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Bill would centralize rulemaking notices and materials in online portal maintained by Secretary of State
Summary
House Bill 3382 would require the Secretary of State to maintain an Oregon rulemaking information system and obligate agencies to post specified rulemaking materials online; business groups urged the committee to approve a public, searchable portal so regulated parties and lawmakers can see the scope of rulemaking.
The House Rules Committee received testimony Feb. 12 on House Bill 3382, a proposal to require the Secretary of State to host a centralized, public Oregon rulemaking information system and to set minimum online‑posting requirements for agencies.
Paloma Sparks of Oregon Business and Industry told the committee that rulemaking…
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