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Votes at a glance: March 10 House session — bills, resolutions and final actions
Summary
Summary of bills and resolutions read and adopted during the March 10 House session, including final passage for several bills and adoption of two concurrent resolutions.
The Oregon House completed third readings and final passage for multiple measures on March 10. This "at a glance" roundup lists items the transcript shows were read and, where recorded, declared passed or adopted.
Passed or declared passed on third reading (floor record): - House Bill 23 36 — Amend internal audit reporting period (declared passed). - House Bill 25 86 A — Extend in‑state tuition to asylum seekers; emergency clause (declared passed). - House Bill 29 48 — "Hannah's Law," require RN supervision of clinical nursing practice in schools (declared passed). - House Bill 32 42 A — Require in‑network reimbursement during credentialing when a provider joins an in‑network group (declared passed).
Resolutions adopted (floor record): - House Concurrent Resolution 4 — Designate May 2025 as Ehlers‑Danlos Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders Awareness Month (adopted). - House Concurrent Resolution 16 — Recognize and honor Specialist Paul J. Cochran for service (adopted).
Other floor actions and readings recorded (first or second reading; referral): several bills and Senate messages were read for first reading or passed to committee, including a set of Senate bills listed on the floor (e.g., SB 557, SB 795, SB 797, SB 812, SB 814, SB 830, SB 856, SB 865, SB 870) and multiple House bills advanced to second/third reading as recorded in the transcript. The transcript shows the clerk and speaker handling suspension of the rule requiring section‑by‑section reading for a set of House bills earlier in the session.
Notes: The transcript provided records the clerk’s announcement that items "having received the constitutional majority" were declared passed or adopted. The detailed roll call tallies for those final passages are not printed in the supplied transcript.
