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Senate Judiciary adopts standard committee rules for 2025 session
Summary
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Jan. 21 adopted standard policy-committee rules for the 2025 legislative session, voting to approve the rules offered on OLIS. The committee recessed to join House Judiciary for an informational briefing from the Oregon Judicial Department.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary adopted its proposed committee rules for the 2025, 83rd Legislative Assembly on Jan. 21, 2025, voting to approve rules dated Jan. 21, 2025 and posted on OLIS.
Vice Chair Thatcher moved that the proposed committee rules for the 2025 83rd Legislative Assembly dated Jan. 21, 2025, and available on OLIS be adopted by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The motion carried on a roll-call vote called by the clerk.
The adopted rules are the standard rules the chair said are being used for policy committees this session; the chair noted some committees (for example, ways and means) may have different rules. After the vote the committee recessed from hearing room E to hearing room F to join the House Judiciary Committee for an informational overview from the Oregon Judicial Department.
Vote at a glance: the clerk recorded the following members as voting “aye” during the roll call recorded in the hearing: Senator Broadman (aye); Senator Nelson Lewin (aye); Senator Girod (yes); Senator Manning (aye); Senator McLean (aye); Vice Chair Thatcher (aye); Chair Kidman (aye). The motion was recorded as adopted.
No amendments or changes to the proposed rules were recorded in the meeting minutes. The committee proceeded to the scheduled joint informational hearing with the House Judiciary Committee in hearing room F.
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