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Committee advances two bills to the House floor, carries one work session for later review
Summary
MADAM CHAIR GRABER — In the Feb. 23 work session the House Committee on Labor and Workplace Standards adopted an amendment and forwarded House Bill 3,021 to the House floor and also forwarded House Bill 30 22; work on HB 30 24 was carried over for additional fiscal review.
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MADAM CHAIR GRABER — In the work-session portion of the Feb. 23 meeting the House Committee on Labor and Workplace Standards acted on three bills.
HB 3,021 (as amended): The committee adopted a dash-1 amendment by roll call and then moved House Bill 3,021 as amended to the House floor with a due-pass recommendation. Vice Chair Munoz moved the dash-1 amendment and later moved the bill to the floor. The roll calls recorded unanimous support from members present: Representative Bossard Davis (yes), Representative Fragala (yes), Representative Nelson (yes), Representative Sharp (yes), Vice Chair Elmer (yes), Vice Chair Munoz (yes) and Chair Graber (aye). The committee chair gavels the amendment adoption and the bill vote.
HB 30 22: Vice Chair Elmer moved House Bill 30 22 to the floor with a due-pass recommendation. Committee roll call again recorded unanimous support from members present and the measure was reported out with the committee's recommendation. The bill authorizes specific state agencies (Department of Revenue, Department of Justice Division of Child Support, Division of Child Care, and corrections/county jails) to share information with the Oregon Employment Department to administer Paid Leave Oregon and unemployment insurance, and allows joint audits and expanded data sharing (including W-2/1099 and self-employment income reports) for administration.
HB 30 24 (work session carried): Committee members carried over the work session on House Bill 30 24 to the committee's next meeting (scheduled for Mar. 5), citing the need for additional review of a recently received fiscal impact statement and follow-up questions about administrative savings and claimant counts. The Employment Department's UI director answered questions about fiscal estimates and administrative impacts but several members asked for more precise numbers before acting. No final action was taken on HB 30 24 on Feb. 23.
Votes at a glance: - HB 3,021 (as amended): amendment adopted; final motion to move to floor with due-pass recommendation — committee vote: Yes 7, No 0, Absent 0; mover: Vice Chair Munoz; outcome: approved to go to the House floor. - HB 30 22: moved to floor with due-pass recommendation — committee vote: Yes 7, No 0, Absent 0; mover: Vice Chair Elmer; outcome: approved to go to the House floor.
Ending note: The committee recessed briefly and reconvened to complete votes. Members deferred HB 30 24 for additional fiscal and technical review and scheduled further consideration for the committee's next meeting.
