Bills
Chief Sponsor:
Health Care
HB 2003: Oregon Prescription Drug Program: Permits all individuals who are residents of state and all public and private entities to participate in Oregon Prescription Drug Program.
HB 3103: Health insurance, public disclosure of rate filing information: Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to make premium rate filing information immediately available to public.
2008 Olympic Trials
HB 3223: 2008 Olympic Track and Field Trials: Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to City of Eugene for security costs of 2008 Olympic Track and Field Trials.
HB 3224 A: 2008 Olympic Track and Field Trials: Directs State Parks and Recreation Department to enhance Eugene-Springfield Willamette River corridor in preparation for 2008 Olympic Track and Field Trials.
Environment
HB 3246: Business and economy: Creates income tax credit for qualified investments (Oregon small business) in new machinery and equipment.
Housing
HB 3247: Manufactured home parks: Gives tenants' association, facility purchase association or tenants' association supported nonprofit organization 14-day right of first refusal for offer or agreement by landlord to sell facility.
HB 3248: Manufactured home parks: Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Housing and Community Services Department for biennial expenses related to financing of manufactured dwelling park purchases by or on behalf of tenants with low incomes.
HB 3249: Manufactured home parks: Establishes payment obligation for facility landlord closing manufactured dwelling park or portion of park.
Public Safety
HB 3251: Public Safety Coordinating Councils: Requires Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to administer collaboration grants for local public safety coordinating councils.
HB 3369 A: Public Safety Coordinating Councils: Requires county or counties to publish annual summary of changes made in response to recommendations made by local public safety coordinating council.
HB 3370: Treatment for drug and alcohol addiction and mental health: Directs Oregon Liquor Control Commission to transfer amount equal to five percent of gross revenues derived from sales of distilled liquor by bottle to Oregon Criminal Justice Commission Account.
Other bills co-sponsored:
HB 2001: Auditing: Directs Secretary of State to conduct performance and program audits on tax expenditures.
HB 2003: Health care, Prescription drug program: Permits all individuals who are residents of state and all public and private entities to participate in Oregon Prescription Drug Program.
HB 2004: Education: Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for Oregon prekindergarten program.
HB 2449 A: Designates Columbia Gorge Discovery Center as Oregon Ice Age Museum.
HB 2522: Veterans: Requires Department of Veterans' Affairs to provide information about depleted uranium and depleted uranium compounds and to assist veterans exposed to depleted uranium and depleted uranium compounds in obtaining health screening.
HB 2523: Health care: Requires pharmaceutical manufacturing companies to annually disclose to Department of Justice certain economic benefits provided in conjunction with marketing of prescription drugs.
HB 2569: Public safety, privacy, consumer protection: Creates crime of unauthorized trading in telephone records.
HB 2571: Health: Expands prohibition of smoking in public places and places of employment.
HB 2600: Manufactured homes: Allows tax credit to individual who owns and occupies manufactured dwelling as primary residence and who ends tenancy in manufactured dwelling park as result of closing of park or portion of park.
HB 2601: Manufactured homes: Establishes Manufactured Structure Relocation Fund separate and distinct from General Fund.
HB 2602: Manufactured homes: Provides that landlord renting space for siting manufactured dwelling owned by another is not subject to assessment for taxes on manufactured dwelling.
HB 2637 A: Children, public safety: Requires school districts to adopt policy prohibiting cyberbullying.
HB 2648 A: Health care: Prohibits pharmaceutical manufacturing companies from providing certain gifts in conjunction with marketing of prescription drugs.
HB 2650 B: Children, health: Specifies minimum standards for food and beverages sold in public schools.
HB 2674 B: Workers: Requires employer to pay over, in accordance with law or agreement requiring or authorizing deductions from wages, amounts deducted from employee's wages.
HB 2700 A: Health care: Requires prescription drug benefit program, or prescription drug benefit offered under health benefit plan or under student health insurance policy, to include coverage of contraception.
HB 2702 A: Government: Directs Governor to assign state agency responsibility for developing plan to ensure that written documents produced by executive department agencies conform to plain language standards.
HB 2703: Education, job training, jobs: Requires Department of Education to advise school guidance counselors on techniques and tools for informing high school students of educational opportunities.
HB 2726 A: Econony, jobs: Establishes state policy that state-funded research benefiting private enterprise must encourage economic development and job creation in Oregon.
HB 2735 C: Manufactured homes: Establishes payment obligation for manufactured dwelling park landlord closing manufactured dwelling park or portion of park.
HB 2760 A: Annexation: Modifies requirements and procedure for city to annex territory surrounded by city.
HB 2774 A: Public safety: Increases length of time ignition interlock device must be installed and used by person convicted of driving under influence.
HB 2838: Directs Department of Transportation to design and issue registration plate that grants parking privileges to qualifying person with disability.
HB 2982 A: Transportation, Rail (train): Abolishes Environmental Quality Information Account and transfers funds in account to Passenger Rail Transportation Account to be used for passenger rail programs.
HB 3000: Health: Prohibits open field burning, stack burning, pile burning and propane flaming.
HB 3027: Economy and jobs: Appropriates moneys from ___ to Economic and Community Development Department for purpose of assisting development of targeted small businesses and microenterprises.
HB 3103: Health care: Requires Department of Consumer and Business Services to make premium rate filing information immediately available to public. [Committee Testimony]
HB 3181 A: Workers: Gives family child care providers right to collectively bargain with State of Oregon.
HB 3223: Economy and jobs, Public safety: Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to City of Eugene for security costs of 2008 Olympic Track and Field Trials.
HB 3224 A: Economy and jobs, Environment: Directs State Parks and Recreation Department to enhance Eugene-Springfield Willamette River corridor in preparation for 2008 Olympic Track and Field Trials.
HB 3244 B: Environment: Creates Sustainability Board.
HB 3246: Economy and jobs: Creates income tax credit for qualified investments in new machinery and equipment.
HB 3247: Manufactured homes: Gives tenants' association, facility purchase association or tenants' association supported nonprofit organization 14-day right of first refusal for offer or agreement by landlord to sell facility.
HB 3248: Manufactured homes: Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Housing and Community Services Department for biennial expenses related to financing of manufactured dwelling park purchases by or on behalf of tenants with low incomes.
HB 3249: Manufactured homes: Establishes payment obligation for facility landlord closing manufactured dwelling park or portion of park.
HB 3251: Public safety: Requires Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to administer collaboration grants for local public safety coordinating councils.
HB 3253: Health care: Requires health benefit plans to provide coverage of human papillomavirus vaccine for female beneficiaries who are 11 years of age and older.
HB 3254: Housing: Provides that urban renewal agencies may include affordable housing projects in urban renewal plans.
HB 3294 A: Veterans and Military: Defines "veteran" for purposes of statutes relating to Department of Veterans' Affairs.
HB 3295 A: Housing, Seniors: Establishes principal residence property tax exemption from local option property taxes for dwelling units of senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
HB 3300: Health care: Requires insurer to offer policy of group health insurance to chamber of commerce that satisfies requirements of association.
HB 3303 A: Annexation: Requires city to allow electors, if any, in surrounded territory proposed to be annexed to vote if city charter, ordinance or resolution requires city to hold election in city.
HB 3307 A: Food, Children, Health, Economy and jobs: Directs State Department of Agriculture to consult with Department of Education for purpose of helping Department of Education develop Farm-to-School program.
HB 3308 A: Veterans and Military: Allows members of Oregon National Guard to enroll in specified classes at state institution of higher education or community college at no cost.
HB 3336 A: Establishes Task Force on Mental Retardation in Capital Cases.
HB 3369 A: Public safety: Requires county or counties to publish annual summary of changes made in response to recommendations made by local public safety coordinating council.
HB 3370: Public safety, Drug and alcohol and mental health treatment: Directs Oregon Liquor Control Commission to transfer amount equal to five percent of gross revenues derived from sales of distilled liquor by bottle to Oregon Criminal Justice Commission Account.
HB 3433: Health care: Expands Oregon Prescription Drug Program to include individuals with private prescription drug benefit program that does not cover one or more necessary drugs taken by individual.
HB 3447: Manufactured homes: Extends time for tenants' association or facility purchase association to respond to notice that facility owner is offering or considering sale of facility.
HB 3448: Economy and jobs: Eliminates tax deductions, subtractions or credits that may be claimed against taxes by corporations that decrease employment in Oregon and increase employment in countries outside of United States.
HB 3515 B: Children, Public safety: Creates crime of online sexual corruption of child in second degree.
HB 3570: Consumer protection: Requires motor vehicle locator service provider to furnish information about location of motor vehicle to law enforcement agency upon request.
HJM 7: Urges Congress to pass Employee Free Choice Act.
HJM 9 A: Urges President of United States not to increase numbers of troops in Iraq.
HJM 12: Urges Congress to allow Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management to enter into 15-year contracts for biomass removal from federal forests.
HJR 14 A: Government: Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to modify double majority voting requirements in property tax elections so that double majority requirement does not apply to local property tax measures submitted to electors in elections in May or November of any year.
HJR 25 A: Commending fire service members of Oregon and declaring January 27 of each year Fire Service Appreciation Day.
HJR 55: Government, Budget: Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to establish Oregon Reserve Fund, to consist of 50 percent of General Fund ending balance and 50 percent of taxes on capital gains.
HR1: Economy, Environment: Declares that development of hydrogen-based economy in Oregon is high priority.
SB 3 C: Children, Health: Creates Oregon Healthy Kids Program, which includes private health option to provide affordable, accessible health care to children.
SB 384 A: Government: Prohibits school district, education service district or public charter school from entering into contract with administrator that obligates district or school to compensate administrator for work not performed.
SB 476: Government: Requires election of five members and appointment of two members to board of directors of mass transit district situated in standard metropolitan statistical area with population of 400,000 or fewer individuals.
SB 571 C: Health: Expands prohibition of smoking in public places and places of employment.
SB 578 B: Workers, immigration: Creates crime of subjecting another to involuntary servitude in first degree.
SB 580: Economy and jobs: Directs Oregon Innovation Council to establish signature research center focused on renewable energy, biologically based products and other emerging sustainable products or services.
SB 581: Economy and jobs: Allocates moneys from Administrative Services Economic Development Fund to Oregon Innovation Council for Oregon Innovation Fund for specified purposes.
SB 856 A: Public safety: Creates Smart on Crime Task Force.
SB 945: Health: Establishes task force to study phthalates in cosmetics.
SB 946: Workers: Requires certain employers to allow eligible employees to take unpaid leave to obtain services or treatment relating to domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking.
SJM 8 A: Urges Congress to enact legislation requiring testing, review and approval of ingredients in cosmetics, personal care products and children's toys prior to marketing or sale and requiring manufacturers of cosmetics and personal care products to label all ingredients.
SJM 10: Urges President of United States not to increase numbers of troops in Iraq.
SJR 24: Health care: Recognizes importance of health care workforce in Oregon.
