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Education
  • Work Session
    • SB 595 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/21/2023 AGENDA: Requires Department of Education to transfer from State School Fund to Talented and Gifted Education Account amount that equals one percent of total amount available to school districts as general purpose grants.
    • SB 596 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/21/2023 AGENDA: Requires school districts to submit specified information to Department of Education related to talented and gifted children.
    • SB 736 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/21/2023 AGENDA: Requires Department of Education to conduct study to identify how to increase access to advanced instruction for purpose of preparing students for college and career.
    • SB 756 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/21/2023 AGENDA: Requires school district employees assigned to work with students with specialized needs to have access to specified records related to students and to be consulted when education plan for student is reviewed or revised.
    • SB 416 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/23/2023 AGENDA: Requires public universities and community colleges to pay part-time faculty at same rate, on per-hour basis, as public university or community college pays full-time faculty to prepare for and teach course.
    • SB 768 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/23/2023 AGENDA: Requires Department of Education to conduct study to determine feasibility of collecting student course grade history in grades 6 through 12.
    • SB 275 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/23/2023 AGENDA: Requires Department of Education, Teacher Standards and Practices Commission and Educator Advancement Council to conduct study to identify best means of improving alignment among state education agencies.
    • SB 1045 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/23/2023 AGENDA: Directs Department of Education to review department's statutes, rules and internal policies to identify how best to incorporate suggestions made by Secretary of State following audit of education in this state.
    • SB 1002 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/23/2023 AGENDA: Eliminates State School Fund distributions for facility grants.
    • SB 215 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Allows Department of Education to adjust amounts charged related to distribution of agricultural products received from United States Department of Agriculture for school food programs.
    • SB 218 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Requires Department of Education and law enforcement agencies to make available to Teacher Standards and Practices Commission certain information received during investigation of suspected sexual conduct or child abuse.
    • SB 283 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Requires Department of Education to conduct study to determine how to address workforce shortage in education.
    • SB 426 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Modifies requirements of Healthy and Safe Schools Plan related to integrated pest management.
    • SB 489 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Eliminates restrictions on payment of unemployment insurance benefits to certain nonprofessional educational workers.
    • SB 518 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Specifies contract price at which apprentice utilization requirements apply to qualified contracts with institutions of higher education and school districts.
    • SB 523 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission plan regarding applied baccalaureate degrees to include name and type of applied baccalaureate degrees to be conferred.
    • SB 549 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Directs Oregon Health Authority to modify amounts of grants for school-based health centers for inflation.
    • SB 551 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Requires school districts to provide specified information related to secure storage of medications and firearms.
    • SB 572 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to work with Portland State University and community colleges to establish post-secondary program for youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
    • SB 575 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Directs Department of Education to develop and implement statewide education plan for students who are eligible for special education and who have experienced disproportionate results in education due to historical practices.
    • SB 600 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Appropriates moneys to Higher Education Coordinating Commission for distribution to Oregon Office for Community Dispute Resolution at University of Oregon.
    • SB 923 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Requires school districts to designate person's school or program of enrollment.
    • SB 992 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 AGENDA: Prescribes requirements for information recorded on student transcript, including types of credits earned by student.
    • SB 421 Establishes youth advisory council.
    • SB 273 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study to determine how to best coordinate post-secondary education in Oregon.
    • SB 3 Requires students to complete one credit of future planning as requirement for high school diploma.
    • SB 854 Requires each school district board to develop written plan establishing climate change instructional program for kindergarten through grade 12 no later than June 1, 2026.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 278 Requires separate calculation of virtual public charter school ADMw if school district that sponsors virtual public charter school had decrease in ADMw as compared to previous school year.
    • SB 409 Prescribes information related to courses of study offered by school district that district school board must ensure is provided on school district's website.
    • SB 1050 Aligns implementation date of academic content standards for Holocaust and genocide studies with implementation date of academic content standards for ethnic studies.
    • SB 1066 Establishes Task Force on For-Profit Providers of Educational Services in Virtual Public Charter Schools.
    • SB 885 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Library for biennium beginning July 1, 2023, for purpose of hiring consultant to assist libraries apply for federal moneys for purpose of providing broadband access.
    • SB 1075 Directs Department of Education to establish school media program standards and provide technical assistance related to those standards.
    • SB 262 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct study to determine best method for decreasing student debt held by students who attend public post-secondary institutions of education.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 425 Requires Department of Education to study juvenile detention education programs and youth corrections education programs.
    • SB 473 Directs school district board to adopt prevention curriculum that addresses child sex trafficking.
  • Work Session
    • SB 1082 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish project connecting adults in custody and former adults in custody to community colleges, public universities and apprenticeship programs.
    • SB 269 Directs Department of Corrections and Higher Education Coordinating Commission to enter into memorandum of understanding regarding correctional education system.
    • SB 270 Authorizes adult in custody to enroll in academic program at any community college in state, any distance learning academic program or any other higher education academic program that adult in custody applies for and is accepted into, provided that enrollment in academic program is consistent with administrative rules and regulations adopted by Department of Corrections.
    • SB 517 Prohibits licensing board, commission or agency from denying, suspending or revoking occupational or professional license solely for reason that applicant or licensee was convicted of crime or subject to qualifying juvenile adjudication that does not substantially relate to specific duties and responsibilities for which license is required.
    • SB 17 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission, in coordination with Department of Public Safety Standards and Training and community colleges, to study how best to make classes that are part of recruit academy training for police officers be academic credits that are part of associate degree.
    • SB 658 Establishes pilot program to provide funding to school districts for purposes of increasing access to schools by homeless students and improving academic achievement of homeless students.
    • SB 449 Permits adopted former foster children to have amount of tuition and all fees waived if attending defined institutions of higher education for purposes of pursuing initial undergraduate degree.
Energy and Environment
  • Work Session
    • SB 542 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 03/28/2023 MEETING: Requires original equipment manufacturer to make available to owner of consumer electronic equipment or independent repair provider on fair and reasonable terms any documentation, tool, part or other device or implement that original equipment manufacturer makes available to authorized repair provider for purpose of diagnosing, maintaining or repairing consumer electronic equipment.
    • SB 522 Changes name of "Oregon Global Warming Commission" to "Oregon Climate Action Commission." Modifies membership and duties of commission.
    • SB 582 Requires state agency that authorizes or funds, in whole or in part, installation of electric vehicle charging system located on customer's side of meter to require installing contractor or contractors to hold all legally required licenses and one or more electricians who hold Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program certification to supervise or participate in installation.
    • SB 868 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to study how to build resiliency into buildings.
    • SB 869 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to study how to build efficiency into buildings.
    • SB 870 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to study how to build resiliency and efficiency into buildings.
    • SB 871 Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to study how to build efficiency and resiliency into buildings.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 123 Requires Department of Environmental Quality to study recyclability claims.
    • SB 488 Requires municipal solid waste incinerator that accepts more than specified amounts of hospital, medical or infectious waste in calendar year to meet federal emissions limits for hospital, medical or infectious waste incinerator.
    • SB 803 Establishes standard for carbon intensity and other characteristics of diesel fuel used in on-road motor vehicles.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Youth Voices
      This is an opportunity for youth to tell the committee about an energy or environment issue that is
      significant to them. If you are a student (kindergarten - 12th grade) that would like to participate,
      please register at the following link
      https://survey.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bPeyEKkSWYFS1X8 and indicate your preference to
      participate either remotely or in person. Due to committee schedules, we may need to limit how many
      individuals can speak in one day and we ask that you keep your testimony to three minutes. If you
      would prefer to share your views in writing, please submit your testimony to
      SEE.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov and it will be posted on OLIS.
    • Note change: SB 522, SB 582, and SB 803 have been added.

    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously
      posted agendas.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Youth Voices
      This is an opportunity for youth to tell the committee about an energy or environment issue that is
      significant to them. If you are a student (kindergarten - 12th grade) that would like to participate,
      please register at the following link
      https://survey.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bPeyEKkSWYFS1X8 and indicate your preference to
      participate either remotely or in person. Due to committee schedules, we may need to limit how many
      individuals can speak in one day and we ask that you keep your testimony to three minutes. If you
      would prefer to share your views in writing, please submit your testimony to
      SEE.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov and it will be posted on OLIS.
Finance and Revenue
3/30/2023 3:00 PM, HR A - No Meeting Scheduled
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1 Directs Department of Revenue to develop schedule allowing personal income taxpayers to voluntarily report taxpayers' self-identified race and ethnicity identifiers.
  • Work Session
    • SB 1 Directs Department of Revenue to develop schedule allowing personal income taxpayers to voluntarily report taxpayers' self-identified race and ethnicity identifiers.
    • SB 158 Extends sunsets for pass-through business alternative income tax and related personal income tax credit.
    • SB 205 Allows Department of Revenue to disclose to and give access to Employment Department employees, for purpose of detecting whether identity theft or fraud has been committed, otherwise confidential taxpayer information.
Health Care
  • Work Session
    • SB 1041 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Prohibits cost-sharing on certain health insurance coverage of supplemental and diagnostic breast examinations.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • Please note: SB 192 is scheduled solely for the purpose of hearing testimony from the
      people who previously signed up to testify at the meeting on 3-29-2023.
    • SB 192 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Requires Oregon Health Authority to study ways to lower cost of prescription drugs.
  • Work Session
    • SB 966 Requires Oregon Health Authority to adopt standards for types of data collected for all payer, all claims database that are consistent with standards adopted for collection of data on race, ethnicity, language, disability status, sexual orientation and gender identity.
    • SB 1079 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study hospital licensing requirements.
    • SB 584 Directs Oregon Health Authority to implement website with functionality to provide online scheduling portal for health care providers that participate in medical assistance to use to contact health care interpreters directly and to process billing.
    • SB 1043 Requires providers of substance use treatment or detoxification services, hospitals, long term care facilities, residential care facilities and providers of outpatient physical or behavioral health services, upon release, discharge or transfer of patient or resident or at conclusion of patient visit, to provide two doses of overdose reversal medication and medical supplies necessary to administer medication if patient or resident has prescription for opioid medication or has history of opioid use.
    • SB 1076 Requires licensed hospitals to include in hospital's discharge policy specified procedures for discharge of homeless patients.
    • SB 1074 Directs Oregon Health Authority to administer two-year demonstration project in two counties to test whether expanding scope of compensable services provided by community health workers can improve outcomes for low-income families and children at risk of entering foster care system.
    • SB 624 Establishes certified community behavioral health clinic program in Oregon Health Authority.
    • SB 492 Imposes new requirements on the determination of health services to be provided in state medical assistance program.
    • SB 191 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study fee-for-service medical assistance recipients' access to health care providers in rural areas of this state.
    • SB 608 Prohibits insurers offering policies or certificates of health insurance and pharmacy benefit managers from requiring claim for reimbursement of prescription drug to include modifier or other indicator that drug is 340B drug.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • Please note: SB 1085 is scheduled solely for the purpose of hearing testimony from the
      people who previously signed up to testify at the meeting on 3-29-2023.
    • SB 1085 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023: Allows pharmacist to test and provide treatment for certain health conditions.

    • Note change: Public Hearing and Possible Work Session for SB 192 and SB 1085 added.
4/5/2023 1:00 PM, HR B - Meeting Cancelled
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1042 Requires Oregon Health Policy Board to produce and provide to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to health by December 31, 2024, comprehensive report regarding success in achieving aims of Oregon Integrated and Coordinated Health Care Delivery System.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1042 Requires Oregon Health Policy Board to produce and provide to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to health by December 31, 2024, comprehensive report regarding success in achieving aims of Oregon Integrated and Coordinated Health Care Delivery System.
Housing and Development
  • Work Session
    • SB 611 Increases amount residential landlord owes tenant for landlord-cause termination of tenancy.
    • SB 648 Prohibits counties from allowing use of certain new dwellings on resource lands as vacation occupancies.
    • SB 847 Freezes tax assessed value for certain new residential construction for five property tax years.
    • SB 861 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Housing and Community Services Department to provide grants to promote innovative and cost-effective housing types.
    • SB 918 Requires Housing and Community Services Department to study housing.
    • SB 979 Provides that constructing child care facility within project for affordable housing does not subject project for affordable housing to prevailing wage requirements if child care facility meets specified requirements.
    • SB 1051 Requires Department of Land Conservation and Development to study urban reserves.
    • SB 1069 Allows residential landlord and tenant to agree to provide written notices by electronic messages and allow landlord to refund moneys by electronic means.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 406 Requires certain cities in Tillamook County to allow middle housing on residentially zoned lands, to adopt housing production strategies and to accommodate estimated housing needs upon lands inventoried as buildable lands.

    • Note change: SB 977 has been removed, SB 611 has been added, and SB 406 has been updated.
4/5/2023 8:00 AM, HR C - No Meeting Scheduled
Human Services
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 606 Establishes Nonprofit Workforce Retention Fund in State Treasury, separate and distinct from General Fund, from which Employment Department must provide grants to qualifying nonprofit organizations for purpose of increasing compensation of and reducing turnover among employees of each recipient nonprofit organization.
    • SB 865 Directs Department of Human Services to begin search for relative placement resources immediately upon child or ward entering substitute care.
    • SB 104 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to evaluate implementation of certification of agency with choice service providers and to submit findings from evaluation to interim committees of Legislative Assembly related to health not later than September 15, 2024.
    • SB 105 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to study delivery of developmental disability services statewide.
    • SB 695 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Oregon Health Authority to study potential pathways for local governments and nonprofit providers to receive Medicaid reimbursement directly for crisis response services.
    • SB 93 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to study department's processes for delivering services to aging adults.
    • SB 106 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to study disposition rates of child abuse investigations.
    • SB 823 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires disclosure, in response to public records request, of reports of investigations of child abuse occurring at specified state-authorized programs.
    • SB 99 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to study department's processes for delivering services to aging adults.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 116 Requires Department of Human Services to study alternative models for delivery of public benefits.
    • SB 1030 Requires Judicial Department, in collaboration with Public Defense Services Commission, to study child welfare investigations and improvements necessary to align rights and procedural protections of parents and children involved in child welfare investigations with those afforded to defendants in criminal proceedings.
    • SB 94 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to study demographics of children in Oregon.
    • SB 98 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to study demographics of families receiving child welfare services.
  • Work Session
    • SB 556 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Prohibits public bodies from seizing certain benefits and resources intended for persons in custody of Department of Human Services.
    • SB 91 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to request from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approval of waiver to obtain federal financial participation in costs of program to pay parents of minor children with disabilities to provide attendant care services to children.
    • SB 570 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to contract with up to two agencies providing agency with choice services.
    • SB 610 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Establishes Food for All Oregonians Program within Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to provide nutrition assistance to residents of this state who would qualify for federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program but for immigration status.
    • SB 995 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Education to approve training program in restraint and seclusion of student only if program is one of nationally recognized programs that has been designated by Department of Human Services as satisfying department's certification requirements for use of restraint and seclusion.
    • SB 790 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Modifies definition of "abuse" for purposes of child abuse to include violations of existing laws prohibiting infliction of corporal punishment on students and use of restraint and seclusion on students.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Youth Voices
      Any current or former youth with experience receiving child welfare services is invited to submit written or verbal testimony to the Committee at this time on any topic they choose. Those who choose to participate may submit written testimony rather than verbal, and written comments will be included in the public record.

      Youth Voices written public comment instructions:
      - Email: SHS.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov
      - Mail: Senate Human Services
      900 Court Street NE, Room 453, Salem, OR, 97301
      - Written comment may be submitted up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.

      Youth Voices verbal public comment instructions:
      - Register online (please note this is not a link to register for testimony on a bill):
      https://survey.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2c8fxRPmjb1kqW2
      - Register by phone to speak in person or remotely: 833-588-4500 (U.S. toll free)
      - Registration closes 30 minutes ahead of meeting start time.
    • Note change: SB 94, SB 98, SB 104, SB 105, SB 695, SB 93, SB 106, SB 823, SB 99, SB 556, SB 91, SB 570, SB 610, SB 995, and SB 790 have been added.
4/5/2023 3:00 PM, HR B - Meeting Cancelled
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 715 Prohibits Department of Human Services from disclosing records and reports related to child abuse investigations to certain entities unless court finds report of abuse is founded.
    • HB 2447 A Provides that declarations of Department of Human Services or Oregon Health Authority relating to deceased depositors of certain financial institutions must be made within specified time period.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Youth Voices
      Any current or former youth with experience receiving child welfare services is invited to submit written or verbal testimony to the Committee at this time on any topic they choose. Those who choose to participate may submit written testimony rather than verbal, and written comments will be included in the public record.

      Youth Voices written public comment instructions:
      - Email: SHS.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov
      - Mail: Senate Human Services
      900 Court Street NE, Room 453, Salem, OR, 97301
      - Written comment may be submitted up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.

      Youth Voices verbal public comment instructions:
      - Register online (please note this is not a link to register for testimony on a bill):
      https://survey.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_39MI0znVGg4tvPo
      - Register by phone to speak in person or remotely: 833-588-4500 (U.S. toll free)
      - Registration closes 30 minutes ahead of meeting start time.
    • Note change: SB 1056 has been removed.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 715 Prohibits Department of Human Services from disclosing records and reports related to child abuse investigations to certain entities unless court finds report of abuse is founded.
    • HB 2447 A Provides that declarations of Department of Human Services or Oregon Health Authority relating to deceased depositors of certain financial institutions must be made within specified time period.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Youth Voices
      Any current or former youth with experience receiving child welfare services is invited to submit written or verbal testimony to the Committee at this time on any topic they choose. Those who choose to participate may submit written testimony rather than verbal, and written comments will be included in the public record.

      Youth Voices written public comment instructions:
      - Email: SHS.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov
      - Mail: Senate Human Services
      900 Court Street NE, Room 453, Salem, OR, 97301
      - Written comment may be submitted up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.

      Youth Voices verbal public comment instructions:
      - Register online (please note this is not a link to register for testimony on a bill):
      https://survey.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4OWfV1TYC6tQuwu
      - Register by phone to speak in person or remotely: 833-588-4500 (U.S. toll free)
      - Registration closes 30 minutes ahead of meeting start time.
Judiciary
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 337 Directs Public Defense Services Commission to study ways to improve provision of public defense services within this state, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 957 Expands types of prior convictions that increase offense level for crime of public indecency.
  • Work Session
    • SB 188 Repeals provision prohibiting court from excluding admissible evidence on grounds evidence was obtained in violation of statute except in specified circumstances.
    • SB 256 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Prohibits person from knowingly or intentionally manufacturing, importing, distributing, offering for sale, selling or leasing or otherwise transferring, or installing or reinstalling counterfeit automobile supplemental restraint system component, nonfunctional airbag or object that does not comply with federal standard for make, model and year of motor vehicle.
    • SB 344 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study use of technology to improve accuracy when measuring recidivism rates of persons convicted of felonies, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 348 Directs Department of Justice to study ways to address unlawful possession of firearms, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 355 Requires Oregon State Bar to study attorneys.
    • SB 376 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to study insurance.
    • SB 380 Requires Judicial Department to study protective proceedings.
    • SB 527 Allows gun dealer or person transferring firearms, firearm accessories, ammunition or ammunition components for purchase at gun show, or business engaged in repairing or servicing firearms to establish minimum age of 21 years for such purchases, repairs or services.
    • SB 528 Modifies provisions relating to protective proceedings.
    • SB 614 Establishes exception, for video cameras worn by law enforcement officer, to prohibition on law enforcement agency collecting or maintaining information about person's political, religious or social views or activities.
    • SB 619 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Permits consumers to obtain from a controller that processes consumer personal data confirmation as to whether controller is processing consumer's personal data and categories of personal data controller is processing, list of specific third parties to which controller has disclosed consumer's personal data and copy of all of consumer's personal data that controller has processed or is processing.
    • SB 697 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Modifies process for setting aside convictions and guilty except for insanity judgments.
    • SB 698 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Directs Judicial Department to develop and implement automated system that identifies convictions, arrests, citations, charges and judgments of guilty except for insanity that are eligible to be automatically sealed.
    • SB 808 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Modifies membership and other provisions relating to the Commission on Statewide Law Enforcement Standards of Conduct and Discipline.
    • SB 848 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Extends provision relating to indemnification provisions in construction agreements to all types of damages.
    • SB 891 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Modifies provisions relating to Oregon Death with Dignity Act.
    • SB 953 Changes title of "district medical examiner" to "county medical examiner." Changes title of "medical-legal death investigator" to "medicolegal death investigator."
      Eliminates partial reimbursement by state of certain county autopsy expenditures.
    • SB 974 Creates crime of sexual assault by fraudulent representation.
    • SB 1052 Modifies crimes related to involuntary servitude and human trafficking.
    • SB 1060 Modifies definition of "physical injury," for purposes of Oregon Criminal Code, to include physical trauma.
    • SB 1061 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Directs Oregon Cannabis Commission, Oregon Health Authority, Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission and Department of Revenue to work collaboratively to ensure access to cannabis for Oregonians.
    • Note Change: SB 413 and SB 909 removed. SB 256, SB 344, SB 376, SB 619, SB 697, SB 698, SB 808, SB 848, SB 891, and SB 1061 have been carried over.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 185 Requires Department of Justice to study immigration in this state.
    • SB 320 Provides that person sentenced to mandatory minimum sentence under Ballot Measure 11 (1994), for crime other than murder, who has not been previously sentenced under measure is eligible for reduction in sentence for appropriate institutional behavior and participation in certain programming unless otherwise ordered by court for substantial and compelling reasons.
    • SB 372 Requires State Department of Agriculture to study animals.
  • Work Session
    • SB 319 Provides that person who contracts with public body to provide services for purposes of community restoration or to restore fitness to proceed is state officer, employee or agent for purposes of indemnification under Oregon Tort Claims Act under certain circumstances.
    • SB 321 Creates process by which person convicted or found guilty except for insanity as result of nonunanimous jury verdict may file petition for post-conviction relief within one year of effective date of Act.
    • SB 337 Directs Public Defense Services Commission to study ways to improve provision of public defense services within this state, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 353 Requires Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study cannabis.
    • SB 413 Establishes Public Defense Services Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program in Oregon State Bar to provide forgivable loans to eligible public defense attorneys for outstanding student loans.
    • SB 470 Prohibits denial of medical assistance on basis that individual under 19 years of age is in detention pending adjudication.
    • SB 554 Creates process by which person may file post-conviction relief petition due to currently available relevant forensic scientific evidence at any time after conviction.
    • SB 780 Creates offense of unlawful fender height modifications.
    • SB 816 Modifies duration of certain restraining orders when restrained person requests hearing within relevant time frame.
    • SB 909 Updates and modernizes laws that govern formation, governance, operations and conversion of limited liability companies in this state and relations among members, managers and third parties with respect to limited liability companies in this state.
    • SB 915 Creates Deadly Force Prosecutions Unit within Criminal Justice Division of Department of Justice.
    • SB 957 Expands types of prior convictions that increase offense level for crime of public indecency.
    • SB 1070 Requires sentencing court to consider as mitigation evidence whether defendant was subjected to domestic abuse that was contributing factor in criminal behavior.
    • Note Change: SB 780 and SB 909 added. SB 817 and SB 1027 removed.
  • Work Session
    • Placeholder Bills
    • SB 330 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study Indian tribes.
    • SB 332 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study access to behavioral health treatment in rural and medically underserved areas of this state.
    • SB 341 Requires State Court Administrator to study courts.
    • SB 347 Requires Oregon Youth Authority to study issues related to youth.
    • SB 349 Directs Department of Justice to study ways to improve provision of crime victim services, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 356 Requires Oregon State Bar to study attorneys.
    • SB 358 Requires Oregon State Bar to study rules of evidence.
    • SB 359 Requires Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study issues relating to law enforcement officers.
    • SB 366 Directs Department of Justice to study possible modifications to post-conviction relief proceeding procedures to increase efficiency, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 367 Directs Department of Corrections to study issues relating to prison evacuations due to wildfire, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 368 Directs Department of Corrections to study availability of adult education programming within department institutions, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 369 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study ways to improve efficiency of procedures for setting aside convictions, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 371 Requires State Court Administrator to study court lawsuits.
    • SB 375 Requires State Court Administrator to study court civil proceedings.
    • SB 381 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of payment of fines on recidivism rates, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 382 Directs Judicial Department to study establishment of Central Violations Bureau, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 385 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of different types of sentences on recidivism rates, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 387 Directs Department of Corrections to study programs available to adults in custody, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 388 Deletes obsolete reference to definition of "alternative fuel vehicle." Defines "alternative fuel vehicle.".
    • SB 389 Directs Department of Justice to study ways to address domestic violence, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • SB 390 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study availability of mental health treatment in rural areas of Oregon.
    • SB 393 Directs Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study effect of sentencing types on recidivism rates, and to provide results of study to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2024.
    • Note Change: All of the above measures have been added for work sessions.
    • This 5 pm meeting agenda is reserved for any measures that must be carried over from the 1 pm meeting.
Labor and Business
  • Work Session
    • SB 987 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Requires Public Employees Retirement Board to study approaches to lowering employer contribution rate paid by charter schools under Public Employees Retirement System.
    • SB 1048 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Directs Department of Transportation to establish small business assistance program to assist qualified small businesses in competing for department's public improvement contracts.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 631 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Permits employees of certain state agencies to refuse to work additional mandatory overtime shift scheduled by employer when employee has already worked mandatory overtime in same month.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 851 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Requires Bureau of Labor and Industries to study matters relating to psychological abuse occurring in workplaces in Oregon.
    • SB 907 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Provides employee with right to refuse to perform task assigned by employer under certain circumstances.
    • SB 925 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Makes unlawful practice for employer or employment agency to advertise job, promotion or transfer opportunity without disclosing pay range and employment benefits in job posting.
    • SB 999 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Requires Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issues relating to different leave laws under which individuals may take time off of work for qualifying reasons.
    • Note change: Carried over SB 631, SB 987, SB 1048, SB 851, SB 907, SB 925, and SB 999.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2864 Expands list of employees that may be charged certain representation fees to include employees of Department of Corrections and of Oregon Corrections Enterprises, and parole and probation officers who supervise adult offenders.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 30 Requires Bureau of Labor and Industries, in consultation with Employment Department to conduct study that identifies apprenticeship opportunities in this state and evaluates best practices for keeping up-to-date list of available opportunities on webpages of bureau and department.
    • SB 32 Permits Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study public contracting law.
    • SB 33 Requires Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issues related to internal staffing at bureau.
    • SB 34 Authorizes Oregon Business Development Department to survey state loan and grant programs for economic development.
    • SB 35 Permits Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issues relating to employment in this state.
    • SB 36 Authorizes Director of Employment Department to study alternative arrangements by which employers may make tax payments required under unemployment insurance law.
    • SB 37 Permits Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issues relating to unlawful employment practices that occur in Oregon.
    • SB 52 Requires Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issues related to compliance with employment laws of this state.
    • SB 591 Requires Bureau of Labor and Industries to study issue of labor trafficking in this state.
    • SB 593 Requires Employment Department to study issues related to family and medical leave insurance program.
    • Note change: Added SB 30, SB 32, SB 33, SB 34, SB 35, SB 36, SB 37, SB 52, SB 591, and SB 593.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Invited speakers only.
    • Overview of Advisory Report on Equal Pay in Oregon
      Ian Green, Audit Manager, Office of the Secretary of State
      Kip Memmott, Audits Director, Office of the Secretary of State
  • Work Session
    • HB 2864 Expands list of employees that may be charged certain representation fees to include employees of Department of Corrections and of Oregon Corrections Enterprises, and parole and probation officers who supervise adult offenders.
    • Note change: Added HB 2864.
Natural Resources
  • Work Session
    • SB 80 Requires State Forestry Department to study wildfire.
    • SB 530 CARRIED OVER FROM 3-29-23 MEETING: Establishes state policy regarding natural climate solutions.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 85 Requires State Department of Agriculture to study confined animal feeding operations.
    • SB 398 Requires State Department of Agriculture to study confined animal feeding operations.
    • SB 931 Specifies that community or area-wide sewerage system is not available for purposes of issuance or denial of permit unless sewerage system is within ___ feet of property.
    • SB 1006 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby to conduct fish habitat restoration projects at specified locations.
    • SB 872 Instructs State Forestry Department to endeavor to partner with federal agencies to undertake certain activities in federal forests related to fire prevention and request that federal agencies fund activities.
    • SB 949 Authorizes ports to assess public bodies for share of costs of removing sediment from port waters.
    • SB 830 Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to include relocation of beavers from western Oregon to central and eastern Oregon in program for voluntarily relocating beavers.
    • SB 70 Amends definition of high-value farmlands for residential rezoning of lands within Eastern Oregon Border Economic Development Region.
    • SB 471 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Department of Agriculture for deposit in Wolf Management Compensation and Proactive Trust Fund.
    • Note change: The Work Session on SB 530 is being carried over from the March 29th agenda.

    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously posted agendas.
Rules
3/30/2023 3:00 PM, HR C - No Meeting Scheduled
Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs
  • Public Hearing
    • SJM 6 Urges Congress to enact legislation granting statehood to Washington, D.C. .
  • Work Session
    • SB 178 Directs Department of Veterans' Affairs to study and make recommendations for policy proposals for tax treatment of military pensions.
    • SB 884 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-28 MEETING: Grants higher property tax exemption for property of veterans with disabilities.
    • SB 935 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-28 MEETING: Prohibits landlords from denying application for tenancy based on certain rental or financial screening or admissions criteria if applicant is refugee from Ukraine.
    • SB 956 Instructs Water Resources Commission to take certain actions related to Walla Walla Water 2050 Strategic Plan.
    • SB 962 Directs Oregon Department of Emergency Management to develop and implement grant program to distribute moneys to certain counties to fund emergency preparedness coordinators.
    • SB 1009 Authorizes issuance of general obligation bonds under Article XI-Q of Oregon Constitution for construction of veterans' home in Roseburg, Oregon.

    • Note Change: SB 884 and SB 935 have been carried over from the 3-28 meeting.
  • Work Session
    • SJM 6 Urges Congress to enact legislation granting statehood to Washington, D.C. .
    • - Go to: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/citizen engagement/Pages/language-access.aspx
      - Language Access Services (interpreter, translation, CART):
      Request services at least 3 days prior to the scheduled meeting date.
      - Closed captioning is available for live and recorded meetings.
House
Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and Water
  • Work Session
    • HB 2685 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-28-2023 MEETING: Restores availability of income or corporate excise tax credit for processing or collection of woody biomass.
    • HB 3099 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-28-2023 MEETING: Requires Water Resources Department to study water management in Chewaucan River watershed.
    • HB 2127 Requires Department of Land Conservation and Development to study changes to Land Conservation and Development Commission and abolishment of Land Use Board of Appeals.
    • HB 2238 Authorizes Director of Department of State Lands to adopt rules establishing fees related to removal or fill permit applications, wetland delineation reports and general authorizations.
    • HB 2631 Provides that compensation for loss or injury to livestock or working dogs under wolf depredation compensation and financial assistance grant program must be based on multiplier of not more than seven times fair market value of livestock or working dogs and recommendation of county advisory committee.
    • HB 2633 Allows person who submits application for compensation under wolf depredation compensation and financial assistance grant program to amend application.
    • HB 3019 Transfers revenue from levy of additional privilege tax under forest products harvest tax to State Forestry Department Account for distribution to Oregon Forest Resources Institute Fund, Oregon Forest Land Protection Fund and Higher Education Coordinating Commission for Oregon State University Extension Service to implement Oregon Environmental Literacy Plan.
    • HB 3346 Establishes Task Force on the Water Rights and Transfers Protest Backlog.
    • HB 3440 Allows counties with population between 200,000 and 650,000 to elect to distribute receipts from sales of certain lands and mineral rights through alternative mechanism.
    • HB 3458 Limits issues that may be basis for appeal of land use decisions where local government amends comprehensive plan or land use regulations.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3181 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-28-2023 MEETING: Directs State Department of Energy and Department of Land Conservation and Development to convene work group to examine barriers, opportunities and other issues related to renewable energy and transmission project siting in Oregon.

    • Please note: HB 3086 is scheduled solely for the purpose of hearing testimony from people who previously signed up to testify at the meeting on March 28, 2023.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3086 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-28-2023 MEETING: Clarifies process of Senate confirmation of members of State Fish and Wildlife Commission.

    • Please note: HB 3368 is scheduled solely for the purpose of hearing testimony from people who previously signed up to testify at the meeting on March 21, 2023.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3368 Directs Water Resources Department to produce state of water resources report and basin water assessments.
    • HB 3207 Amends reporting requirements for real estate transaction sampling of domestic wells to require labs conducting tests to submit results to Department of Environmental Quality.
    • HB 3362 Allows city or county to validate unit of land that had been approved for creation or recognition that was later revoked after sale to innocent purchaser.

    • Please note: HB 2192 is scheduled solely for the purpose of hearing testimony from people who previously signed up to testify at the meeting on February 21, 2023.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2192 Aligns criteria for alteration, restoration or replacement of a dwellings on lands zoned for forest use consistent with criteria applicable to dwellings on lands zoned for farm use.
    • HB 3021 Establishes that perfected and developed water right is not subject to forfeiture if owner of water right ceased to use all or part of water appropriated for period of five successive years because owner engaged in water conservation practices or distribution of water that owner received from water district was less than certificated maximum for period of at least five successive years.

    • Note change: HB 3163 has been removed.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3368 Directs Water Resources Department to produce state of water resources report and basin water assessments.
    • HB 3086 Clarifies process of Senate confirmation of members of State Fish and Wildlife Commission.
    • HB 3179 Requires State Department of Energy to study permitting requirements for renewable energy facilities and to develop recommendations to improve permitting process.
    • HB 3180 Requires Department of Land Conservation and Development to study land use siting of solar photovolatic power generating facilities.
    • HB 3181 Directs State Department of Energy and Department of Land Conservation and Development to convene work group to examine barriers, opportunities and other issues related to renewable energy and transmission project siting in Oregon.
    • HB 3207 Amends reporting requirements for real estate transaction sampling of domestic wells to require labs conducting tests to submit results to Department of Environmental Quality.
    • HB 3163 Establishes Place-Based Water Planning Fund.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 3124 Requires Water Resources Department to study drought.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3052 Requires Department of State Lands to study natural resources in Oregon.
    • HB 3343 Requires Water Resources Department to study sustainable management of ground water.
    • HB 3365 Authorizes certain Deschutes Basin irrigation districts to temporarily allow change of place of use of water, or change in point of diversion, within Deschutes Basin irrigation districts.

    • Note change: HB 3163 has been added.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 2206 Requires Department of State Lands to study creation of credits for restoration of salmon habitat.
    • HB 2659 Requires Land Conservation and Development Commission to update rules adopted in response to Governor's executive order on climate to address specific issues.
    • HB 3479 Requires Water Resources Department to study budget of department.
    • HB 3480 Requires Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board to study budget of board.
  • Work Session
    • HJR 23 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to modify return of surplus revenue to personal income taxpayers by directing percentage of surplus revenue to reserve fund established to combat drought.
    • HB 3468 Provides for portion of surplus revenue refunds to be directed to Oregon Drought Reserve Fund instead of returned to personal income taxpayers.
    • HB 2192 Aligns criteria for alteration, restoration or replacement of a dwellings on lands zoned for forest use consistent with criteria applicable to dwellings on lands zoned for farm use.
    • HB 2253 Disqualifies land from farm use special assessments upon final civil penalty or judgment of conviction for illegal growing of crops against landowner or person in possession and control of land.
    • HB 2487 Allows lands zoned for exclusive farm use to be used for weddings or events east of the summit of the Cascade Range.
    • HB 2765 Grants to South Suburban Sanitary District exclusive right to use and sell treated wastewater discharged by district into Klamath River or tributaries.
    • HB 2929 Authorizes Water Resources Department to seek injunctive relief if person has engaged, or is about to engage, in activity that is or will be violation of certain water laws.
    • HB 3021 Establishes that perfected and developed water right is not subject to forfeiture if owner of water right ceased to use all or part of water appropriated for period of five successive years because owner engaged in water conservation practices or distribution of water that owner received from water district was less than certificated maximum for period of at least five successive years.
    • HB 3052 Requires Department of State Lands to study natural resources in Oregon.
    • HB 3159 Increases state transient lodging tax.
    • HB 3232 Prohibits limitation on percentage of chinook and coho salmon that may be taken by commercial fisheries using alternative gears.
    • HB 3343 Requires Water Resources Department to study sustainable management of ground water.
    • HB 3362 Allows city or county to validate unit of land that had been approved for creation or recognition that was later revoked after sale to innocent purchaser.
    • HB 3365 Authorizes certain Deschutes Basin irrigation districts to temporarily allow change of place of use of water, or change in point of diversion, within Deschutes Basin irrigation districts.

    • Note change: HB 3232 has been added. HJR 23, HB 2765, HB 3021, HB 3052, HB 3343, HB 3362, HB 3365, and HB 3468 have been updated. HB 2127, HB 2899, HB 3181, HB 3191, HB 3207, HB 3292, HB 3458, HB 3475, HB 3570, and HB 3580 have been removed.
Behavioral Health and Health Care
    • Please Note: The Committee will recess at 5:00 PM and reconvene at 5:30 PM.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3157 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2023 MEETING: Establishes Health Insurance Mandate Review Advisory Committee to review each proposed legislative measure, legislative concept or amendment that requires health insurer or health care service contractor to reimburse cost of specified procedure or provider, if measure, concept or amendment is posted to legislative committee's agenda, and to produce report on equity and financial effects of each required coverage that is proposed and efficacy of treatment or service proposed.
    • HB 2665 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2023 MEETING: Directs Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules to establish rates that temporary staffing agency may charge to or receive from entity that engages temporary staffing agency.
    • HB 2817 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Clarifies area of leg to which definition of "podiatry" applies.
    • HB 2397 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires Oregon Health Authority to study opioid overdose prevention.
    • HB 2538 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires health insurance coverage of health care interpretation services that are legally mandated.
    • HB 3380 Allows physician to prescribe continuous glucose monitor to certain patients whether or not physician specializes in endocrinology.
    • HB 3298 Directs Oregon Health Authority to disburse to Oregon Health and Science University funds to support entity established within Oregon Health and Science University that advocates for improved maternal and neonatal outcomes.
    • HB 3258 Requires monitoring and reporting by prescription drug program prescription and dispensation of prescription drugs classified in schedule V of federal Controlled Substances Act.
    • HB 2642 Requires practitioner to query electronic prescription monitoring system with respect to patient prior to issuing to, or renewing for, patient prescription for certain prescription drugs.
    • HB 2513 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study implementation of Ballot Measure 110 (2021).
    • HB 2045 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study access to health care in Oregon.
    • HB 2697 Requires hospitals to establish technical staff and service staff staffing committees to develop staffing plans, in addition to nurse staffing committee.
    • HB 2742 Excludes certain costs from consideration as total health expenditures for purposes of Health Care Cost Growth Target program.
    • HB 2926 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish program to provide financial incentives to hospitals for offering clinical training opportunities for nursing students.
    • HB 3324 Directs Oregon Health Authority to establish program to provide incentives to nurse instructors.
    • HB 2928 Extends health care provider incentive program to health care providers who are students enrolled in health professional training programs leading to licensure as licensed practical nurse or registered nurse.
    • HB 3596 Allows person to practice surgical technology at health care facility if person has completed and is certified by specified apprenticeship program.
    • HB 2421 Allows applied behavior analysis professional to provide outpatient treatment for mental or emotional disorder or chemical dependency to certain patients without parental consent.
    • HB 2736 Enacts interstate Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact.
    • HB 2002 Modifies provisions relating to reproductive health rights.
    • HB 2235 Requires Oregon Health Authority to study access to behavioral health treatment in rural and medically underserved areas of this state.
    • HB 2977 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission, in collaboration with Oregon Health Authority, to establish grant program for purpose of distributing moneys to institutions of higher education to develop programs that prepare students to enter into behavioral health workforce.
    • HB 2651 Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Health Authority to be used for specified purposes related to expanding behavioral health provider workforce.
    • HB 3090 Prohibits distributing, selling, attempting to sell or allowing to be sold flavored inhalant delivery system product or flavored tobacco product in this state.
    • HB 3320 Imposes new requirements on hospitals with respect to financial assistance policies and processes.
    • HB 2878 Establishes Aligning for Health Pilot Program, administered by Oregon Health Authority, to test alternative methods for payment for health care.
    • HB 2445 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Authorizes independent behavioral health certification entity that meets specified requirements to certify addiction peer support specialists to work with coordinated care organizations.
    • HB 2455 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/2023 MEETING: Imposes requirements and restrictions on insurer and coordinated care organization audits of claims for reimbursement submitted by behavioral health treatment providers.
    • HB 2817 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Clarifies area of leg to which definition of "podiatry" applies.
    • HB 2927 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Establishes Statewide Steering Committee on Sickle Cell Disease.
    • HB 3126 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Establishes Emergency Behavioral Health Services for Children program in Oregon Health Authority to promote timely delivery of behavioral health services to children who present to hospital emergency departments in behavioral health crises.
    • Note change: HB 2817, HB 2927, and HB 3126 have been carried over.
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously posted agendas.
Business and Labor
  • Work Session
    • HB 2277 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Removes exemption from regulation by Department of Consumer and Business Services for self-insured plans of insurance operating solely in this state.
    • HB 2515 Allows marijuana producer, marijuana wholesaler, marijuana processor or marijuana retailer to use motion detection camera system at licensed premises.
    • HB 2556 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires that itemized statements provided to employees explain, in plain language, amount and purpose of each deduction.
    • HB 2649 CARRIED OVER FORM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Provides that qualifying agency must require as material provision of public improvement contract that contractor establish and implement plan for outreach to and recruitment and retention of women, minority individuals and veterans to perform work under public improvement contract, with aspirational target of having individuals in one or more of these groups perform at least 15 percent of total work hours that workers perform under public improvement contract.
    • HB 2800 CARRIED OVER FORM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Clarifies meaning of "because of age" in employment discrimination law.
    • HB 2870 Permits contractors to submit bonds in lieu of retainage for construction projects and public improvement contracts.
    • HB 2920 CARRIED OVER FORM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Directs insurer to consider only specified information in determining rates for motor vehicle liability insurance policy.
    • HB 3205 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Modifies definition of "compensation," for purposes of pay equity requirements, to exclude hiring bonuses and retention bonuses.
    • HB 3306 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/29/2023 MEETING: Requires entity that receives funds for certain workforce program initiatives to establish wage standards for individuals who participate in program administered by entity if, under program, entity provides individuals with paid work experience.
    • HB 3541 Extends exemption of insured employer from liability outside workers' compensation law to employer's parent company and related entities of employer under same parent company.
    • HB 3385 Requires certain residential general contractors proposing remodel or repair project of more than $20,000 in value to tour residential structure with property owner and provide property owner with itemized and detailed description for each feature of proposed construction work.

    • Note Change: HB 2649, HB 2800, HB 2920 have been carried over.
Climate, Energy, and Environment
  • Work Session
    • HB 3378 Requires Public Utility Commission, in consultation with State Department of Energy, to study development and adoption of microgrid systems and use of microgrid systems for increasing electric grid and energy resilience.
    • HB 3579 Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to adopt rules to govern procurements of clean energy technology.
    • HB 2714 Directs Department of Environmental Quality to establish program to provide rebates to persons that purchase qualifying medium or heavy duty zero-emission vehicles.
    • HB 3152 Permits Public Utility Commission to institute one or more proceedings to ensure commission's regulations, rules and orders, and programs overseen by commission, align with greenhouse gas emissions reduction requirements and targets established by statute or executive order, do not impede or delay timely and equitable implementation of greenhouse gas emissions reduction requirements and targets, and mitigate energy burden and risks of stranded assets for residential utility customers.
    • HB 2614 Requires transportation network companies to meet or exceed specified targets for percentage of service miles provided by zero-emission vehicles.
    • HB 2816 Requires person who owns, operates or controls high energy use facility to ensure that greenhouse gas emissions associated with electricity used by high energy use facility are reduced to 60 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2027, 80 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2030, 90 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2035 and 100 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2040.
    • HB 3143 Authorizes public utility, upon approval by Public Utility Commission, to issue bonds and securitize debt for costs and expenses incurred or to be incurred by public utility associated with events subject to federal or state declaration of emergency.
    • HB 3464 Provides, for purposes of certain statutes relating to taking of predatory animals, that terms "predatory animal" and "rodent" do not include beavers.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2170 Requires State Department of Energy to study feasibility of establishing renewable hydrogen hub at Oregon International Port of Coos Bay.
    • Note change: HB 3464 has been added to this agenda.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 82 A Establishes certain requirements for insurer that cancels or decides not to renew homeowner insurance policy, or that increases premium, for reason materially related to wildfire risk.
    • SB 545 A Directs Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules allowing restaurants to allow consumers to fill consumer-owned container with food.
Early Childhood and Human Services
  • Work Session
    • HB 2500 Requires that mileage reimbursement be paid to home care workers, personal support workers and other direct support professionals who commute more than 15 miles each way to client's residence.
    • HB 2683 Provides that child who has open case in child welfare system is eligible to participate in Employment Related Day Care subsidy program.
    • HB 3176 Requires Department of Human Services, in consultation with Office of Immigrant and Refugee Advancement, to award contracts to organizations to provide support services to immigrants and refugees.
    • HB 3005 Directs Housing and Community Services Department to provide financial assistance to eligible applicants to pay for allowable costs related to early child care infrastructure activities.
    • HB 3303 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Establishes Community Information Exchange Board and specifies membership and duties.
    • HB 2468 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Requires landlord to allow dwelling to be used as family child care home.
    • HB 2589 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Requires Department of Human Services to determine staffing levels needed to complete assessments within 20 days for individuals seeking enrollment in programs for all-inclusive care for elderly, and to submit agency request budget each biennium that reflects resources needed to meet determined staffing levels.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 3333 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Permits Department of Human Services to require specified providers to submit corrective action plan in lieu of investigating report of suspected abuse of child in care in certain circumstances.
    • HB 2991 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-29-2023 MEETING: Directs Department of Early Learning and Care to commission independent study regarding barriers to attaining high quality early childhood workforce.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2228 Requires Department of Early Learning and Care to study adequacy of early learning in state.
    • HB 2227 Requires Department of Early Learning and Care to study adequacy of availability of child care in state.
    • HB 2229 Requires Department of Early Learning and Care to study adequacy of early childhood education in state.

    • Note change: HB 3303, HB 2468, HB 2589, HB 3333, and HB 2991 carried over.
Economic Development and Small Business
  • Work Session
    • HB 3317 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Establishes Wallowa Rural and Recreational Economic Development Board.
    • HB 2013 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Requires Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study alcohol.
    • HB 3250 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Establishes Task Force on the State of Sports in Oregon to make recommendations for growing businesses in athletics, team sports, outdoor activities and recreation ecosystem in order to establish Oregon as most conducive location in North America for sports economy.
    • HB 3251 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Requires Oregon Tourism Commission to establish and administer grant program to promote, develop and sustain opportunities for agricultural tourism in rural communities in this state.
    • HB 3265 Directs Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to conduct study of feasibility of reporting transactions electronically and each quarter, rather than each month.
    • HB 2516 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Directs Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to adopt rules to allow certain marijuana producers to sell marijuana items directly to consumer.
    • HB 2258 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Extends sunset of Oregon Industrial Site Readiness Program.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 3308 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/28/23 AGENDA: Authorizes Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to issue delivery permit to qualified applicant to deliver alcoholic beverages to final consumers.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3349 Establishes regional solutions infrastructure director within Regional Solutions Program.
    • HB 3416 Appropriates moneys to Oregon Business Development Department for distribution to recipients for industrial lands projects.
    • HB 3532 Allows Arts Program to use up to five percent of value of Trust for Cultural Development Account for certain administrative purposes.
    • HB 2023 Requires Oregon Business Development Department to study sports in Oregon.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Public Testimony on Economic Development and Small Business
      Public Comment
      See instructions below to register to provide public comment or to submit written comment.
    • Note change: HB 3317, HB 2013, HB 3250, HB 3251, HB 2516, HB 2258, and HB 3308 have been carried over.
    • Submit written public comment:
      - Email: hecdsb.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov. Please specify agenda topic in subject line.
      - Mail: House Committee on Economic Development & Small Business
      900 Court Street NE, Room 453, Salem, OR, 97301
      - Written comment may be submitted up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3254 Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish statewide semiconductor industry consortium for purpose of building robust, strategic partnerships between semiconductor industry, institutions of education, workforce organizations and community-based organizations.
    • HB 2550 Creates income and corporate excise tax credits for investments in facilities used for manufacturing, siting of headquarters or research.
    • HB 3286 Extends sunsets of certain programs providing economic incentives.
    • HB 2023 Requires Oregon Business Development Department to study sports in Oregon.
    • HB 3272 Permits Secretary of State to share and communicate with approved organizations information about ethnicity, domicile and veteran status of owner or principal of large business that applies for or renews license, permit or registration in this state.
    • HB 3349 Establishes regional solutions infrastructure director within Regional Solutions Program.
    • HB 3416 Appropriates moneys to Oregon Business Development Department for distribution to recipients for industrial lands projects.
    • HB 3431 Provides permanent revenue stream from Oregon Marijuana Account to fund Economic Equity Investment Program created under chapter 103, Oregon Laws 2022 (Enrolled Senate Bill 1579).
    • HB 3532 Allows Arts Program to use up to five percent of value of Trust for Cultural Development Account for certain administrative purposes.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Public Testimony on Economic Development and Small Business
      Public Comment
      See instructions below to register to provide public comment or to submit written comment.
    • Note change: HB 2505 has been removed. HB 3272 and HB 3431 have been added.
    • Submit written public comment:
      - Email: hecdsb.exhibits@oregonlegislature.gov. Please specify agenda topic in subject line.
      - Mail: House Committee on Economic Development & Small Business
      900 Court Street NE, Room 453, Salem, OR, 97301
      - Written comment may be submitted up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.