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2015 Regular Session
HB 3483 A

Testimony submitted for Bill Sessions prior to the 2021 Regular Session can be found in the Presentations Displayed in Committee section on this page.

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Presentations Displayed in Committee
Title Submitter Meeting Committee
  Kimberly McCullough testimony ACLU 3/23/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Cathy Phillips testimony resident, Lebanon, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Dennis Moss testimony resident 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Don Callender testimony resident 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  John Lambert testimony resident, Portland, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  David W Johnson testimony resident 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Richard Packham testimony resident, Roseburg, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Len Karpinski testimony resident, McMinnville, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Sean McCoy testimony resident, Beaverton, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Steve Jennings testimony resident, Portland, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Donald Weller testimony resident, South Beach, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Laurel Hines testimony resident, Salem, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Kathleen Maloney testimony resident, Ashland, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Barbara Krupnik-Goldman testimony resident, Portland, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Susan Troup testimony resident 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Torsten Pihl testimony resident, Corvallis, Oregon 4/29/2015 House Committee On Rules
  Donna Bleiler testimony State Coordinator, Radical Moms in OR 6/9/2015 Senate Committee On Rules
  Kimberly McCullough testimony American Civil Liberties Union 6/9/2015 Senate Committee On Rules
Floor Letters
Chamber Description Submitter(s) Measure Third Reading Submitted
House Rep Barker HB 3483 5/18/2015

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