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House votes to not concur on Senate amendment to death-reporting bill and appoints conference committee
Summary
The House voted to not concur in the Senate amendment to House Bill 3127, which would have delayed statewide use of the Oregon Health Authority's electronic death-reporting system until July 1, 2027; the chamber appointed a conference committee to seek a compromise on the implementation date.
The Oregon House voted to not concur in the Senate amendments to House Bill 3127 and directed that a conference committee be appointed to reconcile the two chambers’ differences, principally over the bill’s effective date.
A member moved that the House not concur in the Senate amendments and that a conference committee be appointed. The motion was to oppose a Senate amendment that changed the bill’s effective date to July 1, 2027; sponsors argued the later date would delay improved…
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