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LEGISLATIVE ACCESS NUMBERS: LEGISLATIVE INTERNET ACCESS:Oregon outside Salem, toll free 1-800-332-2313 http://www.oregonlegislature.govSalem area (503) 986-1187TTY: 711

EIGHTIETH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

2019 Regular Session

JOINTLegislative Schedule

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2019

SENATE OFFICERS

HOUSE OFFICERS

SENATE CAUCUS LEADERS

HOUSE CAUCUS LEADERS

SENATE CONVENES AT 11:00 AM ON MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2019HOUSE CONVENES AT 10:30 AM ON MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2019

91st Calendar Day

PETER COURTNEY, PresidentLAURIE MONNES ANDERSON, President Pro Tempore

LORI L. BROCKER, Secretary of the SenateLETA EDWARDS, Sergeant at Arms

TINA KOTEK, SpeakerPAUL HOLVEY, Speaker Pro Tempore

TIMOTHY G. SEKERAK, Chief ClerkBRIAN MCKINLEY, Sergeant at Arms

GINNY BURDICK, Majority LeaderELIZABETH STEINER HAYWARD, Deputy Majority LeaderMARK HASS, Majority WhipROB WAGNER, Majority WhipMICHAEL DEMBROW, Assistant Majority LeaderCHUCK RILEY, Assistant Majority Leader

HERMAN BAERTSCHIGER JR, Minority LeaderCLIFF BENTZ, Deputy Minority LeaderALAN OLSEN, Deputy Minority Leader

CHUCK THOMSEN, Deputy Minority LeaderDENNIS LINTHICUM, Minority Whip

JENNIFER WILLIAMSON, Majority LeaderBARBARA SMITH WARNER, Majority WhipROB NOSSE, Deputy Majority WhipJOHN LIVELY, Assistant Majority LeaderJULIE FAHEY, Assistant Majority LeaderJANELLE BYNUM, Assistant Majority Leader

CARL WILSON, Republican LeaderGREG BARRETO, Deputy Republican Leader

SHERRIE SPRENGER, Republican WhipDENYC BOLES, Deputy Republican Whip

DUANE STARK, Assistant Republican LeaderRON NOBLE, Assistant Republican Leader

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This Publication Contains:

Third Reading Notices

Today’s Scheduled Meetings

Senate Committee Agendas

Senate Special Committee Agendas

House Committee Agendas

Joint Committee Agendas

Joint Special Committee Agendas

Joint Task Force Agendas

Public Commission Agendas

Index of Measures Scheduled for Hearing

Senate Standing Committee Regular Meeting Schedule

Senate Special Committee Regular Meeting Schedule

House Standing Committee Regular Meeting Schedule

Joint Standing Committee Regular Meeting Schedule

Joint Special Committee Regular Meeting Schedule

Senate Standing Committee Membership

Senate Special Committee Membership

House Standing Committee Membership

Joint Committee Membership

Committee Assignments by Senator

Committee Assignments by Representative

THIRD READINGS

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2019SENATE CONVENES AT 11:00 A.M.

THIRD READING OF SENATE MEASURES:

Carried over from Thursday, April 18, 2019

SB 247 A-Eng............................ProzanskiSB 1039 A-Eng............................Monnes AndersonSB 1041 A-Eng............................Monnes Anderson

THIRD READING OF SENATE MEASURES:

SCR 26 ......................................BeyerSCR 30 A-Eng............................ProzanskiSCR 33 ......................................WintersSB 5522 A-Eng............................HeardSB 5534 A-Eng............................GoldenSB 369 A-Eng............................ProzanskiSB 726 A-Eng............................Taylor, KnoppSB 823 A-Eng............................Monnes Anderson

THIRD READING OF HOUSE MEASURES:

Carried over from Tuesday, April 16, 2019

HB 2504 ......................................Taylor


Carried over from Wednesday, April 17, 2019

HB 2090 ......................................FaganHB 2092 ......................................Knopp



HB 2334 ......................................GirodHB 2426 ......................................OlsenHB 2603 A-Eng............................BoquistHB 2812 A-Eng............................Manning Jr


HCR 16 ......................................Monnes AndersonHCR 21 ......................................BoquistHB 2595 ......................................RoblanHB 2913 ......................................Bentz

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THIRD READINGS

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2019HOUSE CONVENES AT 10:30 A.M.

THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS:


HB 2217 A-Eng............................GreenlickHB 2225 A-Eng............................HelmHB 2355 A-Eng............................Smith DBHB 2496 A-Eng............................WilliamsHB 2530 A-Eng............................Wilde, ZikaHB 2573 A-Eng............................McKeownHB 2883 A-Eng............................SchoutenHB 2886 A-Eng............................EvansHB 2935 A-Eng............................Alonso LeonHB 3099 A-Eng............................BynumHB 3272 A-Eng............................MeekHB 3389 A-Eng............................BarkerHB 3401 A-Eng............................Boshart Davis

THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS:

HB 5004 A-Eng............................GombergHB 2013 A-Eng............................WilliamsonHB 2141 A-Eng............................HernandezHB 2399 A-Eng............................BarkerHB 2420 A-Eng............................HolveyHB 2423 A-Eng............................HolveyHB 3077 A-Eng............................SalinasHB 3146 ......................................WilliamsonHB 3201 A-Eng............................HernandezHB 3216 A-Eng............................BynumHB 3289 A-Eng............................Williamson

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TODAY’S SCHEDULED MEETINGS

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NOTICE: Committee meetings are subject to change Check Committee Agendas in this publication

SENATE COMMITTEESEducation 1:00 P.M. HR BHealth Care 1:00 P.M. HR AHousing 3:00 P.M. HR BJudiciary 8:30 A.M. HR CRules 1:00 P.M. HR C

HOUSE COMMITTEESBusiness and Labor 8:00 A.M. HR EEconomic Development 1:00 P.M. HR DEducation 3:00 P.M. HR DHuman Services and Housing 1:00 P.M. HR 50Judiciary 1:00 P.M. HR ERevenue 8:30 A.M. HR ARules 3:00 P.M. HR C

JOINT COMMITTEESTransportation 3:00 P.M. HR FWays and Means

Subcommittee On General Government3:00 P.M. H-174

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On Public Safety

3:00 P.M. H-170

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On Transportation and Economic Development

1:00 P.M. HR F

SENATE COMMITTEE AGENDAS


NOTE: Legislative Committee meetings are open to the public. Those designated as “hearings” are for the purpose of takingtestimony. At a “work session” the Committee may review the testimony previously received and take what action is deemedappropriate.

Committees request all proposed amendments be prepared and submitted to committee staff 48 hours prior to the meeting.Interested persons should become familiar with the rules of each committee.

Committee agendas are subject to change.

For further information please contact Committee staff in Salem at the phone number and address indicated.

Staff respectfully requests that you submit 15 collated copies of written materials at the time of your testimony and, ifpossible, an electronic copy of materials provided to staff 24 hours prior to the meeting.

Persons making presentations, including the use of video, DVD, PowerPoint or overhead projection equipment are asked tocontact committee staff and provide an electronic copy 24 hours prior to the meeting.

Any item on this agenda may be carried over to the next meeting at the discretion of the Chair.

ADA accommodation requests should be directed to Renee HK LeBlond, ADA Coordinators, [email protected] or by telephone at 1-800-332-2313. Requests for accommodation should be made atleast 72 hours in advance.

** Denotes measure that has a subsequent referral to another committee.

BUSINESS AND GENERAL GOVERNMENTOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1556

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR B

Please note 8:30 AM start time.

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2093 Permits Oregon Department of Administrative

Services to contract with other entity, and toparticipate in, sponsor, conduct or administercooperative procurements, for purpose ofacquiring, installing, maintaining or operatingdevices or facilities to deliver electricity to publicfor electric motor vehicles.

HB 3205 Expands Telecommunication Devices AccessProgram to include provision of communicationfacilitators.

HB 3218 Limits time during which Appraiser Certificationand Licensure Board may commence disciplinaryproceedings.

HB 2430 Eliminates sunset date of Public Records AdvisoryCouncil.

HB 2486 Allows Real Estate Agency to electronicallyfacilitate condominium reporting process.

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR B


Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 3061 Allows political subdivision to convey real

property to nonprofit, municipal or privatecorporation for purpose of providing broadbandservice.

HB 2243 Defines "public library" as public facility providingfree and equal access to library and informationservices for all residents of local government unit.

HB 2094 Permits contracting agency to consider at any timebefore executing public contract with bidder orproposer whether bidder or proposer owesliquidated or delinquent debt to state.

HB 3113 Increases number of premises at which winerylicensee may import, process, store and exportwine or cider and sell malt beverages, wine andcider under single license.

HB 2419 Permits Department of Consumer and BusinessServices to issue licenses and conduct criminalrecords checks through Nationwide MultistateLicensing System.

Note change: HB 3065 has been removed. HB 3113 and HB2419 have been added.

CAMPAIGN FINANCEOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1490

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Informational MeetingPublic testimony welcome

Youth voice in elections, accessibility of elections tostudents

Perla Alvarez, Oregon Student AssociationSamantha Gladu, The Bus Project

Campaign Contribution LimitsWilliam Miller, Native American Youth and Family Center

Campaign advertisement disclosures, IndependentExpenditures

Dan Meek, Honest Election Oregon; Oregon ProgressiveParty

Please note change: the informational meeting on "CampaignContribution Limits" has been added.

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EDUCATIONOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1505

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Public HearingHB 2191 Expands reasons for excused absences from school

to include mental or behavioral health.HB 2556 Provides seven days of excused absences from

school if pupil is dependent of member of ArmedForces of United States who is on active duty orwho is called into active duty.

HB 2512 Requires one member of State Board of Educationto be engaged in teaching as licensed teacher.

HB 2262 Modifies duties and membership of EarlyLearning Council.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Informational MeetingInvited testimony only

Availability of Low-Cost College Textbooks andMaterials

Public HearingHB 2213 Requires each community college and public

university to establish textbook affordability plan.

HB 2263 Directs Department of Education, in collaborationwith Higher Education Coordinating Commission,to administer Accelerated College Credit PlanningPartnership Grant Program to encouragepartnerships between school districts and post-secondary institutions of education to offeraccelerated college credit programs.

ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCESOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1751

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public HearingHB 2293 Amends residency requirements for purposes of

licenses, tags and permits related to wildlife.HB 2294 Requires that commercial product that contains or

is derived from cervid urine and designed forluring, attracting or enticing cervids be from herdfree of chronic wasting disease.

HCR 14 Changes name of Silver Creek Heritage Grove inElliott State Forest to Jerry Phillips Reserve.


Overview: Oil and Gas Resources in OregonRobert Houston, Interim Legislative Coordinator,

Department of Geology and Mineral IndustriesRian Hooff, Senior Policy Analyst, Water Quality Program,

Department of Environmental Quality

Public HearingHB 2623 Prohibits use of hydraulic fracturing for oil and

gas exploration and production.

Work SessionHB 2058 Eliminates reexamination administration fee for

pesticide applicators and pesticide consultants.HB 2451 Eliminates mandatory inspection of onions.

Note change: Speakers were added to the informational meeting.

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public HearingHB 2076 Requires boat operators to remove or open devices

used to drain water from boat before transportingboat within this state.

HB 2077 Requires boat livery registration for operators ofboat liveries.

HB 2078 Modifies laws related to boating safety education.HB 2652 Requires outfitters and guides to rent, sell or

otherwise make available helmets to allpassengers on any section of waters rated as classIII or higher on commonly accepted scale of riverdifficulty.

Work SessionHB 2067 Removes sunset dates for Oregon Landowner

Damage Program and access and habitatprograms.

HB 2068 Increases percentage of nonresident tags issuedfor hunting of black bear and cougar withinparticular area that may be issued by drawing.

HB 2069 Removes requirement that State Fish and WildlifeCommission issue unallocated game mammalhunting tags in order requested.

HB 2070 Authorizes State Department of Fish and Wildlifeto accept payment for products and services bycredit card.

HB 2071 Modifies eligibility for hunting tags for femalemountain sheep.

Note change: Work sessions were added for HB 2067, HB2068 A, HB 2069, HB 2070 A, and HB 2071.

Date: Tuesday April 30, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public HearingHB 2084 Extends sunset date for Water Resources

Department grant program for place-basedintegrated water resources strategies.

HB 2222 Requires State Forestry Department to annuallyreport to Legislative Assembly or interimcommittee regarding implementation andenforcement of property notifications andcertifications required under Oregon Forestland-Urban Interface Fire Protection Act.

HB 2250 Requires Department of Environmental Qualityand Oregon Health Authority to regularly assessfinal changes to federal environment laws todetermine whether changes are significantly lessprotective of public health, environment ornatural resources than standards andrequirements contained in those federalenvironmental laws, as in effect on January 19,2017.

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Date: Thursday May 2, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public HearingHB 2109 Requires that, in election proposing annexation,

votes from city and territory to be annexed becounted separately to determine separatemajorities if territory to be annexed includes 100acres or more.

HB 2351 Authorizes State Marine Board to adopt specialregulations to protect shoreline in WillametteRiver Greenway.

HB 3114 Makes changes to requirements for recyclingcertain electronic devices.

FINANCE AND REVENUEOffice: 160 Phone: 503-986-1266

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Public HearingSB 430 Creates refundable income tax credit for donating

shipping container for storage of emergencysupplies in or near public building.

SB 431 Creates urban flood safety and water qualitydistrict in portion of Multnomah County withinurban growth boundary adopted by Metro, forpurposes of acquiring, purchasing, constructing,improving, operating and maintaininginfrastructure in order to provide for flood safetyand contribute to water quality, floodplainrestoration and habitat and landscape resilience.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 851 Requires, for Oregon tax purposes, addition to

federal taxable income of amounts deducted asglobal intangible low-tax income.

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Informational MeetingHighway Cost Allocation Study

Legislative Revenue OfficeOffice of Econmic AnalysisECONorthwest

HEALTH CAREOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1509

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Work SessionHB 2037 Allows Public Employees’ Benefit Board and

Oregon Educators Benefit Board to makeavailable long term care insurance plans atboards’ discretion rather than as statutoryrequirement.

HB 2040 Adds two members to Traditional Health WorkersCommission.

HB 2563 Establishes Newborn Bloodspot ScreeningAdvisory Board in Oregon Health Authority.

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2185 Imposes new requirements on pharmacy benefit

managers registered in this state.

HB 2692 Requires Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committeeto publish on website of Oregon Health Authoritywithin seven days recommendations concerningPractitioner-Managed Prescription Drug Plan.


Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2447 Requires Director of the Oregon Health Authority

to provide forum for all vertically integrated,nonprofit health care systems in Oregon tocollaborate to envision health care delivery systemfor Oregon’s future.

HB 3074 Modifies rate review process for approving ratesfor health benefit plans.

HOUSINGOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1490

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2306 Requires city or county to issue residential

building permits upon substantial completion ofconstruction of public improvements in residentialsubdivisions.

HB 2916 Expands transitional housing accommodationsallowed inside urban growth boundary to includeother structures.

HB 2933 Clarifies, for purposes of Eastern Oregon BorderEconomic Development Board activities, that"workforce development" includes development ofresidential housing necessary to attract and keepemployees in Eastern Oregon Border EconomicDevelopment Region.

Please note: HB 2933 was added.

HUMAN SERVICESOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1507

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHJM 3 Urges Congress to fully fund federal Individuals

with Disabilities Education Act.

HJR 15 Directs state agencies to follow Childhood andEarly Parenting Principles as framework forpolicies and programs for early parenting andearly childhood development.

Work SessionHB 2524 Requires long term care facilities, residential

facilities and adult foster homes to provideresidents with information developed by LongTerm Care Ombudsman describing availabilityand services of Long Term Care Ombudsman.

Informational MeetingInvited Testimony Only

DHS Emergency Rule Filings from April 8, 2019• Elimination of training requirements for screeners• Elimination of time limits for Protective Actions without a

judicial order• Elimination of contacting collateral contacts and

reviewing screening history• Elimination of requirements to do notifications as

required in SB 1515 and SB 243

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• Elimination of requirement to notify caseworker whennew abuse report is received on an open case

• Change of required response timeline for assigned casefrom 5 calendar days to 10 business days

Update on Out of State Placements of Children• Overview of third party contractors and face to face

contact rates• Update regarding removal of children from Acadia

facilities• Update regarding return home of children with ID/DD• Update regarding number of children placed out of state

since last hearing, including age and gender• Update on needs assessments

Note change: HB 2524 A has been added to the agenda.

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Informational MeetingInvited Testimony only

Placement of Foster Youth in Refurbished JuvenileDetention Facilities

Note Change: HB 2908 A has been removed from the agenda andan Informational meeting has been added to the agenda.

Date: Tuesday April 30, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2908 Requires division of Department of Human

Services that administers Oregon ProjectIndependence, in collaboration with area agencies,to study statewide expansion of Oregon ProjectIndependence and resource needs of division ifOregon Project Independence is expandedstatewide.






Note change: HB 2908 A has been added to the agenda.

Date: Thursday May 2, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B


Update on Placement of Foster Youth in RefurbishedJuvenile Detention Facilities

Date: Tuesday May 7, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B






Note change: Bullets have been added to the Informationalmeeting topic on the agenda

JUDICIARYOffice: 331 Phone: 503-986-1750

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR C


Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2240 Authorizes State Court Administrator to establish

Central Violations Bureau and designateemployees to act as violations clerks.

HB 2462 Directs court to, at time of arraignment, notifydefendant that status as servicemember maymake defendant eligible for treatment programs,diversion, specialty courts or sentencingmitigation.

HB 2585 Directs Chief Medical Examiner to complete andfile report of death for person within 45 days afterreceiving report from Search and RescueCoordinator, in conjunction with county sheriff,that person is missing in wilderness and presumeddead.

HB 2589 Clarifies that sexual orientation is not consideredphysical or mental impairment and thatindividual does not have disability solely by reasonof individual’s sexual orientation.

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR C

Please note 8:30AM start time.

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2500 Provides private right of action to recover for

expenses in relation to veterinary care for abuseddomestic animal.

HB 2393 Removes requirement that intimate image bedisclosed through Internet website for crime ofunlawful dissemination of an intimate image.

HB 2472 Authorizes Health Licensing Office to certifyqualified applicant as sexual offense therapistintern.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR C

Note 8:30 AM start time.

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2089 Prohibits title loan lender and payday loan lender

from making loan to consumer until seven daysafter consumer has fully repaid outstanding titleloan or payday loan.

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HB 2568 Directs Oregon Department of AdministrativeServices to conduct review of CASA VolunteerPrograms and report results of review and makerecommendations for legislation to LegislativeAssembly.

Work SessionHB 2400 Extends deadline to appeal mental illness

determination under certain circumstances.

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR C

Note 8:30 AM start time.

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2932 Prohibits court from inquiring into defendant’s

immigration status or requiring defendant todisclose defendant’s immigration status at time ofplea or at any other time during criminalproceeding.

HB 2480 Provides that statement purporting to interpretotherwise admissible statement from onelanguage into another does not constitute hearsayif declarant testifies.

HB 3117 Modifies Farmily Abuse Prevention Act toauthorize court to continue restraining order ifabuse occurred within specified period, petitionerreasonably fears for petitioner’s physical safetyand respondent represents credible threat tophysical safety of petitioner or petitioner’s child.

HB 2425 Allows county clerk to record electronic record orrecord bearing electronic signature.

RULESOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1529

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHCR 18 Recognizes and honors Gary Neal for his service to

Port of Morrow and State of Oregon.HCR 23 Designates April 13, 2019, as Curtis Tigard Day.HCR 32 In memoriam: Former Speaker of the House of

Representatives and state Senator GrattanKerans, 1941-2019.

SB 133 Prohibits provider of substance abuse, problemgambling or mental health services and supportfrom accepting or paying patient referral bonus orfalsely advertising individual’s need for services orsupport or individual’s eligibility to participate inmedical assistance program.

SB 218 Authorizes Oregon Liquor Control Commission torefuse to issue initial marijuana productionlicenses based on supply of and demand formarijuana.

SB 809 Requires Department of Human Services andOregon Health Authority to prescribe by rulecriteria for making fitness determinations.

SCR 31 Expresses support for tribal recognition, self-determination and economic independence.

SCR 34 Commends public and private entities and firstresponders for their prompt and effective responseto Santiam Park Fire.

Possible Reconsideration and Work SessionHCR 2 Commemorates 150th anniversary of Abraham

Lincoln High School in Portland.

Possible Work SessionHB 2491 Establishes procedure for participation as write-in

candidate for precinct committeeperson.

Work SessionPossible Introduction of Committee Measures

VETERANS AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1490

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2043 Clarifies that Record of Emergency Data form

completed by member of Armed Forces of UnitedStates serves as written signed instrument todirect disposition of remains upon death ofmember.

HB 2211 Includes disabled veteran as person who mayapply to Oregon Business DevelopmentDepartment for loan approval.

HB 3376 Provides that federally recognized Indian tribes inOregon may apply for grants under emergencypreparedness equipment grant program.

Please note change: HB 3376 was added.

Date: Wednesday May 1, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHCR 13 Recognizes and honors Private First Class Ryan

Jeffrey Hill (1986-2007) for his service to hiscountry.

HCR 31 Recognizes and honors Chief John Joseph Brazil(1944-2018) for his service to this state.

Please note change: HCR 31 was added.

WORKFORCEOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1738

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR D

Note: this meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 AM.

Public HearingHB 2593 Conforms Oregon law related to expression of milk

in workplace to federal law.HB 2341 Makes unlawful employment practice for

employer to, because of known limitations relatedto pregnancy, childbirth or related medicalcondition of job applicant or employee, takecertain actions related to reasonableaccommodations to known limitations related topregnancy, childbirth or related medical condition.

HB 2992 Establishes as condition of enforceability ofnoncompetition agreement that employer providesigned, written copy of terms of agreement toemployee within 30 days after termination ofemployee’s employment.

Note change: Public Hearings on HB 2341 A and HB 2593 A havebeen added.

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SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGENDAS

SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGENDAS










CONDUCTOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1515

Meets at the Call of the Chair

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HOUSE COMMITTEE AGENDAS











AGRICULTURE AND LAND USEOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1731

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Public HearingSB 1012 Clarifies that, to qualify for exemption from land

use compatibility statement, applicant formarijuana production license is not required todemonstrate continuous registration of marijuanagrow site prior to date of application for licensure.


Channel Migration ZonesRep. Christine Drazan, House District 39TBD, Clackamas CountyTBD, Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral IndustriesTBD, Oregon Department of Land Conservation and

Development

Abandoned and Derelict VesselsTBD, Oregon Department of State LandsTBD, Oregon State Marine BoardTBD, Oregon Parks and Recreation DepartmentTBD, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality

BUSINESS AND LABOROffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1557

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR E

Public HearingHB 2688 Requires original equipment manufacturer to

make available to owner of digital electronicequipment or independent repair provider on fairand reasonable terms any part, tool, servicemanual or other device, implement or informationthat original equipment manufacturer makesavailable to authorized repair provider for purposeof diagnosing, maintaining or repairing digitalelectronic equipment that original equipmentmanufacturer makes or supplies.

Work SessionSB 39 Replaces exemption from laws regulating practice

of engineering, land surveying andphotogrammetric mapping with exemption fromregistration requirement.

SB 43 Authorizes State Board of Geologist Examiners toadopt rules prescribing continuing educationrequirements.

SB 71 Allows use of sedative and analgesic medicationswhen euthanizing animals.

SB 109 Specifies that certain documents prepared by orfor internal use of financial institutions are notreal estate appraisal activity requiring preparer ofdocument to carry real estate appraisercertification, license or registration.

SB 422 Expands definition of "natural hair care" toinclude shampooing and conditioning.

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Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR E

Public HearingSB 227 Authorizes cemetery authority, or person with

authority to determine disposition of humanremains, to move, temporarily store or reinterhuman remains dislodged from original cemeteryplot by natural disaster or other similaremergency.

SB 294 Authorizes annexation of land to pioneer cemeterymaintenance district upon petition by owner andapproval of governing body of district.

SB 298 Allows employee or agent of funeral home orperson acting as funeral service practitionernamed in record of death or fetal death to requestcertified copy of record of death or fetal death atany time following date of death.

SB 519 Increases minimum wage exemption for purposesof garnishment and execution.

SB 272 Includes assistant attorneys general among publicemployees who are prohibited from striking.

Work SessionSB 164 Makes employer’s failure to comply with

requirements of Oregon Retirement Savings Planunlawful practice.

SB 251 Updates various statutes in Insurance Code toreflect changes in National Association ofInsurance Commissioners model provisionsrelated to reducing reserve requirements fordomestic ceding insurers that cede insurance toreinsurers and to regulating insurance adjustersand insurance consultants.

SB 366 Removes sunset from statutes that regulateguaranteed asset protection waivers.

CONDUCTOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1515


ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTOffice: 333 Phone: 503-986-1286

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Informational MeetingCommittee Review and Discussion of First Chamber Bills

Work SessionSB 69 Expands purposes of plan of assistance

established by Public Utility Commission underOregon Telephone Assistance Program to includesupporting broadband internet access service.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Public HearingSB 590 Conditionally limits space considered to be

occupied by dealer for purposes of obligation toredeem beverage containers.

EDUCATIONOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1740


Informational MeetingHB 2640 Provides that public universities and community

colleges must waive all tuition and fees forenrolled students who are members of NativeAmerican tribe historically based in Oregon.

Public HearingSB 16 Specifies types of licensed health care

practitioners authorized to perform assessmentsor examinations for purposes of determiningspecial education services eligibility.

SB 52 Requires school district to adopt policy requiringcomprehensive district plan on student suicideprevention.

SB 485 Directs Oregon Health Authority to collaboratewith certain schools and facilities when developingplan for communication following suspectedsuicide.

Work SessionSB 216 Allows person to be employed in public schools for

90 calendar days after date of submission ofpending application for licensure only if personhad not been employed during previous 12 monthswith pending application for same license.

SB 415 Adds Department of Education employees, schooldistrict board members and public charter schoolgoverning body members to list of mandatoryreporters of child abuse.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Informational MeetingHB 3263 Directs State Board of Education, in consultation

with State Library, to adopt standards for schoollibrary program and academic content standardsfor library and media studies.

Public HearingSB 151 Adjusts statutory listing of education service

districts to reflect mergers of districts.SB 689 Requires that spouses or dependent children of

active members of Armed Forces of United Stateswho are considered residents at time of admissionto community college or public university continueto be considered residents for as long as theyremain continuously enrolled at communitycollege or public university.

Note change: An informational meeting on HB 3263 hasbeen added. SB 664 has been removed from the agenda.


Public HearingSB 3 Permits community colleges to offer applied

baccalaureate degree programs under specifiedconditions and upon receiving approval fromHigher Education Coordinating Commission.

SB 13 Changes terminology of certain disabilities forpurposes of special education statutes.

Work SessionSB 963 Modifies allowed and prohibited uses of restraint

of students by public education programs.

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ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1484

Date: Tuesday April 30, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D


Oregon Water Quality ProgramsJustin Green, Water Quality Administrator, Oregon

Department of Environmental QualityJennifer Wigal, Deputy Water Quality Administrator, Oregon

Department of Environmental QualitySusie Smith, Executive Director, Association of Clean Water

AgenciesLisa Hanson, Deputy Director, Oregon Department of

AgricultureStephanie Page, Director of Natural Resources Program

Area, Oregon Department of AgricultureKyle Abraham, Deputy Chief, Private Forest Division,

Oregon Department of ForestryRenee Davis, Deputy Director, Oregon Watershed

Enhancement Board

Date: Thursday May 2, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionSB 107 Provides exemption to utility vehicles , when

inspecting or repairing natural gas leak undercertain circumstances, from offense of illegalstopping, standing or parking.

SB 637 Raises statutory threshold for requiring publicutility to receive Public Utility Commissionapproval for disposition of certain property from$100,000 to $1 million.

SCR 1 Declares legislative support for closed-loop pumpstorage energy projects.


Bottle Bill 101Jules Bailey, Chief Stewardship Officer, Oregon Beverage

Recycling CooperativeBecky Voelkel, Bottle Bill Program Administrator, Oregon

Liquor Control Commission

HEALTH CAREOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1520

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR E

Public HearingSB 129 Allows licensed optometrist to engage in practice

of telemedicine.SB 62 Prohibits employing person that employer knows,

or with exercise of reasonable care should know, isnot licensed or permitted to practice medicalimaging modality.

SB 63 Directs Board of Medical Imaging to adopt rulesrelated to temporary permits for limited X-raymachine operators.

SB 742 Allows Health Licensing Office to issue license toengage in practice of athletic training to qualifiedapplicant.

Work SessionSB 128 Directs Board of Medical Imaging to issue permit

to supervise fluoroscopy to qualified advancedpractice registered nurse.

SB 136 Removes 10-day supply limitation onprescriptions for certain controlled substancesissued by certified registered nurse anesthetists.

SB 834 Provides that expression of regret or apology madeby or on behalf of person licensed by Oregon Boardof Dentistry does not constitute admission ofliability in civil action and that person who makesexpression may not be examined with respect toexpression.

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR E

Public HearingSB 177 Permits licensed hospice program to provide

palliative care without obtaining in-home careagency license.

SB 178 Permits health care representative to makeelection for hospice treatment on behalf ofincapacitated principal with terminal conditionwho does not have valid advance directive.

SB 67 Defines "ambulatory surgical center" for purposesof duties of circulating nurses.

Work SessionSB 9 Allows pharmacists to prescribe and dispense

emergency refills of insulin and associated insulin-related devices and supplies.

HUMAN SERVICES AND HOUSINGOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1539

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR 50

Public HearingSB 484 Limits landlord to single applicant screening

charge per applicant applying to rent multipledwelling units owned or managed by landlord.

SB 970 Limits applicable screening criteria for residentiallandlords.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR 50

Public HearingSB 543 Authorizes formation of children’s service

districts.SB 804 Directs Department of Human Services, after

receiving report of alleged child abuse, to notifylaw enforcement agency where alleged abuseoccurred, if county is known.

SB 167 Aligns definitions in mental health services bill ofrights with definitions applicable to reporting ofabuse of persons with mental illness.

SB 176 Requires certain filling stations, service stations,garages and other dispensaries that dispenseClass 1 flammable liquids to provide equal accessto persons with disabilities.

SB 813 Directs Office of Child Care to make reasonableattempt to identify any child care facility, orperson or place providing child care, about whichit receives complaint if certain information isprovided.

HB 2878 Allows board of county commissioners to vote todirect Department of Human Services not to applyfor waiver of time limit on receipt of SupplementalNutrition Assistance Program benefits forspecified adults residing in county.

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HB 3189 Requires Department of Human Services to assessand quantify workload impacts of specified policychanges.

JUDICIARYOffice: 331 Phone: 503-986-1750

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR E

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 359 Provides structure and procedures by which

business corporation and nonprofit corporationmay ratify and approve defective corporateactions.

SB 362 Requires defendant to file notice of intent tointroduce evidence of mental defense at least 45days before trial.

SB 596 Provides that if person reports commission ofperson felony to emergency communicationssystem or law enforcement agency, evidence ofprostitution obtained as result of making reportmay not be used against person in prosecution forprostitution or attempted prostitution.

SB 684 Specifies requirements for covered entities thatown, license, maintain, store, manage, collect,process, acquire or otherwise possess personalinformation, and for vendors that provide servicesto covered entities, to notify consumers of breachof security.

Work SessionSB 31 Permits Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator

to establish county, regional and statewide high-risk teams to identify options available foraddressing safety risks facing highly vulnerableadults.

SB 360 Updates laws that govern nonprofit corporationsin this state.

SB 686 Allows athlete agents to pay for certain expensesin connection with recruiting and signing studentathletes.

Note change: SB 597 A removed.

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR EMeeting Cancelled

NATURAL RESOURCESOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1763

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR E


Mid-Session House Natural Resources Committee Report

Work SessionSB 50 Exempts from Public Contracting Code timber

sales from lands that State Parks and RecreationCommission or State Parks and RecreationDepartment owns or manages.

SB 753 Authorizes executive director of Oregon OceanScience Trust to enter into agreement withprivate, nonprofit organization under whichorganization shall solicit gifts, grants anddonations in support of work of trust.

REVENUEOffice: 160 Phone: 503-986-1266

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR A

PLEASE NOTE: 8:30 AM Start Time

Public HearingHB 2269 Requires employers with 50 or more employees to

expend amount established by Oregon HealthPolicy Board toward providing health care toemployees.

HB 2449 Increases rate of tax for emergencycommunications.

Work SessionHB 3135 Requires Department of Revenue, for purpose of

enforcing state and local transient lodging taxes,to purchase software that scrapes online datarelating to transient lodging rentals.

HB 3136 Requires Oregon Tourism Commission to transfermoneys to Department of Revenue fordepartment’s use in collecting local transientlodging taxes on local, rather than regional, levelon behalf of units of local government.

HB 3137 Provides that transient lodging tax becomes duewhen occupancy of transient lodging with respectto which tax is imposed ends.

HB 3138 Provides that exemption from transient lodgingtaxation for dwelling unit used by members ofgeneral public for temporary human occupancy forfewer than 30 days per year does not apply todwelling unit rented out as transient lodgingusing platform of any kind provided in anymanner by transient lodging intermediary.

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR A

PLEASE NOTE: 8:30 AM Start Time

Informational MeetingHighway Cost Allocation Study

Legislative Revenue OfficeOffice of Economic AnalysisECONorthwest

Work SessionHB 2132 Extends sunset for tax credit for contributions to

Trust for Cultural Development Account.HB 2867 Modifies requirements for school to qualify as

small high school for purposes of State SchoolFund distributions.

NOTE: Informational Meeting for Tobacco Taxes has beenRemoved from the Agenda.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR A

PLEASE NOTE: New Start Time of 8:00 AM

Informational MeetingTobacco Taxes

Invited Testimony Only

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR A

PLEASE NOTE: New Start Time of 8:00 AM

Public HearingHB 3307 Assesses fee on emergency medical services

providers and uses fee to increase reimbursementpaid by Oregon Health Authority for emergencymedical services transports.

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Work SessionHB 2184 Modifies definitions applicable for purposes of

universal service surcharge.

RULESOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1529

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2509 Prohibits retail establishments from providing

single-use checkout bags to customers.HB 3022 Makes various changes to workers’ compensation

laws of this state.HCR 30 In memoriam: Ricky John Best, 1964-2017.HJR 5 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to

remove gender-specific references to publicofficials and replace with gender-neutralreferences to public officials.

SCR 28 In memoriam: Dr. Donald F. Austin.


Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 3274 Requires eight percent of electricity sold in this

state by each electric company that makes sales to25,000 or more retail electricity consumers to begenerated by small-scale renewable energyfacilities or certain biomass facilities.

HB 2006 Appropriates moneys to Housing and CommunityServices Department for grants to supportservices for families seeking or needing housingthat have low or very low incomes.

HB 3419 Prohibits prosecuting attorney from conditioningplea offer on waiver of specified rights, eligibilitiesand legal challenges.

HCR 34 Expresses support for continued coordination andcollaboration between Oregon and China.

HCR 35 Recognizes 2019 as International Year of theSalmon and expresses support for associatedglobal initiative affirming importance of wildsalmon.


VETERANS AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1674

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Location: 1921 Turner Road SE

Salem, OR97302

Field TripTour of Oregon Military Department Civil Support Team

Deibert Flight Operations FacilityPlease check with committee staff about attending if you are not aCommittee Member

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Informational MeetingInvited testimony only.

Report on Seismic Resiliency of Oregon PortsDan Pippenger, Director, Planning and Development, Port of

PortlandTeri Dressler, Interim Manager, Port of NewportJim Knight, General Manager, Port of AstoriaThomas Durand, Manager, Maritime Operations, Port of

Coos Bay

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CAPITOL CULTUREOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1529


Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 3377 Directs Legislative Assembly to study issues

relating to safe and respectful workplace in StateCapitol.

HCR 20 Establishes standards of conduct applicable toLegislative Branch and other persons present inState Capitol.


CARBON REDUCTIONOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1755


INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGYOffice: H-178 Phone: 503-986-1828

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: H-170Meeting Cancelled

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: H-170Meeting Cancelled

Date: Tuesday April 30, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Informational Meeting

Oregon Liquor Control Commission – Invited Testimony Only

Oregon Youth Authority – Invited Testimony Only

Work Session

OLCC Enterprise Modernization Program – Discussion andPossible Work Session

OYA Juvenile Justice Information System Modernization Project– Discussion and Possible Work Session

Date: Thursday May 2, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: H-170


Legislative Branch – Invited Testimony Only

Work Session

Document Publishing and Management System Project –Discussion and Possible Work Session

LEGISLATIVE ADMINISTRATIONOffice: 140A Phone: 503-986-1848


LEGISLATIVE AUDITSOffice: H-178 Phone: 503-986-1828


LEGISLATIVE COUNSELOffice: S-101 Phone: 503-986-1243


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LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLICRECORDS (HB 2101)


LEGISLATIVE POLICY AND RESEARCHOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1515


STUDENT SUCCESSOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1664

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 5:00 P.M.Room: HR F


HB 3427 Directs Department of Education to conduct studyto examine best methods for funding state’ssystem of kindergarten through grade 12 publiceducation.

STUDENT SUCCESS SUBCOMMITTEE ONACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY


STUDENT SUCCESS SUBCOMMITTEE ON EARLYCHILDHOOD EDUCATION


STUDENT SUCCESS SUBCOMMITTEE ON REVENUE


TAX EXPENDITURESOffice: 160 Phone: 503-986-1266


TRANSPORTATIONOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1674

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Public HearingHB 2284 Renames Port of Newport as Oregon International

Port of Newport.HB 3172 Reduces notice period before towing vehicle from

private property to 24 hours.HB 3176 Requires vehicle dealer to submit notice of sale or

transfer of vehicle to Department ofTransportation if vehicle dealer sells vehicle toanother vehicle dealer.

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 5:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Public HearingHB 3213 Authorizes counties to establish safety corridors

and directs counties to post signs in selected safetycorridors.

HB 3214 Allows person with hardship driver permit toprovide necessary services to person or member ofperson’s family.

SB 411 Directs Department of Transportation to preparereport on maximum weight limits of vehiclespowered by electricity and submit report tointerim committees of Legislative Assemblyrelated to transportation on or before September15, 2020.

WAYS AND MEANSOffice: H-178 Phone: 503-986-1828


WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON CAPITALCONSTRUCTION


WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: H-170


--K-12 Assessments

--INVITED TESTIMONY ONLY

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: H-170


--Early Learning Governance

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON GENERALGOVERNMENT

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-174

Public HearingHB 5034 Secretary of State - INVITED TESTIMONY

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-174

Public HearingHB 5034 Secretary of State - INVITED TESTIMONY

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-174

Public HearingHB 5034 Secretary of State - INVITED TESTIMONY AND

PUBLIC TESTIMONY

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-174

Informational MeetingOregon Tourism Commission - INVITED TESTIMONY

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON HUMANSERVICES

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR F

Informational MeetingOregon Health Authority - Public Health Programs

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Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR F

Informational MeetingDepartment of Human Services - Overview of Non-General FundRevenues

TANF and Other Primary Federal RevenuesOther Funds Revenues

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATURALRESOURCES


WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Public HearingHB 5031

Oregon Military Department

--Youth Challenge Construction ProjectUpdate

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Public HearingSB 5515

Department of Justice -

--INVITED TESTIMONY

Date: Thursday April 25, 2019Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Public HearingSB 5515

Department of Justice -

--INVITED TESTIMONY

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ONTRANSPORTATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Date: Monday April 22, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Public HearingSB 5524 Oregon Business Development Department -

INVITED TESTIMONY ONLY

Date: Tuesday April 23, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR FMeeting Cancelled

Date: Wednesday April 24, 2019Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Public HearingSB 5519 Oregon Liquor Control Commission - INVITED

TESTIMONY ONLY

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EMERGENCY BOARD (PURSUANT TO ORS 291.332,ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED DURING 2019 SESSION)

Office: H-178 Phone: 503-986-1828


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JOINT TASK FORCE AGENDAS










TESTING OF SEXUAL ASSAULT FORENSIC EVIDENCEKITS

Office: 331 Phone: 503-986-1525


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PUBLIC COMMISSION AGENDAS

PUBLIC COMMISSION AGENDAS

NOTICE TO WITNESSES:Members of the public are invited to attend all committee meetings. All persons who will testify are asked to submit copiesof their testimony to the committee staff at the time of their testimony. For further information, please contact committeestaff at the phone number listed below. Complete staff listings are found at the back of the schedule.

It may be nessesary to revise committee agendas. For the most current information, pleasecontact the committee staff directly.

TRANSPARENCY OREGON ADVISORY COMMISSIONOffice: H-178 Phone: 503-986-1828


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INDEX OF MEASURES SCHEDULED FOR HEARING

SB 3 House Education4-29 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR D

SB 9 House Health Care4-25 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR E



SB 31 House Judiciary4-22 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR E

SB 39 House Business and Labor4-22 Work Session 8:00 A.M. HR E


SB 50 House Natural Resources4-23 Work Session 8:00 A.M. HR E


SB 62 House Health Care4-23 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR E



SB 69 House Economic Development4-22 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR D


SB 107 House Energy and Environment5-2 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR D




SB 133 Senate Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C




SB 167 House Human Services and Housing4-24 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR 50




SB 216 House Education4-22 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR D


HR C

SB 227 House Business and Labor4-24 Public Hearing 8:00 A.M. HR E





SB 359 House Judiciary4-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR E




SB 411 Joint Transportation4-24 Public Hearing 5:00 P.M. HR F



SB 430 Senate Finance and Revenue4-23 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR A

SB 431 Senate Finance and Revenue4-23 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR A

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SB 590 House Economic Development4-24 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR D


SB 637 House Energy and Environment5-2 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR D





SB 753 House Natural Resources4-23 Work Session 8:00 A.M. HR E



HR C



SB 851 Senate Finance and Revenue4-24 Public Hearing and Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR A



SB 1012 House Agriculture and Land Use4-25 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR D

SB 5515 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On PublicSafety

4-24 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-1704-25 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-170

SB 5519 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee OnTransportation and Economic Development

4-24 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR F

SB 5524 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee OnTransportation and Economic Development

4-22 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR F

SCR 1 House Energy and Environment5-2 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR D

SCR 28 House Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR C

SCR 31 Senate Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C

SCR 34 Senate Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C

HB 2006 House Rules4-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR C

HB 2037 Senate Health Care4-22 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR A


HB 2043 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness4-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 8:00 A.M.

HR B

HB 2058 Senate Environment and Natural Resources4-23 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR C






HB 2076 Senate Environment and Natural Resources4-25 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR C




HB 2089 Senate Judiciary4-24 Public Hearing and Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR C

HB 2093 Senate Business and General Government4-23 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 8:30 A.M.

HR B

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HR B


HB 2132 House Revenue4-23 Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR A


HB 2185 Senate Health Care4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR A

HB 2191 Senate Education4-22 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR B


HR B





HR B




HB 2269 House Revenue4-22 Public Hearing 8:30 A.M. HR A

HB 2284 Joint Transportation4-22 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR F



HB 2306 Senate Housing4-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR B

HB 2341 Senate Workforce4-23 Public Hearing 8:30 A.M. HR D



HB 2400 Senate Judiciary4-24 Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR C


HR B



HR B


HR A







HR B

HB 2491 Senate Rules4-22 Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR C



HR C


HB 2524 Senate Human Services4-23 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR B






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HB 2640 House Education4-22 Informational Meeting 3:00 P.M. HR D


HB 2688 House Business and Labor4-22 Public Hearing 8:00 A.M. HR E


HR A


HB 2878 House Human Services and Housing4-24 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR 50

HB 2908 Senate Human Services4-30 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR B






HR C


HR B


HR A


HR B









HB 3189 House Human Services and Housing4-24 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR 50


HR B




HR B

HB 3263 House Education4-24 Informational Meeting 3:00 P.M. HR D


HR C



HR B

HB 3377 Joint Capitol Culture4-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 5:30 P.M.

HR A


HR C

HB 3427 Joint Student Success4-23 Informational Meeting 5:00 P.M. HR F

HB 5031 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On PublicSafety

4-22 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-170

HB 5034 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On GeneralGovernment

4-22 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-1744-23 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-1744-24 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-174

HCR 2 Senate Rules4-22 Possible Reconsideration and Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C

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HCR 13 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-1 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 8:00 A.M.

HR B

HCR 14 Senate Environment and Natural Resources4-23 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR C

HCR 18 Senate Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C

HCR 20 Joint Capitol Culture4-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 5:30 P.M.

HR A


HR C

HCR 30 House Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR C

HCR 31 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-1 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 8:00 A.M.

HR B


HR C


HR C


HR C

HJM 3 Senate Human Services4-23 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR B

HJR 5 House Rules4-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR C

HJR 15 Senate Human Services4-23 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR B

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SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE


Committee Name/StaffStaff

OfficeStaff Phone Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Business and GeneralGovernment

453 503-986-1556

8:00 A.M.HR B

8:00 A.M.HR B

Tyler Larson, LPRO Analyst 334 503-986-1556Maia Daniel, Committee Assistant 334 503-986-1562sbgg exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Campaign Finance 347 503-986-1490

3:00 P.M.HR B

C. Ross, Counsel 347 503-986-1490Isabel Hernandez, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1510

scamp exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Education 453 503-986-1505

1:00 P.M.HR B

1:00 P.M.HR B

Tamara Dykeman, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1505Suzanne Hurt, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1503

sed exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Environment and NaturalResources

347 503-986-1751

1:00 P.M.HR C

1:00 P.M.HR C

Beth Patrino, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1751Remy Watts, Committee Assistant 347 503-986-1512senr exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Finance and Revenue 160 503-986-1266

3:00 P.M.A

3:00 P.M.A

3:00 P.M.A

Chris Allanach, LegislativeRevenue Officer

160 986-1261

Mazen Malik, Senior Economist 160 986-1260Dae Baek, Senior Economist 160 986-1265Kyle Easton, Economist 160 986-1267Jaime McGovern, Economist 160 986-1262Kaitlyn Harger, Economist 160 986-1263Corinne Gavette, Office Manager 160 986-1264Isaac Moreno, Committee Assistant 160 986-1268sfr exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Health Care 453 503-986-1509

1:00 P.M.HR A

1:00 P.M.HR A

Brian Nieubuurt, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1509Nathan Kramer, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1504

shc exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Housing 347 503-986-1490

3:00 P.M.HR B


347 503-986-1510

shous exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

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Human Services 453 503-986-1507

3:00 P.M.HR B

3:00 P.M.HR B

Jamie Hinsz, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1507Andra Tom, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1517shs exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Judiciary 331 503-986-1750

8:00 A.M.HR C

8:00 A.M.HR C

8:00 A.M.HR C

8:00 A.M.HR C

Channa Newell, Counsel 332 503-986-1525Addie Smith, Counsel 335 503-986-1530Gillian Fischer, Counsel 338 503-986-1733Michael Lantz, Counsel 338 503-986-1736Mike Reiley, Sr. CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1635

Kristi Arrington, CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1513

Emily Baker, Committee Assistant 331 503-986-1524Kelsey McCauley, CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1526

sjud exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Rules 453 503-986-1529

1:00 P.M.HR C

1:00 P.M.HR C

Josh Nasbe, Counsel 453 503-986-1529Samantha Koopman, Sr. CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1536

srules exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Veterans and EmergencyPreparedness

347 503-986-1490

8:00 A.M.HR B


347 503-986-1510

svep exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Workforce 453 503-986-1738

8:00 A.M.HR D

8:00 A.M.HR D

Ellen Osoinach, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1738Reid VanMouwerik, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1739

swf exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony



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SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE



Conduct 453 503-986-1515

Meets at the Call of the ChairBrett Hanes, LPRO DirectorPatsy Wood, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1474scon exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

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Agriculture and Land Use 347 503-986-1731

3:00 P.M.HR D

3:00 P.M.HR D

Laura Kentnesse, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1731Shelley Raszka, Sr. CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1502

haglu exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Business and Labor 453 503-986-1557

8:00 A.M.HR E

8:00 A.M.HR E

Jan Nordlund, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1557Brooke Eide, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1559hbl exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Conduct 453 503-986-1515

Meets at the Call of the ChairBrett Hanes, LPRO DirectorPatsy Wood, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1474hcond exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Economic Development 333 503-986-1286

1:00 P.M.HR D

1:00 P.M.HR D

Melissa Leoni, LPRO Analyst 333 503-986-1286Erick Diaz, Committee Assistant 333 503-986-1511hecd exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Education 453 503-986-1740

3:00 P.M.HR D

3:00 P.M.HR D

Alethia Miller, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1740Desiree LeonChavez, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1741

hed exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Energy and Environment 347 503-986-1484

1:00 P.M.HR D

1:00 P.M.HR D

Misty Freeman, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1484Sabrina Dunsworth, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1508

hee exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Health Care 453 503-986-1520

3:00 P.M.HR E

3:00 P.M.HR E

Oliver Droppers, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1520Danielle Ross, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1522hhc exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Human Services and Housing 453 503-986-1539

1:00 P.M.HR 50

1:00 P.M.HR 50

Amie FenderSosa, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1539Adam Buell, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1538hhs exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

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Judiciary 331 503-986-1750

1:00 P.M.HR E

1:00 P.M.HR E

1:00 P.M.HR E

1:00 P.M.HR E

Channa Newell, Counsel 332 503-986-1525Addie Smith, Counsel 335 503-986-1530Gillian Fischer, Counsel 338 503-986-1733Michael Lantz, Counsel 338 503-986-1736Mike Reiley, Sr. CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1635

Kristi Arrington, CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1513

Emily Baker, Committee Assistant 331 503-986-1524Kelsey McCauley, CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1526

hjud exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Natural Resources 347 503-986-1763

8:00 A.M.HR E

8:00 A.M.HR E

Kailey Kornhauser, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1763Shelley Raszka, Sr. CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1502

hnr exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Revenue 160 503-986-1266

8:00 A.M.A

8:00 A.M.A

8:00 A.M.A

8:00 A.M.A


160 986-1261

Mazen Malik, Senior Economist 160 986-1260Dae Baek, Senior Economist 160 986-1265Kyle Easton, Economist 160 986-1267Jaime McGovern, Economist 160 986-1262Kaitlyn Harger, Economist 160 986-1263Corinne Gavette, Office Manager 160 986-1264Austin Anderson, CommitteeAssistant

354 986-1269

hrev exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Rules 453 503-986-1529

3:00 P.M.HR C

3:00 P.M.HR C

Josh Nasbe, Counsel 453 503-986-1529Samantha Koopman, Sr. CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1536

hrules exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Veterans and EmergencyPreparedness

453 503-986-1674

3:00 P.M.HR F

3:00 P.M.HR F

Patrick Brennan, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1674Matthew DeRosa, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1535

hvet exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony



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Capitol Culture 453 503-986-1529

5:00 P.M.HR A

Josh Nasbe, Counsel 453 503-986-1529Samantha Koopman, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1536

jccc exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Carbon Reduction 347 503-986-1755

5:00 P.M.HR F

1:00 P.M.HR F

Beth Reiley, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1755Sean Murphy, Committee Assistant 347 503-986-1516jccr exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Information Management andTechnology

H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.H-170

1:00 P.M.H-170

Sean McSpaden, CommitteeCoordinatorIMT Committee Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

Legislative Administration 140A 503-986-1848

Meets at the Call of the ChairDaron Hill, LegislativeAdministrator

140A 503-986-1848

jlac exhibit email,

Legislative Audits H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.H-170

Theresa McHugh, CommitteeCoordinatorAudits Committee Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

LFO

Legislative Counsel S-101 503-986-1243

Meets at the Call of the ChairDexter Johnson, LegislativeCounsel

S-101 503-986-1243

Lorey Freeman, Chief Deputy Leg.Counsel

S-101 503-986-1243

Legislative CounselSubcommittee On PublicRecords (HB 2101)

S-101 503-986-1243

Meets at the Call of the ChairCameron Miles, CommitteeAdministrator

S-101 503-986-1243

Patsy Wood, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1474

Legislative Policy and Research 453 503-986-1515

Meets at the Call of the ChairBrett Hanes, LPRO DirectorPatsy Wood, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1474jlpr exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Student Success 453 503-986-1664

5:00 P.M.HR F

5:00 P.M.HR F

Lisa Gezelter, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1664Lisa Rybloom, Committee Assistant 331 503-986-1742jcss exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

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Student SuccessSubcommittee OnAccountability andTransparency

453 503-986-1664

Meets at the Call of the ChairLisa Gezelter, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1664Lisa Rybloom, Committee Assistant 331 503-986-1742jcss exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Student SuccessSubcommittee On EarlyChildhood Education

453 503-986-1664

Meets at the Call of the ChairLisa Gezelter, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1664Remy Watts, Committee Assistant 347 503-986-1512jcss exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Student SuccessSubcommittee On Revenue

160 503-986-1266

5:00 P.M.HR A


160 986-1261

Corinne Gavette, Office Manager 160 986-1264Isaac Moreno, Committee Assistant 160 986-1268Austin Anderson, CommitteeAssistant

354 986-1269

Tax Expenditures 160 503-986-1266

8:00 A.M.A


160 986-1261

Mazen Malik, Senior Economist 160 986-1260Dae Baek, Senior Economist 160 986-1265Kyle Easton, Economist 160 986-1267Jaime McGovern, Economist 160 986-1262Kaitlyn Harger, Economist 160 986-1263Isaac Moreno, Committee Assistant 160 986-1268Austin Anderson, CommitteeAssistant

354 986-1269

jcte exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Transportation 453 503-986-1674

3:00 P.M.HR F

5:00 P.M.HR F

Patrick Brennan, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1674Matthew DeRosa, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1535

jct exhibit email, To SubmitTestimony

Ways and Means H-178 503-986-1828

8:30 A.M.HR F

Ken Rocco, Legislative FiscalOfficerPaul Siebert, Deputy LegislativeFiscal Officer

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On CapitalConstruction

H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.HR E

Amanda Beitel, CommitteeCoordinatorEric Sorenson, Committee AssistantCapital Const Sub Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

H-178



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Ways and MeansSubcommittee On Education

H-178 503-986-1828

8:30 A.M.H-170

8:30 A.M.H-170

8:30 A.M.H-170

8:30 A.M.H-170

Doug Wilson, CommitteeCoordinatorAudrey Nieswandt, CommitteeAssistantEducation Sub Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

H-178

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On GeneralGovernment

H-178 503-986-1828

3:00 P.M.H-174

3:00 P.M.H-174

3:00 P.M.H-174

3:00 P.M.H-174

John Borden, CommitteeCoordinatorJoan Green, Committee AssistantGeneral Govt Sub Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

H-178

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On HumanServices

H-178 503-986-1828

8:30 A.M.HR F

8:30 A.M.HR F

8:30 A.M.HR F

8:30 A.M.HR F

Laurie Byerly, CommitteeCoordinatorEric Sorenson, Committee AssistantHuman Services Sub Staff Email,To Submit Testimony

H-178

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On NaturalResources

H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.H-174

1:00 P.M.H-174

1:00 P.M.H-174

1:00 P.M.H-174

Matt Stayner, CommitteeCoordinatorJoan Green, Committee AssistantNatural Resources Sub Staff Email,To Submit Testimony

H-178

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On Public Safety

H-178 503-986-1828

3:00 P.M.H-170

3:00 P.M.H-170

3:00 P.M.H-170

3:00 P.M.H-170

Julie Neburka, CommitteeCoordinatorAudrey Nieswandt, CommitteeAssistantPublic Safety Sub Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

H-178

Ways and MeansSubcommittee OnTransportation and EconomicDevelopment

H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.HR F

1:00 P.M.HR F

1:00 P.M.HR F

1:00 P.M.HR F

Michelle Deister, CommitteeCoordinatorEric Sorenson, Committee AssistantTransp/Ec Dev Sub Staff Email, ToSubmit Testimony

H-178



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JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE



Emergency Board (pursuant toORS 291.332, activitiessuspended during 2019 Session)

H-178 503-986-1828


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COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

BUSINESS AND GENERAL GOVERNMENT—Chuck Riley, ChairFred Girod, Vice-ChairMichael DembrowMark HassAlan Olsen

CAMPAIGN FINANCE—Jeff Golden, ChairTim Knopp, Vice-ChairGinny BurdickFred GirodFloyd Prozanski

EDUCATION—Rob Wagner, ChairChuck Thomsen, Vice-ChairSara GelserMark HassDallas Heard

ENVIRONMENT AND NATURALRESOURCES—Michael Dembrow, ChairAlan Olsen, Vice-ChairCliff BentzFloyd ProzanskiArnie Roblan

FINANCE AND REVENUE—Mark Hass, ChairCliff Bentz, Vice-ChairBrian BoquistChuck RileyKathleen Taylor

HEALTH CARE—Laurie Monnes Anderson, ChairDennis Linthicum, Vice-ChairLee BeyerShemia FaganTim Knopp

HOUSING—Shemia Fagan, ChairDallas Heard, Vice-ChairJeff GoldenTim KnoppLaurie Monnes Anderson

HUMAN SERVICES—Sara Gelser, ChairDallas Heard, Vice-ChairShemia FaganTim KnoppLaurie Monnes Anderson

JUDICIARY—Floyd Prozanski, ChairKim Thatcher, Vice-ChairCliff BentzShemia FaganSara GelserDennis LinthicumJames Manning Jr.

RULES—Ginny Burdick, ChairHerman Baertschiger Jr., Vice-ChairBrian BoquistMichael DembrowArnie Roblan

VETERANS AND EMERGENCYPREPAREDNESS—Alan Olsen, ChairLaurie Monnes Anderson, Vice-ChairBrian BoquistPeter Courtney

WORKFORCE—Kathleen Taylor, ChairTim Knopp, Vice-ChairJeff GoldenBill HansellLaurie Monnes Anderson

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SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

CONDUCT—Mark Hass, ChairTim KnoppJames Manning Jr.Kim Thatcher

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HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

AGRICULTURE AND LAND USE—Brian Clem, ChairSusan McLain, Vice-ChairBill Post, Vice-ChairShelly Boshart DavisKen HelmDavid Brock SmithAnna Williams

BUSINESS AND LABOR—Jeff Barker, ChairGreg Barreto, Vice-ChairJanelle Bynum, Vice-ChairDenyc BolesDaniel BonhamShelly Boshart DavisBrian ClemMargaret DohertyPaul EvansJulie FaheyPaul Holvey

CONDUCT—Nancy Nathanson, ChairJohn LivelyMike McLaneSherrie Sprenger

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT—John Lively, ChairDaniel Bonham, Vice-ChairJulie Fahey, Vice-ChairGreg BarretoChristine DrazanKen HelmPam MarshCaddy McKeownSusan McLainKim WallanBrad Witt

EDUCATION—Margaret Doherty, ChairTeresa Alonso Leon, Vice-ChairCheri Helt, Vice-ChairDiego HernandezCourtney NeronJeff ReardonE. Werner ReschkeJaneen SollmanKim Wallan

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT—Ken Helm, ChairE. Werner Reschke, Vice-ChairSheri Schouten, Vice-ChairLynn FindleyAndrea SalinasJaneen SollmanMarty WildeAnna WilliamsJack Zika

HEALTH CARE—Andrea Salinas, ChairCedric Hayden, Vice-ChairRob Nosse, Vice-ChairTeresa Alonso LeonDenyc BolesChristine DrazanMitch GreenlickAlissa Keny-GuyerTiffiny MitchellRon NobleRachel Prusak

HUMAN SERVICES AND HOUSING—Alissa Keny-Guyer, ChairRon Noble, Vice-ChairTawna Sanchez, Vice-ChairCheri HeltMark MeekTiffiny MitchellSheri SchoutenAnna WilliamsJack Zika

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JUDICIARY—Jennifer Williamson, ChairChris Gorsek, Vice-ChairSherrie Sprenger, Vice-ChairJeff BarkerJanelle BynumMitch GreenlickRick LewisMike McLaneCarla PilusoKarin PowerDuane Stark

NATURAL RESOURCES—Brad Witt, ChairChris Gorsek, Vice-ChairSherrie Sprenger, Vice-ChairGreg BarretoCaddy McKeownJeff ReardonDavid Brock Smith

REVENUE—Nancy Nathanson, ChairLynn Findley, Vice-ChairPam Marsh, Vice-ChairDiego HernandezE. Werner ReschkeGreg SmithBarbara Smith Warner

RULES—Paul Holvey, ChairJennifer Williamson, Vice-ChairCarl Wilson, Vice-ChairDenyc BolesRob NosseBarbara Smith WarnerSherrie Sprenger

VETERANS AND EMERGENCYPREPAREDNESS—Paul Evans, ChairRick Lewis, Vice-ChairMark Meek, Vice-ChairLynn FindleyCourtney NeronKim WallanMarty WildeJack Zika

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JOINT COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

CAPITOL CULTURE—Sen. Ginny Burdick, Co-ChairRep. Jennifer Williamson, Co-ChairSen. Tim Knopp, Co-Vice ChairRep. Carl Wilson, Co-Vice ChairSen. Herman Baertschiger Jr.Sen. Shemia FaganSen. Floyd ProzanskiSen. Kim ThatcherRep. Denyc BolesRep. Julie FaheyRep. Tawna SanchezRep. Sherrie Sprenger

CARBON REDUCTION—Sen. Michael Dembrow, Co-ChairRep. Karin Power, Co-ChairSen. Cliff Bentz, Co-Vice ChairRep. David Brock Smith, Co-Vice ChairSen. Lee BeyerSen. Fred GirodSen. Jeff GoldenSen. Alan OlsenSen. Kathleen TaylorRep. Daniel BonhamRep. Shelly Boshart DavisRep. Ken HelmRep. John LivelyRep. Pam Marsh

EMERGENCY BOARD (PURSUANT TO ORS291.332, ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED DURING2019 SESSION)—

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ANDTECHNOLOGY—Sen. Chuck Riley, Co-ChairRep. Nancy Nathanson, Co-ChairSen. Betsy JohnsonSen. Dennis LinthicumRep. Pam MarshRep. Mike Nearman

LEGISLATIVE ADMINISTRATION—Sen. Peter Courtney, Co-ChairRep. Tina Kotek, Co-ChairSen. Herman Baertschiger Jr.Sen. Ginny BurdickSen. Fred GirodSen. Bill HansellSen. Laurie Monnes AndersonRep. Paul HolveyRep. Mike McLaneRep. Nancy NathansonRep. Greg SmithRep. Jennifer WilliamsonRep. Carl WilsonSen. Lee Beyer, Alternate

LEGISLATIVE AUDITS—Sen. Betsy Johnson, Co-ChairRep. Dan Rayfield, Co-ChairSen. Elizabeth Steiner HaywardSen. Kim ThatcherRep. Diego HernandezRep. Greg Smith

LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL—Sen. Peter Courtney, Co-ChairRep. Tina Kotek, Co-ChairSen. Herman Baertschiger Jr.Sen. Ginny BurdickSen. Floyd ProzanskiSen. Kim ThatcherRep. Mike McLaneRep. Karin PowerRep. Sherrie SprengerRep. Jennifer Williamson

Subcommittee On Public Records (HB2101)—Sen. Floyd Prozanski, Co-ChairRep. Carl Wilson, Co-ChairSen. Kim ThatcherRep. Karin Power

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LEGISLATIVE POLICY AND RESEARCH—Sen. Peter Courtney, Co-ChairRep. Tina Kotek, Co-ChairSen. Brian BoquistSen. Michael DembrowSen. Betsy JohnsonSen. Kim ThatcherSen. Chuck ThomsenRep. David GombergRep. Mitch GreenlickRep. Mike McLaneRep. Sherrie SprengerRep. Carl Wilson

STUDENT SUCCESS—Sen. Arnie Roblan, Co-ChairRep. Barbara Smith Warner, Co-ChairSen. Tim Knopp, Co-Vice ChairRep. Greg Smith, Co-Vice ChairSen. Lew FrederickSen. Mark HassSen. Kathleen TaylorSen. Kim ThatcherSen. Chuck ThomsenRep. Brian ClemRep. Julie FaheyRep. Cheri HeltRep. Diego HernandezRep. John LivelyRep. Nancy NathansonRep. Sherrie Sprenger

Subcommittee On Accountability andTransparency—Sen. Tim Knopp, Co-ChairRep. Julie Fahey, Co-ChairSen. Arnie RoblanSen. Kathleen TaylorRep. Brian ClemRep. Sherrie Sprenger

Subcommittee On Early ChildhoodEducation—Sen. Lew Frederick, Co-ChairRep. John Lively, Co-ChairSen. Kim ThatcherSen. Chuck ThomsenRep. Cheri HeltRep. Diego Hernandez

Subcommittee On Revenue—Sen. Mark Hass, Co-ChairRep. Nancy Nathanson, Co-ChairSen. Cliff BentzSen. Ginny BurdickRep. Greg SmithRep. Barbara Smith Warner

TAX EXPENDITURES—Sen. Mark Hass, Co-ChairRep. Nancy Nathanson, Co-ChairSen. Cliff Bentz, Co-Vice ChairRep. Lynn Findley, Co-Vice ChairRep. Pam Marsh, Co-Vice ChairSen. Brian BoquistSen. Chuck RileySen. Kathleen TaylorRep. Diego HernandezRep. E. Werner ReschkeRep. Greg SmithRep. Barbara Smith Warner

TRANSPORTATION—Sen. Lee Beyer, Co-ChairRep. Caddy McKeown, Co-ChairSen. Brian Boquist, Co-Vice ChairRep. Ron Noble, Co-Vice ChairSen. Cliff BentzSen. Lew FrederickSen. Sara GelserRep. Paul EvansRep. Lynn FindleyRep. Rick LewisRep. Susan McLainRep. Brad Witt

WAYS AND MEANS—Sen. Betsy Johnson, Co-ChairSen. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, Co-ChairRep. Dan Rayfield, Co-ChairSen. Jackie Winters, Co-Vice ChairRep. David Gomberg, Co-Vice ChairRep. Greg Smith, Co-Vice ChairSen. Lee BeyerSen. Lew FrederickSen. Fred GirodSen. Bill HansellSen. Dallas HeardSen. James Manning Jr.Sen. Arnie RoblanSen. Chuck ThomsenSen. Rob WagnerRep. Paul HolveyRep. Susan McLainRep. Mike McLaneRep. Rob NosseRep. Carla PilusoRep. Duane Stark

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Subcommittee On Capital Construction—Sen. Fred Girod, Co-ChairRep. Paul Holvey, Co-ChairSen. Peter CourtneySen. Betsy JohnsonSen. Elizabeth Steiner HaywardSen. Chuck ThomsenRep. Tina KotekRep. Mike McLaneRep. Nancy NathansonRep. Greg Smith

Subcommittee On Education—Sen. Lew Frederick, Co-ChairRep. Susan McLain, Co-ChairSen. Arnie RoblanSen. Chuck ThomsenRep. Teresa Alonso LeonRep. Christine DrazanRep. Mark MeekRep. Mike Nearman

Subcommittee On General Government—Sen. Rob Wagner, Co-ChairRep. Greg Smith, Co-ChairSen. Bill HansellSen. Arnie RoblanRep. Daniel BonhamRep. David GombergRep. Pam MarshRep. Mike Nearman

Subcommittee On Human Services—Sen. Lee Beyer, Co-ChairRep. Rob Nosse, Co-ChairSen. Dallas HeardSen. Rob WagnerRep. Cedric HaydenRep. Andrea SalinasRep. Sheri SchoutenRep. Duane Stark

Subcommittee On Natural Resources—Sen. Kathleen Taylor, Co-ChairRep. Jeff Reardon, Co-ChairSen. Lew FrederickSen. Fred GirodRep. Cedric HaydenRep. Paul HolveyRep. Courtney NeronRep. David Brock Smith

Subcommittee On Public Safety—Sen. Jackie Winters, Co-ChairRep. Carla Piluso, Co-ChairSen. Dennis LinthicumSen. James Manning Jr.Rep. Janelle BynumRep. Gary LeifRep. Tawna SanchezRep. Duane Stark

Subcommittee On Transportation andEconomic Development—Sen. James Manning Jr., Co-ChairRep. David Gomberg, Co-ChairSen. Jeff GoldenSen. Bill HansellRep. Paul EvansRep. Gary LeifRep. Bill PostRep. Rachel Prusak

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COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS BY SENATOR


BAERTSCHIGER JR., HERMAN—Capitol CultureLegislative AdministrationLegislative CounselRules, Vice-Chair

BENTZ, CLIFF—Carbon Reduction, Co-Vice ChairEnvironment and Natural ResourcesFinance and Revenue, Vice-ChairJudiciaryStudent Success Subcommittee:

RevenueTax Expenditures, Co-Vice ChairTransportation

BEYER, LEE—Carbon ReductionHealth CareLegislative Administration, AlternateTransportation, Co-ChairWays and Means

Human Services, Co-Chair

BOQUIST, BRIAN—Finance and RevenueLegislative Policy and ResearchRulesTax ExpendituresTransportation, Co-Vice ChairVeterans and Emergency Preparedness

BURDICK, GINNY—Campaign FinanceCapitol Culture, Co-ChairLegislative AdministrationLegislative CounselRules, ChairStudent Success Subcommittee:

Revenue

COURTNEY, PETER—Legislative Administration, Co-ChairLegislative Counsel, Co-ChairLegislative Policy and Research, Co-ChairVeterans and Emergency PreparednessWays and Means Subcommittee:

Capital Construction

DEMBROW, MICHAEL—Business and General GovernmentCarbon Reduction, Co-ChairEnvironment and Natural Resources, ChairLegislative Policy and ResearchRules

FAGAN, SHEMIA—Capitol CultureHealth CareHousing, ChairHuman ServicesJudiciary

FREDERICK, LEW—Student Success

Early Childhood Education, Co-ChairTransportationWays and Means

Education, Co-ChairNatural Resources

GELSER, SARA—EducationHuman Services, ChairJudiciaryTransportation

GIROD, FRED—Business and General Government, Vice-ChairCampaign FinanceCarbon ReductionLegislative AdministrationWays and Means

Capital Construction, Co-ChairNatural Resources

GOLDEN, JEFF—Campaign Finance, ChairCarbon ReductionHousingWays and Means Subcommittee:

Transportation and Economic DevelopmentWorkforce

HANSELL, BILL—Legislative AdministrationWays and Means

General GovernmentTransportation and Economic Development

Workforce

HASS, MARK—Business and General GovernmentConduct, ChairEducationFinance and Revenue, ChairStudent Success

Revenue, Co-ChairTax Expenditures, Co-Chair

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HEARD, DALLAS—EducationHousing, Vice-ChairHuman Services, Vice-ChairWays and Means

Human Services

JOHNSON, BETSY—Information Management and TechnologyLegislative Audits, Co-ChairLegislative Policy and ResearchWays and Means, Co-Chair


KNOPP, TIM—Campaign Finance, Vice-ChairCapitol Culture, Co-Vice ChairConductHealth CareHousingHuman ServicesStudent Success, Co-Vice Chair

Accountability and Transparency, Co-ChairWorkforce, Vice-Chair

LINTHICUM, DENNIS—Health Care, Vice-ChairInformation Management and TechnologyJudiciaryWays and Means Subcommittee:

Public Safety

MANNING JR., JAMES—ConductJudiciaryWays and Means

Public SafetyTransportation and Economic Development, Co-

Chair

MONNES ANDERSON, LAURIE—Health Care, ChairHousingHuman ServicesLegislative AdministrationVeterans and Emergency Preparedness, Vice-ChairWorkforce

OLSEN, ALAN—Business and General GovernmentCarbon ReductionEnvironment and Natural Resources, Vice-ChairVeterans and Emergency Preparedness, Chair

PROZANSKI, FLOYD—Campaign FinanceCapitol CultureEnvironment and Natural ResourcesJudiciary, ChairLegislative Counsel

Public Records (HB 2101), Co-Chair

RILEY, CHUCK—Business and General Government, ChairFinance and RevenueInformation Management and Technology, Co-ChairTax Expenditures

ROBLAN, ARNIE—Environment and Natural ResourcesRulesStudent Success, Co-Chair

Accountability and TransparencyWays and Means

EducationGeneral Government

STEINER HAYWARD, ELIZABETH—Legislative AuditsWays and Means, Co-Chair


TAYLOR, KATHLEEN—Carbon ReductionFinance and RevenueStudent Success

Accountability and TransparencyTax ExpendituresWays and Means Subcommittee:

Natural Resources, Co-ChairWorkforce, Chair

THATCHER, KIM—Capitol CultureConductJudiciary, Vice-ChairLegislative AuditsLegislative Counsel

Public Records (HB 2101)Legislative Policy and ResearchStudent Success

Early Childhood Education

THOMSEN, CHUCK—Education, Vice-ChairLegislative Policy and ResearchStudent Success

Early Childhood EducationWays and Means

Capital ConstructionEducation

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WAGNER, ROB—Education, ChairWays and Means

General Government, Co-ChairHuman Services

WINTERS, JACKIE—Ways and Means, Co-Vice Chair

Public Safety, Co-Chair

46

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS BY REPRESENTATIVE


ALONSO LEON, TERESA—Education, Vice-ChairHealth CareWays and Means Subcommittee:

Education

BARKER, JEFF—Business and Labor, ChairJudiciary

BARRETO, GREG—Business and Labor, Vice-ChairEconomic DevelopmentNatural Resources

BOLES, DENYC—Business and LaborCapitol CultureHealth CareRules

BONHAM, DANIEL—Business and LaborCarbon ReductionEconomic Development, Vice-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

General Government

BOSHART DAVIS, SHELLY—Agriculture and Land UseBusiness and LaborCarbon Reduction

BYNUM, JANELLE—Business and Labor, Vice-ChairJudiciaryWays and Means Subcommittee:

Public Safety

CLEM, BRIAN—Agriculture and Land Use, ChairBusiness and LaborStudent Success

Accountability and Transparency

DOHERTY, MARGARET—Business and LaborEducation, Chair

DRAZAN, CHRISTINE—Economic DevelopmentHealth CareWays and Means Subcommittee:

Education

EVANS, PAUL—Business and LaborTransportationVeterans and Emergency Preparedness, ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

Transportation and Economic Development

FAHEY, JULIE—Business and LaborCapitol CultureEconomic Development, Vice-ChairStudent Success

Accountability and Transparency, Co-Chair

FINDLEY, LYNN—Energy and EnvironmentRevenue, Vice-ChairTax Expenditures, Co-Vice ChairTransportationVeterans and Emergency Preparedness

GOMBERG, DAVID—Legislative Policy and ResearchWays and Means, Co-Vice Chair

General GovernmentTransportation and Economic Development, Co-

Chair

GORSEK, CHRIS—Judiciary, Vice-ChairNatural Resources, Vice-Chair

GREENLICK, MITCH—Health CareJudiciaryLegislative Policy and Research

HAYDEN, CEDRIC—Health Care, Vice-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

Human ServicesNatural Resources

HELM, KEN—Agriculture and Land UseCarbon ReductionEconomic DevelopmentEnergy and Environment, Chair

HELT, CHERI—Education, Vice-ChairHuman Services and HousingStudent Success

Early Childhood Education

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HERNANDEZ, DIEGO—EducationLegislative AuditsRevenueStudent Success

Early Childhood EducationTax Expenditures

HOLVEY, PAUL—Business and LaborLegislative AdministrationRules, ChairWays and Means

Capital Construction, Co-ChairNatural Resources

KENY-GUYER, ALISSA—Health CareHuman Services and Housing, Chair

KOTEK, TINA—Legislative Administration, Co-ChairLegislative Counsel, Co-ChairLegislative Policy and Research, Co-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:


LEIF, GARY—Ways and Means Subcommittee:

Public SafetyTransportation and Economic Development

LEWIS, RICK—JudiciaryTransportationVeterans and Emergency Preparedness, Vice-Chair

LIVELY, JOHN—Carbon ReductionConductEconomic Development, ChairStudent Success

Early Childhood Education, Co-Chair

MARSH, PAM—Carbon ReductionEconomic DevelopmentInformation Management and TechnologyRevenue, Vice-ChairTax Expenditures, Co-Vice ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

General Government

MCKEOWN, CADDY—Economic DevelopmentNatural ResourcesTransportation, Co-Chair

MCLAIN, SUSAN—Agriculture and Land Use, Vice-ChairEconomic DevelopmentTransportationWays and Means

Education, Co-Chair

MCLANE, MIKE—ConductJudiciaryLegislative AdministrationLegislative CounselLegislative Policy and ResearchWays and Means


MEEK, MARK—Human Services and HousingVeterans and Emergency Preparedness, Vice-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

Education

MITCHELL, TIFFINY—Health CareHuman Services and Housing

NATHANSON, NANCY—Conduct, ChairInformation Management and Technology, Co-ChairLegislative AdministrationRevenue, ChairStudent Success

Revenue, Co-ChairTax Expenditures, Co-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:


NEARMAN, MIKE—Information Management and TechnologyWays and Means Subcommittee:

EducationGeneral Government

NERON, COURTNEY—EducationVeterans and Emergency PreparednessWays and Means Subcommittee:

Natural Resources

NOBLE, RON—Health CareHuman Services and Housing, Vice-ChairTransportation, Co-Vice Chair

NOSSE, ROB—Health Care, Vice-ChairRulesWays and Means

Human Services, Co-Chair

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PILUSO, CARLA—JudiciaryWays and Means

Public Safety, Co-Chair

POST, BILL—Agriculture and Land Use, Vice-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:


POWER, KARIN—Carbon Reduction, Co-ChairJudiciaryLegislative Counsel

Public Records (HB 2101)

PRUSAK, RACHEL—Health CareWays and Means Subcommittee:


RAYFIELD, DAN—Legislative Audits, Co-ChairWays and Means, Co-Chair

REARDON, JEFF—EducationNatural ResourcesWays and Means Subcommittee:

Natural Resources, Co-Chair

RESCHKE, E. WERNER—EducationEnergy and Environment, Vice-ChairRevenueTax Expenditures

SALINAS, ANDREA—Energy and EnvironmentHealth Care, ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

Human Services

SANCHEZ, TAWNA—Capitol CultureHuman Services and Housing, Vice-ChairWays and Means Subcommittee:

Public Safety

SCHOUTEN, SHERI—Energy and Environment, Vice-ChairHuman Services and HousingWays and Means Subcommittee:

Human Services

SMITH, DAVID BROCK—Agriculture and Land UseCarbon Reduction, Co-Vice ChairNatural ResourcesWays and Means Subcommittee:

Natural Resources

SMITH, GREG—Legislative AdministrationLegislative AuditsRevenueStudent Success, Co-Vice Chair

RevenueTax ExpendituresWays and Means, Co-Vice Chair

Capital ConstructionGeneral Government, Co-Chair

SMITH WARNER, BARBARA—RevenueRulesStudent Success, Co-Chair

RevenueTax Expenditures

SOLLMAN, JANEEN—EducationEnergy and Environment

SPRENGER, SHERRIE—Capitol CultureConductJudiciary, Vice-ChairLegislative CounselLegislative Policy and ResearchNatural Resources, Vice-ChairRulesStudent Success

Accountability and Transparency

STARK, DUANE—JudiciaryWays and Means

Human ServicesPublic Safety

WALLAN, KIM—Economic DevelopmentEducationVeterans and Emergency Preparedness

WILDE, MARTY—Energy and EnvironmentVeterans and Emergency Preparedness

WILLIAMS, ANNA—Agriculture and Land UseEnergy and EnvironmentHuman Services and Housing

WILLIAMSON, JENNIFER—Capitol Culture, Co-ChairJudiciary, ChairLegislative AdministrationLegislative CounselRules, Vice-Chair

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WILSON, CARL—Capitol Culture, Co-Vice ChairLegislative AdministrationLegislative Counsel Subcommittee:

Public Records (HB 2101), Co-ChairLegislative Policy and ResearchRules, Vice-Chair

WITT, BRAD—Economic DevelopmentNatural Resources, ChairTransportation

ZIKA, JACK—Energy and EnvironmentHuman Services and HousingVeterans and Emergency Preparedness

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