offices.
- HB 2450 Allows major political party to maintain status until number of members falls below 2.5 percent of total number of registered electors in state.
- HB 2451 Establishes medical assistance eligibility for individuals under age 26 who have aged out of foster care in Oregon or another state.
- HB 2452 Establishes Task Force on Public Boarding Schools.
- HB 2453 Creates income tax credit for donating capital asset to publicly funded educational program.
- HB 2454 Provides credit against personal income taxes for costs associated with growing produce.
- HB 2455 Requires public bodies to establish public records retention schedules that require minimum three-year retention of public records.
- HB 2456 Permits tax exempt landowner to develop affordable housing units on rural residential land with county approval.
- HB 2457 Alters process for resolving student complaints against certain schools.
- HB 2458 Allows nonretail facility located in low-population county to permit self-service retail sales of Class 1 flammable liquids.
- HB 2459 Establishes Task Force on Brownfields Tax Credits.
- HB 2460 Permits school bus driver to operate video recording device for purpose of recording persons who fail to stop for bus safety lights.
- HB 2461 Establishes process for issuance of certificate of approval for operating autonomous vehicles.
- HB 2462 Increases amount by which vehicle equipped with fully functional idle reduction system designed to reduce fuel use and emissions from engine idling may exceed maximum weight limitations.
- HB 2463 Allows Department of Transportation and person, under certain circumstances, to enter into agreement that enables person to transact certain functions of department on behalf of department.
- HB 2464 Eliminates caps on number of subject vehicles eligible to participate in road usage charge program.
- HB 2465 Permits professional corporation organized to practice medicine to include nurse practitioners as permissible holders of required majority of each class of shares entitled to vote, as required majority of directors and as all officers except secretary or treasurer.
- HB 2466 Imposes tax on harvest of timber from forestlands in Oregon of $10 per thousand feet, board measure, to fund fire suppression, to fund watershed conservation and for distribution to counties.
- HB 2467 Repeals all forest products harvest taxes except tax for funding fire suppression.
- HB 2468 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule certain statewide greenhouse gas emissions limits by no later than January 1, 2018.
- HB 2469 Allows local government to inhibit or prevent production or use of seed or seed products for purpose of protecting seed or products that are not genetically engineered from adverse impacts of genetically engineered seed or products or if enforcing local measure approved by county voters on May 20, 2014.
- HB 2470 Requires urban renewal agency to exercise its powers by board including one member representing each taxing district other than municipality with jurisdiction in municipality that activates agency.
- HB 2471 Extends period of time by which electric utility that acquires service territory of other electric utility without other electric utility's consent must comply with renewable portfolio standard that applies in that service territory.
- HB 2472 Directs State Medical Examiner to assume counties' responsibilities related to death investigations.
- HB 2473 Establishes grant program to facilitate installation of self-service dispensing devices at motor vehicle fuel dispensaries in low-population counties.
- HB 2474 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish, by rule, process to ensure that each applicable student at institution of higher education is provided annually with, during student orientation, counseling services that set forth estimate of amount of education loans received, estimate of total amount of education loans student will owe at graduation and estimate of amount student will have to pay each month to service loans.
- HB 2475 Allows skilled nursing facilities to temporarily employ nurses holding license issued by another state while license from Oregon State Board of Nursing is pending.
- HB 2476 Excludes from unfair labor practices employer practice of establishing wages, benefits or other employment terms for member of labor organization that are different from wages, benefits or other employment terms for employee who is not member of labor organization.
- HB 2477 Imposes $1 million limit on liability of county having population of 40,000 or less, officers, employees and agents of county, vendors and exhibitors, to all claimants for cause of action arising out of conducting of county fair or other exhibition or event held on county fairgrounds.
- HB 2478 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule program for assessing net impacts of state policies and programs for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- HB 2479 Requires Oregon Health and Science University to create program to enable students to receive bachelor's degree in nursing while taking all required classes at Treasure Valley Community College.
- HB 2480 Preempts city, county or other local government from enacting charter provision, ordinance, resolution or other provision regulating expansion of infrastructure for primary purpose of transporting or storing fossil fuels.
- HB 2481 Requires gas station owner or operator to print, on any receipt that owner or operator provides to customer after customer purchases gasoline, cost to customer per gallon of gasoline of low carbon fuel standards.
- HB 2482 Limits self-service fuel dispensing to low-population counties of eastern Oregon and specified counties.
- HB 2483 Extends recreational immunity to employees and agents of owner of land when acting within scope of duties.
- HB 2484 Defers annual minimum wage increases in Baker and Malheur Counties by two years.
- HB 2485 Establishes water right pilot program to encourage and facilitate point of diversion changes requested by State Department of Fish and Wildlife for purpose of benefitting fish passage.
- HB 2486 Permits irrigation district to conduct voluntary inspection and decontamination of recreational or commercial watercraft.
- HB 2487 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to, as part of preference system for controlled hunt permits, guarantee issuance of one deer or elk controlled hunt permit to any applicant who is 75 years of age or older and holding resident annual pioneer combination license.
- HB 2488 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to adopt rules prioritizing award of Oregon Promise program grants to persons serving in Oregon National Guard who have completed initial active duty training.
- HB 2489 Increases speed limit for certain vehicles on State Highway 97.
- HB 2490 Permits Department of Human Services to require applicants for or recipients of aid under temporary assistance for needy families program who are convicted of possession or distribution of controlled substances to submit to random drug tests.
- HB 2491 Creates offense of failure to obtain Oregon disabled person parking permit if person continues to use disabled person parking permit issued by another jurisdiction and fails to obtain Oregon parking permit after being domiciled in or resident of Oregon for 90 days or more.
- HB 2492 Establishes dispute resolution procedures for charges for emergency services and for unexpected medical bills for out-of-network health care services.
- HB 2493 Requires party in criminal case to provide hard copy or electronic copy of discovery material to adverse party unless copy cannot reasonably be provided.
- HB 2494 Allows five years to satisfy requirements for stocking levels on forestland tract where forest resource salvage operation is conducted predominantly to remove or mitigate damage arising from wildfire.
- HB 2495 Removes requirement that person intending to meet financial responsibility requirements for driving in this state by self-insuring have more than 25 vehicles, including commercial buses, registered in person's name.
- HB 2496 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for payment to River Docs, LLC for purpose of implementing first phase of sediment study of lower Rogue River.
- HB 2497 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to establish and prescribe fees for multiyear resident and nonresident hunting licenses.
- HB 2498 Transfers regulatory authority over propagation of finfish in private commercial aquaculture facilities from State Department of Fish and Wildlife and State Fish and Wildlife Commission to State Department of Agriculture.
- HB 2499 Establishes process for vessel permit seller to petition for preliminary injunction allowing seller to continue to fish under vessel permit during pendency of proceeding concerning claim that buyer failed to fulfill terms of vessel permit sale.
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HB 2500-2599
- HB 2500 Directs Department of Human Services, in consultation with Department of Justice, to develop and implement training and continuing education curriculum for caseworkers that informs and instructs caseworkers on their roles in juvenile dependency proceedings.
- HB 2501 Modifies laws related to real estate appraisers and appraisal management companies.
- HB 2502 Directs Department of State Lands to study and develop recommendations for developing and organizing ocean power districts.
- HB 2503 Allows Health Licensing Office to issue lactation consultant licenses to qualified applicants.
- HB 2504 Directs Health Licensing Office to issue lactation consultant, lactation educator and lactation peer support provider licenses to qualified applicants.
- HB 2505 Subject to enumerated exceptions, expands definition of "communication in support of or in opposition to a clearly identified candidate or measure" within definition of "independent expenditure" to include aggregate expenses of $750 or more that refer to candidate or political party within 30 calendar days of primary election or 60 calendar days of general election.
- HB 2506 Establishes Ocean Beach Fund.
- HB 2507 Requires contract between Oregon Health Authority and coordinated care organization, and contract between public charter school and private entity that provides educational or administrative services, to require coordinated care organization or private entity to disclose tax information and submit to audit by Secretary of State.
- HB 2508 Requires applicant who does not select investment option when enrolling in Oregon 529 program for higher education expenses be enrolled in investment option that Oregon 529 Savings Board determines is most appropriate for greatest number of participants.
- HB 2509 Permits person driving electric vehicle to use high occupancy vehicle lanes regardless of number of occupants in vehicle.
- HB 2510 Authorizes commercial tenant to install on premises and use electric vehicle charging station.
- HB 2511 Authorizes residential tenant to install on premises and use electric vehicle charging station for personal, noncommercial use.
- HB 2512 Directs State Land Board to study affordable housing development options for certain Department of Transportation property and to report results of study to Legislative Assembly.
- HB 2513 Establishes Task Force on Improving Legislative Arguments in Support of Referred Measures to determine methods to improve process for preparing arguments in support of measures referred to electors by Legislative Assembly.
- HB 2514 Directs payment of sales incentive to salesperson employed by electric motor vehicle dealer who sells, leases or exchanges for trade-in allowance new electric motor vehicle.
- HB 2515 Provides that historic cemeteries be accessible to persons conducting historical research.
- HB 2516 Allows State Parks and Recreation Department to issue permits to entities to restore, maintain and preserve abandoned cemeteries.
- HB 2517 Provides that Director of the Oregon Health Authority may enter into agreements governing sharing and use of information reported to prescription monitoring program with regulatory authorities of other states that administer prescription monitoring programs.
- HB 2518 Requires pharmacy to report deidentified information to prescription monitoring program upon dispensing prescribed naloxone.
- HB 2519 Requires pharmacy to report de-identified information to prescription monitoring program upon dispensing prescribed naloxone.
- HB 2520 Requires Housing and Community Services Department to take into account counties from which document recording or filing fees are charged and collected in making distributions from General Housing Account, Emergency Housing Account and Home Ownership Assistance Account.
- HB 2521 Increases maximum amounts of corporate excise tax credits allowed for qualified research activities.
- HB 2522 Requires state agencies to report findings of mandated five-year review of administrative rules to specified interim committees of Legislative Assembly.
- HB 2523 Authorizes gun dealer to accept for safekeeping firearm surrendered by person or family or household member of person who is at risk of causing physical injury to self or others with firearm.
- HB 2524 Requires Oregon Health Authority to administer program to provide loans to hospitals for establishing new primary care residency programs.
- HB 2525 Modifies requirements relating to donating game meat to charitable organizations.
- HB 2526 Directs Department of Justice to establish firearm safety and suicide prevention education program, to create or approve educational materials and to provide educational materials to gun dealers.
- HB 2527 Allows pharmacists to prescribe and administer injectable hormonal contraceptives and prescribe and dispense self-administered hormonal contraceptives.
- HB 2528 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for training and professional development of school district personnel on contents and implementation of Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling Framework adopted by department.
- HB 2529 Requires applicants for preliminary administrative license to complete coursework related to comprehensive school guidance and counseling programs.
- HB 2530 Prescribes requirements for guidance counselors in schools.
- HB 2531 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Workforce Investment Board for distribution to Worksystems, Inc.
- HB 2532 Directs Oregon Transportation Commission to adopt rules establishing quantitative system for scoring and ranking transportation projects that are being considered by commission for inclusion in Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.
- HB 2533 Eliminates State Department of Agriculture bee colony registration fee for colonies having primary purpose of producing new queens or workers to start new colony or add to existing colony.
- HB 2534 Establishes Oregon Opportunity Commission.
- HB 2535 Requires State Department of Agriculture to conduct four-year pilot program for controlling noxious weeds and replacing noxious weeds with forage species suitable for pollination by insects.
- HB 2536 Directs Department of Education to develop professional development courses related to guidance and counseling programs, to make courses electronically available and to provide technical assistance and other training related to courses.
- HB 2537 Requires Department of Human Services to seek approval from United States Department of Agriculture to administer pilot program in which supplemental nutrition assistance is calculated based on Department of Agriculture's low-cost food plan.
- HB 2538 Directs Land Use Board of Appeals to award prevailing party actual damages equal to economic loss due to project delays caused by proceeding initiated based on position not well-founded in law or on fact.
- HB 2539 Allows personal income taxpayers to subtract amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans from taxable income.
- HB 2540 Permits community colleges to offer applied baccalaureate degrees in nursing to individuals with specified qualifications.
- HB 2541 Creates credit against income tax for replacement of certain trucks used by taxpayer in course of business.
- HB 2542 Allows court to impose restrictions on use of moneys awarded in certain judgments against State of Oregon.
- HB 2543 Removes percentage cap on calculations for State School Fund distributions for students in average daily membership who are eligible for special education as child with disability.
- HB 2544 Allows issuance of electrical permit to electrical contractor contracting for services of general supervising electrician.
- HB 2545 Prohibits employer from requiring as condition of hiring or continued employment that person take deception detection examination.
- HB 2546 For purposes of estate tax, conforms threshold for imposition of tax and for requirement to file return to basic exclusion amount applicable to federal estate.
- HB 2547 Appropriates moneys from General Fund for operation of Gatekeeper program by NorthWest Senior and Disability Services agency.
- HB 2548 Directs Department of Education to distribute moneys to support career and technical student organizations.
- HB 2549 Authorizes Oregon State Lottery Commission to issue registrations to fantasy contest operators to organize or offer fantasy contests.
- HB 2550 Directs education service districts to include in local service plans provisions related to access to social workers.
- HB 2551 Prohibits placement of child with intellectual disability, who is taken into protective custody, in hotel, motel, inn, hospital, Department of Human Services office or juvenile detention facility.
- HB 2552 Requires Oregon Health Authority to operate, on each campus of Oregon State Hospital, facility to provide short-term mental health treatment and residential care.
- HB 2553 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to study impediments under state law that prevent cities one-third of whose property tax base is owned by state agencies or public universities from applying for matching federal economic development grants.
- HB 2554 Requires public charter schools to comply with public school requirements related to provision of school food programs.
- HB 2555 Clarifies that for purposes of crime of coercion, person compels or induces another person to engage in conduct from which other person has legal right to abstain if person compels or induces woman to terminate woman's pregnancy.
- HB 2556 Restricts sale and delivery of marijuana paraphernalia.
- HB 2557 Repeals law prohibiting state agency or program from implementing Real ID Act of 2005.
- HB 2558 Allows public charter school to change sponsorship if charter is terminated.
- HB 2559 Prohibits Higher Education Coordinating Commission from placing school or school program on probation, or suspending or revoking approval, unless sanction is authorized by hearing officer.
- HB 2560 Provides that any right to sue or to appeal or other judicial review related to public charter schools or provided by other law may not be waived by contract.
- HB 2561 Directs Public Defense Services Commission to adopt policies providing for compensation of appointed counsel at rate commensurate with compensation of equivalent position within office of district attorney.
- HB 2562 Requires lender that has contract with person for reverse mortgage to send person or escrow agent, title insurance company or other agent that pays property taxes on person's behalf notice that states that title to property that is subject to reverse mortgage remains with person and person is responsible for paying property taxes and related taxes on property.
- HB 2563 Requires contracting agency to develop and implement policy for granting preference to bidder, proposer or offeror that is headquartered or does majority of business transactions within this state or within United States, that agrees to supply goods or services from sources located within this state or within United States or that agrees to perform substantially all work required in procurement with personnel or resources obtained within this state or within United States.
- HB 2564 Requires contracting agency to base determination of contractor's responsibility for public improvement contract on contractor's demonstrating that contractor has provided health insurance to contractor's employees for period of two years before contractor submitted bid for public improvement contract.
- HB 2565 Changes how priority enrollment system is applied to continuing qualified students and new qualified students.
- HB 2566 Extends age range of youth eligible to participate in youth hunter mentoring program to persons between nine and 16 years of age.
- HB 2567 Requires employers with 100 or more employees to provide 60 days' notice to employees and certain officials before ceasing operations, relocating or ordering mass layoff involving 50 or more employees.
- HB 2568 Specifies, for purposes of exempting certain vehicles from overall allowable length of vehicles under Vehicle Code, that unplanned disruption in services provided by public utility, telecommunications utility, people's utility district, municipality or electric cooperative is emergency if disruption occurs outside normal business hours during which public utility, telecommunications utility, people's utility district, municipality or electric cooperative may acquire variance permit.
- HB 2569 Requires vehicle dealer to disclose certain information concerning manufacturer recalls that apply to motor vehicle that customer intends to purchase or lease from vehicle dealer.
- HB 2570 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to establish Affordable Homeownership Grant Program to provide grants to eligible nonprofit organizations with affordable homeownership programs to provide opportunities for homeownership to persons in low income households.
- HB 2571 Removes option for major political parties to elect precinct committeepersons at primary election.
- HB 2572 Allows Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to issue multiyear license to qualifying labor contractor.
- HB 2573 Clarifies language relating to certain personal property not subject to ad valorem property taxation.
- HB 2574 Requires schools to instruct and drill students on survival after natural disaster.
- HB 2575 Expands exemption from requirement to equip vehicle with brakes to include certain trailers that transport dories.
- HB 2576 Exempts from wildlife trafficking prevention program sale of covered animal species part or product by or to bona fide scientific or educational institution when sale entered into before July 1, 2017.
- HB 2577 Requires lobbyist statements filed with Oregon Government Ethics Commission to identify each bill or measure introduced before Legislative Assembly lobbyist lobbied on, whether lobbyist lobbied in favor of, in opposition to or for purpose of seeking amendments to bill or measure, each legislative topic that was not bill or measure that lobbyist lobbied on, each person or entity that hired lobbyist and how much moneys person or entity paid lobbyist.
- HB 2578 Establishes Small Donor Funded Elections program to enable candidates for state office to receive 6-to-1 match on small dollar donations.
- HB 2579 Authorizes Oregon Youth Authority to provide reentry support and services, for specified period of time, to person who completes Department of Corrections incarceration sentence while in physical custody of authority.
- HB 2580 Requires Oregon Health Authority to take specified steps to ensure enrollment without delay and continued enrollment in coordinated care organization of child placed by Department of Human Services in substitute care.
- HB 2581 Requires person that possesses or has access to account information to report breach of security to financial institution that issued financial access device.
- HB 2582 Establishes University Research Fighting Fund to provide state moneys to public universities or Oregon Health and Science University when universities seek federal research grants.
- HB 2583 Modifies definition of "public works." Classifies exemption from ad valorem property taxation as funds of public agency for purpose of requiring payment of prevailing rate of wage.
- HB 2584 Lists specified types of expenditures that are definitively considered to be made in coordination with candidates for purposes of determining whether expenditure is considered independent expenditure.
- HB 2585 Alters passenger motor vehicle registration fee from flat rate to fee based on formula.
- HB 2586 Exempts fees associated with filing voters' pamphlet statement from $750 threshold required to file as political committee.
- HB 2587 Modifies state educational goals to take into consideration students' aspirations, to provide students with well-rounded education and to provide students with sufficient instructional time to meet students' educational goals.
- HB 2588 Prohibits performance of late-term sex-selective abortion.
- HB 2589 Provides that county is exempt from applicability of statute banning use of dogs to hunt or pursue cougars if voters approve county measure proposed by initiative petition or referred to people by governing body of county.
- HB 2590 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to issue grant to organization dedicated to addressing community needs relating to October 1, 2015, shooting on campus of Umpqua Community College.
- HB 2591 Designates month of May of each year as Williams Syndrome Awareness Month.
- HB 2592 Establishes refundable credit against personal income taxes for purchase of qualifying gun safes.
- HB 2593 Requires that sexually explicit material involving minor remain in control of law enforcement agency or court throughout criminal proceeding or juvenile delinquency proceeding, provided that material is made reasonably available to defendant.
- HB 2594 Allows nonimmigrant authorized to enter United States under Compact of Free Association to be law enforcement officer.
- HB 2595 Adds Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association to list of entities eligible for individual income tax return checkoff contribution.
- HB 2596 Specifies decreased vehicle registration fee for truck tractor used exclusively to tow travel trailer for personal use.
- HB 2597 Renames offense of operating motor vehicle while using mobile communication device as offense of driving motor vehicle while using mobile electronic device.
- HB 2598 Expands offense of vehicular assault to include contact with motorcycle, motorcycle operator or motorcycle passenger.
- HB 2599 Requires only persons under 21 years of age to wear motorcycle helmet while riding on or operating motorcycle or moped.
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HB 2600-2699
- HB 2600 Transfers authority over court appointed special advocates and CASA Volunteer Programs from Oregon Volunteers Commission for Voluntary Action and Service to Oregon Department of Administrative Services.
- HB 2601 Makes nonsubstantive and technical changes in Oregon law.
- HB 2602 Modifies crime of sexual abuse in the first degree by specifying location of prohibited touching constituting crime.
- HB 2603 Expands definition of physical injury in Oregon Criminal Code to include physical trauma when injured person is vulnerable victim.
- HB 2604 Provides that judicial marshal certified by Department of Public Safety Standards and Training qualifies as police officer under Public Employees Retirement System.
- HB 2605 Increases number of circuit court judges in judicial districts consisting of Josephine County and Washington County.
- HB 2606 Provides for allocations from Criminal Fine Account to State Court Technology Fund.
- HB 2607 Exempts certain securities issued in connection with employee benefit plans from securities registration requirements.
- HB 2608 Modifies applicability of previous amendments to Oregon Uniform Trust Code.
- HB 2609 Updates laws that govern nonprofit corporations in this state.
- HB 2610 Specifies methods by which persons may sign and transfer corporation's documents in electronic form.
- HB 2611 Subject to collective bargaining agreement or employment agreement, requires law enforcement unit that hires police or corrections officer originally hired by another law enforcement unit, upon written request of original employing law enforcement unit, to reimburse original employing law enforcement unit for certain expenses incurred by original employing law enforcement unit.
- HB 2612 Modifies reporting obligation for sex offenders by requiring report within 10 days following change of residence.
- HB 2613 Expands offense of driving while under influence of intoxicants to include any drug that adversely affects person's physical or mental faculties to noticeable or perceptible degree.
- HB 2614 Allows for blood test to be taken to determine presence of controlled substances or inhalants for purpose of Motorist Implied Consent Law.
- HB 2615 Reduces penalty of theft committed by returning stolen merchandise if value of merchandise is under $1,000.
- HB 2616 Sets forth circumstances under which court shall appoint counsel for youth in juvenile delinquency proceedings.
- HB 2617 Modifies requirements for and disqualifications from obtaining concealed handgun license.
- HB 2618 Increases certain fees collected by sheriffs.
- HB 2619 Permits pawnbroker to notify pledgor by electronic mail or other electronic means that pledge is at risk of forfeiture if pledgor agrees in writing to notification method.
- HB 2620 Expands crime of assault in the third degree to include physical injury to person working in hospital while worker is performing official duties.
- HB 2621 Specifies what constitutes notification to law enforcement officials for purpose of determining eligibility of crime victim for Department of Justice compensation award.
- HB 2622 Authorizes financial institution to refuse certain financial transactions when financial institution reasonably believes financial exploitation of vulnerable person may have occurred, may have been attempted or is being attempted.
- HB 2623 Allows trustee of trust to make disbursements for trustee's compensation or compensation of person providing investment advisory or custodial services out of principal or income under certain circumstances.
- HB 2624 Exempts out-of-state banks, extranational institutions and foreign associations from requirement to file notice before dealing in notes secured by mortgages or trust deeds, if authorized to conduct banking business in this state by certificate of Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 2625 Provides that forfeiture petition may be filed for animal impounded pending outcome of animal crime even if specific animal is not named in charging instrument.
- HB 2626 Allows arbitrator to consider base pay for city police officers in assessing compensation for unsworn Department of State Police troopers and for sworn Department of State Police troopers.
- HB 2627 Prohibits person from being admitted to detention facility if there is probable cause to believe person is, because of mental disorder, dangerous to self or others and in need of care and treatment.
- HB 2628 Requires district attorney in any criminal prosecution to make available to victim, upon request, all discovery that was disclosed to defendant.
- HB 2629 Provides that if district attorney presents documentary evidence of medical service charges at restitution hearing, evidence creates rebuttable presumption that charges are reasonable.
- HB 2630 Makes changes to Oregon guardianship laws to ensure adequate safeguards for respondents and protected persons.
- HB 2631 Requires that court-ordered fitness to proceed examination, filing of examination report and fitness to proceed determination all occur within 14 days of examination order if defendant is in custody, unless court grants extension.
- HB 2632 Expands exemption from limitations on employment of retired members of Public Employees Retirement System reemployed by Oregon State Police.
- HB 2633 Clarifies that statutes regulating sexual abuse specific treatment apply to provision of sexual abuse specific treatment to any person.
- HB 2634 Modifies criteria for qualification as "person with a disability" under wildlife laws.
- HB 2635 Includes base pay of corrections employees of certain counties as comparable factor to be considered by arbitrator in establishing base pay for employees of Department of Corrections.
- HB 2636 Modifies annual salaries of judges of Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Oregon Tax Court and circuit courts.
- HB 2637 Creates crime of animal abuse in third degree.
- HB 2638 Modifies laws related to ignition interlock devices.
- HB 2639 Allows person issued hardship permit to provide necessary services to person or to member of person's family.
- HB 2640 Requires showing that material witness previously failed to comply with subpoena before warrant of arrest may be issued for witness and before witness may be detained in custody.
- HB 2641 Adds status as peace officer or firefighter to list of characteristics of victim of crimes of intimidation in the second degree and intimidation in the first degree.
- HB 2642 Prohibits distribution of list of electors that indicates whether elector cast ballot in election until day after date of election.
- HB 2643 Requires children under two years of age to be properly secured in car seat in rear-facing position.
- HB 2644 Provides that administration of vitamin K to newborn infants must be by most effective means.
- HB 2645 Directs each manufacturer of prescription drugs that are sold within this state to develop and implement drug take-back program for purpose of collecting from individuals and nonbusiness entities those types of drugs for disposal.
- HB 2646 Provides hours of service credit for vesting purposes and retirement credit to member of Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan who receives workers' compensation disability payments and subsequently is reemployed by any participating public employer.
- HB 2647 Prohibits Oregon Educators Benefit Board from charging fee to opt out of coverage.
- HB 2648 Adds school social worker to list of professions included in school-based system for which school district or education service district may receive moneys for decreasing rates of school absenteeism.
- HB 2649 Directs State Board of Education to adopt by rule complaint process to report school district policy in violation of state law prohibiting harassment, intimidation, bullying and cyberbullying.
- HB 2650 Prohibits landlord evaluating applicant for tenancy from considering criminal history prior to performing criminal background check.
- HB 2651 Includes school class size as mandatory collective bargaining subject.
- HB 2652 Allows Department of Education to enter into agreement with certain school districts for reimbursement of cost of providing school meals.
- HB 2653 Establishes alternate death benefit for surviving spouse of member of Public Employees Retirement System who dies before retirement.
- HB 2654 Directs Arts Program to study issues relating to arts and culture.
- HB 2655 Appropriates moneys to Department of Human Services in order to continue Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer for Children program despite reductions in federal funding.
- HB 2656 Creates subtraction for classroom expenses of taxpayers who are educators.
- HB 2657 Directs Youth Development Council to develop statewide plan to provide out-of-school youth with opportunities to become reengaged and to succeed in education or workforce.
- HB 2658 Establishes pilot program for purpose of increasing number of public school students who are served by school social workers.
- HB 2659 Provides that youth offenders sentenced to mandatory minimum terms of imprisonment for certain crimes committed at 15, 16 or 17 years of age are eligible for conditional release hearing if they are in custody of Oregon Youth Authority on 24th birthday.
- HB 2660 Requires Oregon Health Authority and Department of Consumer and Business Services to make available online written materials about options available to breast cancer patients for insurance coverage of breast reconstruction surgery, breast prostheses and breast forms.
- HB 2661 Requires long term care referral provider to be registered with Department of Human Services.
- HB 2662 Increases cigarette tax and provides for distribution of increase in revenue.
- HB 2663 Establishes Task Force to study provisions of California's Knox-Keene Health Care Service Plan Act of 1975 to determine appropriateness and feasibility of adopting any provisions in Oregon.
- HB 2664 Specifies criteria for licensing of extended stay centers and requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules.
- HB 2665 Allows operators of motorcycles and mopeds to travel on shoulder of highway during traffic jams or slowdowns.
- HB 2666 Gives community college recognized student government authority to establish process and allocate mandatory student-initiated fees, subject to refusal under certain circumstances by board of education of community college district or president of community college.
- HB 2667 Establishes Task Force on Vision Zero: Achieving Zero Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities.
- HB 2668 Requires governing board of public university to obtain approval from Legislative Assembly or Higher Education Coordinating Commission in order to increase tuition and mandatory enrollment fees by more than four percent annually.
- HB 2669 Modifies requirements for local community right to know regulatory programs for toxic substances and harmful substances.
- HB 2670 Provides that contracting agency, in solicitation for procurement, must require bidder or proposer to disclose violations of certain laws.
- HB 2671 Establishes task force to study and consider issues related to liquor store agent compensation.
- HB 2672 Provides for addition, on Oregon corporate excise tax return, of income or loss of corporation incorporated in tax haven and member of unitary group, if income or loss is connected to trade or business in United States.
- HB 2673 Creates alternative process for persons seeking to change name on vital record for purpose of affirming gender identity.
- HB 2674 Provides that police officer commissioned by public university or Oregon Health and Science University is police officer for purposes of Public Employees Retirement System.
- HB 2675 Requires community health improvement plans adopted by coordinated care organizations and community advisory councils to focus on and develop strategy for integrating physical, behavioral and oral health care services.
- HB 2676 Extends sunset for modified method of apportionment of business income of interstate broadcaster for purposes of corporate excise taxation.
- HB 2677 Prohibits state contracting agency from entering public contract with contract price that exceeds $100,000 with contractor that discriminates in providing benefits against employee or employee's dependent on basis of employee's or dependent's actual or perceived gender identity, including identification as transgendered.
- HB 2678 Creates income tax credit for live organ donation.
- HB 2679 Creates Hospital Rate Commission in Oregon Health Authority to review hospital charges billed by certain hospitals and recommend to Oregon Health Authority whether to approve charges as reasonable based on prescribed criteria.
- HB 2680 Defines systems that use waste heat to produce energy as renewable energy production systems for which applicants may receive grants from State Department of Energy to install or construct.
- HB 2681 Sets forth policy objectives for State Department of Energy in administration of income tax credit allowed for construction or installation of alternative energy devices.
- HB 2682 Authorizes City of Portland to designate speed that is five miles per hour lower than statutory speed when highway is located in residence district and highway is not arterial highway.
- HB 2683 Directs Department of Transportation to remove directional sign on Southeast Powell Boulevard between Southeast 20th Avenue and Southeast 21st Avenue in Portland.
- HB 2684 Expresses intent of Legislative Assembly that, when Legislative Assembly approves increases in funding of services provided by residential training facilities or residential training homes, wages and benefits paid to direct support professionals be increased at comparable rate.
- HB 2685 Requires Department of Human Services or designee of department to offer adult with intellectual or developmental disability who qualifies for comprehensive services at least one placement other than congregate living arrangement.
- HB 2686 Authorizes Oregon Innovation Council to make grants to small businesses for seed and start-up capital and gap funding to create and support invention, innovation and economic development in rural areas of state.
- HB 2687 Directs Office of Emergency Management and Oregon Homeland Security Council to develop and administer grant program to distribute emergency preparedness equipment to local governments and other recipients.
- HB 2688 Establishes Oregon Quality Education Model Modernization Task Force.
- HB 2689 Establishes Task Force on Innovative Housing Strategies for Veterans.
- HB 2690 Establishes Oregon Educational and Workforce Development Bridge Loan Program in Department of Veterans' Affairs to conduct outreach and provide loans to veterans and disabled veterans who are enrolled in approved course of study, approved professional training, approved workforce development program or approved apprenticeship in connection with institution of higher education, and who are eligible to receive federal educational aid or other financial assistance that is temporarily unavailable.
- HB 2691 Requires student to demonstrate proficiency in civics in order to receive high school diploma.
- HB 2692 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to conduct study regarding cost savings and expense reductions that may result to small businesses from cooperative resource sharing.
- HB 2693 Establishes grant program under which Department of Education awards grants to school districts for percentage of certain student transportation costs for which school district does not receive any amount in distributions from State School Fund.
- HB 2694 Directs Department of State Lands to conduct study to assess options to address low water levels at Tenmile Lakes.
- HB 2695 Exempts certain towing vessels and their towed barges from requirement that Oregon Board of Maritime Pilots licensee pilot vessel.
- HB 2696 Permits community college district measures relating to bonding to be included in state voters' pamphlet if certain conditions are met.
- HB 2697 Defines two unique service areas for Columbia Gorge Community College District and Southwestern Oregon Community College District.
- HB 2698 Allows person with other convictions within previous 10 years to file motion to set aside conviction after three years from date of judgment if other convictions were part of same criminal episode as conviction that is subject of motion.
- HB 2699 Prohibits public body from requesting jury trial in small claims action in which plaintiff brings only claims for damage to property.
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HB 2700-2799
- HB 2700 Withdraws territory within mapped boundary of Boring Community Planning Organization from within incorporated boundaries of Metro.
- HB 2701 Replaces ability of Higher Education Coordinating Commission to place career school on probation with ability of commission to issue career school notice for corrective action.
- HB 2702 Requires communications made in support of or opposition to candidate or measure to identify whether candidate, petition committee or political committee authorized communication.
- HB 2703 Requires city or county with population greater than 2,500 within urban growth boundary to consider integration of ecosystems services when developing public facility plan.
- HB 2704 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to establish program to provide rebates to persons that purchase and register certain low emission vehicles and zero-emission transit buses in this state on or after effective date of Act.
- HB 2705 Requires water appropriator to install device at point of diversion or appropriation to measure amount, and allow determination of rate and duty, of water being used.
- HB 2706 Imposes annual management fee on each primary or supplemental water right.
- HB 2707 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Water Resources Department for ground water studies and investigations, or other ground water data gathering and analysis, in priority basins determined by department.
- HB 2708 Directs Land Conservation and Development Commission to amend statewide land use planning goal, guidelines and rules to reflect current bioengineering measures for conservation of beaches and dunes.
- HB 2709 Permits law enforcement agency to use unmanned aircraft system for purpose of investigating unlawful taking of wildlife.
- HB 2710 Sets schedule for Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to perform certain duties regarding energy efficiency standards and requirements for newly constructed buildings.
- HB 2711 Imposes moratorium until December 31, 2027, on use of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas exploration and production.
- HB 2712 Requires law enforcement agencies to adopt policies on responding to officer-involved domestic violence incidents.
- HB 2713 Provides that evidence obtained during or as result of defendant's unlawful detention by peace officer is inadmissible in criminal proceeding against defendant.
- HB 2714 Provides that unemployment insurance benefits are payable during summer term to community college instructor who has received assignment for previous summer term.
- HB 2715 Creates Hillsboro Airport Authority and Troutdale Airport Authority as divisions of Port of Portland.
- HB 2716 Directs outfitters and guides on waters rated class II or higher to require passengers 12 years of age and under to wear helmet and to provide helmet for passengers over 12 years of age.
- HB 2717 Increases penalties for assault committed against public transit employee if employee is assaulted while acting within scope of employment.
- HB 2718 Requires youth to consult with legal counsel in person, by telephone or by video conference prior to custodial interview with peace officer, and before waiver of constitutional rights.
- HB 2719 Modifies crime of aggravated animal abuse in the first degree to include maliciously causing physical injury to animal.
- HB 2720 Directs Department of Education to conduct study related to certain virtual public charter schools.
- HB 2721 Increases penalties for assault committed against flagger or highway worker who is performing official duties.
- HB 2722 Prohibits enforcement of condominium irrigation requirements by association of unit owners following finding or declaration of existing or likely drought conditions or adoption of certain rules by association.
- HB 2723 Requires Health Evidence Review Commission to evaluate therapeutic and clinical effectiveness of hippotherapy for purpose of possible inclusion on prioritized list of health services provided in medical assistance program and report findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to health by December 31, 2017.
- HB 2724 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to develop and implement Rent Guarantee Program to provide incentives and financial assistance to landlords that rent or lease to low income households by guaranteeing payments to landlords for unpaid rent and for eviction and property damage costs within certain limits.
- HB 2725 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Environmental Quality for supporting community efforts to improve economic development and public health by reducing emissions from solid fuel burning devices that burn wood.
- HB 2726 Requires Oregon Health Authority to convene work group to advise and assist in implementing targeted outreach and marketing for Health Care for All Oregon Children program.
- HB 2727 Allows water right holder to rebut presumption of forfeiture by showing that nonuse occurred during period land was subject to conservation easement, conservation covenant or similar interest.
- HB 2728 Requires Department of Human Services to pay comprehensive services provider at service rate that is no less than rate paid by department for similar services provided by personal support worker or by direct care provider in secure residential treatment home or facility.
- HB 2729 Establishes official name of open resources program as "Oregon's Open Educational Resources (OER) Program." Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to regularly convene faculty, staff and librarians from public universities and community colleges for purpose of coordinating program in specified manner .
- HB 2730 Makes golf course on high-value farmland meeting certain criteria conditional use in area zoned for exclusive farm use.
- HB 2731 Enacts Interstate Compact for Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote.
- HB 2732 Provides that person who enters motor vehicle to remove child or domestic animal in imminent danger of suffering harm is not subject to criminal or civil liability if person meets certain requirements.
- HB 2733 Changes legal rate of interest from nine percent per annum to greater of one percent per annum or rate equal to weekly average one-year constant maturity Treasury yield.
- HB 2734 Modifies requirements for appearance of spouses who are parties to case in small claims department of circuit court or justice court.
- HB 2735 Transfers duties, functions and powers of Oregon Health Authority related to certification and regulation of smoke shops and cigar bars to Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
- HB 2736 Provides that smoke shop certified by Oregon Health Authority may allow on-premises consumption of alcoholic beverages.
- HB 2737 Requires Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to adopt construction standards for homes that have floor area of not more than 600 square feet.
- HB 2738 Provides that marriage is civil contract entered into between two persons.
- HB 2739 Allows cause of action against patent holder for genetically engineered organism present on land without permission of owner or lawful occupant.
- HB 2740 Increases age of trafficked person from 15 to 18 for crime of trafficking in persons for use in commercial sex act.
- HB 2741 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Housing and Community Services Department for deposit into Wildfire Damage Housing Relief Account.
- HB 2742 Increases household income limitation for receipt of financial assistance from Wildfire Damage Housing Relief Account.
- HB 2743 Directs Land Conservation and Development Commission to establish and implement pilot program to implement master plan for economic development on land adjacent to airport with approved airport master plan in rural area.
- HB 2744 Amends definition of "tourism-related facility" to include improvements to real property that have substantial purpose of supporting, promoting or accommodating tourism or tourist activities.
- HB 2745 Authorizes certain intergovernmental entities created to operate, maintain, repair and modernize nonrail transportation facilities to impose property taxes in support of those purposes, or issue general obligation bonds supported by property tax revenues, if entity obtains approval of governing bodies of affected cities and counties in entity territory.
- HB 2746 Requires payment of refund value of 10 cents for certain beverage containers on and after April 1, 2017, regardless of refund value indicated on beverage container.
- HB 2747 Specifies that if county allows production of crops on land zoned for uses other than farm or forest use, county must allow production of marijuana on that land in same manner that county allows production of other crops on that land.
- HB 2748 Modifies sources of moneys deposited in Residential Solid Fuel Heating Air Quality Improvement Fund.
- HB 2749 Directs Port of Hood River to study feasibility of replacing Hood River-White Salmon Interstate Bridge.
- HB 2750 Permits Port of Hood River to enter into agreement for bridge project that is partially or completely within port's district.
- HB 2751 Allows occupational therapists to participate in primary care provider loan repayment program.
- HB 2752 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to develop and administer program to issue grants to fund projects for construction of all-wood high-rise buildings in this state.
- HB 2753 Establishes Task Force on Economic Development.
- HB 2754 Requires Oregon Health Authority to provide all Oregon hospitals and birthing centers schedule for conducting newborn hearing screening tests, and for referring parents and guardians to health care providers for purpose of diagnosing whether newborn child has congenital cytomegalovirus, within 21 days of newborn child's date of birth.
- HB 2755 Requires value of transferable tax credit to be determined during calendar quarter in which agreement is reached to transfer credit.
- HB 2756 Transfers duties, functions and powers of State Department of Energy related to issuance of loans for small scale local energy projects to Oregon Business Development Department.
- HB 2757 Modifies cost recovery formula for site certificate holders.
- HB 2758 Transfers administration of fuel oil dealer program from State Department of Energy to Housing and Community Services Department.
- HB 2759 Prohibits transfer of energy-related tax credit held by tax-exempt or governmental entity.
- HB 2760 Extends sunset for property tax exemption for alternative energy systems.
- HB 2761 Includes daily fantasy sports game in definition of "contest of chance" for purposes of gambling and gaming laws.
- HB 2762 Provides that employer must provide injured worker, within 48 hours after injury, with form that Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services develops.
- HB 2763 Authorizes Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to disburse moneys from National Board Certification Fund for reimbursement of certain costs related to national board certification of teachers.
- HB 2764 Changes calculated share of annual energy resource supplier assessment below which energy resource supplier is exempt from payment of assessment from $250 to $2,500.
- HB 2765 Extends sunset for property tax exemption for alternative energy systems.
- HB 2766 Updates connection date to federal Internal Revenue Code and other provisions of federal tax law.
- HB 2767 For purposes of personal income taxation, phases out availability of itemized deductions, other than charitable contribution deductions, for taxpayer with federal adjusted gross income of $125,000 or more for single return, or $250,000 or more for joint return.
- HB 2768 Expands definition of "tourism promotion" for purposes of local transient lodging tax revenue expenditures.
- HB 2769 Imposes sales and use taxes on sales of works of art, collectible objects and furniture having sales prices of $100,000 or more.
- HB 2770 Repeals property tax exemption for certain communication infrastructure.
- HB 2771 Phases out allowance of itemized deduction for real property taxes, based on income.
- HB 2772 Requires addition to taxable income for Oregon tax purposes of amount of gain attributable to sale or exchange of taxpayer's principal residence and excluded from federal taxable income, if in excess of certain threshold.
- HB 2773 Authorizes city or county to designate area within jurisdiction as vertical housing development zone.
- HB 2774 Requires Department of Revenue to make information contained in central assessment roll available to general public on department's website.
- HB 2775 Limits total amount of biomass tax credit allowed for animal manure that may be claimed annually by all taxpayers.
- HB 2776 Authorizes appointment of guardian for person with disability who is in need of guardianship.
- HB 2777 Authorizes mass transit districts to establish administrative process to adjudicate certain ordinance violations.
- HB 2778 Prohibits insurer, Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board from offering benefit plans that require prior authorization or increased cost-sharing for specified health care services if cost of services is reimbursed by plan.
- HB 2779 Sets conditions under which person or agent collecting moneys for state agency may take more than one business day to transmit moneys to State Treasurer.
- HB 2780 Establishes Task Force on State Hospital Staffing.
- HB 2781 Directs Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issue of wage theft. .
- HB 2782 Authorizes issuance of bonds under Articles XI-G and XI-Q of Oregon Constitution to finance expansion of Oregon State University-Cascades campus.
- HB 2783 Authorizes Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to require employer that is able to pay but has not paid wages to provide bond for a period of time determined by commissioner or cease conducting business until employer has provided bond.
- HB 2784 Designates State Department of Agriculture as lead agency responsible for state administration of programs and policies relating to commercial cultivation of oysters, clams and mussels.
- HB 2785 Exempts from requirements of removal-fill laws removal or filling, or both, originally intended or subsequently used for establishment, repair, restoration, resumption or replacement of certain uses on lands zoned for exclusive farm use, forest use or mixed farm and forest use that were established on or before January 1, 2017.
- HB 2786 Exempts from requirements of removal-fill laws removal or fill, or both, of any lot or parcel not shown as having wetlands on Statewide Wetland Inventory.
- HB 2787 Creates tax credit for employers that pay wages to youth workers, defined as workers between 16 and 25 years of age.
- HB 2788 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to develop website to match students with industry professionals for purposes of improving access to internships, job shadowing opportunities and work experience.
- HB 2789 Requires Department of Education and Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish career and technical education pathways to permit students to easily progress from secondary school to public post-secondary institutions of education.
- HB 2790 Requires public body, before entering into legal services agreement that includes contingency fee arrangement with private legal counsel, to estimate fiscal impact of legal services agreement.
- HB 2791 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of type and length of sentence on recidivism rate and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- HB 2792 Extends recreational immunity to employees and agents of owner of land when acting within scope of duties and those with private property interests in land.
- HB 2793 Requires person convicted of commercial sexual solicitation to disclose to court all Oregon licenses, certificates, permits and registrations that person holds.
- HB 2794 Modifies crime of unauthorized use of a vehicle.
- HB 2795 Increases certain filing fees, motion fees, settlement conference fees, trial fees, fees for writs of garnishment , marriage solemnization fees and prevailing party fees.
- HB 2796 Directs State Court Administrator to study methods for improving courthouses and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 1, 2018.
- HB 2797 Increases presumptive fine for violations, including traffic violations occurring in certain locations.
- HB 2798 Directs State Court Administrator to report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on fees charged by state courts no later than September 1, 2018.
- HB 2799 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study on restitution collection practices and present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
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HB 2800-2899
- HB 2800 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to conduct study on long-term consequences of criminal convictions and present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- HB 2801 Directs Department of Justice to conduct study on availability of appellate review of judgments denying post-conviction relief and to present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- HB 2802 Directs Department of Corrections to conduct study on impact of prison visitation on offender recidivism and present report on findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- HB 2803 Eliminates conflicting definitions relating to expenses for medical services provided to individuals in local correctional facilities.
- HB 2804 Removes provision concerning fee paid by person sentenced by court to probation before July 1, 1981, who is subject to supervision by community corrections program.
- HB 2805 Directs Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study law enforcement.
- HB 2806 Directs Department of Administrative Services to study public records.
- HB 2807 Provides that affidavit submitted to court in support of petition for approval of settlement of personal injury claim of incapacitated person, minor or decedent is confidential.
- HB 2808 Directs Department of State Police to study reasons for certain denials of concealed handgun license applications and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- HB 2809 Resolves conflict between penalty provisions regarding animal dealer failure to turn over dog or cat to owner.
- HB 2810 Directs Administrator of the Division of Child Support of the Department of Justice to conduct statewide study regarding child support no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 2811 Directs Judicial Department and State Court Administrator to conduct statewide study regarding court orders for child custody no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 2812 Directs Department of Education to establish School Safety Multidisciplinary Assessment Team System.
- HB 2813 Prohibits broadband Internet access service provider from disclosing, selling or permitting access to personal information of customers of provider.
- HB 2814 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding children no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 2815 Establishes Task Force on Insurance and specifies membership of task force.
- HB 2816 Directs Department of Corrections to conduct study on inmate management strategies and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2018.
- HB 2817 Corrects inaccurate reference to definition.
- HB 2818 Directs Judicial Department and State Court Administrator to conduct statewide study regarding families in judicial system in this state no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 2819 Corrects inaccurate reference to definition.
- HB 2820 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study factors that impact recidivism rates and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2018.
- HB 2821 Directs State Court Administrator to study methods for improving efficiency of probate proceedings and to report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 1, 2018.
- HB 2822 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study recidivism rates of sex offenders and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- HB 2823 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of pretrial release on recidivism rate and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- HB 2824 Directs Department of Justice to study resolution of victim right violation claims and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before February 1, 2019.
- HB 2825 Requires Department of Justice to study presumptive fines for violations.
- HB 2826 Requires court to impose mandatory minimum sentence of imprisonment if person is convicted of crime of fleeing or attempting to elude police officer under certain circumstances.
- HB 2827 Requires Department of Human Services to commission study of area agencies' prevention and intervention programs for seniors and persons with disabilities.
- HB 2828 Modifies procedures of Commission on Judicial Fitness and Disability.
- HB 2829 Limits, for purposes of personal income taxation, availability of itemized deductions.
- HB 2830 Increases corporate excise tax rates.
- HB 2831 Increases corporate minimum tax imposed on S corporations with Oregon sales that exceed certain amount.
- HB 2832 For purposes of estate tax, conforms threshold for imposition of tax and for requirement to file return to basic exclusion amount applicable to federal estate.
- HB 2833 Makes technical corrections and clarifications in statutes governing exemption of property in enterprise zones.
- HB 2834 Requires dental care organization that contracts with coordinated care organization to provide oral health care services to low income seniors and veterans residing in geographic area served by coordinated care organization who do not have other coverage for oral health care services.
- HB 2835 Requires Oregon Health Authority to conduct study of effectiveness of Oregon Integrated and Coordinated Health Care Delivery System in improving health outcomes for medical assistance recipients.
- HB 2836 Exempts from disclosure under public records law health information protected from disclosure by federal law, including records and reports submitted to Psychiatric Security Review Board.
- HB 2837 Clarifies law regarding health insurance coverage required for orally administered anticancer drugs.
- HB 2838 Requires Oregon Health Authority to take specific steps to improve assistance provided to individuals applying for or seeking to renew medical assistance eligibility.
- HB 2839 Prohibits entities providing health care services, practitioners practicing health care professions and insurers of health care services from, solely on basis that individual who meets eligibility requirements for receipt of organ transplant is disabled, discriminating against individual with respect to practices related to and coverage of organ transplant.
- HB 2840 Creates credit against personal income tax for cost of criminal history record check required by state law for transfer of firearm.
- HB 2841 Creates income tax credit for certain employers that are required to provide paid sick leave.
- HB 2842 Requires professional licensing boards to consider homeschool diploma to be equivalent to high school diploma for purposes of licensure, certification or other authorization needed to provide occupational or professional service.
- HB 2843 Directs Occupational Safety and Health Division of Department of Consumer and Business Services to study potential safety benefits of screening replacement workers during labor dispute with employer that employs more than 100 employees in industry involving hazardous materials.
- HB 2844 Excludes free play or free wager awarded by customer loyalty program from gross mutuel wagering for purposes of required payments.
- HB 2845 Directs Department of Education to convene advisory group to develop statewide ethnic studies standards for adoption into existing statewide social studies standards for public kindergarten through grade 12.
- HB 2846 Authorizes reserve officers sponsored by law enforcement unit to pay for training as police with cash and G.I. Bill education benefits.
- HB 2847 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to develop program under which department, pursuant to contract with financial institution, provides loan guarantees or credit guarantees for qualified veterans for purpose of refinancing existing purchase-money mortgages or similar mortgages of homes used primarily as principal residence by veterans.
- HB 2848 Changes term of office and qualifications for appointment of Adjutant General.
- HB 2849 Directs Department of Land Conservation and Development to conduct study on methods to mitigate impact of technology support structures on aesthetics of certain areas.
- HB 2850 Creates income tax credit for employing up to three youth workers.
- HB 2851 Requires use of headlights when windshield wipers are on or there is fog.
- HB 2852 For purpose of tax credit for affordable housing lenders, requires Housing and Community Services Department to make annual determination of remaining balance of reserved but not certified tax credits.
- HB 2853 Limits availability of tax credit allowed for animal manure processed in digester to digester in operation by certain date.
- HB 2854 Eliminates limitation of liability for owner of land used for trail or recreational purposes when owner is public body.
- HB 2855 Creates procedure for purchaser of real property to enforce contractual requirement for delivery of deed of conveyance without instituting suit or action.
- HB 2856 Creates Community Outreach and Labor Education Program within Bureau of Labor and Industries to promote awareness of employee rights.
- HB 2857 Prohibits certain activities by, and specifies additional duties for, performing rights society in notifying business proprietors concerning proprietors' duties with respect to performing copyrighted musical works and in negotiating contracts for paying royalties for performing copyrighted musical works.
- HB 2858 Specifies procedures Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services may use to investigate violations of Insurance Code.
- HB 2859 Creates or adjusts sunset dates for certain property tax expenditure provisions.
- HB 2860 Restricts number of personnel files concerning faculty members that community college may maintain.
- HB 2861 Grants Governor authority to declare economic emergency.
- HB 2862 Allocates $350,000 to Nursing Faculty Loan Repayment Program.
- HB 2863 Establishes Oregon Constitutional Convention Delegation to represent Legislative Assembly at any constitutional convention convened pursuant to Article V of United States Constitution to consider balanced budget amendment to United States Constitution.
- HB 2864 Requires each community college and public university to establish process for recommending, and providing oversight for implementation of, cultural competency standards for institution and institution's employees.
- HB 2865 Permits owner of lot in planned community to record meetings of owners and meetings of board of directors.
- HB 2866 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt certain requirements related to carcasses of returning hatchery fish.
- HB 2867 Establishes minimum education requirements for teachers of dual credit courses.
- HB 2868 Establishes criteria for state and United States flags to be official flags.
- HB 2869 Authorizes Secretary of State to designate agencies that have data identifying native language of electors in this state.
- HB 2870 Removes sunset on lobbyist exemption from reporting to Oregon Government Ethics Commission moneys spent on lobbying other registered lobbyists.
- HB 2871 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study to determine most effective method of enabling electors to use registration card to request voting materials in language other than English.
- HB 2872 Requires Secretary of State to establish process to allow electors to request voting materials in language other than English by filling out registration card or updating registration on electronic voter registration website.
- HB 2873 When municipal corporation places local option tax measure or general obligation bond measure on ballot, requires chief elections officer of city, governing body of county or district elections authority to file all materials relating to measure with appropriate county elections officer.
- HB 2874 Provides exemption from mandatory disclosure of electronic mail addresses that are in possession of offices of legislative department.
- HB 2875 Imposes excise tax on coffee beans and ground coffee.
- HB 2876 Increases personal income tax imposed on certain taxpayers by adding new bracket with higher marginal rate.
- HB 2877 Creates impact tax.
- HB 2878 Imposes additional tax on qualified dividend income treated as net capital gain and taxed at lower rate on personal income taxpayer's federal return.
- HB 2879 Exempts from taxation amounts received from sale of real property to nonprofit corporation or housing authority.
- HB 2880 For purposes of determining which public buildings must comply with existing requirement to display Oregon State flag and National League of Families' POW/MIA flag, expands definition of "public building" to include all other county, municipal, school district and special district buildings upon which or near which it is customary and suitable to display United States flag.
- HB 2881 Appropriates moneys to Department of Human Services for Oregon Hunger Response Fund program services.
- HB 2882 Requires governing body of coordinated care organization to include representative from at least one dental care organization that serves members of coordinated care organization.
- HB 2883 Authorizes court to order State Fish and Wildlife Commission to revoke all licenses, tags and permits issued under wildlife laws held by person convicted of violation of wildlife laws for unlawfully taking wildlife with culpable mental state, if violation occurred while person was acting or offering to act as outfitter and guide.
- HB 2884 Makes corporations eligible to serve on juries.
- HB 2885 Provides that governing body of county shall be nonpartisan board of five commissioners elected by people of county.
- HB 2886 Establishes Oregon Public Places Are Safe Places Investment Fund.
- HB 2887 Allows credit against income taxes for up to three years for employment of qualified military veterans if wage requirement is met.
- HB 2888 Establishes Oregon Public Utility Homeland Security Commission in Office of Emergency Management.
- HB 2889 Establishes Task Force on Secure Pipelines and Associated Storage Units and Terminals.
- HB 2890 Allocates $500,000 of lottery revenue to Oregon Military Department for purposes of providing tuition waivers for eligible post-secondary institutions to members of Oregon National Guard.
- HB 2891 Establishes Department of Veterans' Affairs Veteran Services Grant Fund.
- HB 2892 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to conduct statewide study regarding veteran-owned small businesses no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 2893 Requires city to evaluate for inclusion in urban growth boundary agricultural land consisting predominantly of certain soil classifications with other first priority lands.
- HB 2894 Permits cities to determine likelihood of development or redevelopment of land during review or evaluation of comprehensive plan or urban growth boundary expansion.
- HB 2895 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for seismic needs assessments in 27 school districts in which seismic needs assessments have not been conducted.
- HB 2896 Provides that court may not issue warrant or impose sanction of confinement for contempt that results from defendant's failure to comply with judgment debtor examination or written interrogatories.
- HB 2897 Prohibits insurer that offers health benefit plan in state from restricting covered services to in-network providers, imposing higher deductible, copayment or out-of-pocket maximum for out-of-network physicians than for in-network physicians, requiring prior authorization for physician ordered prescription drugs, laboratory tests or physician referrals, requiring generic drugs, except for controlled substances, to be filled at in-network pharmacies and requiring physicians licensed by Oregon Med
- HB 2898 Directs Department of Education to develop method for analyzing student progress toward high school graduation that takes account of change in degree of credit deficiency among credit-deficient students and change in dropout rate among credit-deficient students.
- HB 2899 Provides that ports may enter into intergovernmental agreements for any purpose permitted under ORS chapter 190.
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HB 2900-2999
- HB 2900 Authorizes ports to advertise activities of port and activities of others using port facilities.
- HB 2901 Increases threshold, from $500,000 to $2 million, of real property value that requires port to obtain additional appraisal before purchase.
- HB 2902 Authorizes ports to acquire, construct, maintain and operate shipyards.
- HB 2903 Authorizes Department of Human Services to immediately place conditions on license, certificate or other authorization of child-caring agency prior to hearing if department finds there is serious danger to public health or safety.
- HB 2904 For purposes of rural enterprise zone program, provides alternative criterion for eligibility for certification of facility located in county outside all metropolitan statistical areas in which total property taxes imposed by all taxing districts equal at least 1.3 percent of total assessed value of all taxable property in county.
- HB 2905 For purposes of rural enterprise zone program, expands definition of "county with chronically low income or chronic unemployment" to include county in which percentage of individuals below federal poverty level, averaged over preceding five years, is greater than percentage of individuals below federal poverty level within state.
- HB 2906 Establishes Oregon Geographic Information Council within office of State Chief Information Officer.
- HB 2907 Provides that specialized building inspector authorized by, but not employed by, municipality to administer and enforce parts of state building code specialty code is appointee of municipality for purpose of inspector certification statutes.
- HB 2908 Creates position of Veteran Volunteer Coordinator in Department of Veterans' Affairs and specifies responsibilities.
- HB 2909 Requires candidate for President or Vice President of United States, in order to appear on general election ballot or in general election voters' pamphlet, to provide Secretary of State with copy of candidate's federal income tax returns for five years preceding year of general election and with written consent for public disclosure of tax returns.
- HB 2910 Requires snowmobiles and certain all-terrain vehicles to cross highway at intersection or more than 100 feet from intersection.
- HB 2911 Authorizes local government to publish notice of public hearing regarding proposed rule on agency's website instead of in newspaper of general circulation.
- HB 2912 Establishes Affordable Housing Land Acquisition Revolving Loan Program within Housing and Community Services Department to make loans to eligible organizations to purchase land for affordable housing development and to provide supportive services to residents and low income households.
- HB 2913 Imposes fee on retail sale of studded tires and on installation of studs in tires.
- HB 2914 Requires prospective contractors to list in bid or proposal submitted in response to solicitation for public contract five individuals or entities to which prospective contractor contributed most money in connection with ballot measure or election to public office.
- HB 2915 Allows employer to pay federal minimum wage to youth employee during employee's initial period of employment.
- HB 2916 Provides that specification or calculation of amount provider must charge person who receives personal injury protection benefits, or person's insurer, may not consider discounts that provider allows in individual cases for personal or financial hardship, for prompt payment or for payment at time person receives services from provider.
- HB 2917 Requires state agencies and persons that contract with state agencies to use federal E-Verify employment verification system to verify employment eligibility of job applicants.
- HB 2918 Prohibits introduction, propagation or stocking of wildlife species without authorization by law approved by Legislative Assembly.
- HB 2919 Makes facility providing food services at senior community residence subject to regulation as restaurant.
- HB 2920 Requires judgment creditor to file satisfaction document upon receipt of proceeds of execution sale of real property.
- HB 2921 Preempts city or county from adopting rule, ordinance or policy related to immigration.
- HB 2922 Increases surcharge collected for issuance of Crater Lake National Park registration plates.
- HB 2923 Makes English official language of state.
- HB 2924 Requires seller of real property to disclose if property was used as site for manufacture, processing, storage, distribution or retail sale of medical or recreational marijuana items.
- HB 2925 Creates Task Force on Public Assistance Reform to study steps taken in Maine and Kansas to reduce public assistance expenditures.
- HB 2926 Requires drug testing for unlawful use of controlled substances of individual making initial application for unemployment insurance benefits if individual was terminated by most recent employer for unlawful use of controlled substances or suitable work is available for individual only in occupation that regularly conducts drug testing.
- HB 2927 Enacts Interstate Compact for Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote.
- HB 2928 Permits person who will be 17 years old on date of primary election and 18 years old on date of general election to adopt major party affiliation and vote at primary election for candidates of major political party with which person is affiliated.
- HB 2929 Establishes subtraction from personal income taxes for amounts that taxpayers pay in student loan interest.
- HB 2930 Authorizes Department of Human Services or law enforcement agency to collect information concerning military status of parent or guardian of child who is subject of report of child abuse and share information with appropriate military authorities.
- HB 2931 Clarifies educational requirements for registration of behavior analysis interventionists.
- HB 2932 Authorizes city or county to adopt ordinance or resolution providing property tax exemption to commercial, industrial and multifamily buildings that have been seismically retrofitted, for period of up to 10 years, with additional period up to five years based on locally adopted criteria.
- HB 2933 Removes limitation on amount Oregon Infrastructure Finance Authority may grant for emergency projects.
- HB 2934 Repeals statute authorizing payment of support for child attending school.
- HB 2935 Modifies provision allowing waiver of qualification for registration as professional engineer if applicant has professional engineering experience in another jurisdiction.
- HB 2936 Specifies that, for purpose of sick leave employee-count threshold, employee and parent, spouse or child of employee may not be counted if employee or parent, spouse or child of employee is director of corporation with substantial ownership interest, member of limited liability company or partner of limited liability partnership.
- HB 2937 Permits accessory dwelling unit on land zoned rural residential and as conditional permitted use on land zoned for exclusive farm use.
- HB 2938 Permits siting of recreational vehicle for residential purposes on land zoned rural residential and as conditional permitted use on land zoned for exclusive farm use.
- HB 2939 Limits rate of tax that city or county may impose on commercial construction.
- HB 2940 Directs Department of Revenue to make annual submission of information about certain C corporations subject to Oregon corporate excise tax to Legislative Revenue Officer.
- HB 2941 Disconnects, in calculation of Oregon taxable income, from federal depreciation computation and federal rules for expensing of depreciable business assets for purposes of personal income tax or corporate excise tax.
- HB 2942 Imposes tax on rental price of construction, mining, earthmoving or industrial equipment that is mobile and held primarily for rental.
- HB 2943 Requires Department of Transportation to study options for improving highway infrastructure in this state.
- HB 2944 Limits landlord assistance under Housing Choice Landlord Guarantee Program to damages awarded in judgment following hearing in which landlord proves amount of damages.
- HB 2945 Requires incumbent holder of state office who seeks to be elected to same office to file nominating petition or declaration of candidacy not later than 77 days before date of primary election.
- HB 2946 Directs State Chief Information Officer to include links to websites established by certain entities on Oregon transparency website.
- HB 2947 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to submit annual report to Legislative Assembly on amounts of liquidated and delinquent debt written off, abated or canceled by specified state agencies in previous fiscal year.
- HB 2948 Allows person who is at least 16 years of age to register to vote.
- HB 2949 Requires candidate for President or Vice President of United States, in order to appear on general election ballot or in general election voters' pamphlet, to provide Secretary of State with copy of candidate's federal income tax returns for five years preceding year of general election and with written consent for public disclosure of tax returns.
- HB 2950 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to City of St. Helens for central waterfront redevelopment and Portland Harbor cleanup support project.
- HB 2951 Requires addition, in determination of Oregon taxable income, of deduction as business expense of compensation paid by taxpayer to highly paid individual.
- HB 2952 Specifies that corporate taxpayer claiming tax credit consents to disclosure of taxpayer's name and amount of credit.
- HB 2953 Eliminates filing fees for complaints, petitions, answers and other first appearances in Oregon Tax Court.
- HB 2954 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for purpose of upgrading Crescent Sanitary District sewer system.
- HB 2955 Provides that person commits crime of strangulation if person knowingly impedes normal breathing or circulation of another person by applying pressure to chest of other person.
- HB 2956 Directs Early Learning Council to conduct evaluation of Early Learning Hubs and submit report on evaluation each odd-numbered year.
- HB 2957 Establishes grant program for purpose of improving kindergarten student-to-teacher ratios in schools that are considered high poverty.
- HB 2958 Directs Oregon Medical Board and Oregon State Board of Nursing to adopt rules requiring practitioners to screen certain patients for pathogenic E. coli bacteria and report positive screening results to Oregon Health Authority.
- HB 2959 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Human Services to administer general assistance project.
- HB 2960 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to collect data concerning revenue from and costs of sales of recreational marijuana and present data to Joint Committee on Ways and Means and committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue during each odd-numbered year regular session.
- HB 2961 Establishes Homeownership Repair and Rehabilitation Program within Housing and Community Services Department to provide grants to eligible nonprofit organizations to provide financial assistance to persons in low income households for repair and rehabilitation of residences.
- HB 2962 Removes certain exemptions that State Treasurer has from Public Contracting Code.
- HB 2963 Modifies existing administrative rule review process to require legislative approval of newly adopted administrative rules in order for rules to take effect.
- HB 2964 Extends ad valorem property tax exemption to existing qualified dwelling units of single-unit housing purchased by taxpayers seeking exemption.
- HB 2965 Establishes Task Force on Workforce Development for People with Disabilities.
- HB 2966 Excludes certain Portland employers from sick leave requirements if employer is located in Portland on temporary or seasonal basis and has permanent location outside city.
- HB 2967 Requires Legislative Policy and Research Director to provide small business impact statement if statement is requested in writing by two members of Legislative Assembly, each member from different major political party.
- HB 2968 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to carry out study and propose recommendations for single, coordinated process for parties to meet certain federal and state requirements for, and to obtain certain releases from liability for, cleanup of hazardous waste.
- HB 2969 Establishes Task Force on Combating Independent Expenditures to conduct analysis and determine how to best form commission to combat independent expenditure advertisements by third party organizations in elections in this state, with emphasis on encouraging candidates to enter into agreements similar to People's Pledge.
- HB 2970 Requires prosecuting attorney to identify person subject to investigative demand and specify basis for belief that person has engaged in, is engaging in or is about to engage in unlawful trade practice.
- HB 2971 Increases number of video lottery game terminals allowed on premises of race meet licensee that qualifies as video lottery game retailer to 50 terminals.
- HB 2972 Prohibits public university, community college or Oregon-based private university or college to use threat or imposition of student discipline or other sanction to influence decision of victim of alleged incident of sexual assault, domestic violence or stalking regarding whether to report alleged incident or participate in investigation or adjudication of alleged incident.
- HB 2973 Repeals requirement that person who is not gun dealer obtain criminal background check prior to transferring firearm to another person who is not gun dealer.
- HB 2974 Exempts certain transferees from private firearm transfer criminal background check requirement.
- HB 2975 Authorizes court to award retail customers of vehicle dealers statutory damages under certain circumstances.
- HB 2976 Requires public employer to publish proposed collective bargaining agreement and cost analysis before signing.
- HB 2977 Requires Division of Audits of Secretary of State's office to perform cost analysis of proposed collective bargaining agreement between public employer and labor organization before execution of agreement.
- HB 2978 Authorizes adoption by taxing district of ordinance that exempts stated dollar amount of assessed value of real property from operating taxes or local option taxes of taxing district.
- HB 2979 Eliminates certain categories of medical assistance recipients from exemption from enrollment in coordinated care organization.
- HB 2980 Authorizes Department of Human Services and Oregon Health Authority to contract with more than one public agency or private corporation to provide mental health and developmental disabilities services if county declines to operate community mental health program or community developmental disabilities program.
- HB 2981 Requires Oregon Health Authority to report specified information on quarterly basis about processing of applications for medical assistance and for renewals of medical assistance.
- HB 2982 Directs Department of Transportation to conduct quarterly inspections of railroad track within Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
- HB 2983 Creates Task Force on Disaster Response and Recovery.
- HB 2984 Appropriates moneys to Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board for 2017-2019 biennium for issuing grant to Curry County for implementing replacement of control devices at discharge from Floras Lake into Floras Creek.
- HB 2985 Establishes Task Force on Employment-Related Child Care to conduct study on improving access to and availability of subsidies for employment-related child care and to develop plan to expand access to employment-related child care opportunities.
- HB 2986 Modifies provisions relating to administration of estates.
- HB 2987 Renames crime of giving false information to a peace officer for issuance or service of a citation or for an arrest on a warrant to giving false information to a peace officer in connection with a citation or warrant.
- HB 2988 Increases penalty for crime of harassment if offense consists of subjecting another person to offensive physical contact, is committed against family or household member and is committed in immediate presence of or witnessed by minor child in specified circumstances.
- HB 2989 Requires State Department of Energy to conduct study on incentives for residential solar in this state.
- HB 2990 Increases time period during which tenants of manufactured dwelling park must identify or form tenants committee for purpose of purchasing park from 10 days to 60 days.
- HB 2991 Prohibits animal rescue entity from euthanizing animal or transferring custody of animal for purpose of euthanasia.
- HB 2992 Requires school district board and public charter school governing body to adopt and implement policy that requires volunteers to undergo background check if district or school allows volunteers to have direct, unsupervised contact with school children.
- HB 2993 Requires Department of Transportation to study development of uniform speed bump height and markings.
- HB 2994 Requires Department of Transportation to study development of uniform speed bump height and markings.
- HB 2995 Requires Department of Transportation to study development of uniform speed bump height and markings.
- HB 2996 Designates Act as Oregon First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account Act.
- HB 2997 Provides for distribution of amounts collected upon conviction for violation of compulsory attendance laws.
- HB 2998 Requires community colleges and public universities to establish foundational curriculum or foundational curricula for first year of coursework at public post-secondary institutions of education and establishes requirements for foundational curricula.
- HB 2999 Establishes Task Force on Workforce Training Improvement.
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HB 3000-3099
- HB 3000 Establishes Task Force on Workforce Development.
- HB 3001 Requires Director of Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study how current workforce development system could be changed to ensure more businesses start and stay within Oregon.
- HB 3002 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services, Higher Education Coordinating Commission and Youth Development Council to work together to study how current workforce development system functions and recommend changes for organizational efficiency.
- HB 3003 Requires each community college that receives state moneys for purpose of providing specific workforce development training to complete and return to Higher Education Coordinating Commission form detailing how moneys were used by community college and degree to which moneys achieved purpose for which moneys were expended.
- HB 3004 Allows person to continue to qualify for Oregon Promise if, after being awarded grant, person enters into service with career and technical student organization approved by Department of Education before attending community college.
- HB 3005 Creates refundable credit against personal income taxes for housing rental payments.
- HB 3006 Requires State Forestry Department to identify Oregon-based contractors qualified to provide wildfire suppression equipment and post list of qualified contractors on website.
- HB 3007 Imposes tax on wholesale sale of inhalant-form nicotine based on percentage of wholesale price.
- HB 3008 Prohibits employer from requiring employee to create, file or sign documents containing information that employer knows is false related to hours worked or compensation received by employee.
- HB 3009 Requires Department of Human Services to seek approval from United States Department of Agriculture to allow students to apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits using Free Application for Federal Student Aid form.
- HB 3010 Requires Department of Human Services to seek approval from United States Department of Agriculture to allow unemployed or underemployed full-time post-secondary students to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
- HB 3011 Directs Department of Corrections to enter into interagency agreement with community college and public university for purpose of establishing program that provides post-secondary education to inmates.
- HB 3012 Permits county to allow owner of lot or parcel of at least two acres zoned for rural residential uses to construct new single-family dwelling on lot or parcel if owner converts existing historic home to accessory dwelling unit.
- HB 3013 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to use lesser of assumed interest rate for system determined by board or assumed interest rate published by federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation in formulating actuarial equivalency factor tables for purpose of computing payments to members of Public Employees Retirement System.
- HB 3014 Requires applicants for initial license to practice respiratory therapy to hold credential as Registered Respiratory Therapist.
- HB 3015 Allows school district and public charter school to implement nationally recognized high school assessments in mathematics, science or English if assessment complies with specified criteria.
- HB 3016 Prohibits county zoning ordinance that prohibits keeping certain species of livestock in zone where keeping any species of livestock is permitted use.
- HB 3017 Prohibits abortion unless physician has first determined probable post-fertilization age of unborn child, except in case of medical emergency.
- HB 3018 Eliminates sunset on Law Enforcement Profiling Work Group.
- HB 3019 Provides that certain amount of moneys collected from retail electricity consumers as public purpose charge may be used for transportation electrification.
- HB 3020 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to conduct study on product stewardship programs in other states.
- HB 3021 Requires State Department of Energy to conduct study on energy conservation.
- HB 3022 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to conduct study of brownfields programs in other states.
- HB 3023 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to conduct study on carbon pricing.
- HB 3024 Requires Oregon Health Authority to conduct study on air toxics.
- HB 3025 Excludes certain battery charger systems from definition of "battery charger system" for purposes of energy efficiency standards.
- HB 3026 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to conduct study regarding funding for septic systems.
- HB 3027 Creates crime of unlawful cetacean captivity.
- HB 3028 Authorizes employee of employer that employs more than 1.3 million employees nationwide to request flexible or predictable work schedule.
- HB 3029 Allows parent or legal guardian of child whose sixth birthday occurred on or before September 1 immediately preceding beginning of current school year to delay enrolling child in public full-time school for one year for purpose of better meeting child's needs for cognitive, social or physical development.
- HB 3030 Prohibits business that makes retail sales of nitrous oxide canisters from which individual may directly inhale nitrous oxide, or employee of business, from selling or delivering nitrous oxide canister to individual who is under 18 years of age.
- HB 3031 Specifies that person may petition Oregon Liquor Control Commission for privilege of designating specified area in this state as Oregon cannacultural area.
- HB 3032 Requires value of transferable tax credit to be lower of value determined at time of application for preliminary certification or at time of final certification.
- HB 3033 Allows personal income taxpayers to subtract amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans from taxable income, in excess of amounts deducted on federal return.
- HB 3034 Requires Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to study methods to modernize and streamline existing overtime rules for individuals who engage in administrative, executive or professional work.
- HB 3035 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to immediately initiate or resume payment of certain increased benefits under Public Employees Retirement System if recipient shows that benefits were reduced or not increased because recipient failed to provide required statement due to physical illness of recipient or recipient's spouse.
- HB 3036 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to reimburse certain recipient of reduced payment under Public Employees Retirement System if recipient establishes that payment was subject to Oregon personal income tax.
- HB 3037 Makes certain increases in benefits occurring when Public Employees Retirement Board learns that payments are subject to Oregon personal income tax effective on first day of month after receipt of notice, rather than first day of calendar year after receipt of notice.
- HB 3038 Directs Department of Education to conduct study on methods for improving and stabilizing school funding.
- HB 3039 Requires Governor to interview at least one candidate from underserved racial, ethnic or minority population when making appointment to Board of Commissioners of Port of Portland.
- HB 3040 Directs State Fish and Wildlife Commission to implement reduced fee schedule for hunting and fishing licenses for individuals who are not residents of Oregon but who pay Oregon state income taxes.
- HB 3041 Increases, for purposes of tax credit allowed for crop donation, percentage of wholesale price allowed as amount of credit.
- HB 3042 Requires Oregon Health Authority to use portion of moneys in Hospital Quality Assurance Fund to provide grants to culturally specific health care facilities beginning July 1, 2018.
- HB 3043 Requires transportation network company or other employer to conduct or have other person conduct criminal records check to determine whether individual that transportation network company or other employer intends to engage as participating driver has committed certain criminal violations.
- HB 3044 Modifies requirements for carrying dog on external part of vehicle.
- HB 3045 Requires transportation network company to make certain disclosures to participating drivers.
- HB 3046 Prohibits law enforcement agency from requesting that another public body acquire information through operation of unmanned aircraft system, commonly known as drone.
- HB 3047 Creates exception allowing use of unmanned aircraft system capable of firing bullet or projectile in certain circumstances.
- HB 3048 Prohibits person from operating unmanned aircraft system, commonly known as drone, so that drone comes within 50 feet of individual without consent of individual.
- HB 3049 Provides that person may not operate unmanned aircraft system over privately owned premises in manner so as to harass or unreasonably annoy owner or occupant of premises.
- HB 3050 Permits siting of commercial solar photovoltaic power generation facility on land not designated as high value farmland, on high value farmland under certain conditions and as conditional permitted use of land zoned for exclusive farm use.
- HB 3051 Expands permissible uses of Water Measurement Cost Share Program Revolving Fund.
- HB 3052 Creates Family Leave Benefits Insurance program to provide benefits to employees taking family leave.
- HB 3053 Creates Task Force on Water Infrastructure Investment.
- HB 3054 Establishes minimum wage for tipped employee of not less than $10 per hour if employee earns in tips at least $5 per hour more than minimum wage otherwise required by law.
- HB 3055 Modifies authority to use property line adjustment on certain units of land established by subdivision or partition authorized by waiver.
- HB 3056 Prevents extinguishment of lien upon entry of judgment in action to recover unpaid planned community or condominium assessment.
- HB 3057 Requires board of directors of association to use certain information when conducting reserve study of reserve account.
- HB 3058 Establishes quorum requirements for meetings of certain homeowners associations and associations of unit owners.
- HB 3059 Precludes right of recovery by transferor of special declarant rights to interest in condominium or planned community.
- HB 3060 Prohibits state contracting agency from entering into public contract with prospective contractor that has not certified that prospective contractor has policy and practice of preventing sexual harassment, sexual assault and discrimination against members of protected classes of workers.
- HB 3061 Establishes Task Force on Anonymous Text Message Services.
- HB 3062 Recognizes April 6 of each year as National Tartan Day in Oregon.
- HB 3063 Requires Housing and Community Services Department, in collaboration with Oregon Health Authority, to disburse moneys in Housing for Mental Health Fund for development of community-based housing, crisis intervention services, rental subsidies and other housing-related services for individuals with mental illness and individuals with substance use disorders.
- HB 3064 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding early childhood education and services no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3065 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding early childhood education and services no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3066 For purposes of tax credit for contributions to Office of Child Care, eliminates provisions for collaboration by office with advisory committee and distribution of funds through community agencies.
- HB 3067 Authorizes Marion and Polk Counties to establish pilot CourtCare programs to provide quality child care to individuals and families who are participating in court proceedings at local courthouse or transacting business at local governmental office.
- HB 3068 Directs Office of Child Care to implement resource and referral system.
- HB 3069 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding early childhood education and services no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3070 Requires person making independent expenditure of $3,000 or more within 30 calendar days of primary or general election to file statement of independent expenditures within 24 hours of making expenditure.
- HB 3071 Requires that statements made by certain witnesses to committee of Legislative Assembly be made under oath and therefore subject to crime of false swearing.
- HB 3072 Prohibits person who is head of state agency or chief of staff, legal counsel, deputy legal counsel or senior policy advisor within Governor's office from receiving money or other consideration for lobbying within one year after person ceases to hold position.
- HB 3073 Requires safety belts on school buses and school activity vehicles that provide transportation for state's kindergarten through grade 12 public schools.
- HB 3074 Directs Department of Transportation to offer extended hours at field offices.
- HB 3075 Grants income tax credit to firefighters who provide volunteer services to rural fire protection districts or fire departments.
- HB 3076 Requires members on school athletic teams to receive annual training to learn how to recognize symptoms of concussion and how to seek proper medical treatment.
- HB 3077 Prohibits defense attorney, or district attorney if defendant is not represented by attorney, from disclosing to defendant victim's electronic mail address and social media account identifying information unless court authorizes or orders disclosure.
- HB 3078 Modifies eligibility for Family Sentencing Alternative Pilot Program.
- HB 3079 Removes factor based on payments to hospitals from determination of hospital assessment rate.
- HB 3080 Establishes Task Force on State Medical Assistance Funding.
- HB 3081 Prohibits Oregon Medical Board from requiring certain professional certifications as condition of licensure.
- HB 3082 Expands COFA Premium Assistance Program to include lawful permanent residents of United States who are barred by federal law from receiving medical assistance for five years after lawful entry into United States.
- HB 3083 Requires Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to convene task force to study and make recommendations for improving and stabilizing health insurance exchange.
- HB 3084 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to administer program to provide financial assistance with cost of deductibles and other cost-sharing requirements associated with health insurance.
- HB 3085 Establishes Health Care Professional Training Fund.
- HB 3086 Requires health benefit plan to reimburse cost of treatment for HIV-associated lipodystrophy.
- HB 3087 Creates family and medical leave insurance program to provide covered employee with portion of wages while on family medical leave or military leave.
- HB 3088 Allows Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to issue license or registration to person convicted of certain crimes if certain requirements are met.
- HB 3089 Specifies standards for review of driving record and criminal record that Department of Education must conduct for applicant to become driver of school bus or school activity vehicle.
- HB 3090 Requires hospital to adopt policy for release of patients from emergency department following treatment for behavioral health crisis.
- HB 3091 Specifies behavioral health services that must be provided by coordinated care organization.
- HB 3092 Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to conduct study on health of shellfish populations in this state.
- HB 3093 Requires transportation network company or other employer to conduct or have other person conduct test to determine whether individual that transportation network company or other employer intends to engage as participating driver has used or is using controlled substance.
- HB 3094 Establishes procedures for adoption of restated declaration, restated assignment of use of limited common element and restated bylaws.
- HB 3095 Reduces maximum term of imprisonment for Class A misdemeanor crime from one year to 364 days.
- HB 3096 Requires financial institution to report to Department of Consumer and Business Services customer complaint concerning improper charges to customer's credit card or debit card or improper withdrawals from customer's deposit account that alleges that improper charges or withdrawals came after inadequate disclosure or failure to disclose that initial purchase obligated customer to make additional purchases or payments unless customer acts affirmatively to cancel obligation.
- HB 3097 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study barriers to residents applying for medical assistance.
- HB 3098 Establishes Task Force on Prior Authorization of Prescription Drugs.
- HB 3099 Requires principal real estate brokers to complete continuing education in brokerage practices to qualify for renewal of principal real estate broker license.
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HB 3100-3199
- HB 3100 Imposes additional tax on investment services partnership income treated as net capital gain and taxed at lower rate on personal income taxpayer's federal return.
- HB 3101 Prohibits hotels or inns from charging facility fees in addition to price of guest room rental unless facility fees are disclosed prior to guest room reservation or rental.
- HB 3102 Establishes Task Force on Medical Assistance Funding.
- HB 3103 Directs Department of Education to review scientific studies on potential health risks associated with repeated exposure to radiofrequency radiation emitted from wireless computer network technology and wireless communication devices.
- HB 3104 Directs State Treasurer to study strategies for increasing participation of Oregon residents in qualified tuition programs described in section 529 of Internal Revenue Code, with specific consideration given to historically disadvantaged populations.
- HB 3105 Establishes product stewardship program for household hazardous waste.
- HB 3106 Directs Early Learning Hubs to convene annual meetings between representatives of preschool programs administered by Early Learning Division for purpose of coordinating enrollment of eligible children in programs.
- HB 3107 Authorizes elected official to possess firearm in building housing court facility if elected official performs official duties within building and is licensed to carry concealed handgun.
- HB 3108 Requires employer of parole and probation officer to authorize officer to carry firearm if officer meets certain requirements.
- HB 3109 Directs court to include in judgment $50 warrant service fee when imposing sentence on defendant arrested on warrant.
- HB 3110 Establishes monthly salary for members of Legislative Assembly for months, any portion of which Legislative Assembly meets in organizational, regular or emergency session.
- HB 3111 Provides for extension of time in which credit against improvement fee must be used when construction of qualified public improvement for which credit is granted is suspended for any cause.
- HB 3112 Requires every corporation to annually file affidavit with Department of Revenue attesting that corporation has registered or attempted to register with United States Selective Service System.
- HB 3113 Establishes Ranger Program within Oregon Youth Conservation Corps.
- HB 3114 Creates income tax credit for employing up to three students enrolled in at least four credit hours in institution of higher education.
- HB 3115 Requires chief administrative law judge from Office of Administrative Hearings to adopt policies for affording reasonable accommodations to parties and witnesses with psychiatric impairments or physical disabilities in contested case hearings conducted by administrative law judges assigned from office.
- HB 3116 Allows producer to sell candled eggs designated as ungraded under limited circumstances.
- HB 3117 Directs each school district to designate individual or group of individuals to be advocate for educational reforms in school district.
- HB 3118 Authorizes issuance of lottery bonds to finance repair or replacement of Siuslaw River bulkhead.
- HB 3119 Establishes procedure for automated motor vehicle manufacturer to submit certificate of compliance to Department of Transportation.
- HB 3120 Provides that Department of Transportation must designate vehicle dealer as agent.
- HB 3121 Requires Governor to consult with metropolitan planning organization before appointing director to board of certain mass transit districts.
- HB 3122 Requires Department of Transportation to study options for improving highway infrastructure in this state.
- HB 3123 Requires Department of Transportation to study options for improving highway infrastructure in this state.
- HB 3124 Requires Department of Transportation to study options for improving highway infrastructure in this state.
- HB 3125 Defines "autocycle." Provides that person may operate autocycle without motorcycle endorsement.
- HB 3126 Removes service charge exemption for translator districts in certain instances.
- HB 3127 Adds murder of certified reserve officer and murder of reserve officer to definition of aggravated murder.
- HB 3128 Appropriates moneys to State Forestry Department during 2017-2019 biennium for activities related to Clackamas Forestry Product Cooperative Project.
- HB 3129 Prohibits former member of Legislative Assembly from taking position as public official in state government and receiving salary for performance of duties as public official within one year after ceasing to be member.
- HB 3130 Modifies funding mechanism for public employees' health care benefit to avoid excise tax under Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
- HB 3131 Permits minor political parties to choose to nominate candidates as part of state-sponsored primary election.
- HB 3132 Establishes Veterans' Services Fund pursuant to constitutional amendment approved in Ballot Measure 96 (2016).
- HB 3133 Permits certain candidates, in lieu of paying fee required for inclusion in written voters' pamphlet, to pay Secretary of State fee of $25 for electronic display and distribution of voters' pamphlet statement or portrait.
- HB 3134 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study and develop recommendations for establishing partnerships between public post-secondary institutions of education and public or private entities in this state.
- HB 3135 Requires medical assistance coverage for insertion of long-acting, reversible contraceptive devices during hospital stay for labor and delivery.
- HB 3136 Requires political advertising to include sponsor's name.
- HB 3137 Clarifies that blight includes existence of brownfields for purposes of urban renewal plans.
- HB 3138 Allows school district and post-secondary institutions of education to apply for funding to form K-20 partnership.
- HB 3139 Requires Oregon Arts Commission to establish policies and procedures that ensure Arts Program considers regional differences in public access to, or opportunities for engagement in, arts and cultural development when determining eligibility for grant awards and that promote investment in communities where opportunities for engagement in arts and cultural development are limited.
- HB 3140 Establishes People's Primary election.
- HB 3141 Requires Department of Revenue to establish program to identify taxpayers that are eligible for, but did not claim, earned income tax credit in preceding tax year and release to qualified nonprofit organization information that would enable qualified nonprofit organization to contact taxpayer, inform taxpayer of eligibility and assist taxpayer, if necessary, to apply for earned income tax credit.
- HB 3142 Requires nongovernmental entity that enters into contract with Public Utility Commission for receipt of public purpose charge moneys to administer loan program whereby entity makes loans to public land bank authorities created by local governments for purposes of acquiring, rehabilitating, redeveloping, reutilizing or restoring brownfield properties.
- HB 3143 Creates credit against personal income taxes for costs of repair of durable household goods.
- HB 3144 Establishes Task Force on Trade Practices.
- HB 3145 Establishes Task Force on Trade Promotion.
- HB 3146 Defines "qualified rural county" to mean, for certain economic development programs, county outside all metropolitan statistical areas in which total property taxes imposed by all taxing districts equal at least 1.3 percent of total assessed value of all taxable property in county.
- HB 3147 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Director to, before appointing Oregon Hatchery Research Center Board members, consult with organizations that represent certain interests and take into consideration nominations or recommendations received in course of consultation.
- HB 3148 Limits standing to appeal land use decision or limited land use decision by local government to person who resides or maintains business within 25 miles of local government boundary.
- HB 3149 Requires development of plan for Oregon Coast Trail.
- HB 3150 Allocates $2,100,000 of lottery revenue to Oregon Business Development Department to be used to issue grants or loans in support of redevelopment of Port of Port Orford Cannery.
- HB 3151 Appropriates moneys to State Forestry Department for 2017-2019 biennium to carry out integrated pest management program to combat Sudden Oak Death.
- HB 3152 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to issue loans or grants to City of Gold Beach to construct training facility for public safety personnel.
- HB 3153 Requires State Department of Fish and Wildlife to use dual-frequency identification sonar devices for counting fish.
- HB 3154 Directs Judicial Department to publish compilation of information on court procedures and proceedings relevant to municipal courts and distribute publication to each municipal court.
- HB 3155 Establishes Task Force on Use of Surplus Public Lands for Housing.
- HB 3156 Requires Department of Education to be responsible for providing education of students for first 30 calendar days after eligible day treatment program or eligible residential treatment program begins operations or expands operations to different school district.
- HB 3157 Directs Department of Transportation to regulate privately owned vehicles for hire, including taxicabs and limousines.
- HB 3158 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to implement program to encourage reporting of wildlife law violations.
- HB 3159 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to prescribe acceptable levels of subsurface sewage disposal system releases.
- HB 3160 Permits persons who have limited vision to carry and use white canes on highways and in other public places.
- HB 3161 Requires Department of Transportation to establish pilot program to assess how products that department or contractor for department procures affect emissions of carbon dioxide.
- HB 3162 Requires Department of Transportation to establish pilot program to assess how products that department or contractor for department procures affect emissions of carbon dioxide.
- HB 3163 Transfers administration of tax credit for biomass production or collection from State Department of Energy to State Department of Agriculture.
- HB 3164 Directs State Department of Energy to study existing residential energy tax credit and need for residential energy incentive programs.
- HB 3165 Requires Energy Facility Siting Council to update carbon dioxide emissions standard for base load gas plants no less than once every two years.
- HB 3166 Modifies cost recovery formula for site certificate holders.
- HB 3167 Establishes Oregon Energy Commission as policy and rulemaking body for State Department of Energy.
- HB 3168 Exempts certain persons measuring or describing water, underwater areas or submerged lands from laws regulating practice of surveying or other practices regulated by State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying.
- HB 3169 Establishes that Office of Administrative Hearings has sole jurisdiction over appeal of classification of worker as independent contractor.
- HB 3170 Extends collective bargaining rights to certain faculty members of public university with academic rather than administrative focus.
- HB 3171 Provides that additional taxes upon disqualification from certain special assessment programs may not be imposed on land if, at time of disqualification, such land is public property that was leased or rented to taxable owner and reason for disqualification is termination of lease under which land was assessed.
- HB 3172 Directs Oregon Tourism Commission to identify, designate and monitor tourism districts in this state.
- HB 3173 Creates income tax credit for unreimbursed expenses of certain public school teachers and adjunct instructors.
- HB 3174 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to develop and implement one or more pilot programs statewide to provide training, job placement services, financial assistance, technical support and business creation assistance to veterans in construction and construction materials industries.
- HB 3175 Makes changes to definition of "low income households" in Local Innovation and Fast Track Housing Program.
- HB 3176 Authorizes court, when imposing sentence, to consider whether defendant committed crime while under duress, compulsion, direction or pressure from person who has committed certain acts against defendant.
- HB 3177 Allows seizure, constructive possession and forfeiture of hens and chicks used in connection with cockfighting operation.
- HB 3178 Imposes tax on wholesale sale of inhalant-form nicotine based on percentage of wholesale price.
- HB 3179 Directs Department of Revenue to disclose corporate excise and income tax returns to chairpersons and vice chairpersons of legislative committees related to revenue.
- HB 3180 Authorizes Department of Revenue and units of local government to disclose to each other information related to administration of transient lodging tax laws.
- HB 3181 Provides that statement from parent or guardian releasing student seven years of age or younger from requirement to submit certification that student received dental screening within previous 12 months must include explanation of reason that dental screening is burden for student or parent or guardian of student.
- HB 3182 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Transportation for purpose of initiating breast cancer awareness registration plate program.
- HB 3183 Directs Oregon Medical Board to conduct study on solar eclipse eye health.
- HB 3184 Permits Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to develop and implement system that provides loan counseling to consumers who borrow from payday loan lenders and title loan lenders.
- HB 3185 Establishes Task Force on Family Engagement in Education.
- HB 3186 Makes strike or recognition of picket line of labor organization by assistant attorney general unlawful.
- HB 3187 Requires insurer, Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board to reimburse specified amount to noncontracting individual health professional for services provided to health benefit plan enrollee in contracting health facility.
- HB 3188 Prohibits person from engaging in business as debt buyer unless person first obtains certificate of registration from Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 3189 Establishes Department of Building Codes.
- HB 3190 Repeals prohibition on pledging homestead as security for reverse mortgage in property tax deferral program for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
- HB 3191 Directs Department of Education to administer pilot program to offer summer education to elementary school students in high poverty, low performing schools with high populations of English language learners.
- HB 3192 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to provide funds to assist first-time home buyers from low income households through programs administered by department and grants to eligible nonprofit organizations, housing authorities and local governments.
- HB 3193 Repeals Department of State Lands leasing requirements for kelp harvesting.
- HB 3194 Directs Oregon Health Authority to permit use of resin-based sealants and glass-ionomer sealants by personnel who provide services through local dental sealant programs.
- HB 3195 Requires Secretary of State to hire consultant to identify inefficiencies in state agencies.
- HB 3196 Directs Department of Human Services to study necessary improvements to regulation of community-based care, including but not limited to residential care facilities and adult foster homes, and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly.
- HB 3197 Directs Department of Human Services to study necessary improvements in regulation of memory care facilities and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly.
- HB 3198 Requires Department of Transportation to study improving this state's transportation system.
- HB 3199 Requires Department of Transportation to identify strategies for increasing ridership on public transit in Oregon and to report on its findings.
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HB 3200-3299
- HB 3200 Requires Department of Transportation to study feasibility and financing methods of adding express lanes to U.S. Highway 26 between Portland and Glencoe Road.
- HB 3201 Requires that request or petition to district school board demonstrate that proposed change of service area of school meets certain requirements.
- HB 3202 Provides procedures and requirements for establishing criteria for siting of Southwest Corridor MAX Light Rail Project.
- HB 3203 Requires contracting agency to perform analysis to determine whether constructing public improvement with contracting agency's own equipment and personnel will result in least cost to contracting agency.
- HB 3204 Allows person to return pet that has disease, injury or defect existing at time of acquisition.
- HB 3205 Requires that state and commercial water bottler enter into agreement for sharing gross amount received from sale of water prior to state agency transferring interest in real property having appurtenant water right to bottler or prior to Water Resources Department issuing water right to bottler for certain waters formerly reserved, conserved or withdrawn from appropriation.
- HB 3206 Creates tax credit for taxpayer located in qualifying county who establishes and implements employee training program in collaboration with local community college.
- HB 3207 Provides that portion of Interstate 5 shall be known as Atomic Veterans Memorial Highway.
- HB 3208 Prohibits Legislative Assembly from enacting certain legislation related to education.
- HB 3209 Removes from coverage as subject worker member or manager of limited liability company who holds direct or indirect ownership interest in limited liability company, including through one or more holding companies, regardless of work that member or manager performs for limited liability company.
- HB 3210 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to provide notice and opportunity for comment for statewide human resource policy and to submit policy to Legislative Counsel for review.
- HB 3211 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to study barriers to development of industrially zoned lands and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 1, 2018.
- HB 3212 Vests sole authority to regulate hunting ammunition and fishing gear with Legislative Assembly with specified exceptions.
- HB 3213 Expands contents of report by Oregon Broadband Advisory Council to Joint Legislative Committee on Information Management and Technology to include role of broadband technology in local, state and regional economies and economic development.
- HB 3214 Requires Office of Rural Health to conduct study and develop recommendations on whether to allow health care practitioner students who do not attend Oregon Health and Science University to participate in Scholars for a Healthy Oregon Initiative.
- HB 3215 Requires school district to obtain approval from Department of Education before entering into funds diversion agreement for payment of debt service on pension obligation bonds.
- HB 3216 Directs Chief Education Office to conduct study for purpose of identifying practices that assist students in poverty families.
- HB 3217 Requires labor negotiation with public body to take place in open meeting.
- HB 3218 Requires labor organization to be recertified as exclusive representative every four years.
- HB 3219 Requires public employer to publish collective bargaining agreement.
- HB 3220 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study and develop recommendations on how to ensure students have greatest practicable opportunity to transfer credits earned at community colleges to baccalaureate degrees awarded at public universities.
- HB 3221 Requires State Chief Information Officer to develop, in collaboration with state agencies and Secretary of State, State Treasurer and Attorney General, curriculum and materials for training state employees in information security.
- HB 3222 Expands offense of unlawful tethering to include tethering domestic animal for more than 15 minutes in certain weather conditions.
- HB 3223 Requires public body to make available online all records of deliberations of meeting held by electronic communication within seven days of date of meeting.
- HB 3224 Provides that cities and counties may seek reimbursement for construction on arterial highways under certain circumstances.
- HB 3225 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study to determine best method for adopting use of multimember legislative districts in this state.
- HB 3226 Requires State Board of Forestry to establish criteria for preserving natural resource values on forestland.
- HB 3227 Allows tax credit for alternative energy device to be claimed by owner or subscriber of community solar project.
- HB 3228 Modifies state wildlife policy.
- HB 3229 Specifies that Oregon Health Authority may not register marijuana grow sites, marijuana processing sites and medical marijuana dispensaries.
- HB 3230 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Transportation for deposit in Safe Routes to Schools Fund for grant awards under safe routes to schools program.
- HB 3231 Authorizes governing bodies of cities and counties to jointly form district for purposes of acquisition, design, construction, reconstruction, installation, operation, maintenance and repair of limited-access public highway projects within district boundaries.
- HB 3232 Prohibits introduction of wildlife species into area outside species' current range without authorization from State Fish and Wildlife Commission.
- HB 3233 Allows employer to pay accrued sick leave to employee who is employed on fixed-rate, piece-rate or commission basis at employee's fixed hourly rate.
- HB 3234 Makes certain appropriations for activities related to shellfish.
- HB 3235 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Agriculture to fund grant program for weed control districts.
- HB 3236 Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to conduct study on health of shellfish populations in this state.
- HB 3237 Requires heads of certain state agencies to identify individuals serving in agency division leadership position or in position responding directly to director or division lead of agency.
- HB 3238 Prohibits person employed by state agency from participating in public contract within five years after person ceases to hold position.
- HB 3239 Requires Citizens' Initiative Review Commission, rather than Attorney General, to fulfill duties relating to receiving, drafting, returning and reviewing ballot titles.
- HB 3240 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to establish Homeownership Grants for Grads Program to provide grants to individuals who are first-time home buyers and who have obtained post-secondary degrees.
- HB 3241 Allows local government to create residential PACE programs to assist owners of single-family dwellings in financing utilities improvements and seismic rehabilitation.
- HB 3242 Requires peace officer to electronically record custodial interview with person under 18 years of age when investigating felony, or allegation that person under 18 years of age committed act that if committed by adult would constitute felony.
- HB 3243 Prohibits law enforcement agency from receiving certain equipment from military surplus equipment program operated by federal government.
- HB 3244 Prohibits peace officer from using deceit, trickery or artifice during interview of youth concerning act that, if committed by adult, would constitute crime.
- HB 3245 Permits city to authorize planning commission or hearings officer to conduct hearings and make final decisions on applications for amendments to city comprehensive plan map.
- HB 3246 Requires transportation network company that operates in this state to obtain license from Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 3247 Creates Beginning Farmer Real Estate Loan Program within Oregon Business Development Department.
- HB 3248 Renames crime of interfering with an assistance, a search and rescue or a therapy animal to interfering with an assistance, a search and rescue or a therapy animal in the second degree.
- HB 3249 Establishes Oregon Agricultural Heritage Fund and continuously appropriates moneys in fund to Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board.
- HB 3250 Provides block grants to specified counties for two-year period to assume duties of Department of Human Services, Oregon Health Authority and Housing and Community Services Department with respect to community mental health services, developmental disability services, alcoholism and substance abuse treatment services, child welfare services and homelessness prevention and assistance services.
- HB 3251 Authorizes members of Legislative Assembly to donate up to 10 percent of member salary to charitable organizations that member identifies.
- HB 3252 Prohibits greyhound racing.
- HB 3253 Requires state agencies, departments and political subdivisions to grant to persons who are blind priority to establish and operate vending facilities in public buildings and preference to operate cafeterias in public buildings and vending facilities in community colleges.
- HB 3254 Directs Oregon Youth Authority to conduct statewide study regarding youth and youth offenders no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3255 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to conduct study regarding emergency shelters for persons experiencing homelessness no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3256 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to conduct study no later than July 1, 2018, regarding emergency shelters for persons experiencing mental health crises who are in need of transitional housing.
- HB 3257 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to conduct study regarding affordable housing no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3258 Directs Department of Human Services to conduct statewide study regarding foster children no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3259 Directs Oregon Youth Authority to conduct statewide study regarding youth offenders no later than July 1, 2018.
- HB 3260 Authorizes coastal county to impose local transient lodging tax on residential short-term vacation rental property by submitting question to county electors.
- HB 3261 Requires Oregon Health Policy Board, in collaboration with Office of Rural Health and Oregon Health and Science University, to conduct assessment of health care workforce needs in Oregon.
- HB 3262 Requires Department of Human Services, in collaboration with other agencies, to adopt rules related to prescription of psychotropic medications to elderly persons and persons with disabilities.
- HB 3263 Directs State Board of Education to adopt by rule standards for provision of occupational therapy to students who have individualized education programs.
- HB 3264 Directs Department of Transportation to conduct pilot program on prompt payment of certain contracts.
- HB 3265 Provides that any business license issued by city or county must be transferable to benefit of purchaser of licensed business for remaining term of license without additional payment of business license tax.
- HB 3266 Provides that no person may use mechanical restraint, chemical restraint, prone restraint, physical restraint or seclusion on student in public education program.
- HB 3267 Directs school districts and public charter schools to waive high school diploma requirements that are not established by state law if student is or was foster child, homeless, runaway, child in military family, child of migrant worker or enrolled in Youth Corrections Education Program or Juvenile Detention Education Program.
- HB 3268 Extends sunset on provisions directing Public Utility Commission to administer programs related to residential telecommunication services, including Oregon Lifeline program.
- HB 3269 Changes name of Oregon Global Warming Commission to Oregon Climate Change Commission.
- HB 3270 Establishes Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund.
- HB 3271 Prohibits state agency from establishing rule or policy regulating, restricting or prohibiting firearms.
- HB 3272 Modifies provisions relating to care facilities regulated by Department of Human Services.
- HB 3273 Modifies requirements relating to evacuation of residents of adult foster homes.
- HB 3274 Expands exemption from public records law of records of Office of Small Business Assistance, and directs office to maintain specified records confidentially.
- HB 3275 Requires applicant for housing development containing at least 100 new housing units to give notice to Department of Education and school district.
- HB 3276 Requires health benefit plan coverage of health services necessary to combat disease outbreak or epidemic.
- HB 3277 Directs Health Licensing Office to issue lactation consultant license to qualified applicant.
- HB 3278 Allows persons convicted of unlawful delivery of controlled substance constituting Class A felony to file motion for order setting aside conviction, unless delivery occurred within 1,000 feet of school or was to minor.
- HB 3279 Modifies definition of "labor contractor" to include property services contractor.
- HB 3280 Eliminates registration fees on bee colony for year in which colony is established.
- HB 3281 Authorizes state agency employee who is licensed to carry concealed handgun to store personal handgun and ammunition in locked container in vehicle while employee is at work and vehicle is parked in state agency parking lot.
- HB 3282 Removes psittacines not bred and maintained commercially from definition of "livestock" used for laws regarding offenses committed against animals, interference with livestock production, unlawful possession of iodine matrix and dogs chasing livestock.
- HB 3283 Amends findings by Legislative Assembly regarding provision of care and treatment for impounded or seized animals.
- HB 3284 Repeals requirement for health care facility to obtain certificate of need.
- HB 3285 Repeals sunset on provisions that allow students whose legal residence is not within school district to attend school in district as resident if student receives written consent.
- HB 3286 Requires sponsor of public charter school or public charter school governing body to provide notice to parents of students at public charter school before taking action that could lead to closure or significant restructuring of public charter school.
- HB 3287 Prohibits state agency from adopting administrative rule or enacting or enforcing employment or personnel policy limiting or prohibiting possession of firearm by concealed handgun licensee.
- HB 3288 Requires each public university to submit to Higher Education Coordinating Commission report identifying causes of increases in administrative positions and other cost drivers at university.
- HB 3289 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to submit annual report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly that describes progress made in providing competency-based education in public post-secondary institutions of education.
- HB 3290 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to recognize and endorse online, competency-based education as important component of Oregon's system of higher education and to select regionally accredited nonprofit online baccalaureate degree granting institution of higher education to work with and to integrate programs and services of institution into Oregon's higher education policy and strategy.
- HB 3291 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services, in coordination with Legislative Fiscal Officer and Legislative Revenue Officer, to prepare biennial budget stress test report that estimates effects on state finances of hypothetical negative economic conditions.
- HB 3292 Reinstates tax credit for long term care insurance premiums.
- HB 3293 Provides that school district may not deny participation in interscholastic activities by student who attends public charter school.
- HB 3294 Limits fees payable to qualified community development entity in connection with qualified equity investment.
- HB 3295 Requires Department of Revenue to estimate projected amount of revenue, attributable to net capital gain, to be received by department for current tax year and to estimate amount received for previous tax year.
- HB 3296 Imposes tobacco products tax on tobacco substitute that contains nicotine but not tobacco and that is intended to be orally ingested by user.
- HB 3297 Requires, for purposes of taxpayer election of reduced tax rate for certain pass-through nonpassive income, net increase in number of employees.
- HB 3298 Creates refundable personal income tax credit for mortgage interest payments made for taxpayer's principal residence.
- HB 3299 Imposes on owner of foreclosed residential real property liability to local government of $10 for each day that property remains unsold and vacant during period that begins 270 days after date of trustee's sale or judgment of foreclosure, unless owner demonstrates that property remains unsold and vacant because owner is renovating or substantially remodeling property.
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HB 3300-3399
- HB 3300 Directs Department of Human Services to develop and implement two pilot programs in rural and urban areas of state by contracting with independent nongovernmental entities to assess suitability of foster homes for certification.
- HB 3301 Changes definition of foster parent who is "current caretaker.".
- HB 3302 Directs Public Defense Services Commission to develop and maintain Parent-Child Representation Program statewide to provide legal representation in juvenile dependency proceedings based on workload model of contracting that provides for caseload limits.
- HB 3303 Requires hospital to have protocol to ensure that law enforcement agency is notified within seven days of collection of sexual assault forensic evidence kit and that kits are stored for no less than 60 days after collection.
- HB 3304 Allows taxpayer to direct portion of income tax refund to purpose of providing housing to low income persons.
- HB 3305 Includes travel trailers as vehicles that are subject to state's "lemon law." Declares emergency, effective on passage.
- HB 3306 Prohibits state agency from adopting administrative rule limiting or prohibiting possession of firearm by concealed handgun licensee who is respondent of or protected by active protective order.
- HB 3307 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule program for regulating air contaminant emissions from new facilities generating methane or other toxic gas.
- HB 3308 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule program for regulating air contaminant emissions from dairy confined animal feeding operations.
- HB 3309 Extends time limitation to bring certain pay equity claims by making each subsequent payroll action that is based on underlying pay equity violation actionable.
- HB 3310 Confirms that discrimination claim may address disparate impact discrimination, or action that is fair in form but discriminatory in operation.
- HB 3311 States that legislative policy of State of Oregon is to recognize right to due process of law.
- HB 3312 For rules implementing certain federal environmental laws that Environmental Quality Commission or Department of Environmental Quality has been delegated authority to administer, prohibits commission from amending or revising rules to be less stringent than certain federal standards and requirements.
- HB 3313 Allows public charter school to give priority in admission to students who reside within attendance boundaries of nonchartered public school if specified conditions are met.
- HB 3314 Directs State Registrar of Center for Health Statistics to send to Department of Consumer and Business Services each calendar quarter names of children born in Oregon to residents of this state.
- HB 3315 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish program under which authority oversees establishment of kiosks for purpose of collecting from consumers and disposing of certain drugs.
- HB 3316 Allows certain school districts to apply for grants for certain elementary schools to provide additional daily hour of English instruction if school performance on statewide summative assessment for English falls below specified levels.
- HB 3317 Effective January 1, 2018, repeals nonurban county minimum wage tier and replaces it with urban minimum wage tier for certain cities, increasing incrementally on annual basis through 2023.
- HB 3318 Establishes procedures for conducting functional behavioral assessments and for developing, reviewing and revising behavior intervention plans for students with individualized education programs or 504 Plans.
- HB 3319 Establishes minimum amount that Legislative Assembly must appropriate to Department of Veterans' Affairs in each biennium, apart from appropriations from veterans' services fund established under Ballot Measure 96 (2016).
- HB 3320 Imposes fee on money transmission made by person other than corporation to location outside state.
- HB 3321 Requires nonprofit corporations that meet certain requirements, including receipt of public funds, to comply with open meetings law and public records law, to post copy of corporation's proposed annual budget to corporation's public website and to submit to and cooperate with audit.
- HB 3322 Requires person that engages in business as vehicle repair shop to obtain certificate from Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 3323 Increases from $40,000 to $100,000 amount of bond or letter of credit that certain vehicle dealers are required to purchase.
- HB 3324 Requires Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to provide incentive to small employers to participate in consultative services, to provide maximum allowable protection from fines and penalties to small employers that participate in consultative services and to promote consultative services to small business community.
- HB 3325 Creates income tax credit for investment in community gardens and food banks.
- HB 3326 Authorizes centrally assessed company with outstanding property taxes of at least $174 million for property tax years beginning before July 1, 2016, to satisfy tax liability by paying 75 percent of amount due.
- HB 3327 Authorizes district school boards to take specified actions to facilitate creation and use of maker spaces.
- HB 3328 Modifies law regarding requirement that public employer grant preference to veteran or disabled veteran in selection process for civil service position.
- HB 3329 Directs Appraiser Certification and Licensure Board to establish program to award grants to state certified appraisers and state licensed appraisers to whom board issues certificate or license on or after January 1, 2018.
- HB 3330 Permits city or county to impose controls on rental rates and rental rate increases applicable to spaces in facilities for manufactured or floating homes.
- HB 3331 Directs Office of Manufactured Dwelling Park Community Relations to establish and administer landlord-tenant dispute resolution program for disputes arising from notices of certain rent increases.
- HB 3332 Limits amount and procedure by which landlord may increase rent for manufactured dwelling space or floating home space.
- HB 3333 Requires insurers and third party administrators to pay claims for out-of-network health services within 30 days and according to standards identified by Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 3334 Requires Legislative Counsel to produce draft measures in order in which measures were requested.
- HB 3335 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to develop plan for enabling community colleges to offer associate's degree completed in coordination with credits earned in apprenticeship or training program.
- HB 3336 Permits individual to create family medical leave savings account with financial institution to pay or reimburse qualified beneficiary's wage loss during family medical leave of absence from work.
- HB 3337 Creates limited landscape construction professional license.
- HB 3338 Requires State Department of Agriculture to adopt rules governing posting of tax information by gas stations.
- HB 3339 Increases speed limit on Oregon Route 138 between Roseburg and Glide.
- HB 3340 Requires Department of Education to develop and provide to public high schools written materials regarding apprenticeship opportunities.
- HB 3341 Establishes Task Force on Rural Medical Training Facilities.
- HB 3342 Prohibits requiring high school diploma or General Educational Development (GED) certificate as qualification for obtaining limited specialty plumber license to install or replace residential water heaters.
- HB 3343 Directs State Department of Energy to develop climate test to conduct reviews for approval of proposed fossil fuel infrastructure projects.
- HB 3344 Prohibits Legislative Assembly from funding new bulk coal or oil terminals for biennium beginning July 1, 2017.
- HB 3345 For purposes of Oregon Indoor Clean Air Act, expands definition of "public place" to include common areas of commercial residential buildings and residential buildings with two or more rental units.
- HB 3346 Establishes grant program under which Department of Education awards grants to school districts for percentage of certain student transportation costs for which school district does not receive any amount in distributions from State School Fund.
- HB 3347 Directs Department of Education to identify and adopt procedures for reporting and collecting data related to acts of harassment, intimidation or bullying and acts of cyberbullying.
- HB 3348 Provides that electric company may use electricity to comply with renewable portfolio standard only if electricity is generated by facility that procures electricity in accordance with certain delivery requirements.
- HB 3349 Requires Oregon Liquor Control Commission to determine that adequate number of dealers and redemption centers exist in state to provide convenient service for return of empty beverage containers before expanding applicability of bottle bill.
- HB 3350 Creates Office of Outdoor Recreation within State Parks and Recreation Department.
- HB 3351 Directs Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to prepare annual report related to duties, powers and functions of commission.
- HB 3352 Directs Oregon Health Authority to conduct evaluation related to behavioral health services provided to public school students.
- HB 3353 Provides that when school district or prekindergarten program causes dental screening to be conducted of all students in one or more classrooms or in one or more grades where students are 14 years of age or younger, school district or prekindergarten program must provide students or parents or guardians of students opportunity to request not to participate in dental screening.
- HB 3354 Provides that Oregon estate tax is not due unless value of Oregon taxable estate exceeds $5 million.
- HB 3355 Authorizes State Board of Psychologist Examiners to issue certificate of prescriptive authority to licensed psychologist who meets specified requirements.
- HB 3356 Removes existing specification of maximum application and processing fees local government may charge for recommendation regarding Oregon Liquor Control Commission issuance or renewal of license.
- HB 3357 Increases amount of fees charged and collected by county clerks to record or file certain real property documents.
- HB 3358 Directs Department of Education to convene advisory group related to English language learner programs.
- HB 3359 Modifies civil penalties, license regulation and licensing fees for certain facilities regulated by Department of Human Services.
- HB 3360 Directs each county within Metro to adopt application procedures for removal of rural reserve designation from certain parcels.
- HB 3361 Directs State Chief Information Officer to appoint Chief Data Officer to maintain web portal for publication of data of state agencies.
- HB 3362 Creates income tax credit for taxpayers that provide apprenticeship opportunities.
- HB 3363 Changes term "osteopath" to "osteopathic physician." Clarifies that doctors of osteopathic medicine practice medicine as physicians.
- HB 3364 Permits payment of up to $3,000 in emergency assistance over consecutive six-month period on behalf of child whose parent is victim of domestic violence or at risk for domestic violence.
- HB 3365 Prohibits official action relating to employment or certification of police officer solely because police officer is on impeachment list or because of unproven allegation that police officer committed act or omission of kind for which name of police officer may be placed on impeachment list.
- HB 3366 Requires landlord to deposit and maintain security deposit in separate account from all other funds and inform tenant of financial institution in which security deposit is held.
- HB 3367 Directs State Registrar of Center for Health Statistics to send to State Treasurer each calendar quarter names of children born in Oregon to residents of this state.
- HB 3368 Prohibits law enforcement agency from having or establishing arrest or citation quota policy.
- HB 3369 Directs law enforcement agency to notify Attorney General when police officer's use of deadly physical force causes death of person.
- HB 3370 Defines "housing with services project" and requires project to register with Department of Human Services .
- HB 3371 Creates 24/7 sobriety program.
- HB 3372 Requires coordinated care organization to provide initial health assessment on child enrolled in coordinated care organization no later than 60 days after date that Oregon Health Authority notifies coordinated care organization that child has been taken into custody of Department of Human Services.
- HB 3373 Appropriates moneys to Housing and Community Services Department and Department of Land Conservation and Development to employ two full-time equivalent employees to perform services relating to increasing availability of affordable housing.
- HB 3374 Provides grants to counties that received Secure Rural Schools Program payments in calendar year 2008 equal to at least 30 percent of all moneys deposited into county general fund.
- HB 3375 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to develop and administer program to issue grants to address tourism-related coastal infrastructure needs.
- HB 3376 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish immunization records retention program.
- HB 3377 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to report to Legislative Assembly on department's response to recommendations in audit conducted by Secretary of State.
- HB 3378 Allows expunction of certain juvenile records under certain conditions, including passage of 10 years from date of most recent termination, absence of conviction for felony or Class A misdemeanor and no pending proceedings for criminal conviction or juvenile adjudication.
- HB 3379 Provides for establishment of percentage by which district school board shall annually increase total amount of moneys used to pay for salary and benefits of employees under collective bargaining agreement.
- HB 3380 Modifies eligibility for Family Sentencing Alternative Pilot Program.
- HB 3381 Requires prospective contractor to state in bid or proposal for public contract whether and extent to which prospective contractor will use conflict minerals in performing public contract and whether prospective contractor's disclosures, policies, practices and procedures with respect to procuring conflict minerals comply with rules that Securities and Exchange Commission promulgates under provisions of Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
- HB 3382 Provides that projects that make water artificially available for ground water users from implementation of ground water recharge projects may be authorized as mitigation projects compliant with requirements related to Deschutes Scenic Waterway.
- HB 3383 Establishes refundable tax credit against income or corporate excise taxes for employers in specified industrial sectors for wages paid to employees at or below specified rate.
- HB 3384 Designates office of Secretary of State as nonpartisan.
- HB 3385 Extends sunset on provisions allowing retired member of Public Employees Retirement System to be reemployed by participating public employer as teacher of career and technical education without loss of retirement benefits.
- HB 3386 Requires Environmental Quality Commission to adopt by rule program for facilitating compliance with low carbon fuel standards.
- HB 3387 Establishes Task Force on System Development Charges and specifies composition of task force membership.
- HB 3388 Provides that person may not make retail sale of tobacco product or inhalant delivery system at or from premises located in this state unless person sells tobacco product or inhalant delivery system at or from premises for which license has been issued.
- HB 3389 Expands criteria for traffic offenses related to rail crossings and adds requirement for drivers to stop for approaching on-track equipment.
- HB 3390 Requires city with population of 200,000 or fewer to establish local standards to promote housing stability no later than July 1, 2019.
- HB 3391 Requires health benefit plan coverage of specified health care services, drugs, devices, products and procedures related to reproductive health.
- HB 3392 Establishes state policies and judicial practices regarding blindness in individuals who are parents, prospective parents or caretakers of children in domestic relations cases and juvenile dependency proceedings.
- HB 3393 Requires State Forestry Department to transfer ownership of former county forestland back to county, upon request, if former county forestland is 10 percent or less of all former county forestland owned by department.
- HB 3394 Authorizes local governments to assess system development charges for disaster resilience and mitigation.
- HB 3395 Allows school district to employ person licensed as school social worker to provide to students in kindergarten through grade eight services that school counselor provides.
- HB 3396 Requires communications service providers, Internet service providers and television service providers to provide customers with written confirmation of verbally agreed upon rate, term or condition of service within 10 days of verbal agreement.
- HB 3397 Requires Legislative Assembly to provide translator services free of charge, in order to facilitate witness participation in hearings or informal meetings with one or more members of Legislative Assembly, or as required by federal Americans with Disabilities Act.
- HB 3398 Extends sunset on Oregon Medical Insurance Pool Account to January 2, 2018, and continuously appropriates moneys in account to Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- HB 3399 Requires State Chief Information Officer by rule to require contracting agency that undertakes information technology initiative to provide in solicitation documents and public contract that contractor that supplies electronic database or structured collection of electronically stored data must supply contracting agency with capability to export data in nonproprietary open format and to redact from data information that contracting agency may not disclose.
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HB 3400-3499
- HB 3400 Limits requirements and standards insurer may establish for credentialing naturopathic physicians.
- HB 3401 Prohibits local government from applying standards, conditions or procedures regulating development of needed housing on buildable land that have effect of reducing development density below maximum density level authorized in comprehensive plan designation.
- HB 3402 Limits hours that nurses employed in Department of Corrections institutions may work.
- HB 3403 Imposes tax on distribution of inhalant product based on percentage of wholesale price.
- HB 3404 Requires children under two years of age to be properly secured in car seat in rear-facing position.
- HB 3405 Requires Department of Human Services to seek waiver of federal requirements in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in order to allow recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance to receive advance installment payments of tax credit for dependent care expenses.
- HB 3406 Directs Secretary of State to conduct evaluation on whether relevant sections in chapter 756, Oregon Laws 2013, improved transparency in campaign finance reporting and whether additional legislation is necessary.
- HB 3407 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study and develop recommendations regarding most effective methods of improving candidate inclusion in voters' pamphlet and efficacy of voters' pamphlet.
- HB 3408 Clarifies that person may register to vote or update voter registration by having other person deliver voter registration card to designated agency or official.
- HB 3409 Exempts from compulsory school attendance requirements children who are present in United States on nonimmigrant visa and who are attending private, accredited English language learner program in preparation for attending private high school or college.
- HB 3410 Allows labor arbitrator to consider county economic factors such as cost of living in addition to population in establishing base pay for employees.
- HB 3411 Allows labor arbitrator to consider reasonable alternative to last best offers by each party during labor negotiation.
- HB 3412 Establishes Task Force on Assessments of Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.
- HB 3413 Requires public charter school to obtain written permission from district school board of other school district in which school or facility will be located before using real property for school or facility.
- HB 3414 Establishes retirement benefits payable under Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan to persons who establish membership in Public Employees Retirement System on or after effective date of Act.
- HB 3415 Imposes requirements upon mental health treatment providers and programs to ensure culturally and linguistically appropriate care for individuals who are deaf, deaf-blind or hard of hearing.
- HB 3416 Directs Department of Transportation to offer extended weekday hours and Saturday operating schedules at field offices.
- HB 3417 Requires Public Defense Services Commission to adopt policies, procedures, standards and guidelines regarding providing immigration consultation to noncitizen public defense clients.
- HB 3418 Requires Legislative Policy and Research Director to convene advisory group to study reimbursment of prescription drugs in medical assistance program, Public Employees' Benefit Board health benefit plans, Oregon Educators Benefit Board health benefit plans and other state-financed programs.
- HB 3419 Requires member of Legislative Assembly who has relative or member of household receiving salary for serving on member's personal legislative staff to file statement with Oregon Government Ethics Commission naming each such relative or member of household and stating amount of money each relative or member of household receives in salary.
- HB 3420 Ensures that private sector labor organizations and employers throughout state may enter into union security agreements to full extent allowed by federal law.
- HB 3421 Requires Water Resources Department to maintain registry of historic-use reservoirs.
- HB 3422 Requires Secretary of State to permit authorized persons to watch signature verification of initiative or referendum petition relating to state measure.
- HB 3423 Exempts person serving in Oregon National Guard from requirement to enroll in community college courses within six months of attaining previous highest level of education in order to qualify for Oregon Promise grant, provided that person enrolls in community college courses within six months of completing initial active duty training.
- HB 3424 Requires person that engages in business as transportation network company in this state to obtain license from Department of Transportation.
- HB 3425 Requires that state goals for food fish management ensure that certain decisions be made in consideration of and proportionate with revenues generated by recreational and commercial fisheries for State Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- HB 3426 Allows nonconforming public or private school on land zoned for exclusive farm use to expand on contiguous land acquired by school after school became nonconforming.
- HB 3427 Requires owner or operator of dam with high hazard rating to develop emergency action plan for dam.
- HB 3428 Enrolls specified public employees in coordinated care organizations.
- HB 3429 Clarifies definition of "covered animal species" for purposes of wildlife trafficking prevention program.
- HB 3430 Provides that Department of State Lands shall distribute certain moneys that have been in Common School Fund Account for 25 years or more.
- HB 3431 Requires hospital that contracts or affiliates with coordinated care organization to provide hospital, oral and specialty care to low income children and veterans who meet specified criteria.
- HB 3432 Makes permissive rather than mandatory provision that noncompliant survey map that is not corrected by surveyor and returned to county surveyor within 30 days be forwarded by county surveyor to State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying for action.
- HB 3433 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to Stillwagon Distillery for developing process for recycling and reusing distillery spent wash.
- HB 3434 Extends sunset date for public safety fiscal emergency program for counties.
- HB 3435 Authorizes moneys from federal sources in county road fund of Curry County, Klamath County or Yamhill County to be loaned to taxing district within county, another county or taxing district within another county, only pursuant to legally binding intergovernmental agreement or loan agreement.
- HB 3436 Defines terms related to construction material resellers.
- HB 3437 Establishes legislative findings and intent regarding State Workforce and Talent Development Board.
- HB 3438 Directs Department of Corrections to include in inmate release plan information concerning transitional housing or treatment programs to which inmate has been accepted.
- HB 3439 Requires that in professional corporation that is organized to allow physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners to jointly render professional health care services, physicians, physician assistants or nurse practitioners must hold majority of voting shares and be majority of directors of professional corporation.
- HB 3440 Removes special training requirement from statutes governing prescribing, dispensing and distributing naloxone.
- HB 3441 Creates crime of unlawful possession of prohibited container on public beach.
- HB 3442 Creates crime of unlawful dissemination of a commercial recording or audiovisual work.
- HB 3443 Requires Oregon Liquor Control Commission to calculate and post on commission's website previous calendar year's number of beverage containers that carry refund value sold in Oregon during calendar year for all distributors and importers in Oregon.
- HB 3444 Directs school districts to establish procedure by which to resolve complaints regarding administrators of school districts.
- HB 3445 Directs Commissioner of Bureau of Labor and Industries to appoint Transportation Network Company Oversight Board.
- HB 3446 Provides that court has authority to enter judgment of conviction for Class A misdemeanor at any time after person has successfully completed sentence of probation for criminal driving while suspended or revoked if offense was felony, resulted from habitual offender status and court makes certain findings.
- HB 3447 Prohibits provision in instrument conveying real property that restricts use of real property as certified or registered family child care home or as premises of exempt family child care provider.
- HB 3448 Directs Oregon Health Authority to require by rule, with respect to testing cannabis and cannabis-derived products for pesticides, inspection of usable marijuana in batches of 15 pounds or less from same harvest lot, and inspection of cannabinoid concentrates or extracts in batches of amount identified by authority by rule from same processing lot.
- HB 3449 Extends sunset, from January 2, 2018, to January 2, 2026, on law authorizing Department of Corrections to enter into contract with public entity in another state for provision of correctional services.
- HB 3450 Authorizes law enforcement agency to exchange information with United States Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, United States Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services and United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection in order to notify federal agencies of impending release of incarcerated individuals.
- HB 3451 Expands recipients eligible for subsidized employment-related child care to include persons looking for work.
- HB 3452 Authorizes public universities and Oregon Health and Science University to participate in benefit plan other than plan offered by Public Employees' Benefit Board.
- HB 3453 Requires, for purposes of property tax exemption, certain lease agreements for taxable property entered into by institution, organization or public body whose property is tax exempt to include express term that any tax savings resulting from such exemption shall inure solely to benefit of lessee institution, organization or public body.
- HB 3454 Describes actions school districts are required to take or are prohibited from taking regarding students who are unable to pay for meals.
- HB 3455 Establishes Age Three Through Grade Three Reading Initiative within Department of Education.
- HB 3456 Permits establishment of photovoltaic solar power generation facility on certain high-value farmland.
- HB 3457 Requires statement of economic interest to include certain information about sources of income for business in which public official or candidate, or member of household of public official or candidate, is officer or holds directorship if source of income has legislative or administrative interest and 10 percent or more of total gross annual income of business comes from that source of income.
- HB 3458 Directs employer in specified industries to pay greater of daily or weekly overtime when employee is eligible for both in same workweek.
- HB 3459 Exempts from property taxation real and personal property, including inventory, of retail store owned by nonprofit corporation if retail store deals exclusively in donated inventory and operates with substantial support from volunteers and all net proceeds of retail store sales are donated to nonprofit corporation that provides animal rescue services, to manufacturer or provider of goods or services in return for which nonprofit corporation that provides animal rescue services receives equivalen
- HB 3460 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish firearm safety and suicide prevention education program consisting of creation or approval of specified educational materials and provision of materials to gun dealers.
- HB 3461 Provides Attorney General with increased enforcement authority over contraband cigarette sales in conjunction with nonparticipating manufacturer adjustment settlement related to tobacco Master Settlement Agreement.
- HB 3462 Directs Department of Human Services to accomplish various objectives to improve skills of and provide ongoing support for child welfare services employees.
- HB 3463 Allows establishment of way of necessity when property has existing enforceable access to public road in certain circumstances.
- HB 3464 Prohibits public body from disclosing specified information concerning person unless required by state or federal law.
- HB 3465 Transfers moneys from Oregon Medical Insurance Pool Account to Oregon Health Authority Fund for funding medical assistance.
- HB 3466 Specifies that amateur athlete is not employee for purpose of certain employment-related provisions.
- HB 3467 Imposes tax on inhalant-form nicotine and inhalant delivery systems.
- HB 3468 Transfers moneys from Oregon Medical Insurance Pool Account to Oregon Health Authority Fund for funding medical assistance.
- HB 3469 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study government efficiency in this state.
- HB 3470 Requires Legislative Counsel and Legislative Fiscal Officer to review state law governing investment by State Treasurer of moneys of state and of local and tribal governments.
- HB 3471 Revives tax credit for loss of limb function.
- HB 3472 Authorizes court to impose specified money award for criminal violation of wildlife laws involving unlawful taking of wildlife.
- HB 3473 Provides that outside compensation of employee of public university or community college is not included in employee's salary for purposes of Public Employees Retirement System.
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HB 5000-5099
- HB 5001 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Board of Accountancy.
- HB 5002 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5003 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Commission for the Blind for biennial expenses.
- HB 5004 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Corrections for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5005 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Criminal Justice Commission for biennial expenses.
- HB 5006 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Emergency Board for allocations during biennium.
- HB 5007 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts and certain federal funds, but excluding lottery funds and other federal funds, collected or received by Employment Department.
- HB 5008 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Employment Relations Board for biennial expenses.
- HB 5009 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Department of Energy.
- HB 5010 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Fish and Wildlife for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5011 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries for biennial expenses.
- HB 5012 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Housing and Community Services Department for biennial expenses and for debt service.
- HB 5013 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Judicial Department for biennial expenses.
- HB 5014 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Commission on Judicial Fitness and Disability for biennial expenses.
- HB 5015 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Justice for biennial expenses.
- HB 5016 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Bureau of Labor and Industries for biennial expenses.
- HB 5017 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Legislative Administration Committee, Legislative Assembly, Legislative Counsel Committee, Legislative Fiscal Officer, Legislative Revenue Officer, Commission on Indian Services and Legislative Policy and Research Committee for biennial expenses.
- HB 5018 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Library for biennial expenses.
- HB 5019 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
- HB 5020 Modifies projects for which issuance of certain general obligation bonds and revenue bonds is authorized for 2015-2017 biennium.
- HB 5021 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Long Term Care Ombudsman for biennial expenses.
- HB 5022 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Marine Board.
- HB 5023 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Medical Board.
- HB 5024 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon State Board of Nursing.
- HB 5025 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Business Development Department for biennial expenses.
- HB 5026 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Health Authority for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5027 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Oregon Health Authority.
- HB 5028 Limits certain biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Parks and Recreation Department.
- HB 5029 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision for biennial expenses.
- HB 5030 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Board of Pharmacy.
- HB 5031 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of State Police for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5032 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Psychiatric Security Review Board for biennial expenses.
- HB 5033 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Public Defense Services Commission for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5034 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Public Safety Standards and Training for debt service.
- HB 5035 Limits certain biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Public Utility Commission of Oregon.
- HB 5036 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Oregon Racing Commission.
- HB 5037 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Real Estate Agency.
- HB 5038 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts, but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by Teacher Standards and Practices Commission.
- HB 5039 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Veterans' Affairs for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5040 Directs Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board to allocate moneys from Watershed Conservation Operating Fund to various state agencies to implement Article XV, section 4b, of Oregon Constitution.
- HB 5041 Limits expenditures of lottery funds from Watershed Conservation Grant Fund for local grant expenditures by Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board for six-year period beginning July 1, 2017.
- HB 5042 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Youth Authority for certain biennial expenses.
- HB 5043 Limits biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts and reimbursements from federal service agreements, but excluding lottery funds and other federal funds, collected or received by Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
- HB 5044 Increases and decreases certain biennial appropriations made from General Fund to Department of Corrections.
- HB 5045 Limits certain biennial expenditures from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts and certain federal funds, but excluding lottery funds and other federal funds, collected or received by Department of Transportation, Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Revenue.
- HB 5046 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- HB 5047 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- HB 5048 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- HB 5049 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- HB 5050 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- HB 5051 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- HB 5052 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
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HCR 0-99
- HCR 1 Designates certain cities as "Medal of Honor" communities or cities.
- HCR 2 Recognizes and honors Chief Daniel K. Duncan (1955-2010) for his service to this state.
- HCR 3 Recognizes and honors Private James Herbert Rowden (1944-1966) and Private First Class John Wayne Rowden (1946-1968) for their service to their country.
- HCR 4 Recognizes and honors Deputy Alice Mae Baker Moran (1934-1971) for her service to this state.
- HCR 5 Recognizes and honors Deputy Thomas Ernest Rice (1956-2002) for his service to this state.
- HCR 6 Recognizes and honors Lance Corporal Dale G. Peterson (1986-2007) for his service to his country.
- HCR 7 Recognizes and honors Sergeant David W. Johnson-DeFord (1967-2004) for his service to his country.
- HCR 8 Celebrates 50th anniversary of Oregon's Beach Bill.
- HCR 9 Recognizes and honors Technician Fifth Grade Robert Dale Maxwell for his long and faithful service to his state and country.
- HCR 10 Commends Bend Heroes Foundation for its work in recognizing and honoring veterans.
- HCR 11 Recognizes and honors Sergeant Ronald W. Burkhart (1949-1968) for his service to his country.
- HCR 12 Honors and commends Oregon State Police Fallen Trooper Memorial dedication ceremony.
- HCR 13 Recognizes and designates official tartan of State of Oregon.
- HCR 14 Commends Tom Rumreich for his contributions to Oregon fisheries.
- HCR 15 Recognizes and honors Oregon State Police Trooper William Thomas Levinson (1925-1950) for his service to this state.
- HCR 16 Designates rescued shelter dogs as official state dog.
- HCR 17 Establishes deadlines for completion of legislative measures for 2017 regular session of Seventy-ninth Legislative Assembly.
- HCR 18 Recognizes National Speech and Debate Education Day.
- HCR 19 Designates Marionberry pie as official pie of Oregon.
- HCR 20 Modifies lyrics to state song "Oregon, My Oregon" to reflect cultural, historical, economic and societal evolution of State of Oregon.
- HCR 21 Commemorates 100th anniversary of Deschutes County's creation.
- HCR 22 Recognizes and honors Corporal Robert "Bobby" Leon Jones (1983-2006) for his service to his country.
- HCR 23 Honors John Shilts for his years of service to State of Oregon.
- HCR 24 Requires committees and subcommittees of Senate and House of Representatives, and joint committees and subcommittees of Legislative Assembly, to accept remote testimony given by remote videoconferencing link, if authorized by President of Senate and Speaker of House of Representatives.
- HCR 25 Recognizes and honors Sergeant Adam Plumondore (1982-2005) for his service to his country.
- HCR 26 Recognizes and honors Private First Class Thomas L. Tucker (1981-2006) for his service to his country.
- HCR 27 Recognizes and honors Corporal Jessica A. Ellis (1983-2008) for her service to her country.
- HCR 28 Recognizes and honors First Lieutenant Justin J. Wilkens (1986-2012) for his service to his country.
- HCR 29 Recognizes and honors Lance Corporal Randy Lee Newman (1985-2006) for his service to his country.
- HCR 30 Recognizes and honors Hospitalman Charles Eugene Johnson (1944-1968) and Staff Sergeant Clifford Thomas Johnson (1949-1970) for their service to their country.
- HCR 31 Recognizes December 6, 2017, as centennial of Finnish independence.
- HCR 32 Commends Western Oregon University Men's Basketball Team on 2015-2016 season and reaching NCAA Division II Elite Eight semifinal game.
- HCR 33 Encourages state officers, agencies and employees to become informed regarding impacts of trauma and to become aware of evidence-based and evidence-informed trauma-informed care practices and interventions.
- HCR 34 Honors Oregon's working dogs.
- HCR 35 Declares it is policy of State of Oregon to protect refugee and immigrant rights.
- HCR 36 Recognizes and honors Lance Corporal Ty Lewis Hart for his service to his country.
- HCR 37 Congratulates University of Oregon on its academic and athletic achievements.
- HCR 38 Declares August as Oregon Albacore Tuna Month.
- HCR 39 Expresses intent of Legislative Assembly to support continued coordination and collaboration between Oregon and China to increase trade opportunities and strengthen mutual economic development relationship.
- HCR 40 Establishes limitations and deadlines for legislative measures for 2018 regular session of Seventy-ninth Legislative Assembly.
- HCR 41 Adjourns sine die 2017 regular session of Seventy-ninth Legislative Assembly.
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HJM 0-99
- HJM 1 Urges Congress to call convention for purpose of proposing amendments to United States Constitution consistent with principles that corporations are not people and money is not speech.
- HJM 2 Urges President and Congress to transfer title of certain federal public lands to State of Oregon.
- HJM 3 Urges Congress to support qualification board's proposed changes to qualification requirements for real estate appraisers.
- HJM 4 Urges Congress to pass RAISE Family Caregivers Act.
- HJM 5 Urges Congress to continue to appropriate funds for Hanford Nuclear Reservation cleanup, with specific focus on funding for expansion of existing ground water treatment systems.
- HJM 6 Urges Congress to change funding of veterans' health care from discretionary entitlement to permanent and direct entitlement.
- HJM 7 Urges President of United States to carry out foreign policy and defense doctrines that are rational, reasonable and well-reasoned.
- HJM 8 Requests federal government to appoint special master to ensure that any restructuring of federal environmental and natural resource laws and policies be undertaken in cooperation and collaboration with states.
- HJM 9 Urges President, United States Secretary of Education and Congress to continue support and expansion of public funding for kindergarten through grade 12 public education and to refrain from siphoning off public school funding to support school voucher and private charter school programs.
- HJM 10 Urges President and Congress to enact and sign legislation that extends certain benefits to Reserve and National Guard units deployed under 10 U.S.C. 12304b that are comparable to benefits received by Reserve and National Guard units under other mobilization authority.
- HJM 11 Urges President and Congress to pursue Oregon and California Railroad grant land management reforms.
- HJM 12 Urges President and Congress to recognize Matt Utterback on receiving National Superintendent of the Year award.
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HJR 0-99
- HJR 1 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution repealing ad valorem property tax assessment provisions created by House Joint Resolution 85 (1997) (Ballot Measure 50 (1997)), requiring ad valorem property taxes to be assessed on real market value of property, authorizing local taxing districts to increase permanent rate limits once in 10 years by submitting question to voters of district, directing Legislative Assembly to provide exemption from ad valorem property taxes for owner-occupied principal d
- HJR 2 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution prohibiting death penalty.
- HJR 3 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to permit Legislative Assembly or task force with authority delegated to it by Legislative Assembly to repeal all or part of rules adopted by state agencies after effective date of constitutional amendment.
- HJR 4 Removes requirement that Legislative Assembly publish report that demonstrates appropriation of money to ensure that state's system of education meets quality goals is sufficient or that identifies reasons for insufficiency.
- HJR 5 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to permit Legislative Assembly, or people through initiative process, to enact laws limiting or prohibiting contributions made in connection with campaigns for nomination or election to public office.
- HJR 6 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to increase number of Senators serving in Legislative Assembly to 36 and modifying Senate legislative districts to be coterminous with county boundaries.
- HJR 7 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution prohibiting campaign contributions or donations from foreign nationals.
- HJR 8 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require that moneys appropriated by Legislative Assembly for distribution based on student numbers or student characteristics be used for education of students for which moneys are distributed.
- HJR 9 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow district that is surviving or successor district following merger of union high school district and common school district to maintain respective permanent limit of each taxing district before merger for purposes of imposing ad valorem property taxes.
- HJR 10 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to vest power of impeachment of statewide elected Executive Branch officials in House of Representatives and power to try impeachments in Senate.
- HJR 11 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to policy regarding marriage.
- HJR 12 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing independent redistricting committee to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate and state House of Representatives.
- HJR 13 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution providing that law authorizing police officer to ask person if person is in possession of firearm is not law violating right of people against unreasonable search or seizure.
- HJR 14 Directs Chief Education Office to work with Department of Education and school district boards to ensure that school districts provide quality civics education.
- HJR 15 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow bills for raising revenue to pass with simple majority of both houses.
- HJR 16 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution requiring that signature requirements for statewide initiatives and referenda be satisfied in each congressional district in state.
- HJR 17 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution prohibiting corporation, professional corporation, nonprofit corporation or labor organization that has current contract with state from making contribution to any candidate or political committee.
- HJR 18 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require two-thirds majority vote in favor in each chamber of Legislative Assembly to pass bills declaring emergency.
- HJR 19 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to replace term "declaration of emergency" with term "early implementation date" in those bills that Legislative Assembly determines need to go into effect earlier than 91st day following adjournment sine die of session at which bills are enacted.
- HJR 20 Proposes revision of Oregon Constitution directing Legislative Assembly to adopt sales tax on sales of tangible personal property and services and use tax on tangible personal property.
- HJR 21 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution creating Independent Redistricting Commission to adopt redistricting plans for state Senate, state House of Representatives and United States House of Representatives.
- HJR 22 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require that proposed elector enactments requiring expenditure of $50,000 or more in public moneys during first 10 years include proposed source of revenue sufficient to pay for expenditure.
- HJR 23 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit total amount of biennial appropriations by Legislative Assembly.
- HJR 24 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Acts that declare emergency to contain justification statement explaining factual circumstances of emergency and how circumstances differ from normal circumstances so as to warrant declaration of emergency.
- HJR 25 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to legislative review of state agency administrative rules.
- HJR 26 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit law creating, repealing or modifying tax credit from containing provisions on any other subject or from modifying more than one tax credit.
- HJR 27 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require approval by three-fifths vote of both houses for passage of bills that repeal or reduce tax credits.
- HJR 28 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly, in each odd-numbered year regular session, to appropriate moneys to fund public education before passing any other budget bill.
- HJR 29 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require three-fifths majority of each house to pass budget bills.
- HJR 30 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution allowing person who files initiative petition for proposed law or amendment to Constitution to choose to place initiative petition on ballot at primary election, rather than meeting signature requirements to place petition on general election ballot.
- HJR 31 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to include guarantee that individual may not be deprived of life, liberty, property or personal privacy without due process of law.
- HJR 32 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution prohibiting publicly financed entities from making contribution in aggregate annual amount of more than $500 to any candidate or political committee.
- HJR 33 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to amplify types of legislative measures that require three-fifths majority vote in each house for passage.
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HR 0-99
- HR 1 Recognizes State of Oregon's dependence on federal funds to provide needed services and operations and further recognizes risks of reductions in federal funds due to changes in federal budget priorities and federal tax revenues.
- HR 2 Encourages equitable and diverse gender representation on boards and in senior management of companies in Oregon.
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HB 2000-2099