Legislative Schedule · 2017. 5. 18. · 107th Calendar Day PETER COURTNEY, President LAURIE MONNES...

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SEVENTY-NINTH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

2017 Regular Session

JOINTLegislative Schedule

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2017

SENATE OFFICERS

HOUSE OFFICERS

SENATE CAUCUS LEADERS

HOUSE CAUCUS LEADERS

SENATE CONVENES AT 11:00 AM ON THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2017HOUSE CONVENES AT 11:00 AM ON THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2017

107th 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 ClerkTOM MATHEWS, Sergeant at Arms

GINNY BURDICK, Majority LeaderSARA GELSER, Deputy Majority LeaderMARK HASS, Majority WhipROD MONROE, Majority WhipMICHAEL DEMBROW, Assistant Majority LeaderCHUCK RILEY, Assistant Majority Leader

TED FERRIOLI, Republican LeaderJEFF KRUSE, Deputy Republican Leader

CHUCK THOMSEN, Deputy Republican LeaderTIM KNOPP, Deputy Republican Leader

HERMAN BAERTSCHIGER, Deputy Republican Leader

JENNIFER WILLIAMSON, Majority LeaderDAN RAYFIELD, Majority WhipBARBARA SMITH WARNER, Deputy Majority WhipDAVID GOMBERG, Assistant Majority LeaderALISSA KENY-GUYER, Assistant Majority LeaderCADDY MCKEOWN, Assistant Majority Leader

MIKE MCLANE, Republican LeaderGREG BARRETO, Deputy Republican Leader

JODI HACK, Republican WhipDUANE STARK, Deputy Republican Whip

CLIFF BENTZ, Assistant Republican LeaderCARL WILSON, 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

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

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

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2017SENATE CONVENES AT 11:00 A.M.

THIRD READING OF HOUSE MEASURES:

HB 2340 B-Eng............................BeyerHB 2644 A-Eng............................Steiner HaywardHB 2660 A-Eng............................KnoppHB 2906 A-Eng............................JohnsonHB 2931 ......................................Monnes AndersonHB 2968 A-Eng............................ProzanskiHB 3077 A-Eng............................ThatcherHB 3404 A-Eng............................KnoppHB 3439 ......................................Monnes AndersonHB 3449 ......................................Prozanski

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THIRD READINGS

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 2017HOUSE CONVENES AT 11:00 A.M.

PROPOSITIONS & MOTIONS:

Possible Consideration Of Senate Amendments:

HB 2189 A-Eng............................HolveyHB 2220 A-Eng............................ReardonHB 2249 A-Eng............................Barker

CONSENT CALENDAR:

SB 30 A-Eng............................SB 32 ......................................

THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS:

Carried over from Wednesday, May 17, 2017

HB 2584 A-Eng............................RayfieldHB 5022 A-Eng............................WittHB 2088 A-Eng............................NosseHB 2122 B-Eng............................GreenlickHB 2407 A-Eng............................LivelyHB 2774 A-Eng............................Hernandez

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THIRD READINGS

THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS:

Carried over from Wednesday, May 17, 2017

SB 15 ......................................GorsekSB 27 A-Eng............................NobleSB 35 A-Eng............................McLainSB 37 A-Eng............................WilsonSB 38 ......................................BarretoSB 62 ......................................LewisSB 68 ......................................GombergSB 82 ......................................GorsekSB 184 ......................................VialSB 645 ......................................VialSB 33 A-Eng............................Smith WarnerSB 61 A-Eng............................LivelySB 489 ......................................GorsekSB 522 A-Eng............................VialSB 769 A-Eng............................StarkSB 927 ......................................SprengerSB 5511 A-Eng............................GombergSB 5513 A-Eng............................Smith WarnerSB 84 ......................................GombergSB 134 A-Eng............................DohertySB 147 ......................................KennemerSB 331 A-Eng............................KennemerSB 381 ......................................BarretoSB 964 A-Eng............................BuehlerSB 26 ......................................WilliamsonSB 36 A-Eng............................VialSB 39 ......................................OlsonSB 40 A-Eng............................OlsonSB 60 ......................................NosseSB 67 ......................................HackSB 76 A-Eng............................PostSB 92 ......................................DohertySB 94 ......................................DohertySB 131 A-Eng............................VialSB 269 ......................................MalstromSB 826 ......................................GorsekSB 12 ......................................ReschkeSB 63 ......................................LiningerSB 66 A-Eng............................LiningerSB 247 ......................................HuffmanSB 249 A-Eng............................StarkSB 250 ......................................StarkSB 323 A-Eng............................OlsonSB 677 A-Eng............................PostSB 846 A-Eng............................WilliamsonSB 3 A-Eng............................MarshSB 21 ......................................EvansSB 79 ......................................PostSB 144 A-Eng............................SanchezSB 328 ......................................JohnsonSB 812 ......................................Smith DBSB 992 ......................................WhisnantSB 17 ......................................PilusoSB 52 A-Eng............................GreenlickSB 104 ......................................GorsekSB 245 ......................................SanchezSB 561 B-Eng............................HaydenSB 760 ......................................OlsonSB 786 A-Eng............................HaydenSB 821 ......................................MeekSB 830 ......................................StarkSB 834 A-Eng............................PilusoSB 949 A-Eng............................SanchezSB 966 ......................................HaydenSB 14 ......................................GorsekSB 29 ......................................Smith WarnerSB 46 ......................................NosseSB 96 A-Eng............................EvansSB 252 ......................................StarkSB 332 A-Eng............................KennemerSB 368 ......................................LiningerSB 416 ......................................FaheySB 743 A-Eng............................Alonso LeonSB 754 A-Eng............................Vial

SB 762 A-Eng........................... OlsonSB 795 A-Eng........................... LiningerSB 831 A-Eng........................... GreenlickSB 899 A-Eng........................... VialSB 1040 ..................................... DohertySB 1057 A-Eng........................... Lininger, OlsonSB 5501 A-Eng........................... MarshSB 5509 A-Eng........................... Smith WarnerSB 5523 A-Eng........................... WhisnantSB 5531 ..................................... HernandezSB 5538 A-Eng........................... GombergSB 80 A-Eng........................... LewisSB 99 ..................................... Smith DBSB 334 A-Eng........................... BarnhartSB 338 B-Eng........................... PostSB 865 A-Eng........................... PowerSB 993 ..................................... Lively

THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS:

SB 42 ..................................... BarretoSB 205 B-Eng........................... WilsonSB 221 A-Eng........................... SollmanSB 330 A-Eng........................... KennemerSB 838 ..................................... VialSB 980 A-Eng........................... BynumSB 1003 B-Eng........................... McLain

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THIRD READINGS

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TODAY’S SCHEDULED MEETINGS

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

SENATE COMMITTEESEducation 3:00 P.M. HR CHealth Care 1:00 P.M. HR B

HOUSE COMMITTEESEarly Childhood and Family Supports 1:00 P.M. HR DEducation 12:30 P.M. *Human Services and Housing 8:00 A.M. HR EJudiciary 1:00 P.M. HR 343Revenue 1:00 P.M. HR ARules 3:00 P.M. HR 50Veterans and Emergency Preparedness 3:00 P.M. HR E

JOINT COMMITTEESInformation Management and Technology 1:00 P.M. H-170Tax Reform 8:30 A.M. HR AWays and Means

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

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On Natural Resources

1:00 P.M. H-174

Ways and MeansSubcommittee On Public Safety

3:00 P.M. H-170

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TODAY’S SCHEDULED MEETINGS

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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 Karen Hupp, or Juliene Popinga, ADA Coordinators, [email protected] or by telephone at 1-800-332-2313 or TTY: 711. Requests for accommodation shouldbe made at least 72 hours in advance.

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

BUSINESS AND TRANSPORTATIONOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1674

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2343 Replaces requirements for State Department of

Energy to complete biennial comprehensiveenergy plan and biennial energy forecast withrequirement for department to complete biennialcomprehensive energy report.

HB 2682 Authorizes City of Portland to designate speedthat is five miles per hour lower than statutoryspeed when highway is located in residencedistrict and highway is not arterial highway.

HB 2737 Requires Director of Department of Consumer andBusiness Services to adopt amendments to statebuilding code to establish specified standards forhomes that have floor area of not more than 400square feet.

HB 3125 Defines "autocycle." Provides that person mayoperate autocycle without motorcycleendorsement.

HB 3305 Includes travel trailers as vehicles that are subjectto state’s "lemon law."

Declares emergency, effective on passage.HB 3377 Directs Oregon Business Development

Department to report to Legislative Assembly ondepartment’s response to recommendations inaudit conducted by Secretary of State.

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Informational MeetingThe Role of OSU-Cascades in the Economic Development ofCentral Oregon

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2111 Prohibits inclusion of provisions prohibiting

installation and use of solar panels for obtainingsolar access in declaration or bylaws of plannedcommunity.

HB 2132 Expands purposes for which improvements maybe made under local government financingprogram to include energy storage, smart electricvehicle charging stations and water efficiency.

HB 2975 Authorizes court to award retail customers ofvehicle dealers statutory damages under certaincircumstances.

HB 3268 Extends sunset on provisions directing PublicUtility Commission to administer programsrelated to residential telecommunication services,including Oregon Lifeline program.

EDUCATIONOffice: 333 Phone: 503-986-1664

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Work SessionHB 2219 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 5/16/2017

AGENDA: Encourages school districts and publiccharter schools to offer students courses or othereducational opportunities in civics.

Public HearingHB 3358 Directs Department of Education to convene

advisory group related to English languagelearner programs.

HB 3351 Directs Teacher Standards and PracticesCommission to prepare annual report related toduties, powers and functions of commission.

HB 3318 Establishes procedures for conducting functionalbehavioral analysis and for developing, reviewingand revising behavior intervention plans forstudents with individualized education programsor 504 Plans.

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HB 3170 Extends collective bargaining rights to certainfaculty members of public university withacademic rather than administrative focus.

HB 2701 Replaces ability of Higher Education CoordinatingCommission to place career school on probationwith ability of commission to issue career schoolnotice for corrective action .

HB 3423 Exempts person serving in Oregon NationalGuard from requirement to enroll in communitycollege courses within six months of attainingprevious highest level of education in order toqualify for Oregon Promise grant, provided thatperson enrolls in community college courseswithin six months of completing initial active dutytraining.

HB 3288 Requires each public institution of highereducation to submit report containing informationabout administrative positions and other costdrivers at institution to Joint Committee on Waysand Means as part of institution’s budgetpresentation during each regular session ofLegislative Assembly held during odd-numberedyear.

Informational MeetingHB 2998 A

Requires community colleges and public universities toestablish foundational curriculum or

foundational curricula for first year of coursework at publicpost-secondary institutions of

education and establishes requirements for foundationalcurricula.

Note change: HB 2219 A has been carried over from the 5/16/2017 agenda.

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 3353 Provides that when school district or

prekindergarten program causes dental screeningto be conducted of all students in one or moreclassrooms or in one or more grades wherestudents are 14 years of age or younger, schooldistrict or prekindergarten program must providestudents or parents or guardians of studentsopportunity to request not to participate in dentalscreening.

HB 3181 Provides that statement from parent or guardianreleasing student seven years of age or youngerfrom requirement to submit certification thatstudent received dental screening within previous12 months must include explanation of reasonthat dental screening is burden for student orparent or guardian of student.

HB 3409 Exempts from compulsory school attendancerequirements children who are present in UnitedStates on nonimmigrant visa and who areattending private, accredited English languagelearner program in preparation for attendingprivate high school or college.

HB 3029 Allows parent or legal guardian of child whosesixth birthday occurred on or before September 1immediately preceding beginning of current schoolyear to delay enrolling child in public full-timeschool for one year for purpose of better meetingchild’s needs for cognitive, social or physicaldevelopment.

HB 3267 Directs school districts and public charter schoolsto waive high school diploma requirements thatare not established by state law if student is orwas foster child, homeless or runaway.

HB 3437 Establishes legislative findings and intentregarding State Workforce and TalentDevelopment Board.

Note change: HB 3437 A has been added to the agenda.

Date: Tuesday May 30, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 3216 Directs Chief Education Office to conduct study for

purpose of identifying practices that assiststudents in poverty families.

HB 3289 Directs Higher Education CoordinatingCommission to submit annual report to interimcommittees of Legislative Assembly that describesprogress made in providing competency-basededucation in public post-secondary institutions ofeducation.

HB 3293 Provides that school district may not denyparticipation in interscholastic activities bystudent who attends public charter school.

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

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR CMeeting Cancelled

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public HearingHB 2711 Imposes moratorium until December 31, 2027, on

use of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gasexploration and production.

HB 2883 Authorizes court to order State Fish and WildlifeCommission to revoke all licenses, tags andpermits issued under wildlife laws held by personconvicted of violation of wildlife laws forunlawfully taking wildlife with culpable mentalstate, if violation occurred while person was actingor offering to act as outfitter and guide.

HB 3006 Requires State Forestry Department to identifyOregon-based contractors qualified to providewildfire suppression equipment and post list ofqualified contractors on website.

HB 3025 Excludes certain battery charger systems fromdefinition of "battery charger system" for purposesof energy efficiency standards.

FINANCE AND REVENUEOffice: 354 Phone: 503-986-1266

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR A

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2150 Directs Oregon Liquor Control Commission to

allow manufacturers or importing distributors ofwine, cider or malt beverages to file requiredstatements and pay privilege taxes by electronicmeans.

HB 2273 Provides for alternative methods of allocation andapportionment of business income of taxpayer ifstandard provisions do not fairly represent extentof business activity in state of taxpayers engagedin particular industry or in particular type oftransaction or activity.

HB 3171 Provides that additional taxes upondisqualification from certain special assessmentprograms may not be imposed on land if, at time ofdisqualification, such land is public property thatwas leased or rented to taxable owner and reasonfor disqualification is termination of lease underwhich land was assessed.

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Work SessionSB 28 Carried Over from the 5-17 Agenda: Requires

all members of affiliated group of corporations tobe treated as single taxpayer and requires sales ofall members to be included in numerator forcomputation of Oregon apportionment percentageif any member is taxable in state.

SB 333 Carried Over from the 5-17 Agenda: RequiresOregon Business Development Department toconsult with Employment Department andDepartment of Revenue in establishing andadministering Oregon Industrial Site ReadinessProgram.

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR A

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2779 Sets conditions under which person or agent

collecting moneys for state agency may take morethan one business day to transmit moneys to StateTreasurer.

HB 2964 Extends ad valorem property tax exemption toexisting qualified dwelling units of single-unithousing purchased by taxpayers seekingexemption.

GENERAL GOVERNMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITYOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1490

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR C

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2332 Requires certain state agencies to determine

maximum ratio of supervisory employees tononsupervisory employees and report maximumsupervisory ratio to Joint Committee on Ways andMeans during biennial budget process.

HB 2874 Provides exemption from mandatory disclosure ofelectronic mail addresses that are in possession ofoffices of legislative department.

Possible Work SessionHB 2190 Modifies definition of "social game" for purposes of

regulation of gambling.

HEALTH CAREOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1520

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Work SessionHB 2339 Prohibits health care provider or participating

health care facility from balance billing patientcovered by health benefit plan or health careservice contract for services provided atparticipating health care facility.

Public HearingHB 3014 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 05/16/2017

MEETING: Requires applicants for initial licenseto practice respiratory therapy to hold credentialas Registered Respiratory Therapist.

HB 2103 Permits licensed nurse practitioners to performvasectomies.

HB 2527 Allows pharmacists to prescribe and administerinjectable hormonal contraceptives and prescribeand dispense self-administered hormonalcontraceptives.

HB 2839 Prohibits entities providing health care services,practitioners practicing health care professionsand insurers of health care services from, solely onbasis that individual who meets eligibilityrequirements for receipt of organ transplant isdisabled, discriminating against individual withrespect to practices related to and coverage oforgan transplant.

Note Change: HB 3014 A has been carried over to thisagenda.

HUMAN SERVICESOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1514

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionHB 2315 Provides that corporate excise tax credit allowed

to lenders that finance affordable housing is notbarred by receipt of housing vouchers by tenants.

Informational MeetingFor Cause Eviction

Invited testimony only

Note change: HB 2347 has been moved to the 5/31/2017agenda.

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionHB 3262 Requires Department of Human Services, in

collaboration with other agencies, to adopt rulesrelated to prescription of psychotropic medicationsto elderly persons and persons with disabilities.

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHCR 33 Encourages state officers, agencies and employees

to become informed regarding impacts of traumaand to become aware of evidence-based andevidence-informed trauma-informed carepractices and interventions.

Date: Wednesday May 31, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionHB 2004 Prohibits landlord from terminating month-to-

month tenancy without cause after first sixmonths of occupancy except under certaincircumstances with 90 days’ written notice andpayment of amount equal to one month’s periodicrent.

HB 2347 Extends for two years Department of HumanServices’ authority to prescribe employabilityassessment and orientation process for jobopportunity and basic skills program and limitnumber of participants and activities ofparticipants in program; to require single parentof child under two years of age to participate in jobopportunity and basic skills program; to denyrequest of recipient in temporary assistance forneedy families program to enroll in educationalinstitution as allowable work act

Note change: HB 2347 has been added to this agenda.

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JUDICIARYOffice: 331 Phone: 503-986-1750

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR 343

Please note: This meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 AM.

Public Hearing and Work SessionHB 2625 Provides that forfeiture petition may be filed for

animal impounded pending outcome of animalcrime even if specific animal is not named incharging instrument.

HB 2732 Provides that person who enters motor vehicle toremove child or domestic animal in imminentdanger of suffering harm is not subject to criminalor civil liability if person meets certainrequirements.

HB 3177 Allows seizure, constructive possession andforfeiture of hens and chicks used in connectionwith cockfighting operation.

HB 3283 Amends findings by Legislative Assemblyregarding provision of care and treatment forimpounded or seized animals.

RULESOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1505

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionSCR 21 Commemorates 69th anniversary of Vanport flood

and remembers survivors and those who lost theirlives.

SCR 28 Recognizes Harold White’s contributions andachievements in public service.

SCR 29 In memoriam: Dr. Edwin "Ed" Coleman, 1932-2017.

SCR 30 Honors 555th "Triple Nickles" Parachute InfantryBattalion for pioneering achievements and serviceto their country and this state.

HCR 23 Honors John Shilts for his years of service to Stateof Oregon.

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

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Possible Work SessionHB 2100 Provides that portion of U.S. Highway 20 shall be

known as Oregon Medal of Honor Highway.

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHCR 30 Recognizes and honors Hospitalman Charles

Eugene Johnson (1944-1968) and Staff SergeantClifford Thomas Johnson (1949-1970) for theirservice to their country.

HCR 36 Recognizes and honors Lance Corporal Ty LewisHart for his service to his country.

Work SessionHB 2933 Removes limitation on amount Oregon

Infrastructure Finance Authority may grant foremergency projects.

HCR 25 Recognizes and honors Sergeant AdamPlumondore (1982-2005) for his service to hiscountry.

HCR 26 Recognizes and honors Private First ClassThomas L. Tucker (1981-2006) for his service tohis country.

HCR 27 Recognizes and honors Corporal Jessica A. Ellis(1983-2008) for her service to her country.

HCR 28 Recognizes and honors First Lieutenant Justin J.Wilkens (1986-2012) for his service to his country.

HCR 29 Recognizes and honors Lance Corporal Randy LeeNewman (1985-2006) for his service to his country.

HJM 6 Urges Congress to change funding of veterans’health care from discretionary entitlement topermanent and direct entitlement.

Note change: House Bill 2933, House Joint Memorial 6 andHouse Concurrent Resolutions 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 havebeen added to the agenda.

WORKFORCEOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1503

Date: Wednesday May 31, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 2162 Requires state contracting agency that awards

public improvement contract with contract price ofmore than $5 million to require contractor toemploy apprentices to perform 10 percent of workhours on public improvement that workers inapprenticeable occupations perform.

HB 2567 Requires employers with 100 or more employees toprovide 60 days’ notice to employees and certainofficials before ceasing operations, relocating orordering mass layoff involving 50 or moreemployees.

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SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGENDAS

SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGENDAS










CONDUCTOffice: Phone: 503-

Meets at the Call of the Chair

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HOUSE COMMITTEE AGENDAS











AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCESOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1559

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 9:00 A.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionSB 18 Authorizes State Department of Agriculture to

carry out duties, functions and powers regardingfood safety to extent consistent with federal FDAFood Safety Modernization Act.

SB 372 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission toadopt rules for issuance of wildlife salvage permitsto salvage deer or elk accidentally killed as resultof vehicle collision.

SB 373 Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission toadopt pilot program for urban deer populationcontrol.

Informational MeetingInvited testimony onlyAquifer Recharge Projects Around Oregon

Date: Thursday May 25, 2017Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR D

This agenda may be populated with any measures thathave been carried over from previously posted agendas.

If no measures are carried over to this agenda there will beno meeting.

Date: Tuesday May 30, 2017Time: 9:00 A.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionSB 418 Requires Director of Department of Land

Conservation and Development, at city’s request,to approve or remand sequential phases of worktasks related to potential amendment of urbangrowth boundary.

SB 1036 Provides that certain activities are not consideredsurface mining and are exempt from surfacemining permit requirements of State Departmentof Geology and Mineral Industries.

Date: Thursday June 1, 2017Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR D

This agenda may be populated with any measures thathave been carried over from previously posted agendas.

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

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR E

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionSB 983 Eliminates electrician license category

authorizing licensee to repair and maintainelectrical wiring and equipment in manufacturedstructure.

Work SessionSB 722 Provides that debt management service provider

may charge fee of not more than $100 for service inwhich debt management service providerimproves or preserves, or offers to improve orpreserve, consumer’s credit record, credit history

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or credit rating but does not conduct budgetanalysis for consumer, act as broker for anotherdebt management service provider or otherwiseengage in other activity that constitutes debtmanagement service.

SB 985 Exempts insurers that transact certain classes ofcommercial insurance from requirement to filerates or policy forms.

CONDUCTOffice: Phone: 503-


EARLY CHILDHOOD AND FAMILY SUPPORTSOffice: 431 Phone: 503-986-1733

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Informational MeetingInvited testimony only

Children of Incarcerated ParentsPanel 1

Shannon Wight, Deputy Director, Partnership for Safetyand Justice

Jeremiah Stromberg, Assistant Director of CommunityCorrections, Department of Corrections

Panel 2Jeff Wood, Commander, Marion County Sheriff’s OfficeKeir Boettcher, Deputy District Attorney, Marion County

District Attorney’s OfficePanel 3

Susan Stoltenberg, Executive Director, YWCA of GreaterPortland

Jessica Katz, Program Director, Family PreservationProject

Panel 4Kendra Wright, Alumni, Family Preservation ProjectNova Sweet, Alumni, Family Preservation Project

Panel 5Marianne Kersten, Program Manager, Children of

Incarcerated Parents, Northwest Family ServicesSamantha Furlow, Parenting Education Coordinator,

Northwest Family Services

Note change: Speaker list has been updated

Date: Thursday May 25, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionSB 1051 Prohibits provision in instrument conveying real

property that restricts use of real property ascertified or registered family child care home.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TRADEOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1539


EDUCATIONOffice: 334 Phone: 503-986-1740

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 12:30 P.M.Location: Career Technical Education Center

3501 Portland Rd NESalem, OR 97301

Field TripTour of Career Technical Education Center in Salem.

Please contact committee staff regarding public interest inattending this meeting.

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Work SessionSB 4 Phases in implementation of number of required

minutes of physical education.

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionSB 1002 Directs district school boards to adopt policies

related to use of school facilities by private tutors.

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 208 Provides that school district may not deny

participation in interscholastic activities bystudent who attends public charter school.

SB 263 Limits school district’s ability to require studentsto participate in abbreviated school day program.

Note change: SB 1002 A is now scheduled for a PublicHearing and Possible Work Session.

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1755

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Public HearingSB 634 Adds woody biomass to list of types of energy

generating technology that are green energytechnology that must be included in constructing,reconstructing or renovating public buildings, andfor which contracting agency must set aside 1.5percent of contract price.

Work SessionSB 100 Repeals fuel oil dealer program.

HEALTH CAREOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1286


HIGHER EDUCATION AND WORKFORCEDEVELOPMENT

Office: 431 Phone: 503-986-1731

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Work SessionSB 395 Requires Higher Education Coordinating

Commission to, on annual basis, work withDepartment of Human Services, each publicuniversity and each community college to

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determine number and graduation rates of formerfoster children and current foster children at eachcollege or university.

SB 274 Requires each post-secondary educationalinstitution that provides housing for students toprovide to each student enrolling or registering atinstitution for first time information on vaccine-preventable diseases known to occur inindividuals between 16 and 21 years of age.

SB 206 Permits board of education of community collegeto authorize faculty at community college toreceive compensation from private or publicresources.

SB 207 Requires each public university and communitycollege to provide credit in applicable subject areato students who receive certain grades onadvanced placement examinations.

SB 253 Requires institutions of higher education toprovide to each applicable student informationdetailing amount of education loans received,amount of tuition and fees student has paid toinstitution, estimate of total payoff amount ofeducation loans student has received , estimate ofamount student will have to pay each month toservice loans and percentage of borrowing limitstudent has reached for each type of federal loan.

Informational MeetingCLASP federal benefits alignmentYouth workforce initiatives

Note changes: Work Sessions on SB 395 A, SB 274 A, SB 206A, SB 207 A, and SB 253 A have been added to the agenda.

Date: Tuesday May 30, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR D

Informational MeetingGeneral Educational Development (GED) testingNational Student Success Center Network

HUMAN SERVICES AND HOUSINGOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1509

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 8:00 A.M.Room: HR E

Work SessionSB 244 Establishes notification requirements of

Department of Human Services regardingreported or suspected abuses, deficiencies,violations or failures of child-caring agency tocomply with full compliance requirements andregarding reports of suspected or substantiatedabuse of child in care.

SB 310 Authorizes city or county to designate area withinjurisdiction as vertical housing development zone.

SB 948 Prohibits residential facility from employing, inpublicly funded position, individual found to havecommitted type of abuse that is disqualifyingunder rules adopted by Department of HumanServices.

SB 1027 Prohibits Department of Human Services andOregon Health Authority from seeking paymentfrom amounts in ABLE account.

Public HearingSB 59 Authorizes court to remove fiduciary, or modify

powers or authority of fiduciary, on motion of LongTerm Care Ombudsman.

SB 101 Authorizes child abuse investigation on schoolpremises if investigation involves interview ofsuspected victim or witnesses but not personsuspected of committing abuse.

SB 268 Requires Department of Human Services to makerecords regarding investigation of report of childabuse occurring at school or in educational settingthat involves child with disability available toDisability Rights Oregon.

SB 277 Increases notice period for termination of rentalagreement and removal of manufactured dwellingor floating home.

SB 819 Expands parameters of duties and responsibilitiesof Critical Incident Response Team assigned byDepartment of Human Services upon becomingaware of fatality of child that was result of abuseor neglect.

JUDICIARYOffice: 331 Phone: 503-986-1750

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR 343

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 83 Clarifies requirements for judicial review of orders

of Public Utility Commission.SB 493 Creates new manner of committing crime of

assault in the fourth degree when person withcriminal negligence causes serious physical injuryto vulnerable user of public way by means of motorvehicle.

Work SessionSB 34 Expands "move over law" to include any motor

vehicle that is displaying warning or hazard lightsor specific indications of distress.

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR 343

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 57 Prohibits court from appointing deputy public

guardian and conservator as fiduciary andrequires court to appoint Oregon Public Guardianand Conservator as fiduciary.

SB 132 Authorizes superintendent of state mentalhospital to determine location of fitness to proceedexamination and location of commitment if courtorders defendant committed to state mentalhospital for examination.

SB 690 Establishes procedures for petitioning for andissuing Certificate of Good Standing.

SB 767 Extends, from December 1, 2018, to December 1,2022, deadline by which State Board of Parole andPost-Prison Supervision must classify existingregistrant obligated to report as sex offender priorto January 1, 2014.

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR 343

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 509 Directs Division of Child Support of Department of

Justice to adopt certain rules regardingdistribution of support payments consistent withfederal law, criteria for overriding debtor’sdesignation of support debt to which payment isapplied and manner in which support paymentsare applied to principal and interest.

SB 510 Requires insurance companies to enter intoagreements with Department of Justice to provideinformation and financial records to departmentfor claimants who are obligors of past due support.

SB 511 Creates liquidated debt to state and associatedaccount receivable for overpayment of supportobligation that is transmitted by Department ofJustice to any other person or entity.

SB 513 Removes requirement that child supportadministrator provide 10 days prior notice toobligor or obligee that consumer report for obligoror obligee will be requested by administrator.

SB 514 Removes requirement to send notices to obligeesin certain support proceedings.

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SB 516 Requires that orders for payment of child supportor spousal support specify initial due date andyear for payment that is on first day of calendarmonth, with subsequent payments due on first dayof each subsequent month.

SB 517 Limits credit for payments not made toDepartment of Justice to current balance owed toobligee when obligee and obligor agree in writingthat specific payments were made and should becredited.

SB 682 Establishes rebuttable presumption that certainincarcerated obligors are unable to pay childsupport.

SB 765 Removes requirement that health care coverageunder medical support clause in child supportorder be private health care coverage.

REVENUEOffice: 354 Phone: 503-986-1266

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Public HearingHB 2064 (For Purpose of Considering Amendments)

Directs Legislative Revenue Officer to report tointerim committees of Legislative Assemblyrelated to revenue on changes to lawrecommended by transient lodging tax workgroup.

Work SessionSB 148 Makes technical changes in Oregon tax statutes.HB 3192 Directs Housing and Community Services

Department to provide funds to assist first-timehome buyers from low income households throughprograms administered by department and grantsto eligible nonprofit organizations, housingauthorities and local governments.

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 153 (Carried Over from 5-17 Agenda) For purposes

of determination of taxable income for corporateexcise tax, allows 100 percent deduction ofdividend payments made by insurer member ofaffiliated group to parent company.

Work SessionHB 2286 (Carried Over from 5-17 Agenda) Requires that

transfer of tax credit follow uniform transferprocedures.

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Work SessionHB 2745 Authorizes certain intergovernmental entities

created to operate, maintain, repair andmodernize nonrail transportation facilities toimpose property taxes in support of thosepurposes, or issue general obligation bondssupported by property tax revenues, if entityobtains approval of governing bodies of affectedcities and counties in entity territory.

HB 2904 For purposes of rural enterprise zone program,provides alternative criterion for eligibility forcertification of facility located in county outside allmetropolitan statistical areas.

HB 3146 Lowers, for counties outside all metropolitanstatistical areas, wage requirements for certaineconomic development programs from at least 150percent of certain county or state measurements toat least 130 percent of such county or statemeasurements.

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Public HearingHB 2377 Authorizes city or county to adopt ordinance or

resolution granting exemption for newlyrehabilitated or constructed multiunit rentalhousing.

Work SessionHB 3453 Requires, for purposes of property tax exemption,

certain lease agreements for taxable propertyentered into by institution, organization or publicbody whose property is tax exempt to includeexpress term that any tax savings resulting fromsuch exemption shall inure solely to benefit oflessee institution, organization or public body.

HB 3260 Authorizes coastal county to impose localtransient lodging tax on residential short-termvacation rental property by submitting question tocounty electors.

HB 2047 Exempts from taxation real property of nonprofithealth clinic that is occupied or used to providehealth services, or administrative servicesnecessary to provide such health services, and iseither federally qualified health center or occupiedor used to serve specified low-income or needypatients.

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Work SessionHB 2087 Expands taxpayer bill of rights.HB 2019 Requires Department of Revenue to submit to

Legislative Revenue Officer information fromOregon tax returns about certain corporationsdoing business in Oregon.

Date: Thursday May 25, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR A

Work SessionHB 2270 Extends privilege taxes on merchantable forest

products harvested on forestlands.

RULESOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1647

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR 50

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionHB 3440 Specifies that Oregon Health Authority may use

prescription monitoring information to determinewhether practitioners are prescribing opioids oropiates in compliance with guidelines forprescribing opioids and opiates.

HB 3456 Permits establishment of photovoltaic solar powergeneration facility on certain high-value farmland.

Possible Work SessionHB 3418 Modifies methodology for reimbursement of health

care services and supplies provided to enrollees inhealth benefit plans offered by Public Employees’Benefit Board.

For the purposes of considering and referring toJoint Committee on Ways and Means

Work SessionHB 2349 Prohibits printing or circulation of imitation

voters’ pamphlet unless pamphlet is clearlymarked as unofficial.

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HB 2428 Allows candidate one business day to pay fee forcandidate space in voters’ pamphlet if Secretary ofState or county clerk determines that petition forcandidate space did not contain required numberof signatures of active electors.

HB 2873 Requires governing body of municipal corporationto publish notice of election involving local optiontax measure or general obligation bond measureby filing with Secretary of State for publication onORESTAR. .

HB 2927 Enacts Interstate Compact for Agreement Amongthe States to Elect the President by NationalPopular Vote.

HB 3203 Requires contracting agency to perform analysisto determine whether constructing publicimprovement with contracting agency’s ownequipment and personnel will result in least costto contracting agency.

HJR 10 Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution tovest power of impeachment of statewide electedExecutive Branch officials in House ofRepresentatives and power to try impeachmentsin Senate.

Possible Introduction of Committee Measures

TRANSPORTATION POLICYOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1522


VETERANS AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSOffice: 347 Phone: 503-986-1673

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: HR E

Informational MeetingInvited testimony only

Veterans CourtTracy Prall, Judge, Marion CountyRita M. Rehome-Myers, Coordinator, Veterans Court, Marion

County

Public Hearing and Possible Work SessionSCR 13 Recognizes Jason Westlund for his exemplary

service in assisting wounded accident victim.

SB 143 Directs Advisory Committee to review, considerand report to interim legislative committeesrelating to veterans no later than February 1,2018, regarding programs to establish or expandcampus veteran resource centers and campusveteran resource coordinators on campuses ofcommunity colleges and public universities to helpveterans successfully transition from militaryservice to college life, succeed in college, completeeducational goals and transition from college toworkforce and community.

SB 573 Encourages Oregonians to honor and rememberthose who have given their lives in military servicein war at noon on 21st day of each month.

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

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Informational MeetingOffice of the State CIO - State Data Center

LEGISLATIVE ADMINISTRATIONOffice: 40 Phone: 503-986-1848


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


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


LEGISLATIVE POLICY AND RESEARCHOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1813


MARIJUANA REGULATIONOffice: 453 Phone: 503-986-1539

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 5:00 P.M.Room: HR B

Work SessionHB 2198 Changes name of Oregon Liquor Control

Commission to Oregon Liquor and CannabisCommission.

Public HearingSB 1015 Specifies that industrial hemp commodities and

products do not include cannabinoid concentratesor cannabinoid extracts.

SB 56 Authorizes Oregon Liquor Control Commission torequire cannabis-related licensees, certificateholders and applicants for licenses and certificatesto submit information related to persons who holdfinancial interest in business operating or to beoperated under license or certificate.

TAX CREDITSOffice: 354 Phone: 503-986-1266


TAX REFORMOffice: 354 Phone: 503-986-1266

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR A

Informational MeetingBusiness Tax Reform Discussion

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Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR A

Informational MeetingBusiness Tax Reform Discussion

TRANSPORTATION PRESERVATION ANDMODERNIZATION

Office: 453 Phone: 503-986-1674


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

Date: Friday May 19, 2017Time: 9:00 A.M.Room: HR F

Senator Devlin, Presiding Co-Chair

Possible Reconsideration and Work Session

Federal Grant Application RequestDepartment of Environmental Quality - Air Toxics AmbientMonitoring

Work SessionSB 5510 Columbia River Gorge CommissionHB 5032 Psychiatric Security Review BoardSB 65 Relating to the Psychiatric Security Review BoardHB 2318 Relating to State Parks and Recreation

Department fees

Federal Grant Application RequestOregon Health Authority - Integration of Primary andBehavioral Health Care

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON CAPITALCONSTRUCTION

Date: Friday May 19, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 5544 Continuing Resolution

Public HearingSB 5530 Lottery Bond Authorization - PUBLIC

TESTIMONY

(Testimony may be limited to 2 - 3 minutes)

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: H-170

Informational MeetingPublic University State Programs

Ballot Measure 99 - Outdoor School Presentations

INVITED TESTIMONY ONLY

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: H-170

Informational MeetingEducator Advancement - Professional Development forEducators in Early Learningthrough Grade 12 (SB 182 Concept)

Early Indicator and Intervention System (SB 183 Concept)

INVITED TESTIMONY ONLY

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON GENERALGOVERNMENT


Work SessionHB 5018 Oregon State Library

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 87 Relating to quality management services for

information technology initiatives

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-174

Public Hearing and Work SessionSB 90 Relating to information technology security

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON HUMANSERVICES

Date: Thursday May 18, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR FMeeting Cancelled

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 8:30 A.M.Room: HR F

Informational MeetingOregon Health Authority - Update on MedicaidRedeterminations

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATURALRESOURCES


Work SessionHB 5011 Department of Geology and Mineral Industries

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY


Work SessionSB 5515 District Attorneys and their Deputies

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Public HearingHB 5015 Department of Justice - INVITED TESTIMONY

ONLY

Date: Tuesday May 23, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Public HearingHB 5015 Department of Justice - INVITED TESTIMONY

ONLY

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-170

Work SessionSB 5532 Military Department

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Work SessionHB 5005 Criminal Justice Commission

WAYS AND MEANS SUBCOMMITTEE ONTRANSPORTATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Date: Monday May 22, 2017Time: 1:00 P.M.Room: HR F

Work SessionHB 5016 Bureau of Labor and Industries

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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

Date: Wednesday May 24, 2017Time: 3:00 P.M.Room: H-174

Work Session

Adoption of 2017 Commission Report

Informational Meeting

• Overview of Transparency Law and Status of ProposedLegislation• Transparency Website Updates• TOAC Workgroup: Recommended Goals to AdvanceTransparency• First Public Dataset Suggestions Report (data.oregon.gov)• Public Comment

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INDEX OF MEASURES SCHEDULED FOR HEARING

SB 4 House Education5-22 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR F

SB 18 House Agriculture and Natural Resources5-23 Work Session 9:00 A.M. HR D

SB 28 Senate Finance and Revenue5-22 Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR A

SB 34 House Judiciary5-18 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR 343

SB 56 Joint Marijuana Regulation5-23 Public Hearing 5:00 P.M. HR B

SB 57 House Judiciary5-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR 343

SB 59 House Human Services and Housing5-18 Public Hearing 8:00 A.M. HR E

SB 65 Joint Ways and Means5-19 Work Session 9:00 A.M. HR F


SB 87 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On GeneralGovernment

5-18 Public Hearing and Work Session 3:00 P.M. H-174

SB 90 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On GeneralGovernment

5-23 Public Hearing and Work Session 3:00 P.M. H-174

SB 100 House Energy and Environment5-22 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR D



SB 143 House Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-18 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR E

SB 148 House Revenue5-18 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR A

SB 153 House Revenue5-18 Public Hearing and Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR A

SB 206 House Higher Education and Workforce Development5-23 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR D


SB 208 House Education5-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR F

SB 244 House Human Services and Housing5-18 Work Session 8:00 A.M. HR E


SB 263 House Education5-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR F





SB 333 Senate Finance and Revenue5-22 Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR A













SB 573 House Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-18 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR E

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SB 634 House Energy and Environment5-22 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR D



SB 722 House Business and Labor5-22 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR E





SB 983 House Business and Labor5-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR E

SB 985 House Business and Labor5-22 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR E

SB 1002 House Education5-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR F

SB 1015 Joint Marijuana Regulation5-23 Public Hearing 5:00 P.M. HR B



SB 1051 House Early Childhood and Family Supports5-25 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR D

SB 5510 Joint Ways and Means5-19 Work Session 9:00 A.M. HR F

SB 5515 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On PublicSafety

5-18 Work Session 3:00 P.M. H-170

SB 5530 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On CapitalConstruction

5-19 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR F

SB 5532 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On PublicSafety


SB 5544 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On CapitalConstruction

5-19 Public Hearing and Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR F

SCR 13 House Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-18 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR E

SCR 21 Senate Rules5-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR B


HR B


HR B


HR B

HB 2004 Senate Human Services5-31 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR D

HB 2019 House Revenue5-24 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR A


HB 2064 House Revenue5-18 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR A


HB 2100 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-23 Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR B

HB 2103 Senate Health Care5-18 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR B

HB 2111 Senate Business and Transportation5-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR B


HR B

HB 2150 Senate Finance and Revenue5-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR A

HB 2162 Senate Workforce5-31 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR A

HB 2190 Senate General Government and Accountability5-24 Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR C

HB 2198 Joint Marijuana Regulation5-23 Work Session 5:00 P.M. HR B

HB 2219 Senate Education5-18 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR C




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HB 2318 Joint Ways and Means5-19 Work Session 9:00 A.M. HR F

HB 2332 Senate General Government and Accountability5-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C

HB 2339 Senate Health Care5-18 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR B


HR B


HB 2349 House Rules5-18 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR 50

HB 2377 House Revenue5-23 Public Hearing 1:00 P.M. HR A



HB 2567 Senate Workforce5-31 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR A

HB 2625 Senate Judiciary5-22 Public Hearing and Work Session 8:30 A.M. HR 343


HR B

HB 2701 Senate Education5-18 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR C

HB 2711 Senate Environment and Natural Resources5-22 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. HR C



HR B





HB 2874 Senate General Government and Accountability5-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR C




HB 2933 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-23 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR B



HR B




HB 3029 Senate Education5-23 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR C


HR B






HR C




HR C


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HR C


HR B




HR C


HR C


HR B




HR C



HR B


HR C

HB 3418 House Rules5-18 Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR 50



HR C

HB 3440 House Rules5-18 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR 50


HB 3456 House Rules5-18 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR 50

HB 5005 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On PublicSafety


HB 5011 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On NaturalResources


HB 5015 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On PublicSafety

5-22 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-1705-23 Public Hearing 3:00 P.M. H-170

HB 5016 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee OnTransportation and Economic Development

5-22 Work Session 1:00 P.M. HR F

HB 5018 Joint Ways and Means\rSubcommittee On GeneralGovernment


HB 5032 Joint Ways and Means5-19 Work Session 9:00 A.M. HR F

HCR 23 Senate Rules5-22 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR B

HCR 25 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-23 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR B





HCR 30 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-23 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR B

HCR 33 Senate Human Services5-24 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 1:00 P.M.

HR D

HCR 36 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-23 Public Hearing and Possible Work Session 3:00 P.M.

HR B

HJM 6 Senate Veterans and Emergency Preparedness5-23 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR B

HJR 10 House Rules5-18 Work Session 3:00 P.M. HR 50

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SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE


Committee Name/StaffStaff

OfficeStaff Phone Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Business and Transportation 453 503-986-1674

3:00 P.M.HR B

3:00 P.M.HR B

Patrick Brennan, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1674Nita Kumar, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1527sbt exhibit email,

Education 333 503-986-1664

3:00 P.M.HR C

3:00 P.M.HR C

Lisa Gezelter, LPRO Analyst 333 503-986-1664Dana Frenchko, CommitteeAssistant

333 503-986-1538

sed exhibit email,

Environment and NaturalResources

347 503-986-1751

3:00 P.M.HR C

3:00 P.M.HR C

1:00 P.M.HR C

Beth Patrino, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1751Shelley Raszka, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1502

senr exhibit email,

Finance and Revenue 354 503-986-1266

8:30 A.M.HR A

8:30 A.M.HR A

8:30 A.M.HR A

8:30 A.M.HR A

Paul Warner, Legislative RevenueOfficerMazen Malik, Senior EconomistChris Allanach, Senior EconomistDae Baek, EconomistChristine Broniak, EconomistKyle Easton, EconomistCorinne Gavette, Office Manager 354Austin Anderson, CommitteeAssistantsfr exhibit email,

General Government andAccountability

347 503-986-1490

1:00 P.M.HR C

1:00 P.M.HR C

C. Ross, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1490Maria Hernandez, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1510

sgga exhibit email,

Health Care 453 503-986-1520

1:00 P.M.HR B

1:00 P.M.HR B

Oliver Droppers, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1520Annette Easdale, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1517

shc exhibit email,

Human Services 453 503-986-1514

1:00 P.M.HR D

1:00 P.M.HR D

Matt Doumit, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1514Corey Rosenberg, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1535

shs exhibit email,

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Judiciary 331 503-986-1750

8:00 A.M.343

8:00 A.M.343

8:00 A.M.343

8:00 A.M.343

Channa Newell, Counsel 332 503-986-1525Josh Nasbe, Counsel 335 503-986-1529Whitney Perez, Counsel 338 503-986-1530Mike Reiley, Office Coordinator 331 503-986-1635Kristi Arrington, CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1513

Lisa Rybloom, Committee Assistant 331 503-986-1742sjud exhibit email,

Rules 453 503-986-1505

1:00 P.M.HR B

1:00 P.M.HR B

Cherie Stone, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1505Ann Coughlin, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1507

srules exhibit email,

Veterans and EmergencyPreparedness

347 503-986-1490

3:00 P.M.HR B

3:00 P.M.HR B

C. Ross, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1490Maria Hernandez, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1510

svep exhibit email,

Workforce 453 503-986-1503

3:00 P.M.HR A

3:00 P.M.HR A

Debra Maryanov, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1503Debbie Malone, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1495

swf exhibit email,



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SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE

SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE



Conduct 503-Meets at the Call of the Chair

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HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE




Agriculture and NaturalResources

347 503-986-1559

8:00 A.M.HR D

8:00 A.M.HR D

Misty Freeman, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1559Derrick Wheeler, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1562

hagnr exhibit email,

Business and Labor 453 503-986-1557

1:00 P.M.HR E

1:00 P.M.HR E

Jan Nordlund, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1557Kayla Byers, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1556hbl exhibit email,

Conduct 503-Meets at the Call of the Chair

Early Childhood and FamilySupports

431 503-986-1733

1:00 P.M.HR D

1:00 P.M.HR D

Zena Rockowitz, LPRO Analyst 431 503-986-1733John Larson, Committee Assistant 438 503-986-1670hecfs exhibit email,

Economic Development andTrade

453 503-986-1539

8:00 A.M.HR E

8:00 A.M.HR E

Adam Crawford, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1539Donna Burgess, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1738

hecdt exhibit email,

Education 334 503-986-1740

3:00 P.M.HR F

3:00 P.M.HR F

Alethia Miller, LPRO Analyst 334 503-986-1740Matt Perreault, CommitteeAssistant

334 503-986-1739

hed exhibit email,

Energy and Environment 347 503-986-1755

3:00 P.M.HR D

3:00 P.M.HR D

Beth Reiley, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1755Maria Hernandez, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1510

hee exhibit email,

Health Care 453 503-986-1286

3:00 P.M.HR E

3:00 P.M.HR E

8:00 A.M.HR E

Sandy Thiele-Cirka, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1286Jessica DeFelice, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1526

hhc exhibit email,

Higher Education andWorkforce Development

431 503-986-1731

3:00 P.M.HR D

3:00 P.M.HR D

Laura Kentnesse, LPRO Analyst 431 503-986-1731Maia Daniel, Committee Assistant 438 503-986-1537hhedw exhibit email,

Human Services and Housing 453 503-986-1509

8:00 A.M.HR E

8:00 A.M.HR E

Cassandra Soucy, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1509Ashley Clark, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1504hhs exhibit email,

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Judiciary 331 503-986-1750

1:00 P.M.343

1:00 P.M.343

1:00 P.M.343

1:00 P.M.343

Channa Newell, Counsel 332 503-986-1525Josh Nasbe, Counsel 335 503-986-1529Whitney Perez, Counsel 338 503-986-1530Mike Reiley, Office Coordinator 331 503-986-1635Kristi Arrington, CommitteeAssistant

331 503-986-1513

Lindsay Free, Committee Assistant 331 503-986-1743hjud exhibit email,

Revenue 354 503-986-1266

1:00 P.M.HR A

1:00 P.M.HR A

1:00 P.M.HR A

1:00 P.M.HR A

Paul Warner, Legislative RevenueOfficerMazen Malik, Senior EconomistChris Allanach, Senior EconomistDae Baek, EconomistChristine Broniak, EconomistKyle Easton, EconomistCorinne Gavette, Office Manager 354Edward Klein, Committee Assistanthrev exhibit email,

Rules 453 503-986-1647

3:00 P.M.HR 50

3:00 P.M.HR 50

Erin Seiler, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1647Samantha Koopman, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1536

hrules exhibit email,

Transportation Policy 453 503-986-1522

8:00 A.M.HR D

8:00 A.M.HR D

Tim Walker, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1522Danielle Ross, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1524htp exhibit email,

Veterans and EmergencyPreparedness

347 503-986-1673

3:00 P.M.HR E

3:00 P.M.HR E

Bradley Volk, LPRO Analyst 347 503-986-1673Skye Couvrette, CommitteeAssistant

347 503-986-1694

hvet exhibit email,



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JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE




Information Management andTechnology

H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.H-170

Sean McSpaden, CommitteeCoordinatorDawn Monagon, CommitteeAssistantIMT Committee Staff Email,

Legislative Administration 40 503-986-1848

Meets at the Call of the ChairDaron Hill, LegislativeAdministrator140A 503-986-1848

Nick Herrera, Committee Assistant 140A 503-986-1848

Legislative Audits H-178 503-986-1828

1:00 P.M.H-170

Theresa McHugh, CommitteeCoordinatorMichael Graham, CommitteeAssistantAudits Committee Staff Email, LFO

Legislative Counsel S-101 503-986-1243Meets at the Call of the ChairDexter Johnson, Legislative

CounselS-101 503-986-1243

Legislative Policy and Research 453 503-986-1813

Meets at the Call of the ChairChristopher Reinhart, LPRODirector

453 503-986-1515

Patsy Wood, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1474jlpr exhibit email,

Marijuana Regulation 453 503-986-1539

5:00 P.M.HR B

Adam Crawford, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1539Donna Burgess, CommitteeAssistant

453 503-986-1738

jmr exhibit email,

Tax Credits 354 503-986-1266


Paul Warner, Legislative RevenueOfficerMazen Malik, Senior EconomistChris Allanach, Senior EconomistDae Baek, EconomistChristine Broniak, EconomistKyle Easton, EconomistCorinne Gavette, Office Manager 354Austin Anderson, CommitteeAssistantEdward Klein, Committee Assistantjtax exhibit email,

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Tax Reform 354 503-986-1266


Paul Warner, Legislative RevenueOfficerMazen Malik, Senior EconomistChris Allanach, Senior EconomistDae Baek, EconomistChristine Broniak, EconomistKyle Easton, EconomistCorinne Gavette, Office Manager 354Austin Anderson, CommitteeAssistantEdward Klein, Committee Assistant

Transportation Preservationand Modernization

453 503-986-1674

5:30 P.M.HR F

5:30 P.M.HR F

Patrick Brennan, LPRO Analyst 453 503-986-1674Nita Kumar, Committee Assistant 453 503-986-1527jtpm exhibit email,

Ways and Means H-178 503-986-1828

9:00 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 F

Amanda Beitel, CommitteeCoordinatorJulie Jensen, Committee AssistantCapital Const Sub Staff Email, H-178

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, CommitteeCoordinatorMichael Graham, CommitteeAssistantEducation Sub Staff Email, 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, CommitteeCoordinatorMichael Graham, CommitteeAssistantGeneral Govt Sub Staff Email, 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

Linda Ames, CommitteeCoordinatorEric Sorenson, Committee AssistantHuman Services Sub Staff Email, 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, CommitteeCoordinatorJulie Jensen, Committee AssistantNatural Resources Sub Staff Email, H-178



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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, CommitteeCoordinatorDawn Monagon, CommitteeAssistantPublic Safety Sub Staff Email, 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 FSteve Bender, Committee

CoordinatorEric Sorenson, Committee AssistantTransp/Ec Dev Sub Staff Email, H-178



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COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

BUSINESS AND TRANSPORTATION—Lee Beyer, ChairChuck Thomsen, Vice-ChairFred GirodRod MonroeChuck Riley

EDUCATION—Arnie Roblan, ChairDennis Linthicum, Vice-ChairSara GelserMark HassJeff Kruse

ENVIRONMENT AND NATURALRESOURCES—Michael Dembrow, ChairAlan Olsen, Vice-ChairHerman Baertschiger Jr.Floyd ProzanskiArnie Roblan

FINANCE AND REVENUE—Mark Hass, ChairBrian Boquist, Vice-ChairHerman Baertschiger Jr.Chuck RileyKathleen Taylor

GENERAL GOVERNMENT ANDACCOUNTABILITY—Chuck Riley, ChairAlan DeBoer, Vice-ChairMark HassFloyd ProzanskiKim Thatcher

HEALTH CARE—Laurie Monnes Anderson, ChairJeff Kruse, Vice-ChairLee BeyerTim KnoppElizabeth Steiner Hayward

HUMAN SERVICES—Sara Gelser, ChairAlan Olsen, Vice-ChairMichael DembrowTim KnoppLaurie Monnes Anderson

JUDICIARY—Floyd Prozanski, ChairKim Thatcher, Vice-ChairMichael DembrowDennis LinthicumJames Manning Jr.

RULES—Ginny Burdick, ChairTed Ferrioli, Vice-ChairLee BeyerBrian BoquistArnie Roblan

VETERANS AND EMERGENCYPREPAREDNESS—Brian Boquist, ChairLaurie Monnes Anderson, Vice-ChairPeter CourtneyAlan Olsen

WORKFORCE—Kathleen Taylor, ChairTim Knopp, Vice-ChairSara GelserBill HansellLaurie Monnes Anderson

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SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

CONDUCT—Richard Devlin, ChairSara GelserBill HansellJackie Winters

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HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

AGRICULTURE AND NATURALRESOURCES—Brian Clem, ChairSusan McLain, Vice-ChairSherrie Sprenger, Vice-ChairGreg BarretoSal EsquivelCaddy McKeownKarin PowerDavid Brock SmithBrad Witt

BUSINESS AND LABOR—Paul Holvey, ChairGreg Barreto, Vice-ChairJanelle Bynum, Vice-ChairMargaret DohertyPaul EvansJulie FaheyJodi HackDallas HeardBill Kennemer

CONDUCT—Mitch Greenlick, ChairNancy NathansonAndy OlsonSherrie Sprenger

EARLY CHILDHOOD AND FAMILYSUPPORTS—John Lively, ChairJodi Hack, Vice-ChairCarla Piluso, Vice-ChairJanelle BynumCedric HaydenJohn HuffmanAlissa Keny-GuyerSheri MalstromDavid Brock Smith

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE—Ann Lininger, ChairPam Marsh, Vice-ChairDavid Brock Smith, Vice-ChairBrian ClemDavid GombergKen HelmRick LewisBill PostE. Werner Reschke

EDUCATION—Margaret Doherty, ChairDiego Hernandez, Vice-ChairCarl Wilson, Vice-ChairPaul EvansSusan McLainJulie ParrishJaneen SollmanSherrie SprengerA. Richard Vial

ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT—Ken Helm, ChairMark Johnson, Vice-ChairKarin Power, Vice-ChairPhil BarnhartCliff BentzPaul HolveyPam MarshE. Werner ReschkeDavid Brock Smith

HEALTH CARE—Mitch Greenlick, ChairCedric Hayden, Vice-ChairRob Nosse, Vice-ChairTeresa Alonso LeonKnute BuehlerJodi HackBill KennemerAlissa Keny-GuyerSheri Malstrom

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HIGHER EDUCATION AND WORKFORCEDEVELOPMENT—Jeff Reardon, ChairTeresa Alonso Leon, Vice-ChairGene Whisnant, Vice-ChairJanelle BynumBrian ClemDallas HeardMark JohnsonE. Werner ReschkeJaneen Sollman

HUMAN SERVICES AND HOUSING—Alissa Keny-Guyer, ChairAndy Olson, Vice-ChairTawna Sanchez, Vice-ChairChris GorsekMark MeekMike NearmanRon NobleCarla PilusoDuane Stark

JUDICIARY—Jeff Barker, ChairAndy Olson, Vice-ChairJennifer Williamson, Vice-ChairChris GorsekMitch GreenlickAnn LiningerBill PostTawna SanchezSherrie SprengerDuane StarkA. Richard Vial

REVENUE—Phil Barnhart, ChairCliff Bentz, Vice-ChairBarbara Smith Warner, Vice-ChairKnute BuehlerDiego HernandezMark JohnsonPam MarshRob NosseGreg Smith

RULES—Jennifer Williamson, ChairMike McLane, Vice-ChairDan Rayfield, Vice-ChairGreg BarretoJodi HackPaul HolveyBill KennemerRob NosseBarbara Smith Warner

TRANSPORTATION POLICY—Caddy McKeown, ChairMark Meek, Vice-ChairA. Richard Vial, Vice-ChairGreg BarretoPaul EvansSusan McLainRon NobleCarl WilsonBrad Witt

VETERANS AND EMERGENCYPREPAREDNESS—Paul Evans, ChairDeborah Boone, Vice-ChairSal Esquivel, Vice-ChairRick LewisJohn LivelyMark MeekJulie ParrishBill Post

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JOINT COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ANDTECHNOLOGY—Sen. Chuck Riley, Co-ChairRep. Nancy Nathanson, Co-ChairSen. Alan DeBoerSen. Dennis LinthicumRep. Brian ClemRep. Mike Nearman

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