This page is designed for new and returning members to serve as your go-to hub for everything you may need to know about your role and responsibilities as a member of the Oregon House of Representatives. There are so many intricacies involved in navigating the legislative process, and our goal is to make this journey as smooth and informed as possible. Here, you'll find a wealth of materials and documents ranging from onboarding to comprehensive guides on procedures and protocols. We encourage you to explore these resources thoroughly and make the most of the information available. The information on this page will be regularly updated.
Whether you're a new member learning the ropes or a staffer seeking deeper insights, our resources are tailored to meet your needs.
Member Guidebook: A comprehensive guide and introduction to the role of a state legislator.
How an Idea Becomes a Law: Flow chart on Oregon's legislative process
Stationery Order Form: Instructions on how to order stationery for members and staffers.
Submitting LC Drafts for Introduction: Standard procedures for filing measures for introduction.
At the Request of Criteria: Supplmental criteria to assist with filling out bill backs.
Additional Chief Sponsor Form: Required to submit with LC draft when there are more than three Co-Chief Sponsors on their bill introduction.
Senate Bills Co-Chief Sponsor Form: Required to submit to be added as a co-chief sponsor to Senate Bills.
How to Request Sponsorship Changes: A step-by-step guide to assist with electronic sponsorships.
Request Parchment Copies: Form to fill out to request ceremonial parchment copies.
Member Excused Forms: Official form for members to request excusal from a House Floor Session.
House Concurrent Resolution 38: Resolution that established deadlines for completion of legislative measures for the 2024 Regular Session of the 82nd Legislative Assembly.
House Floor Desks by Party: Designates specific seating arrangements on the House floor based on political party affiliations.
House Member Monikers: Assigns unique titles or nicknames to House members for symbolic representation.
House Member Seniority: Ranks members of the House in order of their tenure or length of service.
House Seating Chart: Designates the seating plan for members on the House Floor for the current session.
Privileges of the Floor: A document detaling who is allowed admission to the House Chamber during session.
Movement on the Floor: Details the proper protocols for moment within the House Chamber during session.
Camera Use: Details proper protocols for camera, phone, and social media use in the House Chamber during session.
Opening Ceremonies Guidelines: Information on opening ceremonies and how to get them scheduled with our office.
