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Senate introduces SR 16 and a package of bills on health, housing, education and labor
Summary
The Oregon Senate on Jan. 27 read Senate Concurrent Resolution 16 and introduced Senate bills 942 through 957 as first readings; the clerk read the short titles but the transcript records no sponsors, votes or committee referrals for the measures.
The Oregon Senate on Jan. 27 read Senate Concurrent Resolution 16 (in memoriam of Dr. Ralph Franklin Hellserman Jr.) and introduced Senate bills 942 through 957. The clerk read the short titles of each measure as first readings; detailed text, sponsors, committee referrals and fiscal impacts were not included in the floor reading recorded in the transcript.
Measures read into the record included:
- Senate Concurrent Resolution 16, in memoriam of Dr. Ralph Franklin Hellserman Jr. - Senate Bill 942, "relating to health insurance coverage for adults over the age of 26." - Senate Bill 943, "relating to audiology; prescribing effective dates." - Senate Bill 944, "relating to older foster children." - Senate Bill 945, "relating to foster children." - Senate Bill 946, "relating to funding the operations of the Bureau of Labor and Industries." - Senate Bill 947, "relating to the National Guard." - Senate Bill 948, "relating to play-based education." - Senate Bill 949, "relating to affordable housing, declaring emergency." - Senate Bill 950, "relating to sign language interpreters; prescribing an effective date." - Senate Bill 951, "relating to the practice of health care; declaring an emergency." - Senate Bill 952, "relating to vacancies in the United States Senate." - Senate Bill 953, "relating to the transitions to kindergarten." - Senate Bill 954, "relating to penalties for causing fires." - Senate Bill 955, "relating to a specially assessed value for the residences of veterans; prescribing an effective date." - Senate Bill 956, "relating to wastewater treatment; prescribing an effective date." - Senate Bill 957, "relating to restrictive covenants and health care provider agreements."
The clerk's floor reading served as introduction and first reading only; the transcript does not record sponsors, vote tallies, committee referrals by name, nor the full text of any measure. The Senate president announced committee assignment changes for January 27, including an assignment to the Joint Committee on Tax Expenditures and assigning measures to Senator Mike McLean as co–vice chair of the Joint Committee on Taxes; the transcript records that this announcement was made by the presiding officer but does not include additional procedural steps or a recorded vote.
Because the transcript lists measure titles without full text or sponsor information, reporters and researchers should consult the official legislative docket or bill texts for details on content, sponsors, fiscal notes, committee referrals, and any subsequent actions.
