Senate suspends constitutional reading requirement, fast-tracks two resolutions
The Oregon Senate voted to suspend the constitutional requirement that bills be read section by section on final passage in order to expedite the third-reading calendar; it also made HCR 4 and HCR 23 special orders and allowed guests on the floor for HCR 23.
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The Oregon State Senate on April 21 voted to suspend the constitutional reading requirement for final passage to expedite its third-reading calendar and made two House concurrent resolutions special orders of business.
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