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Votes at a glance: committee moves multiple bills to Rules/Ways and Means and the floor
Summary
During the Feb. 12 House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee meeting, members advanced several bills — HB 4,030 to Rules, HB 4,144 to Ways and Means, HB 4,077 and HB 4,060 to the floor, and HB 4,046 (with dash‑2) to Ways and Means — each by committee motion and recorded roll call or voice vote.
The House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee advanced multiple bills during its Feb. 12 session.
- House Bill 4,030 (producer responsibility exclusions for certain berries and packaging): Vice Chair Gamboa moved the base bill to the floor with a do‑pass recommendation and referral to the Committee on Rules; the committee called the roll and the motion carried.
- House Bill 4,144 (battery producer responsibility organization participation): Vice Chair Gamba moved the bill to the floor with a do‑pass recommendation and referral to Ways and Means by prior reference; after brief discussion the motion carried.
- House Bill 4,077 (adds certain public utilities with captive insurance programs to bond/securitization authorities upon PUC approval): Vice Chair Gamba moved the bill with a do‑pass recommendation; the motion carried and the bill was placed on the floor calendar.
- House Bill 4,046 (DOE nuclear energy study / dash‑2 amendment): The committee discussed the dash‑2 amendment at length, heard from Christie Split of the Oregon Department of Energy (who said ODOE has no position on the bill but can conduct the study and will not accept outcome‑oriented funding), adopted the dash‑2 amendment by voice/consent, and moved the amended bill to Ways and Means by prior reference.
- House Bill 4,060 (exemption for sales to very large facilities from a fluorescent lamp sales prohibition): The committee moved the base bill to the floor with a do‑pass recommendation, noting the intent to move the base bill only at this time.
Committee record: the transcript contains the roll calls and recorded statements for each motion. Where transcript roll calls were recorded, the chair announced that the motions carried and the bills were advanced to the indicated next steps.
