2021 Regular Session
Bill Selection
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Senate Bills
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SB 1-99
- SB 1 Permits merger of community college and public university.
- SB 2 Prohibits insurers from imposing prior authorization or other utilization review requirements on coverage of proton beam therapy for prostate cancer that are more restrictive than prior authorization or utilization review requirements applied to coverage of radiation therapy.
- SB 3 Requires health benefit plans to cover emergency medical services transports.
- SB 4 Directs System of Care Advisory Council to appoint executive director.
- SB 5 Permits students participating in intercollegiate sports to earn compensation for use of name, image or likeness and to retain professional representation or athlete agent.
- SB 8 Requires local governments to allow development of certain affordable housing on lands not zoned for residential uses.
- SB 11 Requires health benefit plan to reimburse cost of covered telemedicine health service provided by health professional licensed or certified in this state if same health service is covered when provided in person.
- SB 12 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study possibilities for importation of pharmaceuticals from Mexico and Canada for public employees and health insurance coverage for public employees of travel to Mexico or Canada to acquire pharmaceuticals.
- SB 13 Voids noncompetition agreements except to extent that agreement is limited to protection of trade secrets, covenants not to contact former clients and protection of proprietary information.
- SB 14 Establishes product stewardship program for plastic packaging and plastic food serviceware.
- SB 15 Provides for additional exemption against Oregon estate tax.
- SB 16 Allows counties to partition and rezone up to 200 acres of lands within Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region from exclusive farm use to residential uses.
- SB 17 Allows out-of-state applicant seeking occupational license in Oregon more time to meet Oregon standards if applicant is already licensed in another state and is seeking to work in Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region.
- SB 18 For purposes of eligibility of property for homestead property tax deferral program, creates minimum cap of $250,000 for maximum allowable real market value of homestead.
- SB 19 Requires state to offer to transfer title and assets of Warner Creek Correctional Facility to Lake County if closed.
- SB 20 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to study use of economic development methods for purpose of developing workforce housing in eastern Oregon and to report findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to business on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 21 Directs State Fish and Wildlife Commission to develop and adopt by rule invasive grass pilot program in Phillip W. Schneider Wildlife Area.
- SB 22 Directs Water Resources Commission to develop and adopt by rule regional water management pilot program that allows regions to establish voluntary water management.
- SB 23 Extends sunset of pilot program for temporary use of water within district.
- SB 24 Removes staffing requirements for hotline concerning complaints and inquiries related to employment in performance of live entertainment.
- SB 25 Directs Secretary of State to deposit to General Fund proceeds of fees, charges, interest, fines, penalties and miscellaneous revenues collected in performance of Secretary of State's business registry functions, after deducting and depositing to Operating Account expenses of carrying out Secretary of State's business registry duties and amount necessary to maintain reasonable reserve fund.
- SB 26 Requires that students in every grade from kindergarten through grade 12 receive at least half of semester, or equivalent of half of semester, of instruction in civics.
- SB 27 Requires that cover sheet of state, county, district and city initiatives list city and state of residence for chief petitioners, rather than residence address of chief petitioners.
- SB 28 Prohibits person from disseminating advertisement to business entity that falsely states, implies, represents or suggests that, or otherwise causes reasonable confusion or reasonable false belief as to whether, person is part of, affiliated with, sponsored by, associated with or acting on behalf of governmental entity or governmental entity approves, authorizes or endorses person or offer or goods or services in advertisement.
- SB 29 Transfers authority to manage State Capitol State Park from State Parks and Recreation Department to Oregon Department of Administrative Services.
- SB 30 Removes resource limitation for management of Oregon transparency website.
- SB 31 Changes name of office of State Chief Information Officer to office of Enterprise Information Services.
- SB 32 Changes amounts or amount caps for various fees related to livestock branding and feedlot licensing.
- SB 33 Authorizes State Department of Agriculture to establish additional food safety program license fees for fiscal years beginning July 1, 2022, and July 1, 2023.
- SB 34 Includes aviation jet fuel within definition of motor vehicle fuels for purposes of subjecting supply facilities to inspection by State Department of Agriculture.
- SB 35 Directs State Department of Agriculture to administer Oregon Hemp State Program for production, processing and sale of hemp.
- SB 36 Amends fee cap for registration of commercial feed brand.
- SB 37 Modifies provisions relating to appraisal management companies.
- SB 38 Authorizes Oregon Department of Aviation to establish fee to cover tall structure evaluations.
- SB 39 Amends definition of "practice of nursing." Changes deadline for renewal of nursing licenses and nurses' authority to prescribe.
- SB 40 Requires clinical component in nursing education for licensure by indorsement.
- SB 41 Adds officer who is certified as parole and probation officer and is employed full-time by State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision to definition of "parole and probation officer." Declares emergency, effective on passage.
- SB 42 Provides that certain employees of State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision qualify as police officers under Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 43 Extends sunsets for labor rebate for qualifying film production and tax credit for certified film production development contributions.
- SB 44 Modifies requirements for long term care insurance.
- SB 45 Prohibits life insurance policies from excluding coverage for loss of life that results from terrorism.
- SB 46 Requires insurer that issues or renews disability income insurance policy in this state to establish, maintain and follow certain procedures with respect to claims, determinations of claims that are adverse to claimant, appeals of determinations, communications with claimant and related operations.
- SB 47 Provides that 15 percent of grant funds awarded as part of Justice Reinvestment Program must be distributed to build and maintain capacity for culturally responsive services.
- SB 48 Directs presiding judge in each judicial district to enter standing pretrial release orders.
- SB 49 Modifies employment-related child care subsidy program to require certain individuals associated with care provider to be enrolled in Central Background Registry.
- SB 50 Requires operators, employees and volunteers of preschool recorded programs and school-age recorded programs to be enrolled in Central Background Registry.
- SB 51 Removes designation of Department of Education as education provider of certain programs for purposes of provisions related to reports of suspected abuse or suspected sexual conduct.
- SB 52 Directs Department of Education to develop and implement statewide education plan for students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, two-spirit, intersex, asexual, nonbinary or another minority gender identity or gender orientation.
- SB 53 Updates terminology and funding provisions related to special education programs provided on local, county or regional basis.
- SB 54 Updates terminology for Youth Development Council to match changes in federal law.
- SB 55 Directs Office of School Facilities to administer statewide facilities assessment program.
- SB 56 Authorizes Department of Environmental Quality to include amount estimated to equal economic benefit of violation when imposing civil penalty for violation of rule pertaining to a program to cap and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from large stationary sources, transportation fuels or other liquid and gaseous fuels, including natural gas.
- SB 57 Modifies fees for disposal of hazardous wastes.
- SB 58 Authorizes Department of Environmental Quality to add fee to credit card transactions.
- SB 59 Extends sunset on Columbia River Fisheries Enhancement Fund.
- SB 60 Extends period for Oregon Government Ethics Commission to complete Preliminary Review Phase of alleged violation of ethics laws from 30 calendar days to 60 calendar days.
- SB 61 Authorizes Oregon Government Ethics Commission to provide written commission advisory opinions, staff advisory opinions and oral or written staff advice on application of executive session provisions of Oregon public meetings law.
- SB 62 Prohibits current or former public official from soliciting, receiving or using public moneys from public body to pay or make payments on civil penalty imposed by Oregon Government Ethics Commission.
- SB 63 Extends maximum amount of time person may serve as member of Oregon Government Ethics Commission from one full four-year term to two full four-year terms.
- SB 64 Creates exemption to prohibition on person under 21 years of age entering establishment where tobacco products or inhalant delivery systems are sold for purposes of investigating violations.
- SB 65 Transfers duties, functions and powers related to COFA Premium Assistance Program and health insurance exchange from Department of Consumer and Business Services to Oregon Health Authority on June 30, 2021.
- SB 66 Directs medical examiner to report suspected suicides involving decedents 24 years of age or younger to local mental health authority.
- SB 67 Requires Oregon Health Authority, in collaboration with specified stakeholder groups, to identify, assess and prepare report on regulatory and policy barriers to effective and timely behavioral health treatment for individuals with co-occurring disorders.
- SB 68 Directs System of Care Advisory Council to study and make recommendations to resolve barriers and challenges to implementation of systems of care.
- SB 69 Expands range of housing for individuals with substance use disorders that is authorized to receive development funding from Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 70 Defines "regional health equity coalition" and "regional health equity coalition model." Requires Oregon Health Authority to work with regional health equity coalitions.
- SB 71 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study issues related to fitness to proceed and to provide results of study to Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 72 Modifies circumstances in which physician or provider may disregard principal's wishes regarding mental health treatment to include when principal is extremely dangerous person committed to Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 73 Directs Oregon Health Authority and Department of State Police to perform study identifying existing barriers to access by authority to criminal justice data and to provide results of study to Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 74 Requires that cosmetology field of practice curriculum taught by career school meet standards established by Board of Cosmetology and be approved by Health Licensing Office.
- SB 75 Permits Higher Education Coordinating Commission to use moneys from Oregon Opportunity Grant program to pay for scholarships for children of public safety officers if other sources of money are insufficient to fully fund scholarships.
- SB 76 Integrates foundational curricula and unified statewide transfer agreements into Transfer Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities.
- SB 77 Moves program that funds pilot projects in architecture, construction trades and engineering for high school juniors and seniors from Office of Community Colleges and Workforce Development to Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
- SB 78 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study and develop recommendations on best methods for coordinating activities among Oregon's post-secondary institutions of education during periods of economic recession in manner that best promotes public interest.
- SB 79 Authorizes Housing and Community Services Department to provide grants and technical assistance to organizations increasing homeownership program access to persons of color.
- SB 80 Disconnects computation of petroleum supplier assessment from energy resource supplier fees.
- SB 81 Corrects references for federal antipoverty programs delivered through community action agency network.
- SB 82 Establishes Individual Development Account Fund.
- SB 83 Modifies provisions of law relating to youth diversion plan.
- SB 84 Directs Department of Human Services to prepare report regarding Strengthening, Preserving and Reunifying Families programs and make recommendations for legislation.
- SB 85 Modifies family-based group home placements to permit respite time for providers.
- SB 86 Authorizes licensing agency to revoke, suspend, impose conditions on or refuse to renew license to operate residential training facility or residential training home under specified conditions and to consider performance and experience of applicant or licensee in other states or jurisdictions.
- SB 87 Creates income tax credit for lost rental income of landlord, forgone due to prohibition on evictions and rent nonpayment actions during COVID-19 emergency period.
- SB 88 Corrects statutory cross-references to community developmental disabilities programs.
- SB 89 Modifies definition of "developmental disabilities residential facility.".
- SB 90 Exempts from public disclosure addresses of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities residing in adult foster homes, residential training facilities or residential training homes, unless public interest requires disclosure in particular instance.
- SB 91 Requires Department of Human Services to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to human services any changes needed to statutes governing programs administered by department due to changes to budget.
- SB 92 Extends confidentiality requirements for child abuse records to records of abuse of child in care.
- SB 93 Converts Child-Caring Agencies Fund into account in General Fund of State Treasury.
- SB 94 Changes design requirement for practical skills tests offered by State Landscape Contractors Board.
- SB 95 Authorizes Oregon Liquor Control Commission to create data and analysis regarding commercial sales and commercial industries.
- SB 96 Authorizes Oregon Liquor Control Commission to regulate testing and labeling of inhalant delivery systems that include industrial hemp-derived vapor items.
- SB 97 Prohibits Residential Facilities Ombudsman, designee of ombudsman or staff of ombudsman from being compelled to testify or produce documents related to complaint in any judicial or administrative proceeding.
- SB 98 Authorizes Board of Medical Imaging to issue letter of reprimand or impose probation for purposes of discipline.
- SB 99 Allows Board of Medical Imaging designee to perform inspections related to medical imaging and X-ray machines.
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SB 100-198
- SB 100 Allows Board of Medical Imaging to issue subpoena over signature of board executive director when conducting investigation.
- SB 101 Modifies eligibility requirements and grant amounts for educational grants to members of Oregon National Guard.
- SB 102 Exempts from state and local transient lodging taxes military lodging used for temporary overnight human occupancy by active or retired members or service veterans of Armed Forces of the United States or National Guard or by employees or agents of Oregon Military Department.
- SB 103 Transfers duty to prepare written animal emergency operations plan from Office of Emergency Management to State Department of Agriculture.
- SB 104 Authorizes Office of Emergency Management to establish programs, or authorize certain private entities to establish programs, to credential individuals as critical service providers.
- SB 105 Transfers responsibility for Oregon Emergency Response System from Department of State Police to Office of Emergency Management.
- SB 106 Requires Class IV all-terrain vehicle operator 16 years of age or older to carry and present both driver license and all-terrain vehicle operator permit.
- SB 107 Modifies definition of "Class IV all-terrain vehicle." Removes requirement that certain off-road vehicles be equipped with windshield wipers.
- SB 108 Makes changes to program for property tax special assessment of historic property.
- SB 109 Directs State Parks and Recreation Commission to adopt rules managing use of unmanned aircraft systems by people in state parks.
- SB 110 Repeals sunset on early discussion and resolution program for resolving adverse health care incidents.
- SB 111 Modifies provisions relating to public employee retirement.
- SB 112 Provides that common law employees are employees for purposes of Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 113 Provides that Public Employees Retirement Board may charge participating public employer accrued earnings for late payment of employee and employer contributions to individual account program.
- SB 114 Provides for Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to license private security entities that employ private security providers.
- SB 115 Clarifies procurement authority of Department of Public Safety Standards and Training.
- SB 116 Provides that it is unlawful for private security provider or entity that employs private security providers to possess or use equipment, vehicles, uniforms or titles that imply affiliation with public or private safety agency.
- SB 117 Authorizes Public Utility Commission to set by rule certain civil penalty amounts, not to exceed civil penalties set by applicable federal law.
- SB 118 Allows surviving spouse or disabled heir of individual whose homestead was granted deferral under homestead property tax deferral program to continue deferral without having owned or occupied homestead for five years.
- SB 119 Requires taxpayer-creator to obtain appraisal report to substantiate fair market value of art object for purpose of subtraction allowed for donation of art object.
- SB 120 Aligns direction to Department of Revenue to pay interest on certain tax refunds with other tax refund provisions and with current systems and processes.
- SB 121 Eliminates judicial review of declaratory rulings issued by Department of Revenue.
- SB 122 Eliminates requirement that Director of Department of Revenue file written designation of delegated authority in office of Secretary of State.
- SB 123 Provides exceptions to confidentiality statutes governing information obtained by Department of Revenue and county assessors.
- SB 124 Adds certified speech-language pathology assistant to membership of State Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology.
- SB 125 Requires Department of State Lands to study and make recommendations to interim committee of Legislative Assembly regarding establishment of publicly owned state research forest.
- SB 126 Allows Department of State Lands to expand estuarine research reserve management area to include other lands acquired by department connected to Coos Bay estuary.
- SB 127 Increases penalty for offenses related to ignition interlock devices.
- SB 128 Authorizes specified law enforcement agencies and supervisory agencies to release sex offender information to certain state and local government entities when release is in public interest.
- SB 129 Increases maximum allowed fee Teacher Standards and Practices Commission can impose for reinstatement of license that has been suspended or revoked for gross neglect of duty or gross unfitness.
- SB 130 Delays sunset for pilot program allowing participating irrigation districts to change place of use for water within district boundaries without applying for temporary transfer.
- SB 131 Adds supervisors of youth correction facilities and juvenile community supervision officers to list of professionals required to make notification of death and cooperate in investigation of death by providing records and other materials.
- SB 132 Authorizes Oregon Youth Authority to photograph and fingerprint youth offender if photograph and fingerprint records and files are not provided to youth authority.
- SB 133 Places limits on admissibility of facilitated dialogue and responsibility letter bank programs for youth offenders and persons temporarily assigned to youth correction facilities.
- SB 134 Creates exemption to disclosure of information or records regarding certain youth participating in Oregon Youth Authority programs or treatment.
- SB 135 Authorizes disclosure of child abuse investigation reports and records to Oregon Youth Authority.
- SB 136 Requires use of taxpayer's audience or subscribers in determining numerator of apportionment factor for broadcasting sales, for purposes of corporate excise taxation.
- SB 137 Updates connection date to federal Internal Revenue Code and other provisions of federal tax law.
- SB 138 Updates connection date to federal Internal Revenue Code and other provisions of federal tax law.
- SB 139 Reduces elective reduced personal income tax rates allowed for certain pass-through income by modifying income brackets.
- SB 140 For purposes of eligibility of property for homestead property tax deferral program, creates $250,000 minimum cap on allowable real market value of homestead.
- SB 141 Makes percentage of partial property tax exemption for property of vertical housing development projects proportional to allocation of floor area to residential housing or low income residential housing, without rounding up or down.
- SB 142 Extends sunset for tax credit for child with disability.
- SB 143 Extends sunset for tax credit for rural medical care.
- SB 144 Extends sunset for additional personal exemption credit for taxpayer with severe disability.
- SB 145 Extends sunset for tax credit for university venture development fund contributions.
- SB 146 Extends sunset for tax credit for working family dependent care.
- SB 147 Extends sunset for tax credit for contributions to Office of Child Care.
- SB 148 Extends sunset for tax credit for individual development account donations.
- SB 149 Extends sunset of corporate tax offset of insurer assessment.
- SB 150 Extends sunset for tax credit for provision of medical care to residents of Oregon Veterans' Home.
- SB 151 Extends sunset for tax credit for production or collection of bovine manure.
- SB 152 Enacts express sunset for tax credit for establishment of employee training programs in rural counties.
- SB 153 Extends exemption to certain ports for property used or held for use to provide common carrier rail freight service to shippers.
- SB 154 Extends sunset of program under which property constituting solar project may be exempt and instead pay fee in lieu of property taxes.
- SB 155 Extends sunset of property tax exemption for property of nonprofit corporation offered, occupied or used as low-income housing.
- SB 156 Extends sunset for program granting special assessment to historic property.
- SB 157 Enacts express sunset for exemption of medical marijuana registry cardholder or primary caregiver from tax imposed on retail sale of marijuana items.
- SB 158 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to study property tax reform and report findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 159 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report to Legislative Assembly no later than February 15, 2022, on options for income tax reform including recommendations for legislation intended to reform current personal income tax system.
- SB 160 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report to Legislative Assembly no later than February 15, 2022, on options for corporate tax reform including recommendations for legislation intended to reform current corporate excise and income tax system.
- SB 161 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report to Legislative Assembly no later than February 15, 2022, on options for tax reform including recommendations for legislation intended to reform current tax system.
- SB 162 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report to Legislative Assembly no later than February 15, 2022, on options for revenue system reform including recommendations for legislation intended to reform current system for raising revenue.
- SB 163 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to study state and local tax systems and report findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 164 Modifies provisions of corporate activity tax.
- SB 165 Establishes annual payments to be made by race meet operators that conduct mutuel wagering on horse races previously held.
- SB 166 Requires use of motor vehicle headlights at all times when vehicle is being driven on highway.
- SB 167 Provides that assessed value of property may be value determined to be necessary to effect fairness and equity in assessed values of property and property in same area in same property class, provided value so determined is not greater than maximum assessed value or real market value of property.
- SB 168 Requires health benefit plans to cover fertility and reproductive endocrinology services.
- SB 169 Modifies requirements for enforceable noncompetition agreement.
- SB 170 Directs Bureau of Labor and Industries to conduct study and make recommendations regarding implementation of paid family and medical leave program and to report results, including recommendations for legislation, to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to business and labor on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 171 Makes employment of minors at business that permits live entertainment exhibiting obscene performance unlawful employment practice.
- SB 172 Authorizes Director of Employment Department to deduct less than 100 percent of individual's future weekly unemployment benefits for overpayments due to individual's fault.
- SB 173 Directs insurer to consider only specified information in determining rates for motor vehicle liability insurance policy.
- SB 174 Repeals certain provisions requiring data collection by law enforcement.
- SB 175 Allows certain assistant attorneys general to use employment address on certain records maintained by Department of Transportation.
- SB 176 Creates exceptions to certain privileges in abuse proceedings.
- SB 177 Provides that proponent of certain hearsay statements is not required to issue material witness order or seek sanctions for contempt in order to show unavailability of declarant.
- SB 178 Provides that property owner consent is defense to theft or criminal mistreatment in the first degree if defendant did not know, or have reason to know, that consent was gained through improper influence, harassment, duress, force, compulsion, coercion or enticement or that owner lacked capacity to consent.
- SB 179 Modifies provisions relating to attorneys.
- SB 180 Requires insurer to notify claimant upon paying $5,000 or more to settle third-party liability claim if claimant is natural person and if insurer or insurer's agent or other representative, including insurer's attorney, delivers payment to claimant or to claimant's attorney, agent or other representative by draft, check or other form of payment.
- SB 181 Directs court to consider, in determining amount of award of attorney fees, whether attorney performed services on pro bono basis or award of attorney fees otherwise promotes access to justice.
- SB 182 Terminates authority of spouse as agent under certain estate planning documents upon annulment, separation or dissolution of marriage.
- SB 183 Modifies provisions relating to foreign restraining orders.
- SB 184 Modifies laws relating to preference given to veterans in public employment.
- SB 185 Provides that, and specifies procedures and circumstances under which, members of nonprofit corporation and board of directors of nonprofit corporation may discuss issues or take action by electronic mail or other electronic means without meeting.
- SB 186 Approves modifications to rules of Oregon Criminal Justice Commission.
- SB 187 Defines "dangerous to self or others" for purpose of taking person with mental illness into custody.
- SB 188 Clarifies that state felony traffic offenses charged in Multnomah County will be heard in court facility in Portland.
- SB 189 Requires outpatient care as condition for trial visit of person committed to custody of Oregon Health Authority as person with mental illness.
- SB 190 Modifies permissible methods of providing notice of appointment of guardian to protected person.
- SB 191 Provides that person sentenced to mandatory minimum sentence under Ballot Measure 11 (1994) for crime other than murder is eligible for reduction in sentence for appropriate institutional behavior and participation in certain programming unless otherwise ordered by court for substantial and compelling reasons.
- SB 192 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study recidivism rates of persons granted short-term transitional leave and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 193 Restricts limitation on award of noneconomic damages to claims in actions for wrongful death.
- SB 194 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to juveniles.
- SB 195 Directs Department of Justice to study law enforcement officers.
- SB 196 Directs Department of Justice to study issues related to disposition of convictions based on nonunanimous jury verdicts and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 197 Extends applicability of education policies related to teen dating violence, domestic violence and sexual harassment to private schools.
- SB 198 Provides that persons who contract with public body to provide services for purposes of community restoration or to restore fitness to proceed are state officers, employees or agents for purposes of provision requiring public body to defend and indemnify officers, employees and agents against tort claims.
- SB 199 Modifies laws relating to form of advance directive.
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SB 200-298
- SB 200 Requires district attorney of each county to adopt written policies concerning guilty except for insanity dispositions.
- SB 201 Provides that person commits offense of driving while under influence of intoxicants if person has blood alcohol level of 0.08 percent or more by weight within two hours after driving vehicle.
- SB 202 Requires court, under certain circumstances, to appoint legal counsel for respondent or protected person in protective proceeding.
- SB 203 Modifies exemptions from liability related to sale or successful solicitation of sale of security in violation of securities law.
- SB 204 Adds civilian or community oversight boards, agencies and review bodies designated by municipalities or law enforcement agencies to definition of "criminal justice agency." Allows civilian or community oversight boards, agencies and review bodies to access Law Enforcement Data System.
- SB 205 Authorizes court to commit person to state hospital or secure mental health facility during pendency of petition to commit person as extremely dangerous person with mental illness.
- SB 206 Modifies procedures when court orders conditional release of person found guilty except for insanity.
- SB 207 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Office of Governor for purpose of funding office of Corrections Ombudsman.
- SB 208 Includes insurance in definition of real estate, goods and services that are subject to penalties for unlawful trade practices.
- SB 209 Allows owner of interest held in financial institution or holder of traveler's check or money order to demonstrate lack of abandonment by electronic communication or other records by institution or issuer.
- SB 210 Provides that certain banking institutions may pay dividend in amount greater than previous statutory maximum amount if such payment is approved by Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- SB 211 Directs Department of State Police to maintain staffing level of at least 15 patrol troopers per 100,000 residents of this state, beginning January 1, 2030.
- SB 212 Directs Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study Oregon State Police and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of the Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 213 Voids certain provisions in construction agreement requiring design professional to defend or indemnify against certain claims except to extent design professional's negligence caused indemnitee's damages.
- SB 214 Provides that certain evidence of economic damages creates rebuttable presumption of reasonableness for purposes of restitution ordered as part of criminal sentence.
- SB 215 Authorizes district attorney to provide information regarding youth to victim of act alleged to have been committed by youth as district attorney determines necessary for victim to make decision regarding exercise of victim's rights.
- SB 216 Exempts from criminal liability person who records conversation during or regarding commission of crime, attempted crime or solicitation to commit crime, against person, household member or certain relatives of person.
- SB 217 Defines "statutory counterpart" for purposes of Oregon Criminal Code and Oregon Vehicle Code.
- SB 218 Expands types of charges eligible for conditional discharge to include any misdemeanor or Class C felony, other than driving while under the influence of intoxicants, if defendant has been formally accepted into specialty court.
- SB 219 Directs Advance Directive Adoption Committee to submit report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary and health with recommendations for development, adoption and administration of statewide advance directive registry for collection and dissemination of advance directives.
- SB 220 Prescribes formalities for remote attestation of writing.
- SB 221 Modifies court procedure for determining whether decedent intended writing to be decedent's will, partial or complete revocation of decedent's will or addition to or alteration of decedent's will.
- SB 222 Directs Department of Education to provide reimbursements for vision screenings of students to persons that provide vision screenings.
- SB 223 Provides process by which private school may become registered with Department of Education.
- SB 224 Establishes office of Superintendent of Public Instruction as statutory office.
- SB 225 Establishes minimum amount of distributions from Statewide Education Initiatives Account to education service districts.
- SB 226 Directs Department of Education to convene advisory group to study media program standards developed by State Board of Education and to report results of study to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education.
- SB 227 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for Educator Advancement Council to provide professional learning opportunities related to ethnic studies standards adopted by department.
- SB 228 Directs Department of Education and Higher Education Coordinating Commission to jointly study issues relating to state's implementation of new federal regulations issued under Title IX of Education Amendments Act of 1972 and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on or before September 1, 2021.
- SB 229 Integrates foundational curricula and unified statewide transfer agreements into Transfer Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities.
- SB 230 Authorizes Western Oregon University, Southern Oregon University and Eastern Oregon University to offer professional doctoral degrees.
- SB 231 Directs Department of Education to study and make recommendations for funding for Youth Corrections Education Program and Juvenile Detention Education Program.
- SB 232 Modifies requirements of report on Educators Equity Act that is prepared by state agencies.
- SB 233 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish common course numbering system for introductory and lower level courses with similar learning outcomes offered at accelerated college credit programs, public post-secondary institutions of education and participating nonpublic post-secondary institutions of education.
- SB 234 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to convene stakeholder group to study ways to best serve adults in custody who are recently eligible to receive student grants.
- SB 235 Directs Department of Corrections to develop plan for providing equipment, connectivity and infrastructure necessary to ensure that adults in custody, in Coffee Creek Correctional Facility and Snake River Correctional Institution, have online access to certain education programs.
- SB 236 Directs Early Learning Division to conduct study on use of suspension and expulsion in early childhood care and education programs and on efforts to reduce and prevent use of suspension and expulsion.
- SB 237 Prescribes requirements for reports produced by Early Learning Division related to publicly funded early childhood care and education programs and availability and accessibility of those programs.
- SB 238 Prohibits district school board or superintendent from approving contract or other agreement that provides for members of law enforcement agency to be assigned to schools of school district.
- SB 239 Expands eligibility for certain child care subsidy programs.
- SB 240 Removes limitation on percentage of students in school district who may enroll in virtual public charter school not sponsored by school district without first receiving approval from school district.
- SB 241 Directs Department of Corrections to partner with Bureau of Labor and Industries to study barriers faced by individuals released from department correctional facilities in accessing apprenticeship opportunities.
- SB 242 Modifies definitions of "sexual conduct" for purposes of requirements for education providers related to abuse of and sexual conduct toward students.
- SB 243 Directs Department of Education, in collaboration with Bureau of Labor and Industries, to conduct study on career and technical education and apprenticeships and to report results of study to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education.
- SB 244 Allows district to respond to allegations of sexual harassment only under federal law if district determines that behavior alleged in report or complaint of sexual harassment is subject to investigation requirements under federal law.
- SB 245 Establishes Task Force on Apprenticeships to conduct review of available apprenticeship programs, opportunities and resources throughout this state.
- SB 246 Modifies definition of "radioactive waste" for purposes of regulation by State Department of Energy.
- SB 247 Directs Department of Energy to study opportunities and challenges in Oregon for renewable energy, energy equity and development of clean energy workforce.
- SB 248 Requires State Forestry Department to study and make recommendations to interim committee of Legislative Assembly regarding prevention of wildfires.
- SB 249 Allows county clerk to begin opening and counting mailed ballots upon receipt.
- SB 250 Provides that county clerk shall establish regular business hours of at least four hours per day, and 30 hours per week, Monday through Friday, for receipt and certification of instruments presented for recording.
- SB 251 Revises statutes to make clear that county clerk or other filing officer is not required to provide secrecy envelope for ballot if Secretary of State has approved alternative procedure to ensure secrecy.
- SB 252 Provides that recording fee for County Assessment and Taxation Fund does not apply to recordation of certified copies of death records.
- SB 253 Renames "board of property tax appeals" to "property value appeals board.".
- SB 254 Removes ability of parent to decline required immunizations against restrictable diseases on behalf of child for reason other than child's indicated medical diagnosis.
- SB 255 Establishes limits on campaign contributions that may be accepted by candidates and political committees.
- SB 256 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study and analyze implementation of laws relating to elections that were passed during 2019 regular session of Legislative Assembly.
- SB 257 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study and develop recommendations regarding most effective methods for improving candidate inclusion in voters' pamphlet and efficacy of voters' pamphlet.
- SB 258 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study and analyze provisions of Oregon Constitution, Oregon Revised Statutes and Oregon Administrative Rules relating to voter access.
- SB 259 Modifies statutory deadlines for reapportionment of congressional districts and judicial review.
- SB 260 Requires Secretary of State to conduct study and analyze existing criteria for reapportionment of state into congressional and legislative districts.
- SB 261 Prohibits members of Legislative Assembly from soliciting or using contributions to pay fines or legal expenses, replace salary, defray expenses or otherwise compensate members for monetary losses incurred as result of unexcused absences from sessions of Legislative Assembly.
- SB 262 Prohibits member of Legislative Assembly who is absent and unexcused when Legislative Assembly is in session from receiving salary, per diem or expense reimbursement, and imposes fine of $500 per day of unexcused absence.
- SB 263 Directs Oregon Youth Authority to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to juveniles.
- SB 264 Requires Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations to interim committees of Legislative Assembly, no later than September 15, 2022, for legislative changes needed to improve services statewide for persons with disabilities.
- SB 265 Directs Department of Human Services to ensure that staff working in residential programs that serve children placed there by public entities receive training in nonviolent crisis intervention.
- SB 266 Requires Department of Human Services to consider specified factors in assessing whether residential care facility or facility with memory care endorsement has qualified awake direct care staff in sufficient numbers to meet scheduled and unscheduled needs of each resident 24 hours a day.
- SB 267 Requires Department of Human Services to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to human services any changes needed to statutes governing programs administered by department due to changes to budget.
- SB 268 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to foster care.
- SB 269 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to abuse.
- SB 270 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to abuse investigations.
- SB 271 Extends sunset until January 2, 2024, for program authorizing Department of Justice to assist victims of domestic violence and sexual assault with housing needs.
- SB 272 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study and make recommendations to interim committees of Legislative Assembly, no later than September 15, 2022, for legislative changes needed to increase access to behavioral health services for all Oregonians.
- SB 273 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to children.
- SB 274 Modifies certain provisions of law relating to crime of prostitution to exclude child victims of sex trafficking.
- SB 275 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to children.
- SB 276 Authorizes Housing and Community Services Department to provide grants to eligible entities for providing financial assistance to persons in low income households for repair and rehabilitation of residences.
- SB 277 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to study issues related to housing and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 278 Requires landlords and courts to delay termination of residential tenancies for nonpayment for 60 days if tenant provides documentation of application for rental assistance.
- SB 279 Directs Department of Human Services, to extent practicable, to avoid scheduling meetings and appointments involving child in foster care during school day.
- SB 280 Modifies provisions relating to criminal records checks performed by Department of Human Services and Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 281 Directs Department of Human Services to submit documents necessary to finalize certain pending adoptions on or before June 30, 2022.
- SB 282 Extends grace period for repayment of residential rent accrued during emergency period of April 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021, until February 28, 2022.
- SB 283 Directs State Treasurer to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law relating to treasurer.
- SB 284 Directs State Treasurer to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law relating to investments.
- SB 285 Directs State Treasurer to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law relating to administration of public funds.
- SB 286 Renames Environmental Justice Task Force as Environmental Justice Council.
- SB 287 Requires that electric companies and consumer-owned utilities have wildfire plans based on best practices.
- SB 288 Transfers duties to maintain system for notification and interagency coordination of state resources in response to emergencies from Department of State Police to Oregon Department of Administrative Services.
- SB 289 Prohibits person convicted of bias crime committed while on state waters or publicly owned outdoor recreation land from entering area under jurisdiction of State Parks and Recreation Department.
- SB 290 Directs Oregon Business Development Department to study rural broadband access in this state.
- SB 291 Requires landlords who require applicant screening charges to adopt certain written screening criteria made available to applicants before accepting application.
- SB 292 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to create list of executive branch regulatory boards and commissions no later than December 1, 2022.
- SB 293 Directs office of State Chief Information Officer to develop recommendations related to elevating consideration of privacy, confidentiality and data security measures in state government enterprise and shared information technology services, and to submit recommendations in report to certain interim committees of Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2022.
- SB 294 Requires Public Records Advisory Council to conduct surveys every even-numbered year on public records practices and procedures and to publish results of surveys by September 1 of each odd-numbered year.
- SB 295 Defines terms related to fitness to proceed.
- SB 296 Authorizes Chief Justice of Supreme Court, during period of statewide emergency and upon finding of good cause, to extend or suspend time period or time requirement in rule or statute in specified court proceedings.
- SB 297 Provides that judicial marshal certified by Department of Public Safety Standards and Training qualifies as police officer under Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 298 Conforms language in provisions relating to stalking protective order to language used in other provisions relating to protective orders.
- SB 299 Authorizes formation of children's service districts.
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SB 300-398
- SB 300 Establishes State Board of Towing within Department of Transportation.
- SB 301 Prohibits use of gillnets and tangle nets for fishing.
- SB 302 Requires that institutions of higher education report allegations of sexual assault to law enforcement agency.
- SB 303 Excludes taxes imposed by school districts from certain property tax exemption programs requiring adoption by local governments.
- SB 304 Provides that discovery of victim's actual or perceived gender, gender identity, gender expression or sexual orientation does not constitute reasonable explanation for extreme emotional disturbance for purposes of affirmative defense to murder in the second degree.
- SB 305 Modifies provision of law regarding Family Abuse Prevention Act restraining orders when circumstances exist affecting child custody.
- SB 306 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to study and make recommendations for policy proposals for tax treatment of military pensions.
- SB 307 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 308 Directs Tri-Met to study feasibility of extending light rail system westward to cities of Cornelius and Forest Grove.
- SB 309 Prohibits certain use of face recognition technology by state agencies.
- SB 310 Prohibits private entities from using face recognition technology in place of public accommodation.
- SB 311 Requires that school district pay substitute teachers based on number of hours worked.
- SB 312 Requires Department of Revenue to submit to Legislative Revenue Officer information from Oregon tax returns about certain corporations doing business in Oregon.
- SB 313 In addition to required county delegates, permits state central committee of political party to include as voting member any additional individuals designated by party.
- SB 314 Authorizes Public Utility Commission to allow electric companies to recover costs from retail electricity consumers for prudent infrastructure measures to support transportation electrification if certain criteria are met.
- SB 315 Exempts from required disclosure business, commercial, financial, operational and research data and information that is furnished, developed or generated in connection with ownership or operation of unmanned aerial system test range, if disclosure of information would cause competitive disadvantage to test range or users.
- SB 316 Establishes rate of compensation to be paid by Oregon Liquor Control Commission to distillery retail outlet agent for distilled liquor retail sales by agent.
- SB 317 Allows holder of full on-premises sales license to make retail sales of mixed drinks and single servings of wine in sealed containers for off-premises consumption.
- SB 318 Authorizes Public Utility Commission to determine resource adequacy for load serving entities.
- SB 319 Dedicates portion of State Capitol State Park to Vietnam War memorial to be funded and constructed by qualified nonprofit corporation.
- SB 320 Provides that State Fish and Wildlife Commission may authorize nonprofit organization serving veterans or certain armed forces members to conduct excursions during which veterans or armed forces members may angle or take shellfish with no-charge daily licenses, tags or permits.
- SB 321 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to operations of department.
- SB 322 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to operations of department.
- SB 323 Directs Office of Emergency Management to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to operations of office.
- SB 324 Directs Office of Emergency Management to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to operations of office.
- SB 325 Directs Oregon Military Department to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to operations of department.
- SB 326 Directs Oregon Military Department to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to operations of department.
- SB 327 Allows landlord to bill residential tenant for utilities based on submeter reading.
- SB 328 Prescribes requirements for annual school district and school performance reports, including requirement for inclusion of data related to suspensions and expulsions.
- SB 329 Allows homeowners and condominium associations to hold electronic meetings.
- SB 330 Establishes income tax credit for amount of unpaid rent forgiven by landlord and certified by Housing and Community Services Department.
- SB 331 Allows Oregon Health Authority, upon receipt of federal approval, to assess fee on emergency medical services providers and to increase reimbursement paid for costs of emergency medical services transports by amount of federal matching funds received from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for such costs.
- SB 332 Imposes minimum service requirements on certain mass transit districts.
- SB 333 Directs State Department of Energy to conduct study of benefits of, and barriers to, renewable hydrogen production and use in Oregon and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 334 Requires governing body of public education provider to conduct self-assessment every two years and to use self-assessment to develop and refine professional learning plan for persons in leadership positions of public education provider.
- SB 335 Requires State Forestry Department to study and make recommendations to interim committee of Legislative Assembly regarding operation of State Board of Forestry.
- SB 336 Prohibits candidates for state office from accepting contributions in excess of amounts specified and from sources not specified.
- SB 337 Requires State Forestry Department to study and make recommendations to interim committee of Legislative Assembly regarding efficacy of forest policy.
- SB 338 Amends requirements for limited renewable energy technician license.
- SB 339 Establishes Bank of the State of Oregon.
- SB 340 Directs State Department of Energy to study fossil fuel infrastructure in Oregon and provide results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 341 Directs Water Resources Department to study water resource management and provide results of study in report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 342 Directs State Department of Agriculture to study and make recommendations for pesticide regulation and provide results of study in report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 343 Permits counties to adopt ranked-choice voting to conduct county elections.
- SB 344 Requires State Forestry Department to study and make recommendations to interim committee of Legislative Assembly regarding efficacy of prescribed burns.
- SB 345 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Youth Development Division to provide grants to certain community-based youth development programs.
- SB 346 Directs Department of Revenue to study taxation from which funding for Oregon Forest Resources Institute derives and to report its findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 347 Directs Department of Revenue to study possible methods of taxation for funding prevention and suppression of wildfires in Oregon and to report its findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 348 Grants higher property tax exemption for property of veterans with disabilities.
- SB 349 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for purpose of awarding grants under Career and Technical Education Revitalization Grant Program.
- SB 350 Reduces, to 0.15 percent, percentage of energy resource supplier's gross operating revenue that annual energy resource supplier assessment may not exceed.
- SB 351 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for distribution to public universities.
- SB 352 Requires person arrested for sex crime to submit to providing buccal sample.
- SB 353 Requires State Department of Energy to conduct study related to Energy Facility Siting Council and report findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2022.
- SB 354 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 355 Delays sunset of requirement that health insurance reimburse cost of applied behavior analysis for autism spectrum disorder.
- SB 356 Creates position of School Nurse Specialist in Department of Education.
- SB 357 Directs Oregon Liquor Control Commission to study issues related to revenue derived from sales of alcoholic beverages, and to report recommendations to Legislative Assembly by September 1, 2022.
- SB 358 Extends requirement that health benefit plan provide coverage for treatment of autism spectrum disorder provided by applied behavior analysis professional to January 2, 2030.
- SB 359 Allows counties to authorize single-family residential dwellings on farms that have been family-owned for at least 100 years on lands zoned for exclusive farm use.
- SB 360 Exempts small modular reactors from certain siting restrictions that apply to nuclear-fueled thermal power plants.
- SB 361 Authorizes Legislative Administration Committee to enter into agreement with City of Salem to assign authority over certain parking spaces.
- SB 362 Directs Department of Revenue to disclose corporate excise and income tax returns to chairpersons and vice chairpersons of legislative committees related to revenue.
- SB 363 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Military Department for distribution to counties for purpose of acquiring analog encoders and radio equipment for transmission of information to broadcasters in case of emergency.
- SB 364 Establishes General Counsel Committee within Legislative Assembly and directs committee to select General Counsel.
- SB 365 Caps salary of state employees in executive, judicial and legislative branches hired on or after effective date of Act.
- SB 366 Permits minor political parties to choose to nominate candidates as part of state-sponsored primary election.
- SB 367 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 368 Modifies crime of second degree child neglect to exclude actions permitting certain children to engage in independent activities.
- SB 369 Requires Interstate 5 Rose Quarter Project and Interstate 205 Abernethy Bridge Project to include new additional travel lanes along specified portion of highway.
- SB 370 Imposes public safety assessment on covered entities.
- SB 371 Requires primary election ballot to contain option permitting electors to vote for "None of the above" for nonpartisan state office with only one listed candidate.
- SB 372 Repeals provisions that previously authorized Governor to enter into qualifying investment contract with taxpayer that promises to make certain investments, in exchange for state's contractual obligation to allow continued use of single sales factor method of apportionment.
- SB 373 Caps salary of state employees hired on or after July 1, 2023, at amount of compensation of similarly situated federal employee.
- SB 374 Requires all material facts provided as part of candidate's statement for voters' pamphlet to be true.
- SB 375 Allows replacement dwelling for structure that was considered dwelling by final order under Ballot Measure 49 (2007) claim.
- SB 376 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 377 Limits duration of spousal support order for spousal maintenance to five years or less.
- SB 378 Provides that, when interview is element of process of selecting candidate for civil service position from eligibility list, public employer must interview each veteran applicant who meets qualifications for position and shows transferable skills if duties of position are performed by only one person within public employer's organization.
- SB 379 Prohibits Attorney General from accepting funds from sources other than public bodies of this state to pay cost of employing special legal assistants or private counsel.
- SB 380 Provides for Governor to appoint Attorney General.
- SB 381 Directs Attorney General to delegate to district attorney authority to appear or prosecute in criminal matters.
- SB 382 Provides that Attorney General may only render opinions to Governor and executive department.
- SB 383 Clarifies that office of Attorney General is part of executive department.
- SB 384 Alters composition of disability evaluation panel used to determine if Governor is unable to discharge duties of office due to disability.
- SB 385 Authorizes county to allow owner of lot or parcel within rural residential zone to construct one accessory dwelling unit on lot or parcel, subject to certain restrictions.
- SB 386 Directs county sheriffs, municipal police departments, university police departments and Oregon State Police to develop policies regarding parental notification of interviews of child witnesses and to submit report regarding policies developed to interim committees of Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2022.
- SB 387 Limits exemption from requirement of obtaining water right application, permit or certificate to use of surface water for livestock watering that does not exceed 5,000 gallons a day.
- SB 388 Defines "covered employee" as including employees of Department of Human Services who work in stabilization and crisis unit for purposes of specifying certain presumptions as to compensability of covered employee's claim of benefits under workers' compensation law for death, disability or impairment of health.
- SB 389 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to award grants to eligible agencies to provide immigration-related services and supports, and education and outreach, to immigrant communities.
- SB 390 Directs Public Utility Commission, in coordination with State Department of Energy, to study and develop proposal for modifying Oregon laws as necessary to require 100 percent of electricity sold to retail electricity consumers to be electricity generated utilizing renewable and carbon-free energy.
- SB 391 Authorizes county to allow owner of lot or parcel within rural residential zone to construct one accessory dwelling unit on lot or parcel, subject to certain restrictions.
- SB 392 Directs Department of Environmental Quality, in consultation with Public Utility Commission and State Department of Energy, to study fugitive methane emissions from natural gas production, storage, transportation and delivery and provide results of study and recommendations for legislation in report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than November 15, 2022.
- SB 393 Directs Department of Revenue to study possible methods of taxation for funding forest management and to report its findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to revenue on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 394 Allows nonprofit or charitable organization to sell alcoholic beverages at auction or through raffle once in three-month period.
- SB 395 Increases required expenditure on footpaths and bicycle trails from one percent to five percent of amounts received from State Highway Fund.
- SB 396 Defines "undetectable firearm." Punishes manufacturing, importing, offering for sale or transferring undetectable firearm by maximum of 10 years' imprisonment, $250,000 fine, or both.
- SB 397 Modifies procedures for motions to set aside conviction, arrest, citation, charge, finding of contempt of court or judgment of guilty except for insanity.
- SB 398 Creates crime of intimidation by display of a noose.
- SB 399 Provides that refusal to obey lawful order issued by peace officer or parole and probation officer does not constitute crime of interfering with a peace officer or parole and probation officer unless order is to move back and keep distance while officer is performing lawful duties.
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SB 400-498
- SB 400 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study medical marijuana registry identification cardholders.
- SB 401 Converts mandatory minimum sentences for specified felonies other than murder to presumptive sentences.
- SB 402 Allows hemp grower or handler to sell or transfer hemp cuttings.
- SB 403 Provides for distribution of net proceeds from sale of property upon which county foreclosed lien for delinquent taxes to each lienholder whose interest in property was forfeited, and to any person other than lienholder whose right of redemption with respect to such property terminated, when property was deeded to county.
- SB 404 Instructs Oregon State University Extension Service to expand Center for Small Farms and Community Food Systems through certain hiring.
- SB 405 Tolls time city or county may consider nonconforming use interrupted or abandoned during emergency that limits resumption of use.
- SB 406 Allows holder of direct shipment permit to ship up to five cases of wine, each containing not more than nine liters, per month to Oregon resident.
- SB 407 Establishes Outdoor Therapy Grant Program within State Parks and Recreation Department for purpose of awarding grants to enhance outdoor environmental, ecological, agricultural or other natural resource-based therapy programs serving residents of this state.
- SB 408 Specifies reasons for which Oregon Liquor Control Commission may delay processing, approving or denying application for marijuana licensure.
- SB 409 Expands applicability of certain laws requiring reporting and investigating of sexual conduct in schools to include sexual conduct by students.
- SB 410 Creates separate standards for storage of unclaimed personal property in Multnomah County when homeless individuals are removed from established camping site.
- SB 411 Directs Oregon Health Authority and Oregon Liquor Control Commission to study cannabis packaging.
- SB 412 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.
- SB 413 Provides that, for purposes of determining salary of certain member of Public Employees Retirement System, housing allowance paid to prison chaplain shall be treated as includable in member's taxable income under Oregon law.
- SB 414 Directs Multnomah County to create program for awarding grants to individuals and neighborhood associations for community cleanup projects.
- SB 415 Directs Department of Human Services to develop written materials describing how adult who was involved in child welfare matter as a child can obtain access to child welfare records.
- SB 416 Permits community colleges to allow each criminal justice course approved by curriculum committee of college to be eligible course for social science cluster portion of associate degree.
- SB 417 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study medical and pharmaceutical interventions for gender dysphoria.
- SB 418 Creates rebuttable presumption that statement made by person under 18 years of age, during custodial interview in connection with investigation into certain acts, is involuntary if peace officer intentionally used false information to elicit statement.
- SB 419 Prohibits insurer, insurance producer or insurance-support organization from seeking or obtaining information about individual's mental health diagnosis, prognosis, treatment or condition as part of investigation or adjustment of claim for benefits under automobile insurance policy unless insurer, insurance producer or insurance-support organization demonstrates with clear and convincing evidence that accident that gave rise to claim resulted from or was directly related to individual's mental health condition.
- SB 420 Permits contracting agency or local contract review board to enact or adopt, as appropriate, ordinance, resolution, rule, regulation or other legislative or administrative measure to designate certain public improvement contracts as community benefit contracts.
- SB 421 Transfers responsibility for database about police officers from Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to Department of Justice.
- SB 422 Eliminates fees and court costs associated with juvenile delinquency matters.
- SB 423 Allows patient located in Oregon to receive health care services through telemedicine from specified out-of-state health care provider.
- SB 424 Allows base pay of attorneys who are employed by public corporation, nonprofit organization, public university or city or county in this state and who perform substantially similar work to be used for comparison of compensation for assistant attorneys general.
- SB 425 Provides that Legislative Assembly finds and declares that telecommunicators are first responders.
- SB 426 Allows telecommunicators to purchase certain retirement credits and increased benefits under Public Employees Retirement System.
- SB 427 Directs Public Employees Retirement Board to study options for allowing telecommunicators to obtain prorated service year units and to report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 428 Extends for one year sunset on Task Force on Universal Health Care and extends deadline for task force to submit recommendations to Legislative Assembly.
- SB 429 Provides that for mass transit districts and transportation districts with population of 500,000 or more, percentage distribution from Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund is conditioned upon district providing documentation to Oregon Transportation Commission that demonstrates existence of state-recognized apprenticeship program administered by district.
- SB 430 Caps at Medicaid fee-for-service rates reimbursement paid by coordinated care organizations to noncontracted health care providers for health services provided to coordinated care organization members.
- SB 431 Requires long term care facilities, residential facilities, in-home care agencies and home health agencies to pass through to specified low wage employees at least 90 percent of increased funding provided by state.
- SB 432 Requires long term care facilities, residential facilities, in-home care agencies and home health agencies to pass through to specified low wage employees at least 90 percent of increased funding provided by state and to pay such employees no less than $16 per hour or base salary of $2,752 per month.
- SB 433 Requires Department of Human Services to adopt rules for Long Term Care Quality Workforce Employer and Labor Partnership eligible to receive increased Medicaid reimbursement to raise hourly wages or base salaries of direct care staff in skilled nursing facilities and certain residential care facilities.
- SB 434 Requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules governing facilities that provide community-based care to elderly individuals and individuals with disabilities to ensure planning by facilities and safeguards for occupants in event of natural disaster or pandemic.
- SB 435 Requires long term care facilities and residential facilities to update infection prevention and control protocols at any time Centers for Disease Control and Prevention forecasts upcoming pandemic.
- SB 436 Modifies terminology by changing statutory references to "youth offender" to "adjudicated youth.".
- SB 437 Includes matters concerning apprenticeship or training program administered by certain mass transit districts as mandatory subject of collective bargaining for employees of district.
- SB 438 Allows physician assistant to receive results of blood test of source person on behalf of certain person who, in performance of person's official duties, comes into contact with blood, bodily fluid or other potentially infectious material of source person.
- SB 439 Requires insurer offering health plan, or person acting on behalf of insurer, to reduce enrollee cost sharing for prescription drugs by 85 percent of rebates received by insurer.
- SB 440 Requires Department of Human Services to contract with nonprofit organization to implement and administer program to assist recipients of supplemental nutrition assistance in purchasing locally grown fruits and vegetables from farmers' markets, farm share sites and retail outlets that participate in program.
- SB 441 Modifies criteria for erecting roadside memorial signs for deceased veterans who were formerly prisoners of war or unaccounted for.
- SB 442 Requires coordinated care organizations to report specified information to Oregon Health Authority regarding requests for prior authorization.
- SB 443 Imposes personal income tax at flat rate if taxpayer has adjusted gross income below threshold amount.
- SB 444 Increases formula weight for students in poverty families, in foster homes and in certain state-recognized facilities for purposes of State School Fund distributions.
- SB 445 Appropriates to Department of Education for State School Fund amount determined by Quality Education Commission to be sufficient to ensure that state's system of kindergarten through grade 12 public education meets quality goals.
- SB 446 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, 2022.
- SB 447 Specifies that new or increased fees adopted by state agency do not become effective unless approved by Legislative Assembly by law.
- SB 448 Prohibits permanent rule from being in effect for longer than six years.
- SB 449 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 450 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 451 Establishes that decisions related to immunizations are personal health care decisions and that immunizations may not be mandated as condition of employment for registered nurses or other medical staff unless required by federal law.
- SB 452 Modifies bias crime in the second degree and bias crime in the first degree.
- SB 453 Requires State Forester to actively manage state forestlands to achieve and maintain low forest fuel load levels.
- SB 454 Requires licensed health care provider to provide vaccine information packet to patient to whom licensed health care provider administers vaccine.
- SB 455 Creates crime of threatening to commit a terroristic act.
- SB 456 Provides that, for estate of decedents dying on or after January 1, 2021, Oregon estate tax is not due unless value of Oregon taxable estate equals or exceeds $11.7 million.
- SB 457 Modifies required coverage of prescription drugs in medical assistance program.
- SB 458 Allows land division to separate dwelling units for new middle housing allowed in cities.
- SB 459 Provides that new property or new improvements to property constructed on same lot to replace homestead destroyed or damaged by wildfire in September 2020 may not be taken into account or added to assessment roll for any property tax year beginning before July 1, 2025.
- SB 460 Declares policy of state to use zero-based budgeting in developing biennial budget plan.
- SB 461 Reduces rate of tax on capital gains of personal income and corporate income and excise taxpayers.
- SB 462 Creates credit against personal income taxes for amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans.
- SB 463 Establishes exception to gift limitation for food or beverage consumed by members of Legislative Assembly or candidates for office as members of Legislative Assembly.
- SB 464 Authorizes governing body of county covered by state of emergency declared in response to September 2020 wildfires to adopt law directing tax collector to prorate and cancel property taxes imposed on taxable property that suffered loss in real market value as result of wildfires, without application from property owner.
- SB 465 Requires counties to allow commencement of restoration or replacement of nonconforming uses damaged or destroyed by certain wildfires until September 30, 2025.
- SB 466 Creates Abandoned Recreational Vehicle Disposal Revolving Account within State Highway Fund.
- SB 467 Authorizes exchange wagering on forms of mutuel wagering allowed by Oregon Racing Commission.
- SB 468 Prohibits director of agricultural cooperative, with respect to financial condition of agricultural cooperative, from intentionally or negligently concealing material information from member of agricultural cooperative, providing inaccurate or misleading material information to member of agricultural cooperative or otherwise acting to deceive member of agricultural cooperative.
- SB 469 Provides that board of directors of agricultural cooperative may not restrict, place conditions on or deny examination of agricultural cooperative's books and records of account, minutes or office records or prevent member or member's attorney from sharing information from books and records of account, minutes or office records if purpose of examination is to determine whether books and records of account, minutes and office records are accurate reflection of agricultural cooperative's financial condition or to provide evidence in action against agricultural cooperative in which truthfulness, accuracy, completeness or other condition of books and records of account, minutes or office records as representation of agricultural cooperative's financial condition is at issue.
- SB 470 Increases percentage of wholesale price allowed as amount of tax credit for crop donation.
- SB 471 Directs Board on Public Safety Standards and Training to ensure that all police officers and certified reserve officers are trained in treatment of allergic responses.
- SB 472 Establishes State Board of Towing within Department of Transportation.
- SB 473 Directs Department of Revenue to identify and notify annually personal income taxpayers that are likely eligible for employment-related child care services administered by Department of Human Services.
- SB 474 Provides that certain hearsay statements related to certain sex crimes are not inadmissible in evidence even though declarant is available as witness.
- SB 475 Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report to Legislative Assembly on options for reform of provision allowing elective lower rates of personal income taxation on pass-through income, including recommendations for legislation intended to reform elective pass-through rates.
- SB 476 Directs Department of Human Services to study and make recommendations on provisions of state law related to domestic violence.
- SB 477 Provides that plaintiff need not prove that alleged unlawful conduct is sufficiently severe or pervasive, that plaintiff was treated less favorably than another similarly situated employee or that plaintiff complied with employer's internal reporting or complaint procedures concerning unlawful conduct in order to prevail in action alleging unlawful discrimination.
- SB 478 Directs school districts to use inclusive and effective methods for identifying talented and gifted children and communicating with parents about process for identifying talented and gifted children.
- SB 479 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.
- SB 480 Directs Department of Justice to study issues related to labor trafficking and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 481 Narrows exception to overtime requirements when employee is engaged in making necessary repairs or in case of emergency.
- SB 482 Requires personal income taxpayer to add to federal taxable income amount of federal tax savings resulting from investment services partnership income being treated as net capital gain and taxed at lower rate on personal income taxpayer's federal return.
- SB 483 Creates rebuttable presumption that person violated prohibition against retaliation or discrimination against employee or prospective employee if person takes certain action against employee or prospective employee within 60 days after employee or prospective employee has engaged in certain protected activities.
- SB 484 Directs Department of Justice to study issues related to prosecution of sex trafficking crimes and to provide results of study to appropriate interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 485 Requires certain persons that service student loans in this state to obtain or renew license.
- SB 486 Modifies requirements of plans of instruction for talented and gifted children.
- SB 487 Directs Department of Education to conduct study on instruction provided to talented and gifted children and to report results of study to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education.
- SB 488 Adds exposure to or infection by SARS-CoV-2 to definition of occupational disease for purposes of workers' compensation.
- SB 489 Removes restriction on authorization of retroactive temporary disability compensation.
- SB 490 Directs Department of State Police to maintain staffing level of at least 15 patrol troopers per 100,000 residents of this state, beginning January 1, 2030.
- SB 491 Allows employee of school district or education service district, or employee's exclusive representative, to challenge cost analysis for procurement that school district or education service district conducted.
- SB 492 Directs Oregon State Police to study impact that number of Oregon State Police troopers has on public safety and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 493 Provides that prevailing rate of wage for trade or occupation in locality is rate of wage set forth in collective bargaining agreement for trade or occupation in locality or, if more than one collective bargaining agreement covers trade or occupation in locality, highest rate of wage among collective bargaining agreements for trade or occupation in locality.
- SB 494 Requires that person notifying court of violation of release condition, or otherwise requesting issue of warrant for violation of release condition, notify released person's attorney concerning notification or request.
- SB 495 Defines "instructional capacity" to exclude instructional assistants from scope of statutes prohibiting payment of unemployment insurance benefits to professional employees of educational institution for weeks of unemployment commencing during period between two successive academic years or terms.
- SB 496 Removes prohibition on payment of unemployment insurance benefits to nonprofessional employees of educational institution providing school food services, early intervention services or prekindergarten services for weeks of unemployment commencing during period between two successive academic years or terms.
- SB 497 Requires court to indicate in judgment document when person is convicted of misdemeanor assault or menacing constituting domestic violence.
- SB 498 Directs Department of Education and Higher Education Coordinating Commission to prepare specified materials related to Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
- SB 499 Creates civil claim for wrongful conviction.
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SB 500-598
- SB 500 Establishes Public Records Advocate as independent office within executive department.
- SB 501 Increases criminal and civil penalties for subsequent and intentional violations of specified election laws.
- SB 502 Exempts transferee who is certified participant in Address Confidentiality Program from private firearm transfer criminal background check requirement.
- SB 503 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 504 Provides tuition and fee remission for natural child of foster parent if natural child attends institution of higher education.
- SB 505 Requires licensed health care provider to provide vaccine information packet to patient to whom licensed health care provider administers vaccine.
- SB 506 Requires 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 507 Prohibits abortion unless physician has first determined probable post-fertilization age of unborn child, except in case of medical emergency.
- SB 508 Creates crime of patronizing a trafficked child.
- SB 509 Requires state agencies to provide summary of legal advice regarding validity or effect of proposed rule or written order.
- SB 510 Cancels pension of member of pension program of Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan who is convicted of rape or murder.
- SB 511 Requires school district to make information about functions and programs of school district available at school district's office and on school district's website.
- SB 512 Modifies charge to and member appointment process for Consumer Advisory Council that assists and advises Director of Oregon Health Authority on mental health and substance use disorder services.
- SB 513 Requires students to complete at least one-half credit of civics in order to receive high school diploma.
- SB 514 Requires Director of Employment Department to compile statistics related to unemployment in this state and submit report of statistical findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to business on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 515 Requires employee of certain licensed premises who is permittee to make report if permittee has reasonable belief that sex trafficking is occurring at premises or that minor is employed or contracted as performer at premises in manner violating Oregon Liquor Control Commission rules.
- SB 516 Directs Department of Education to establish voucher program for students from low-performing schools.
- SB 517 Directs Department of Human Services to provide person having legal custody of child with explanation for child's removal and description of expected remedial steps person must take for child's return.
- SB 518 Increases percentage of students in school district who may enroll in virtual public charter school not sponsored by school district without first receiving approval from school district.
- SB 519 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to study issues relating to tenants who are victims of crimes and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 520 Directs Secretary of State to audit Employment Department to determine whether department processes claims for unemployment insurance benefits promptly as required under ORS chapter 657 and to submit report of audit findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to business on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 521 Exempts receipts from sales of prescription drugs, feminine hygiene products, diapers and baby formula from commercial activity subject to corporate activity tax.
- SB 522 Directs Division of Audits to conduct certain performance audits and issue recommendations for addressing risks.
- SB 523 Provides that agency may not use amended rulemaking filing to correct failure to comply with requirement to include citation of statutory or other legal authority relied upon and bearing upon promulgation of rule.
- SB 524 Provides that when state agency is required by statute to mail notice to person, and agency has on file post office box address, agency must mail notice to post office box address.
- SB 525 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 526 Allows pharmacist or pharmacy technician to transfer drug containing pseudoephedrine without prescription to person who is at least 18 years of age and presents person's valid government-issued photo identification.
- SB 527 Prohibits member of Legislative Assembly from service on Joint Committee on Ways and Means, subcommittee of Joint Committee on Ways and Means or Emergency Board if member, relative of member or business with which member or relative is associated enters into contracts with State of Oregon for provision of goods or services to state, including capital construction.
- SB 528 Prohibits Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services or designated representative of director from assessing civil penalty against employer for serious violation causing injury or harm to employee that is result of certain employee conduct.
- SB 529 Modifies standards for judicial review of agency rules and orders.
- SB 530 Provides that Oregon estate tax is imposed only on estates of decedents dying on or before January 1, 2021.
- SB 531 Establishes right to reimbursement for actual damages resulting from cessation of business operations required by emergency rules or orders.
- SB 532 Provides that emergency statutes do not authorize Governor to limit right of individuals to assembly for purpose of practicing religion.
- SB 533 Provides that emergency statutes do not authorize Governor to take actions that prevent individuals from remaining gainfully employed or operating businesses.
- SB 534 Grants fee waiver to certain family members of persons who were killed in action during armed conflict while serving in Armed Forces of United States.
- SB 535 Modifies child abuse reporting requirements to add hotelkeepers and innkeepers as mandatory reporters of child abuse.
- SB 536 Repeals single-use checkout bag ban.
- SB 537 Repeals regulation that restricts food and beverage provider or convenience store from providing single-use plastic straws other than at consumer's specific request.
- SB 538 Requires State Forester to propose two-year extension to executory contracts on lands that were subject to alteration or damage from wildfires.
- SB 539 Modifies statutory requirements for members of Legislative Assembly to ensure that members comply with Senate or House rules governing conflicts of interest.
- SB 540 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 541 Declares that policy of state is to include atmospheric carbon sequestered by lands and waters of state in calculation to determine progress towards greenhouse gas reduction goals.
- SB 542 Establishes Task Force on Vehicle Charging Stations.
- SB 543 Removes requirement that only elector who has personally printed copy, or requested that separate person print copy, of electronic signature sheet for petition or prospective petition may sign signature sheet.
- SB 544 Requires State Forester to carry out appraisal and sale of forest products on state-owned forestland damaged by wildfire.
- SB 545 Grants higher property tax exemption for property of veterans with service-connected disabilities.
- SB 546 Increases time that Director of Transportation, after determining emergency exists, may suspend certain statutes related to trucking from 72 hours to 120 hours.
- SB 547 Requires public body that declares riot or civil disturbance to pay peace officers double regular pay for responding to riot or civil disturbance.
- SB 548 Prohibits Department of Transportation from designating speed on Interstate 5 and Interstate 205 in Portland that is less than 60 miles per hour for most vehicles.
- SB 549 Requires State Forestry Department to conduct program of loan guarantees to assist persons with financing cost of replacing logging equipment lost in wildfire.
- SB 550 Requires public body employer to establish and implement process by which employees may request employer to use unique identifier in lieu of employee's name in records contained by employer for purposes of public records requests.
- SB 551 Provides that part-time faculty member at public institution of higher education qualifies for employee-only health care benefits if part-time faculty member works at level equal to at least half of full-time equivalent employee during at least three of four previous academic terms.
- SB 552 Directs Department of Education to convene advisory group to study media program standards developed by State Board of Education and to report results of study to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education.
- SB 553 Provides that student who legally entered United States under Compact of Free Association treaty between United States and Republic of Palau, Republic of the Marshall Islands or Federated States of Micronesia and who has not previously established residence in any state or territory of United States other than Oregon qualifies for exemption from nonresident tuition and fees at public universities and is eligible to receive state and university scholarships or other financial aid.
- SB 554 Requires person to secure firearm with trigger or cable lock, in locked container or in gun room except in specified circumstances.
- SB 555 Requires Department of Human Services to contract with nonprofit organization to implement and administer program to assist recipients of supplemental nutrition assistance in purchasing locally grown fruits and vegetables from farmers' markets, farm share sites and retail outlets that participate in program.
- SB 556 Specifies that on-site inspections must be in person for health care facilities, home health agencies, residential care facilities, adult foster homes, hospice programs and qualified residential treatment programs.
- SB 557 Establishes COFA Dental Program in Oregon Health Authority to provide dental care to low-income citizens of Pacific Islands in Compact of Free Association who reside in Oregon, qualify for medical assistance through Oregon Supplemental Income Program and lack access to affordable dental coverage.
- SB 558 Prohibits insurance policy or contract that provides coverage for prescription drug to require prescription for drug prescribed for medical assistance recipient to be filled or refilled at mail order pharmacy or to require prescription to be filled or refilled at pharmacy that is not local and enrolled in medical assistance program.
- SB 559 Allows counties to approve livestock and livestock-affiliated exercise, therapy and counseling on lands zoned for exclusive farm use.
- SB 560 Requires insurer and health care service contractor to count payments made on behalf of enrollee for costs of care toward enrollee's out-of-pocket maximum or cost-sharing.
- SB 561 Adds flashing yellow beacons to list of traffic control devices.
- SB 562 Incorporates certain provisions of federal Indian Child Welfare Act into Oregon laws relating to youth offenders adjudicated for status offenses and to adoptions.
- SB 563 Modifies laws relating to youth suicide intervention and prevention to include children 5 to 10 years of age.
- SB 564 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to design question or questions allowing each student to identify whether student is parent or person acting as parent or legal guardian that may be placed on one or more forms used on annual basis to collect demographic information by public post-secondary institutions of education.
- SB 565 Modifies definition of "slayer" to include individuals who are found responsible or guilty except for insanity of taking person's life.
- SB 566 Removes term "mentally defective" from statutes defining sexual offenses.
- SB 567 Includes as unlawful practice medical provider's denial of treatment that is likely to benefit patient based on patient's race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age or disability.
- SB 568 Directs Department of Justice to adopt procedures for payment of crime victims' counsel for representation of child crime victims.
- SB 569 Makes unlawful employment practice for employer to require employee or prospective employee to possess or present valid driver license as condition of employment or continuation of employment.
- SB 570 Establishes product stewardship program for mattresses.
- SB 571 Allows persons convicted of felony to register to vote, update voter registration and vote in elections while incarcerated.
- SB 572 Modifies protective proceedings to permit vulnerable youth guardianships for adults between 18 and 21 years of age who are eligible for special immigrant status and who are unable to be reunified with parent due to abuse, neglect or abandonment that occurred before adult attained 18 years of age.
- SB 573 Establishes Bottle Bill Expansion Task Force.
- SB 574 Allows operator of motorcycle to travel between lanes of traffic under certain conditions.
- SB 575 Modifies procedure for expunction of certain juvenile records.
- SB 576 Lowers estimated contract price at which apprentice utilization requirements apply to public improvement contracts with state contracting agencies from $1 million to $200,000 and raises percentage of work hours that apprentices must perform from 12 percent to 15 percent.
- SB 577 Specifies contract price at which apprentice utilization requirements apply to qualified contracts with institutions of higher education and school districts.
- SB 578 Requires court, under certain circumstances, to appoint legal counsel for respondent or protected person in protective proceeding.
- SB 579 Directs Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator to develop and administer program for providing guardianship services to defendants who are unable to aid and assist in their defense and who will be released into community.
- SB 580 Amends definition of "employment relations" to include class size and caseload limits as mandatory collective bargaining subjects in schools that qualify for certain federal assistance.
- SB 581 Establishes Truth in Labeling Task Force.
- SB 582 Establishes producer responsibility program for packaging, printing and writing paper and food serviceware.
- SB 583 Prohibits Department of Environmental Quality and State Department of Agriculture from issuing or renewing license or permit to allow construction or operation of new industrial dairy, addition to or expansion of existing industrial dairy or addition to or expansion of dairy that would cause dairy to become industrial dairy.
- SB 584 Requires Department of Human Services to provide medical assistance to employed individuals with disabilities without regard to individuals' income or resources.
- SB 585 Repeals statute creating state preemption of local firearm regulation and statutes creating exceptions to preemption.
- SB 586 Requires health care practitioner to exercise proper degree of care to preserve health and life of child born alive after abortion or attempted abortion.
- SB 587 Requires Department of Revenue to issue license to qualified retailers of tobacco products and inhalant delivery systems that do not hold license or other authorization issued by city or local public health authority.
- SB 588 Provides that employer signatories to multiemployer collective bargaining agreements are considered to have met minimum requirements of sick time provisions if terms of collective bargaining agreement provide, as benefit to employees subject to agreement, sick leave policy or other paid time off program that is substantially equivalent to or more generous than minimum requirements of sick time provisions.
- SB 589 Requires State Department of Energy to prepare report identifying benefits, opportunities and challenges posed by development or expansion of regional transmission organization in this state.
- SB 590 Includes land used primarily for cultivating crops within definition of "rangeland" for purposes of organizing rangeland protection association and providing fire protection for rangeland.
- SB 591 Provides that person may replace registration plate with duplicate registration plate without being charged fee for customized plate.
- SB 592 Prohibits person from using lead weight in waters of this state for purpose of angling or commercial fishing.
- SB 593 Modifies provisions relating to police officers.
- SB 594 Directs Legislative Policy and Research Office to conduct study on software that can be used to monitor student's usage related to district-owned computers and similar devices and district Internet services and to produce summary of study.
- SB 595 Directs State Board of Education to adopt standards for school district board to incorporate into any policy related to monitoring software.
- SB 596 Prohibits State Board of Education from requiring, and school districts from administering, certain assessments to students enrolled or preparing to enroll in prekindergarten through grade two.
- SB 597 Prohibits State Board of Education, school district or public charter school from requiring student to pass test to demonstrate proficiency in Essential Learning Skills in order to receive diploma.
- SB 598 Establishes subject-matter credit requirements that students must satisfy in order to receive high school diploma.
- SB 599 Establishes Task Force on High School Diploma Requirements.
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SB 600-698
- SB 600 Directs Secretary of State to conduct audit of use of statewide summative assessment in public schools in this state.
- SB 601 Establishes office of Superintendent of Public Instruction as statewide elected office.
- SB 602 Removes sunset on requirement that students must receive certain information related to statewide summative assessments.
- SB 603 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study establishment of Innocence Commission and system to compensate wrongfully convicted persons, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 604 Requires person to obtain permit before purchasing or otherwise receiving firearm under circumstances requiring criminal background check.
- SB 605 Provides that, if rural fire protection district contains lands that are within seven road miles of fire station within district or brought within seven road miles of fire station within district by new road and that are not subject to assessments for fire protection by district, county board must initiate annexation of lands upon request by district.
- SB 606 Directs Department of Education to conduct study on standardized tests and to report results of study to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education.
- SB 607 Authorizes Legislative Administration Committee to enter into agreement with City of Salem to assign authority over certain parking spaces.
- SB 608 Directs Higher Education Coordinating Commission to study and catalog innovation-based economic development projects and to report findings and recommendations to interim committees of Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 609 Establishes Task Force on Learning.
- SB 610 Creates psychology provider incentive program within Oregon Health Authority to provide financial incentives to students enrolled in approved doctoral programs in psychology who complete courses that provide cultural competency training.
- SB 611 Modifies membership and purpose of Board on Public Safety Standards and Training.
- SB 612 Requires police officers, corrections officers, parole and probation officers, regulatory specialists and reserve officers to complete post-secondary education.
- SB 613 Provides that arbitral determinations made in proceedings concerning alleged misconduct by law enforcement officers concerning use of excessive force are nonbinding and subject to review and approval by Department of Public Safety Standards and Training.
- SB 614 Requires law enforcement unit to have policy on use of force that complies with rules adopted by Board on Public Safety Standards and Training.
- SB 615 Establishes Low Income Broadband Bill Payment Assistance Fund.
- SB 616 Prohibits employers from permitting or requiring individuals employed in agricultural labor to work in excess of 40 hours in one workweek unless individuals are compensated for overtime hours worked.
- SB 617 Directs State Board of Education to ensure that certain academic content standards include sufficient instruction on histories, contributions and perspectives of individuals who are African American and to ensure that academic content standards in English include meaningful instruction on literary contributions of African American authors.
- SB 618 Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study methods of providing reparations for slavery to Black Oregonians and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 619 Directs Department of Revenue to establish program to pay reparations to Black Oregonians who can demonstrate heritage in slavery and who submit application no later than December 31, 2022.
- SB 620 Repeals obligation of persons on supervision to pay supervision fees.
- SB 621 Upholds, under certain circumstances, local laws concerning local community oversight board established to oversee disciplinary matters concerning law enforcement officers, notwithstanding collective bargaining laws that require bargaining over such matters.
- SB 622 Requires at least 60 percent of dollar value of grants awarded from Levee Project Grant Fund to be used to provide assistance with levee projects to rural or distressed areas.
- SB 623 Directs State Workforce and Talent Development Board to establish Committee for Continuous Improvement to assess effectiveness of Oregon's public workforce development system.
- SB 624 Modifies calculations of minimum amount that school district must pay to public charter school for provision of educational services.
- SB 625 Establishes procedure for charging aggravated version of certain assault and attempted murder offenses when defendant causes permanent physical injury to victim during commission of crime.
- SB 626 Prohibits utilization review requirements for health insurance coverage of proton beam therapy prescribed for treatment of cancer if insurer covers radiation therapy prescribed for treatment of cancer.
- SB 627 Renames Public Service Building to Dennis Richardson Public Service Building.
- SB 628 Authorizes Land Conservation and Development Commission to approve plans for urban growth boundary expansion to accommodate affordable housing in Pendleton.
- SB 629 Allows pharmacist to use telepharmacy to deliver pharmacy services to patient at remote location.
- SB 630 Authorizes use of landowner damage tag to take elk on adjacent property with consent of owner of adjacent property.
- SB 631 Allows exclusion from taxable estate for value of interest in family-owned business.
- SB 632 Provides that property of company that is organized and located outside of this state and exclusively operates jet boat excursion business on boundary rivers of this state and not on rivers within this state is not subject to central assessment for purposes of property taxation.
- SB 633 Revises requirements for membership on State Fish and Wildlife Commission.
- SB 634 Directs State Parks and Recreation Department to convene advisory committee to assist department in researching and developing recommendations for changes to campsite administration and reservation process to improve access for service-disabled veterans.
- SB 635 Authorizes State Fire Marshal to dispatch firefighting resources in response to fire or wildfire burning on unprotected property.
- SB 636 Provides that when state agency is required by statute to mail certain notice to individual, and agency has on file post office box address for individual, agency must mail notice to post office box address if address is individual's last known address on file or address to which individual has requested that notices be sent.
- SB 637 Allows person taking certain nuisance game mammals to retain game meat if meat is offered to charitable organizations and refused.
- SB 638 Establishes mandatory minimum sentence of 48 months' imprisonment for assault committed by correctional facility inmate against corrections officer.
- SB 639 Changes minimum contract price at which prevailing rate of wage applies to public works projects from $50,000 to amount that Oregon Department of Administrative Services determines by rule.
- SB 640 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 641 Prohibits denial of medical assistance on basis that individual under 19 years of age is in detention pending adjudication.
- SB 642 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Agriculture for deposit in Wolf Management Compensation and Proactive Trust Fund.
- SB 643 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 644 Directs school district board to adopt child sexual abuse prevention instructional program that addresses sex trafficking of children.
- SB 645 Directs Department of Justice, in consultation with Oregon District Attorneys Association and Oregon State Bar, to study rule and statutory changes to encourage prosecution of sex crimes and to report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 646 Directs Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force to study ways of preventing disclosure of personal medical information of sexual assault victims and report results to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to judiciary on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 647 Creates crime of unlawful disclosure of information about victim of sexual assault or sex trafficking.
- SB 648 Directs Board on Public Safety Standards and Training to require all police officers and certified reserve officers to be trained to recognize, investigate and report cases involving labor trafficking and sex trafficking of children and adults.
- SB 649 Increases penalties for criminal sexual contact with underage victim when defendant is victim's teacher.
- SB 650 Creates Public Assistance Protection Fund.
- SB 651 Requires supervising officer to notify probationer of right to file objection and have hearing concerning officer's proposed modification to special conditions of probation.
- SB 652 Modifies laws relating to advance directives to clarify that principal's delegation of authority to health care representative to withhold or withdraw certain treatments must be in writing in advance directive.
- SB 653 Provides protections for person who refuses to participate in procedure related to abortion or physician-assisted suicide if refusal is based on person's ethical, moral or religious convictions.
- SB 654 Prohibits performance of late-term sex-selective abortion.
- SB 655 Requires licensed health care provider to provide vaccine information packet to patient to whom licensed health care provider administers vaccine.
- SB 656 Adds vaccines to definition of "children's product" for purposes of Toxic-Free Kids Act.
- SB 657 Increases percentage of students in school district who may enroll in virtual public charter school not sponsored by school district without first receiving approval from school district.
- SB 658 Establishes education savings account program.
- SB 659 Allows student who is resident of state to attend any public school of state.
- SB 660 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 661 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 662 Establishes criteria for determining existence or lack of new ground water use impairment or interference with water right having earlier priority date.
- SB 663 Prohibits Department of Human Services from disclosing records and reports related to child abuse investigations to certain entities unless court finds report of abuse is founded.
- SB 664 Expands definition of "green energy technology" for purposes of public improvement contracts.
- SB 665 Requires labor organization that is exclusive representative of public employees to prepare annual financial disclosure report describing labor organization's expenditures of moneys collected by and paid to labor organization.
- SB 666 Modifies public meeting notice requirements for meetings held in executive session.
- SB 667 Requires school district to adopt and implement policy concerning ownership rights to teacher-created intellectual property.
- SB 668 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study issues related to requiring all law enforcement agencies to use body-worn cameras and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 669 Requires certain mass transit and transportation districts to be registered apprenticeship training agents as condition of receiving distributions from Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund.
- SB 670 Includes matters concerning apprenticeship or training program administered by certain mass transit districts as mandatory subject of collective bargaining for employees of district.
- SB 671 Prohibits abortion unless health care provider has first determined probable gestational age of unborn child, except in case of medical emergency.
- SB 672 Expands crime of assault in the third degree to include physical injury to health care worker performing official duties.
- SB 673 Authorizes issuance of general obligation bonds under Article XI-Q of Oregon Constitution for construction of veterans' home in Roseburg, Oregon.
- SB 674 Requires Oregon Health Authority to investigate best practices and latest technology and to establish hospital procedures to enable family members to visit hospitalized patients during pandemic.
- SB 675 Instructs State Forestry Department to establish by rule pilot program to encourage salvage of timber from lands owned or managed by State Board of Forestry or department that have been affected by wildfire.
- SB 676 Requires state agencies to submit policy option proposals developed for purposes of Governor's budget to specified legislative leaders.
- SB 677 Authorizes Director of Employment Department to enter into contracts with third parties to process claims for unemployment insurance benefits when there is unforeseeable increase due to public health emergency.
- SB 678 Allows parent or adult student to excuse student from taking statewide standardized assessments by completing form.
- SB 679 Amends definition of "employment relations" to include class size and caseload limits as mandatory collective bargaining subjects for school districts.
- SB 680 Provides funding to peer-run organizations in Portland metropolitan area, southern Oregon region, Oregon coast and eastern and central Oregon region to operate peer respite centers to provide peer respite services to individuals with mental illness or trauma response symptoms who experience acute distress, anxiety or emotional pain.
- SB 681 Establishes procedure for person with qualifying conviction for possession of controlled substance to file motion requesting court order setting aside conviction.
- SB 682 Establishes Adult Suicide Intervention and Prevention Coordinator within Oregon Health Authority.
- SB 683 Requires school districts to provide instruction on racist history of this country and state.
- SB 684 Establishes Task Force on Oregon Medical Board.
- SB 685 Permits Governor to allocate, assign and make available law enforcement officers from one law enforcement unit to another law enforcement unit to assist other law enforcement unit in performance of law enforcement services.
- SB 686 Establishes right to receive inpatient psychiatric care in person and on-site.
- SB 687 Requires school district applying for grant from Student Investment Account to specify how mental and behavioral health needs of certain students will be met with moneys from grant.
- SB 688 Requires Employment Relations Board to conduct study relating to standards applied in arbitration proceedings involving alleged misconduct by law enforcement officers and to submit report of board's findings to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 689 Provides that Oregon estate tax is imposed only on estates of decedents dying on or before June 30, 2019.
- SB 690 Repeals provision that prohibits transit workers from striking.
- SB 691 Requires Secretary of State to ensure that county election officials conduct election recounts in manner that is consistent, transparent, accurate and pursuant to all applicable laws in recounts conducted in statewide ballot measures or involving nomination or election of listed public offices.
- SB 692 Requires each state agency to report to Attorney General, Public Records Advocate and public records subcommittee of Legislative Counsel Committee on number of public records requests received during preceding year, and number of those requests still outstanding after specified periods of time.
- SB 693 Establishes Oregon Empowerment Scholarship Program for purpose of providing options in education to students of this state.
- SB 694 Requires ballots for general and primary elections that are received after election to be counted if postmarked no later than Saturday before date of election and received no later than seven calendar days after election.
- SB 695 Allows counties to authorize construction of accessory dwelling units on lands zoned for rural residential use.
- SB 696 Directs Department of Justice to study issues related to compensation eligibility of victims of sex trafficking crimes and to provide results of study to appropriate interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 697 Prescribes additional requirements for health benefit plan coverage of telemedical health services.
- SB 698 Requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules requiring opioid treatment center, as condition for approval to operate in this state, to accept Medicare payments as reimbursement for cost of services provided by center.
- SB 699 Prohibits grandfathered health plan from imposing preexisting condition exclusion.
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SB 700-798
- SB 700 Establishes Oregon Brain Injury Board to administer programs paid for by Oregon Brain Injury Fund to provide service coordination and skills training to individuals with brain injuries, provide educational information to increase awareness and understanding of issues and needs related to brain injuries and to provide grants to support research into treatment of brain injuries.
- SB 701 Allows certain local governments to include within urban growth boundary lands for needed housing.
- SB 702 Directs State Board of Education to review social studies standards.
- SB 703 Adds direct care worker or representative of direct care worker to Quality Measurement Council.
- SB 704 Provides that discovery of victim's actual or perceived gender, gender identity, gender expression or sexual orientation does not constitute reasonable explanation for extreme emotional disturbance for purposes of affirmative defense to murder in the second degree.
- SB 705 Adds two members who are physician assistants or retired physician assistants and one additional public member to membership of Oregon Medical Board.
- SB 706 Requires Oregon Health Authority to provide grant to organization for purpose of conducting outreach to citizens of island nations in Compact of Free Association residing in Oregon to enroll citizens of island nations in Compact of Free Association in medical assistance.
- SB 707 Directs Department of Human Services to provide certain notices to children and wards whom department placed in out-of-state residential facilities between January 1, 2016, and June 30, 2020, and upon request to provide representatives of children and wards with certain documentation and information.
- SB 708 Prohibits placement of youths in private youth correction facilities.
- SB 709 Allows surviving spouse or disabled heir of individual whose homestead was granted deferral under homestead property tax deferral program to continue deferral without having owned or occupied homestead for five years.
- SB 710 Modifies allowed and prohibited uses of restraint of children in care by certain programs.
- SB 711 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to study cost differences in hormone replacement drugs used by men and hormone replacement drugs used by women and report findings to Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 712 Alters commissioner composition of Higher Education Coordinating Commission by redesignating five current nonvoting positions as voting positions and by adding one additional position for graduate student attending public university.
- SB 713 Prohibits public or private post-secondary institution of education from requiring prospective student to disclose whether prospective student has criminal conviction before institution makes final determination on whether to admit student.
- SB 714 Requires Department of Human Services to establish specified requirements for use of acuity-based staffing tool by residential care facilities.
- SB 715 Requires diesel fuel that retail dealers, nonretail dealers and wholesale dealers sell or offer for sale in this state to contain at least five percent biodiesel during period that begins on October 2 of each year and ends on March 31 of following year and to contain at least 20 percent biodiesel during period that begins on April 1 and ends on October 1 of each year.
- SB 716 Includes child care needs as reason employee may identify as limitation or change in employee's work schedule availability.
- SB 717 Provides additional $10 per month to recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits to purchase personal hygiene items.
- SB 718 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Human Services to award grants to refugee resettlement agencies to provide specified services to refugees.
- SB 719 Directs Oregon Health Authority or local public health administrator to release aggregate information about reportable disease investigations that does not identify individual cases or sources of information, upon receipt of public records request.
- SB 720 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to establish, in collaboration with Department of Corrections, Family Preservation Project pilot program at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility.
- SB 721 Modifies charge to and member appointment process for Consumer Advisory Council that assists and advises Director of Oregon Health Authority on mental health and substance use disorder services.
- SB 722 Clarifies that aggregate data, statistical compilations and reports relating to reportable disease investigations are not confidential or exempt from disclosure under public records law unless data, compilations and reports could reasonably lead to identification of individual.
- SB 723 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.
- SB 724 Establishes Deaf, Deaf-Blind and Hard of Hearing Fund.
- SB 725 Restricts licensing or certification of providers of developmental disability services.
- SB 726 Creates mixed task force to analyze local government assessment and taxation services.
- SB 727 Establishes elective entity-level, pass-through business alternative income tax.
- SB 728 Modifies provisions of law relating to administration of decedents' estates.
- SB 729 Requires seller of property to include in disclosure statement whether property has been used for, or investigated or inspected for use of, manufacturing, distribution or disposal of illegal drugs.
- SB 730 Establishes Joint Interim Legislative Committee to Review Economic Development Programs in Oregon.
- SB 731 Modifies provisions relating to tribal police officers.
- SB 732 Requires school districts to establish educational equity advisory committee.
- SB 733 Establishes Task Force on the Implementation of Electronic Transcripts in High School.
- SB 734 Establishes Task Force on Accountability in Oregon's K-12 Education System.
- SB 735 Directs Department of Education to review state requirements for high school diploma and to report results of review to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to education and to State Board of Education.
- SB 736 Establishes Task Force on Restorative Justice.
- SB 737 Directs Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to conduct study on teacher preparation apprenticeship programs in other states and to report results of study to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education.
- SB 738 Prohibits assessment of civil penalty or fine for violation of state occupational or health measure if no disease outbreak of COVID-19 occurred as result of violation.
- SB 739 Authorizes court to award damages to party losing property to adverse possession.
- SB 740 Increases registration fee for sailboats 12 feet in length or more and for all motorboats.
- SB 741 Repeals sunset on and obsolete reporting requirement for Central Oregon Health Council.
- SB 742 Limits local government regulations on certain nonresidential alarm systems and battery-charged fences.
- SB 743 Requires, for purposes of calculating district extended ADMw for State School Fund distributions, calculation for virtual public charter school to be separate from calculation for school district if, compared to previous school year, school district has decreasing enrollment.
- SB 744 Directs Department of Education to review state requirements for high school diploma and to make recommendations related to requirements.
- SB 745 Provides alternative criteria for domestic water supply district located in area covered by major disaster declaration related to September 2020 wildfires to exercise powers of sanitary district.
- SB 746 Makes unlawful practice for place of public accommodation to refuse to accept United States coins or currency as payment for goods and services.
- SB 747 Allows students, including students receiving special education, to take additional two years to complete high school.
- SB 748 Requires Public Employees' Benefit Board, Oregon Educators Benefit Board and private insurers to provide insurance coverage to adult disabled children of insureds under certain circumstances.
- SB 749 Requires residential care referral agent to be registered with Department of Human Services.
- SB 750 Authorizes Oregon Liquor Control Commission to grant temporary letter of authority to eligible applicant for any license issued by commission.
- SB 751 Modifies definition of "disclose" for purposes of discovery requirements in criminal cases.
- SB 752 Provides that defendant's reasonable belief that victim consented constitutes affirmative defense in certain prosecutions for sexual abuse in the second degree and sexual abuse in the third degree.
- SB 753 Repeals requirement that Division of Child Support provide certain spousal support enforcement services for obligees who receive public assistance but who are not also receiving child support enforcement services.
- SB 754 Modifies provisions relating to regulation of chemicals in children's products.
- SB 755 Modifies and provides for implementation of Ballot Measure 110 (2020).
- SB 756 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study and develop recommendations on how to establish coordinated, statewide approach to best serve currently incarcerated individuals who are recently eligible to receive student loans under federal program.
- SB 757 Limits availability of conditional enrollment in Central Background Registry to individuals who have successfully completed criminal background check in Oregon and, if applicable, in state of residence.
- SB 758 Changes "Oregon Medical Marijuana Act" to "Oregon Medical and Therapeutic Cannabis Act." Allows person designated to produce marijuana by registry identification cardholder to enter into agreement with registry identification cardholder to transfer marijuana to another registry identification cardholder or primary caregiver.
- SB 759 Directs presiding officers of each house of Legislative Assembly to represent legislative department in collective bargaining negotiations with legislative department employee bargaining units.
- SB 760 Maintains unemployment insurance tax rate in effect for each employer for calendar year 2020 until first calendar year that begins after later of December 31, 2022, or date on which state of emergency declared by Governor on March 8, 2020, for COVID-19 pandemic, and any extension of state of emergency, is no longer in effect.
- SB 761 Expands pilot program for urban deer population control to include elk.
- SB 762 Directs Public Utility Commission to convene workshops.
- SB 763 Provides that person may not engage in business as pharmaceutical representative without obtaining license from Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services.
- SB 764 Provides that court must presume that resolution agreement that ends dispute over alleged infringement of patent or violation of other protection for protected drug has anticompetitive effects if alleged infringer receives item of value as part of or in connection with resolution agreement or if alleged infringer agrees to limit or stop researching, developing, manufacturing, marketing or selling competing drug.
- SB 765 Makes permanent provisions allowing notary public to perform notarial act using communication technology for remotely located individual under certain circumstances.
- SB 766 Modifies date of expiration of sexual abuse restraining order for orders entered when petitioner was under 18 years of age.
- SB 767 Allows signature of judgment creditor or attorney signing satisfaction document to be notarized or accompanied by declaration under penalty of perjury.
- SB 768 Modifies provisions relating to attorneys.
- SB 769 Provides, for purposes of ad valorem property taxation, frozen assessed value for homestead of individual at least 68 years of age, or person with disability, if homestead and individual would be eligible for homestead property tax deferral program but for fact that homestead is pledged as security for reverse mortgage.
- SB 770 Provides that crime of private indecency includes circumstances in which defendant's conduct occurs in immediate presence of other person.
- SB 771 Makes discrimination against individual based on vaccination history, individual's refusal to obtain vaccination or individual's failure to provide proof of immunity to communicable disease unlawful employment practice.
- SB 772 Requires individual and group health insurance policies to reimburse services provided by naturopathic physicians within scope of their practice if services are reimbursed when provided by licensed physicians.
- SB 773 Prohibits lobbyist from serving as chairperson of interim committee, legislative work group or legislative task force.
- SB 774 Directs division of Oregon Department of Administrative Services that serves as department's office of economic analysis to estimate savings to General Fund in biennium beginning July 1, 2023, resulting from certain prison closures.
- SB 775 Permits member of cooperative to rescind contract with cooperative if member relies on information about financial condition of cooperative that cooperative, or director or officer of cooperative, provides and member later discovers that cooperative, or director or officer of cooperative, concealed material information, provided inaccurate, misleading or false information or otherwise acted to deceive member.
- SB 776 Permits individual who is 16 or 17 years of age and registered to vote to cast ballot in school district elections.
- SB 777 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study vaccines.
- SB 778 Establishes Office of Immigrant and Refugee Advancement to operate statewide immigrant and refugee integration strategy.
- SB 779 Establishes Task Force on Guardianship and Conservatorship Reform.
- SB 780 Limits liability of certain health care entities and providers for certain claims arising during COVID-19 emergency period.
- SB 781 Modifies provisions relating to providing results of tests to patients.
- SB 782 Directs Department of Education to select school districts to participate in pilot program that enables school districts to deliver mental health screenings to students in grades 9 through 12.
- SB 783 Provides, for purposes of ad valorem property taxation, frozen assessed value for homestead of individual at least 70 years old.
- SB 784 Authorizes public utility to seek rate recovery for operating expenses and capital costs associated with resiliency measures from retail electricity consumers or natural gas consumers.
- SB 785 Changes date of certain elections in presidential election years from third Tuesday in May to first Tuesday in March.
- SB 786 Directs Department of State Lands to establish program that authorizes targeted grazing of livestock on state lands for purpose of reducing wildfire fuel loads.
- SB 787 Repeals corporate activity tax.
- SB 788 Creates income tax credit for education of taxpayer dependent by means of home school.
- SB 789 Establishes durational limits for states of emergency declared under certain statutes.
- SB 790 Provides that portion of U.S. Highway 30 in Oregon shall also be known as Oregon Veterans Memorial Highway.
- SB 791 Establishes ranked choice voting as voting method for selecting winner of nomination for and election to nonpartisan state offices and county and city offices except where home rule charter applies.
- SB 792 Exempts from disclosure as public record personally identifiable information about child under age of 16 years that is submitted to State Fish and Wildlife Commission or agent of commission to obtain license, tag or permit under wildlife laws.
- SB 793 Requires that directors of district school boards be nominated for, and elected to, office based on zones of school district.
- SB 794 Establishes fee differential for nonresident users of areas established and maintained by State Parks and Recreation Department and relating to recreational vehicles.
- SB 795 Confers authority on State Parks and Recreation Commission to adopt fee differential for nonresident users of areas established and maintained by State Parks and Recreation Department.
- SB 796 Repeals sunset of predator damage control district program.
- SB 797 Requires person that provides public access to pornography to verify that resident individual is 18 years of age or older before granting access.
- SB 798 Establishes $100 limit on campaign contributions that may be accepted by candidates.
- SB 799 Prohibits school districts from requiring disclosure of student's medical history as condition of student attending school.
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SB 800-898
- SB 800 Establishes Oregon Essential Workforce Health Care Program in Oregon Health Authority to provide supplemental payments, as approved by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to long term care facilities, residential facilities and in-home care agencies that elect to participate and meet specified requirements, to be used to provide health care benefits to employees of facilities.
- SB 801 Directs Department of Consumer and Business Services to study issues relating to workers' compensation claims processing and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 802 Directs Department of Consumer and Business Services to study issues relating to workers' compensation for secondary effects of infection by SARS-CoV-2 or diagnosis with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2022.
- SB 803 Prohibits scrap metal business from purchasing or receiving catalytic converters, except from commercial seller or owner of vehicle from which catalytic converter was removed.
- SB 804 Requires school district boards to ensure that specified percentage of expenditures of school district are paid as compensation to teachers of core academic subjects or manual skills.
- SB 805 Permits Construction Contractors Board to establish voluntary certification program for residential general master builder of vertical homeownership structures and other structures and to define vertical homeowner structure by rule.
- SB 806 Includes "fortified cider" in definition of "cider." Allows holder of winery license to purchase from Oregon Liquor Control Commission distilled liquors for fortifying cider.
- SB 807 Requires Oregon Health Authority to research, study and compare behavioral health treatments in other states and report findings and conclusions to interim judiciary committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 20, 2022.
- SB 808 Includes in definition of "peace officer" regulatory specialist exercising authority of Oregon Liquor Control Commission related to marijuana.
- SB 809 Directs State Court Administrator to study fees.
- SB 810 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study recidivism rates of persons ordered to pay fine as part of sentence and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 811 Directs Department of Corrections to study issues relating to community corrections financial grants to counties and to provide results of study to Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 812 Modifies eligibility requirements for exception to income withholding for child support obligations.
- SB 813 Clarifies applicability of provisions extending time to commence action or give notice of claim when expiration of time falls within state of emergency related to COVID-19.
- SB 814 Directs Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study public safety standards.
- SB 815 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study recidivism rates of persons granted pardon and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
- SB 816 Defines "school zone." Provides that person who knowingly possesses or discharges firearm in school zone commits Class C felony punishable by maximum of five years' imprisonment, $125,000 fine, or both.
- SB 817 Eliminates fees, court costs and fines associated with juvenile delinquency matters.
- SB 818 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study and make recommendations regarding ratification of advance directive form adopted by Advance Directive Adoption Committee.
- SB 819 Establishes procedure by which district attorney and incarcerated person may jointly petition sentencing court for reconsideration of conviction and sentence.
- SB 820 Removes exception from regulation by Sexual Offense Treatment Board for certain persons.
- SB 821 Creates process to rebut presumption of inability to pay support order after support order is suspended and procedure upon reinstatement following rebuttal of presumption.
- SB 822 Consolidates unpaid child support accruing under superseded child support order into amounts payable under later-issued court order.
- SB 823 Specifies procedures for providing notice to defendant in charging instrument and within specified time prior to trial when conviction would result in firearm prohibition.
- SB 824 Directs Secretary of State to establish and maintain searchable and publicly accessible database containing copy of every ballot cast in each election.
- SB 825 Creates income tax credit for energy production in Oregon.
- SB 826 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to Salvage Chief (LSM380) Foundation for purpose of repairing and upgrading salvage vessel.
- SB 827 Requires Secretary of State to submit to Legislative Assembly, by November 1 of each odd-numbered year, list of each prospective statewide initiative petition that has been filed for upcoming general election.
- SB 828 Makes certain findings concerning effects of poor forest management.
- SB 829 Clarifies rights of possession of real property following execution sales.
- SB 830 Establishes annual salary of members of Legislative Assembly at estimated average income of individual residents of Oregon.
- SB 831 Prohibits person from obtaining or attempting to obtain telecommunication or radio communication unless consent is given by all participants.
- SB 832 Prohibits person, on or after effective date of Act, from breeding mink, transporting mink to or from mink farm or working at mink farm unless person has tested negative for COVID-19 within previous 10 days.
- SB 833 Authorizes Public Utility Commission to initiate proceeding to increase certainty concerning cost recovery for actions taken by natural gas utilities to reduce hazardous leaks and nonhazardous fugitive emissions from natural gas utility's gas pipeline system in this state.
- SB 834 Directs Department of Environmental Quality to study impacts of engine emissions on environment and provide results of study in report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- SB 835 Modifies procedures for early medical release of adult in custody from prison.
- SB 836 Directs Department of Corrections to consider all other alternatives before suspending or terminating alternative incarceration program in its entirety for more than five consecutive days.
- SB 837 Creates limited wholesale license to be issued to eligible applicant to store, transport, sell at wholesale and distribute certain cider and malt beverages.
- SB 838 Directs Secretary of State to establish real property ownership registry.
- SB 839 Prohibits Public Utility Commission from acknowledging in integrated resource plan, or allowing in customer rates, costs of investment in or upgrade of renewable energy facility, or certain contracts to acquire electricity, unless energy proposed to be acquired is generated by renewable energy facility constructed in compliance with certain labor standards.
- SB 840 Authorizes counties to establish county boating registration fee for purpose of disposing of derelict vessels.
- SB 841 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Justice for purposes of funding Environmental Crimes and Cultural Resources Enforcement Unit of department.
- SB 842 Creates income tax subtraction for recovery rebates paid to personal income taxpayers.
- SB 843 Removes sunset on post-graduate scholar program.
- SB 844 Establishes Prescription Drug Affordability Board in Department of Consumer and Business Services to review prices for nine drugs and at least one insulin product, from among drugs reported to Prescription Drug Price Transparency program by prescription drug manufacturers, drugs reported by insurers in filings and insulin drugs marketed in this state, that are expected to create affordability challenges for health systems or high out-of-pocket costs for patients in Oregon based on specified criteria.
- SB 845 Adds member with experience in administering health benefit plans to Public Employees' Benefit Board.
- SB 846 Modifies method for calculating amount transferred from Administrative Services Economic Development Fund to Employer Incentive Fund.
- SB 847 Establishes Bottle Bill Expansion, Access and Transparency Task Force.
- SB 848 Establishes Office of Pharmaceutical Purchasing in Oregon Health Authority and specifies duties.
- SB 849 Requires each community college and public university to hire benefits navigator to assist students in determining eligibility and applying for federal, state and local benefits programs.
- SB 850 Requires that report of death for certain decedent who was homeless at time of death indicate that decedent's residence address was "Domicile Unknown.".
- SB 851 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to provide grants to nonprofits providing affordable housing to university students.
- SB 852 Disallows, for purposes of personal income taxation, mortgage interest deduction for residence other than taxpayer's principal residence, unless taxpayer sells residence or actively markets residence for sale.
- SB 853 Creates credit against income taxes for expenses incurred for services of tutors.
- SB 854 Changes composition of governing board for public universities.
- SB 855 Expands exemption from compulsory attendance at public schools to include children who have received certificate related to approved high school equivalency test.
- SB 856 Modifies membership of State Marine Board.
- SB 857 Provides that maximum loading weight of motorboat must be less than 5,000 pounds to obtain towed watersports motorboat certificate.
- SB 858 Creates free license for organizers of Oregon Tuna Classic tournament to take and sell tuna taken during tournament.
- SB 859 Increases amount that State Marine Board may deposit and retain in Salvaged Vessel Subaccount each biennium.
- SB 860 Requires Department of Revenue to cancel unpaid tax and applicable penalty and interest, if at least 20 years have elapsed since date tax was first due and payable.
- SB 861 Provides that employee of marijuana retailer may be subject to collection for marijuana retail tax not remitted to Department of Revenue, only if employee was authorized to pay or direct payment of tax, and employee was, or should have been, aware that taxes collected by marijuana retailer were not remitted to department.
- SB 862 Requires each public school to resume in-person classroom instruction.
- SB 863 Authorizes rural fire protection district to acquire real property or easement for purpose of establishing fire evacuation route, to construct or maintain fire evacuation route or to participate in agreement related to fire evacuation route.
- SB 864 Increases maximum percentage of tax or fee that governing body of city or county may impose on sale of marijuana items.
- SB 865 Prohibits person from simultaneously serving as holder of state office and as officer of state central committee of political party.
- SB 866 Permits municipality or Department of Consumer and Business Services to contract with person to administer and enforce building inspection program and act as building official.
- SB 867 Requires each public school to provide full-time, in-person classroom instruction during 2021-2022 school year.
- SB 868 Modifies appointing authority for State Forester.
- SB 869 Removes general prohibition that precludes State Fish and Wildlife Commission from adopting rules to limit times, places or amounts of taking of predatory animals.
- SB 870 Revises disclosure requirements that must accompany public communications that support or oppose candidates for public office.
- SB 871 Prohibits person from holding, or entering equine in, exhibition of equine racing in this state.
- SB 872 Prohibits public bodies and private entities from requiring person to receive COVID-19 vaccination or to possess COVID-19 immunity passport, immunity pass or other evidence certifying COVID-19 vaccination or immunity status.
- SB 873 Provides that certain evidence of economic damages of amounts $1,500 or less creates rebuttable presumption of reasonableness for purposes of restitution ordered as part of criminal sentence.
- SB 874 Allows production of food in planned community by lot owners and their tenants. .
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SB 5501-5599
- 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, 2021, 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 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Columbia River Gorge Commission for biennial expenses.
- 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 Construction Contractors Board.
- SB 5510 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 5511 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 5512 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Justice for biennial expenses of district attorneys.
- SB 5513 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5514 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for State School Fund.
- SB 5515 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Energy for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5516 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Environmental Quality for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5517 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Department of Environmental Quality.
- SB 5518 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Forestry Department for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5519 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 5520 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Office of Governor for biennial expenses.
- SB 5521 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 5522 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Board of Medical Imaging.
- 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 Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists and Oregon Board of Psychology.
- SB 5524 Approves certain new or increased fee adopted by State Mortuary and Cemetery Board.
- SB 5525 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine.
- SB 5526 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Occupational Therapy Licensing Board.
- SB 5527 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by State Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology.
- SB 5528 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5529 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Human Services for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5530 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Land Conservation and Development for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5531 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Land Use Board of Appeals for biennial expenses.
- SB 5532 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 5533 Maintains and reserves lottery revenues available to benefit public purposes during biennium beginning July 1, 2021, in Administrative Services Economic Development Fund.
- SB 5534 Modifies amount of lottery bonds authorized to be issued for specified state agencies.
- SB 5535 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Military Department for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5536 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 5537 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Revenue for biennial expenses.
- SB 5538 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Secretary of State for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5539 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 5540 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 5541 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to transfer certain amounts from Tobacco Settlement Funds Account for certain purposes.
- SB 5542 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Transportation for certain biennial expenses.
- SB 5543 Approves certain new or increased fees adopted by Department of Transportation.
- SB 5544 Limits biennial expenditures for certain purposes from fees, moneys or other revenues, including Miscellaneous Receipts but excluding lottery funds and federal funds, collected or received by State Treasurer.
- SB 5545 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Water Resources Department for biennial expenses.
- SB 5546 Authorizes expenditures for obligations incurred by state agencies on or after July 1, 2021, that do not exceed specified levels.
- SB 5547 Limits biennial expenditures from American Rescue Plan Act Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund moneys collected or received by Oregon Department of Administrative Services for payments to eligible nonentitlement units of local government.
- 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.
- SB 5553 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5554 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
- SB 5555 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to _____ for biennial expenses.
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SCR 1-99
- SCR 1 In memoriam: Sarah Cohen-Doherty.
- SCR 2 In memoriam: Patrick James Simpson, 1940-2019.
- SCR 3 In memoriam: Representative Merwyn Ronald "Mitch" Greenlick, 1935-2020.
- SCR 4 In memoriam: Donald C. "Don" Carey, 1925-2019.
- SCR 5 In memoriam: Curtis Frederick "Curt" Benefiel, 1926-2015.
- SCR 6 Commends Mill City Rural Fire Protection District and other first responders for their heroic actions in fighting Santiam Fire.
- SCR 7 In memoriam: Secretary of State and former state Representative Dennis Michael Richardson, 1949-2019.
- SCR 8 In memoriam: Former Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction and state Representative Norma Jean Paulus, 1933-2019.
- SCR 9 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 10 In memoriam: Senator Jackie Winters, 1937-2019.
- SCR 11 Recognizes and honors Deputy Douglas Eugene Smith (1955-1978) for his service to this state.
- SCR 12 Congratulates Portland State University on its 75th anniversary.
- SCR 13 Establishes limits on number of legislative measures that may be introduced for 2022 regular session.
- SCR 14 Congratulates Gladys Moat Pate on her 100th birthday.
- SCR 15 Recognizes and honors Lance Corporal Jack-Ryan Ostrovsky (1999-2020) for his service to his country.
- SCR 16 In memoriam: Martin Davis "Marty" Myers, 1952-2020.
- SCR 17 Establishes environmental justice framework of principles for State of Oregon.
- SCR 18 Recognizes and honors Alfreda Bales for her service to Department of Revenue and State of Oregon.
- SCR 19 Requires committee chairs to conduct public hearings on legislative measures so that, to greatest extent practicable, witnesses alternate between those in favor of measure and those opposed to measure, except that witnesses who have traveled more than 100 miles to testify must be given priority.
- SCR 20 Designates April 7, 2022, as Action for Peace Day to honor memory of Edward Reginald "Ed" Epley (1937-2021).
- SCR 21 Adjourns organizational session of Eighty-first Legislative Assembly.
- SCR 22 Apologizes to Robert Parker for 31 years of suffering injuries and effects of racism and institutional bias that has denied him admission to Oregon State Bar and urges Oregon Supreme Court to admit Robert Parker to bar.
- SCR 23 Recognizes and honors service members of Oregon National Guard.
- SCR 24 Adjourns sine die 2021 regular session of Eighty-first Legislative Assembly.
- SCR 25 Establishes limitations and deadlines for legislative measures for 2022 regular session of Eighty-first Legislative Assembly.
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SJM 1-99
- SJM 1 Urges Congress to enact legislation implementing internal Immigration and Customs Enforcement policy prohibiting enforcement actions in sensitive locations.
- SJM 2 Urges Congress to amend Thirteenth Amendment to United States Constitution to omit clause excepting criminal punishment, thereby ending racist legacy of slavery in nation's most important document.
- SJM 3 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 wildfires originating on federal lands.
- SJM 4 Urges Congress to enact legislation to begin process of implementing reparations for African Americans based on slavery and discrimination.
- SJM 5 Urges Congress to enact bipartisan climate change legislation.
- SJM 6 Urges Congress to enact legislation granting statehood to Washington, D.C. .
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SJR 1-99
- SJR 1 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution repealing ad valorem property tax system created by House Joint Resolution 85 (1997) (Ballot Measure 50 (1997)) and requiring Legislative Assembly to enact such laws as may be necessary or appropriate to transfer repealed provisions to statute without substantive changes other than changes to address inequities of constitutional property tax system that can be made without affecting stability of system.
- SJR 2 Removes provision that makes Superintendent of Public Instruction constitutional office that is filled by Governor or as result of statewide election.
- SJR 3 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that member of Legislative Assembly who, without permission or excuse, does not attend 10 or more scheduled legislative floor sessions of Legislative Assembly is deemed to be engaging in disorderly behavior and is disqualified from holding office as Senator or Representative for term following member's current term of office.
- SJR 4 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to modify portion of each house of Legislative Assembly needed to be in attendance for quorum necessary for house to conduct business.
- SJR 5 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing right to clean and healthy environment and to preservation of natural, cultural, scenic, recreational and healthful qualities of environment.
- SJR 6 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to restate constitutional requirement that Oregon state government maintain and operate under balanced budget in which current expenses do not exceed current revenues, except where other existing provisions of Constitution authorize debt.
- SJR 7 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 8 Amends constitution to provide for removal of judge upon impeachment by House of Representatives and conviction in Senate.
- SJR 9 Removes constitutional provision authorizing certain employees and board members of public education bodies to serve in legislature.
- SJR 10 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude in all circumstances.
- SJR 11 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution directing Legislative Assembly to enact property tax relief program for owner-occupied principal dwellings of certain seniors.
- SJR 12 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing obligation of state to ensure every resident of state access to cost-effective, clinically appropriate and affordable health care.
- SJR 13 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to abolish even-numbered year regular sessions of Legislative Assembly.
- SJR 14 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit increase in state governmental appropriations for general governmental purposes in biennium to least 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 15 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 16 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 17 Urges Governor and executive branch state agencies to make certain mandated reductions to programs and services in a manner that causes the least harm and inconvenience to persons the agencies serve.
- SJR 18 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that every legislative measure must be introduced at request of Senator or Representative.
- SJR 19 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require vote of at least two-thirds of all members elected to each House of Legislative Assembly to pass bills during even-numbered year regular session of Legislative Assembly.
- SJR 20 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.
- SJR 21 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit Legislative Assembly from enacting tax increases resulting in increase in General Fund ending balance in excess of one percent over preceding biennium ending balance.
- SJR 22 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to specify that section restricting certain banks does not prohibit establishment of bank owned or operated by State of Oregon.
- SJR 23 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 24 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly, in each odd-numbered year regular session, to appropriate moneys to fund public education within first 45 days of session.
- SJR 25 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution lowering voting age from 18 years old to 16 years old.
- SJR 26 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit expenditure of moneys received by Fund for Student Success for any purpose other than as appropriated in chapter 122, Oregon Laws 2019, or expended for allowable purposes but in different proportion than authorized in chapter 122, Oregon Laws 2019.
- SJR 27 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 28 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit members of Legislative Assembly from voting on legislative measures when faced with conflict of interest.
- SJR 29 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require bills, amendments and other legislative measures to be published and accessible by public at least 24 hours before legislative committee or joint committee takes action on bill, amendment or other measure.
- SJR 30 Establishes Joint Committee on Respectful and Safe University Campuses.
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SB 1-99
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House Bills
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HB 2001-2099
- HB 2001 Requires school district that is making reductions in educator staff positions to retain teacher with less seniority if release of teacher would result in lesser proportion of teachers with cultural or linguistic expertise.
- HB 2002 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to establish program to award grants for restorative justice programs.
- HB 2003 Expands membership of Public Defense Services Commission from seven to nine members.
- HB 2004 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services to distribute to Oregon Community Foundation to provide grants to support emergency shelters.
- HB 2005 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to study issues relating to housing supply and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2022.
- HB 2006 Defines "emergency shelter." Requires local governments to allow siting of qualifying emergency shelters by qualifying entities notwithstanding land use laws and regulations.
- HB 2007 Allows Department of Consumer and Business Services to require implicit bias training for mortgage loan originators.
- HB 2008 Provides tax exemption for property of religious organization held or used solely to provide affordable housing to low income households.
- HB 2009 Establishes temporary limitations on lenders' remedies for borrowers' failures to make payments on obligations secured by mortgages, trust deeds or land sale contracts for certain real property.
- HB 2010 Directs Oregon Health Authority, in collaboration with Department of Consumer and Business Services, to create implementation plan for public health plan to be made available to individuals and families in individual health insurance market and to small employers.
- HB 2011 Modifies laws relating to advance directives to clarify that principal's delegation of authority to health care representative to withhold or withdraw certain treatments must be in writing in advance directive.
- HB 2012 Provides that Legislative Assembly finds and declares that telecommunicators are first responders.
- HB 2013 Reclassifies offense of false report of child abuse.
- HB 2014 Provides for distribution of moneys in Oregon Marijuana Account to certain cities determined by population and location of city and based on share of retail sales of marijuana items in state, as exception to standard distributions based on city share of population and of licenses for marijuana-related businesses.
- HB 2015 Increases maximum percentage of tax that governing body of city or county may impose on sale of marijuana items.
- HB 2016 Requires person that makes automatic renewal or continuous service offer to consumer in this state to provide to consumer before consumer enters into subscription or purchase agreement clear and conspicuous notice in separate communication of renewal or continuous service terms and material changes in terms of renewal or continuous service.
- HB 2017 Designates September of each year as Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month.
- HB 2018 Instructs Water Resources Department to enter into agreement with United States Geological Survey to produce and publish ground water budgets for all major hydrologic basins in this state, contract for person to produce report on statewide consumptive water use, expand ground water level monitoring network, measure progress in estimating and monitoring ground water levels, recharge and use and ensure that department staff members serve as community engagement coordinators.
- HB 2019 Authorizes City of Unity to operate photo radar.
- HB 2020 Establishes durational limits for states of emergency declared under certain statutes.
- HB 2021 Requires retail electricity providers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with electricity sold to Oregon consumers to 80 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2030, 90 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2035 and 100 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2040.
- HB 2022 Makes district attorney, rather than county clerk, responsible for determining whether prospective petition for initiative ballot measure for county complies with requirements of Oregon Constitution.
- HB 2023 Increases percentage of students in school district who may enroll in virtual public charter school not sponsored by school district without first receiving approval from school district.
- HB 2024 Establishes process of open enrollment by which school district may allow nonresident students to enroll in and attend schools of school district.
- HB 2025 Requires residential landlord to disclose to tenant amount of estimated monthly property tax paid by owner for dwelling unit.
- HB 2026 Requires public employers to give preferences to residents of Malheur County for civil service positions if majority of work of position will be performed within Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region.
- HB 2027 Defines "parking facility." Allows Oregon Department of Administrative Services to establish boundaries in Salem where department manages parking facilities.
- HB 2028 Eases process for city to elect to receive state-shared revenues.
- HB 2029 Establishes Public Records Advocate as independent office within executive department.
- HB 2030 Modifies provisions relating to advocacy commissions.
- HB 2031 Modifies definition of "pesticide applicator." Adds violations of federal law to reasons for which State Department of Agriculture may revoke, suspend or refuse to issue pesticide license or certificate.
- HB 2032 Establishes that Department of State Lands or State Department of Agriculture rules implementing traditionally maintained channels program may provide for implementation on region-by-region basis.
- HB 2033 Authorizes State Department of Agriculture to deputize veterinary technicians to assist department in carrying out its duties.
- HB 2034 Removes sunset of increase in aircraft fuel taxes made by House Bill 2075 (chapter 700, Oregon Laws 2015).
- HB 2035 Provides that person required to report as sex offender in this state due to conviction from another jurisdiction may not petition for relief from reporting requirement in this state unless person is no longer required to report as sex offender in jurisdiction of conviction.
- HB 2036 Authorizes State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision to discharge person from parole or post-prison supervision prior to end of supervision term for specified medical reason if compatible with best interests of person and community.
- HB 2037 Increases limits for loans for certain business development projects made with moneys from Oregon Business Development Fund and provides for annual adjustment of limits for changes in Consumer Price Index.
- HB 2038 Extends sunsets for temporary increases in annual revenue limit amount and maximum loan amount for entrepreneurial development loans and provides for annual adjustment of amounts for changes in Consumer Price Index.
- HB 2039 Provides that insurer and self-insured employer may keep records of workers' compensation claims at location outside this state if insurer or self-insured employer makes records available to Department of Consumer and Business Services at location inside this state.
- HB 2040 Permits Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to specify by rule methods for reporting claims, denials of claims and closures of claims related to workers' compensation cases.
- HB 2041 Transfers duties, functions and powers related to COFA Premium Assistance Program and health insurance exchange from Department of Consumer and Business Services to Oregon Health Authority on June 30, 2021.
- HB 2042 Prohibits surprise billing for emergency services provided at out-of-network facility.
- HB 2043 Directs insurer to consider only specified information in determining rates for motor vehicle liability insurance policy.
- HB 2044 Allows Department of Consumer and Business Services to access data in All Payer All Claims database by certifying data will only be used to carry out department's duties.
- HB 2045 Specifies conditions under which assuming insurer may receive credit as asset or reduction in liability for reinsurance ceded by ceding insurer.
- HB 2046 Requires insurer to provide specified notice to insured or prospective insured enrolled in short term health insurance policy.
- HB 2047 Modifies authority of Department of Corrections to receive, hold and dispose of property.
- HB 2048 Requires court to send to Department of Corrections certified copy of order setting aside conviction.
- HB 2049 Establishes Innovative Grant Fund.
- HB 2050 Directs Department of Education to study water quality in schools.
- HB 2051 Broadens eligibility of youths who may participate in statewide youth reengagement system.
- HB 2052 Requires school district to allow students to wear Native American items of cultural significance at public school events, including high school graduation.
- HB 2053 Modifies community plan requirements for Preschool Promise Program.
- HB 2054 Modifies recipients of, and uses for, grants provided under Early Learning Kindergarten Readiness Partnership and Innovation Program.
- HB 2055 Establishes Tribal Early Learning Hub for purpose of delivering early learning services to tribal communities of this state.
- HB 2056 Expands high school diploma requirements related to completion of credits in English to allow completion of credits in language arts.
- HB 2057 Directs Department of Education to disburse and expend moneys in manner consistent with intended purposes for which moneys were appropriated or allocated.
- HB 2058 Excludes from criminal records checks conducted by Department of Education certain persons who have submitted to criminal records checks conducted by Teacher Standards and Practices Commission.
- HB 2059 Modifies directive to Office of Child Care to develop quality recognition and improvement system for child care facilities.
- HB 2060 Identifies economically disadvantaged students based on State Board of Education rule for purposes of Student Investment Account distributions.
- HB 2061 Removes authority of public employer and labor organization to enter into fair-share agreement.
- HB 2062 Establishes energy efficiency standards for certain appliances sold or offered for sale in this state.
- HB 2063 Removes requirement that person seeking exemption from requirement to obtain site certificate for standby generation facility request exemption from Energy Facility Siting Council.
- HB 2064 Modifies quorum requirement for Energy Facility Siting Council.
- HB 2065 Requires producers of covered products to join producer responsibility organization unless exempt.
- HB 2066 Delays sunset of Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund.
- HB 2067 Allows State Fish and Wildlife Commission to charge fees for hunting, angling and shellfish licenses, tags and permits that are less than amount established in statutory fee schedule.
- HB 2068 Extends sunset on provisions regarding issuance and use of landowner preference tags for hunting wildlife to January 2, 2026.
- HB 2069 Establishes Sage Grouse Mitigation Program In-Lieu Fee Fund.
- HB 2070 Sets rates for taxes on privilege of harvesting merchantable forest products harvested on forestlands.
- HB 2071 Requires that Department of Revenue issue license to qualified retailers of tobacco products and inhalant delivery systems.
- HB 2072 Increases fees for licenses for home health agencies.
- HB 2073 Directs Oregon Health Authority to study public health.
- HB 2074 Increases prescription monitoring program fees from $25 to $35.
- HB 2075 Establishes vendor license and annual fee for persons engaging in certain conduct regarding radiation devices and equipment, including X-ray machines and tanning devices.
- HB 2076 Establishes Emergency Health Care Systems Program and Emergency Health Care System Advisory Board within Oregon Health Authority.
- HB 2077 Requires person to identify to Oregon Health Authority third party that performs lead-based paint activities or renovation.
- HB 2078 Repeals electronic credentialing information program.
- HB 2079 Requires health care entities to obtain approval from Oregon Health Authority before any mergers, acquisitions or affiliations of entities that had $25 million or more in net patient revenue in prior fiscal year or before mergers, acquisitions or affiliations that will result in one entity having increase in net patient revenue of $10 million or more.
- HB 2080 Establishes Office of Pharmaceutical Purchasing in Oregon Health Authority and specifies duties.
- HB 2081 Modifies Health Care Cost Growth Target program and Health Care Cost Growth Target Implementation Committee.
- HB 2082 Creates Value-Based Payments Advisory Subcommittee of Oregon Health Policy Board to develop recommendation for road map for statewide implementation of value-based payments to health care providers in state medical assistance program, health insurance exchange plans and health plans offered on commercial insurance market and to public employees.
- HB 2083 Directs Public Employees' Benefit Board and Oregon Educators Benefit Board to study ways to transform delivery systems to contain costs and report to appropriate committee or interim committee of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
- HB 2084 Requires Oregon Health Authority to report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to health on impacts of federal changes arising from executive or legislative branches of federal government on access to health care in this state and to recommend legislation, if any, that is needed to ensure no diminution of access to quality, affordable health care by residents of this state.
- HB 2085 Requires Oregon Health Authority to explore and report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to health viable options for addressing shortfalls in funding for medical assistance.
- HB 2086 Requires Oregon Health Authority to establish peer and community-driven programs that provide culturally specific and culturally responsive behavioral health services to people of color, tribal communities and people of lived experience.
- HB 2087 Requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules to ensure that health care providers use health care interpreters, reimbursed by state, when interacting with medical assistance recipients who have limited English proficiency or who communicate in sign language.
- HB 2088 Requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt by rule qualification criteria for tribal traditional health workers as additional category of traditional health workers.
- HB 2089 Approves Proposed and Final Order of Higher Education Coordinating Commission dated December 12, 2019, transferring northernmost portion of Lake County from Central Oregon Community College Service District to Klamath Community College Service District.
- HB 2090 Establishes timeline for petition to make changes in boundary of community college district.
- HB 2091 Approves Proposed and Final Order of Higher Education Coordinating Commission dated November 12, 2020, changing boundaries of Lane Community College Service District.
- HB 2092 Alters scope of duties and data collection requirements for Oregon Youth Employment Program.
- HB 2093 Alters eligibility requirements and formula for establishing amount of award for Oregon Promise grant and renewal of grant.
- HB 2094 Authorizes Housing and Community Services Department to define "veteran" by rule for Oregon Housing Fund programs.
- HB 2095 Aligns timing of extension of affordability restriction for publicly supported housing with timing for sending notices.
- HB 2096 Increases maximum agriculture workforce housing tax credits issued by Housing and Community Services Department to $16.75 million per biennium.
- HB 2097 Exempts landlords providing reduced rent under government program from limits on rent increases.
- HB 2098 Establishes Rental Assistance Account for Housing and Community Services Department to support affordable rental housing.
- HB 2099 Allows Housing and Community Services Department to contract for administration of manufactured dwelling replacement loans.
- HB 2100 Amends Housing and Community Services Department's distribution of Emergency Housing Account funds and administration of federal anti-poverty programs.
- HB 2200 Requires local correctional facility to contact primary health care provider of pretrial detainee within 72 hours of booking and ensure that detainee receives health care prescribed by provider.
- HB 2300 Requires Director of Employment Department to study methods of allowing employers to pay quarterly unemployment insurance taxes over extended period.
- HB 2400 Provides that victim of sexual assault or domestic violence crime has right to obtain law enforcement records relating to crime.
- HB 2500 Increases state transient lodging tax rate.
- HB 2600 Provides that stated percentage of revenue from state transient lodging tax be transferred to Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund.
- HB 2700 Modifies criteria for erecting roadside memorial signs for deceased veterans formerly prisoners of war or unaccounted for.
- HB 2800 Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to develop game fish carcass recovery project.
- HB 2900 Appropriates moneys to Bureau of Labor and Industries for purposes of program to inform veterans about trade careers and connect veterans with apprenticeship opportunities.
- HB 3000 Defines "adult use cannabis item," "artificially derived cannabinoid," "delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol" and "total delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol" for statutes related to marijuana and industrial hemp.
- HB 3100 Increases number of beverage containers returned by any one person during one day that dealer that occupies a space of 5,000 or more square feet must accept and pay refund value for.
- HB 3200 Directs Early Learning Division to conduct study on organization and structure of division and to report results of study to appropriate interim committee of Legislative Assembly.
- HB 3300 Removes authority of public employer and labor organization to enter into fair-share agreement.
- HB 3400 Authorizes Oregon Health Authority to establish multiple laboratories.
- 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.
- HCR 1 Designates onion as official state vegetable.
- 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.
- HJR 1 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow juries to impose verdicts in criminal cases only by unanimous agreement.
- HR 1 Resolves that House of Representatives finds that Representative Diego Hernandez engaged in disorderly behavior.