HOUSE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
April 14, 2003 Hearing Room D
8:30 A.M. Tapes 86
87
MEMBERS PRESENT: Rep. Jeff Kruse, Chair
Rep. Billy Dalto, Vice-Chair
Rep. Carolyn Tomei, Vice-Chair
Rep. Gordon Anderson
Rep. Laurie Monnes Anderson
Rep. Ben Westlund
MEMBER EXCUSED: Rep. Jeff Barker
STAFF PRESENT: Sandy
Thiele-Cirka, Committee Administrator
Mara McGraw, Committee Assistant
MEASURES HEARD: HB
2939 Work Session
HB 3122 Work Session
HB 3431 Work Session
HB 3011 Work Session
HB 3012 Work Session
HB 3603 Work Session
HB 3574 Work Session
HB 3577 Work Session
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TAPE/# |
Speaker |
Comments |
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TAPE 86, A |
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004 |
Chair Kruse |
Calls meeting to order at 8:43 A.M. and announces HB
3156 will not be heard. Opens work session on HB 2939. |
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HB 2939
WORK SESSION |
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040 |
Dale Penn |
District Attorney Association, Chief of Police and
Oregon Narcotics Enforcement Association. Discusses specifics sections of -3
amendments dated 4/10/03 (EXHIBIT A).
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074 |
Rep. Tomei |
Inquires on time limits for Oregon Medical Marijuana
Act (OMMA) participation by former convicts. |
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077 |
Penn |
Reports Department would utilize rules regarding
former convictions. |
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082 |
Grant Higginson, M.D. |
State Public Health Officer, Department of Human
Services (DHS). Addresses issues with suspending or revoking OMMA cards. |
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103 |
Rep. Tomei |
Expresses concern regarding previous violations. |
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106 |
Higginson |
States intent with amendments. |
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117 |
Chair Kruse |
Notes reason for using administrative rule versus
statute. |
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124 |
Penn |
Notes department intent with administrative rules. |
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130 |
Rep. Westlund |
Requests information on specific statue cited in
bill regarding schedule I and II drugs. |
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162 |
Penn |
Details penalties section of bill regarding felonies.
Defines schedule I and II drugs. |
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166 |
Higginson |
Adds schedule I drugs have no medicinal value and
schedule II drugs do have medicinal value. |
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176 |
Rep. Westlund |
Clarifies bill regulates sale of drugs. |
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179 |
Higginson |
Reports schedule narcotics are ranked and defined by
federal government. |
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193 |
Rep. Westlund |
Expresses concern over grow location listed on OMMA
card. |
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204 |
Penn |
Reports law enforcement is in favor of address
listing on card. Notes OMMA participants are exempt from prosecution and
participants are not required to carry card on their person. |
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239 |
Higginson |
Notes operational necessity of address listing on
card. |
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251 |
Rep. Tomei |
Questions alternative address listing sites. |
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256 |
Higginson |
Notes interested parties opposition to creating a
database. |
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264 |
Chair Kruse |
Notes issues related to data and web based security.
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285 |
Rep. Tomei |
Inquires on reasoning for deleting Alzheimers
patients. |
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288 |
Chair Kruse |
Explains department has authority to expand list by
rule and statue not needed. |
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305 |
Sandy Thiele-Cirka |
Summarizes -1 amendments, dated 3/20/03 (EXHIBIT B). |
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312 |
Chair Kruse |
Notes similarities to other amendments. |
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331 |
Rep.
Westlund |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 2339-1 amendments dated
4/10/03. |
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334 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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335 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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349 |
Rep.
Westlund |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 2939-3 amendments dated
4/10/03. |
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352 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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353 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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355 |
Rep.
Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to SUSPEND the rules for the purpose
of conceptually amending -3 amendments, dated 4/10/03.. |
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358 |
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VOTE: 6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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359 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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343 |
Rep.
Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to FURTHER AMEND -3 amendments dated
4/10/03 on page 2, line 15, by changing "shall" to "may". |
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269 |
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VOTE: 6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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270 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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380 |
Rep. Tomei |
Explains concerns and vote. |
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390 |
Rep.
Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 2939 to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation. |
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400 |
Rep. Anderson |
Comments on need for continued review of OMMA and
statues. |
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430 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Clarifies concerns over felony restrictions. |
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442 |
Rep. Westlund |
Notes concern over address listing on OMMA card. |
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460 |
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VOTE: 5-1-1 AYE: 5 - Anderson, Dalto, Monnes Anderson, Westlund,
Kruse NAY: 1 - Tomei EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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467 |
Chair Kruse |
The motion CARRIES. KRUSE will lead discussion on the
floor. |
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472 |
Chair Kruse |
Closes work session on HB 2939 and opens work session
on HB 3122. |
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TAPE 87, A |
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HB 3122
WORK SESSION |
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015 |
Thiele-Cirka |
Summarizes bill and -2 amendments dated 4/11/03 (EXHIBIT C). |
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026 |
Rep. Tomei |
Questions date expansion. |
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029 |
Thiele-Cirka |
Clarifies dates. Notes -2 amendments are current version. |
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042 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Questions long term care facilities. |
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049 |
Jim Carlson |
Oregon Health Care Association. Explains destination
resort bill as it relates to extended moratorium. Submits written testimony (EXHIBIT D). |
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068 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 3122-2 amendments dated
4/11/03. |
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069 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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070 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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071 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3122 to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation. |
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073 |
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VOTE: 6-0-1 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members present vote AYE. EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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077 |
Chair Kruse |
The motion CARRIES. |
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078 |
Rep. Tomei
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MOTION: Moves HB 3122 be placed on the CONSENT
CALENDAR. |
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079 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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080 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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082 |
Chair Kruse |
Closes work session on HB 3122 and opens work session
HB 3431. |
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HB 3431
WORK SESSION |
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084 |
Thiele-Cirka |
Summarizes bill and -1 amendment, dated 3/31/03 (EXHIBIT E). |
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103 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 3431-1 amendments dated
3/31/03. |
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105 |
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VOTE: 6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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106 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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109 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3431 to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means
by prior reference. |
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114 |
Chair Kruse |
Notes need for new fiscal impact statement. |
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140 |
Rep. Monnes
Anderson |
Withdraws
motion to: Move HB 3431 to the floor with a DO PASS AS AMENDED
recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means by prior
reference. |
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148 |
Chair Kruse |
Closes work session on HB 3431 and opens work session
on HB 3011. |
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HB 3011
WORK SESSION |
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152 |
Thiele-Cirka |
Summarizes bill. |
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170 |
Rep. Laurie Monnes Anderson |
House District 50. Submits testimony in support of
bill (EXHIBIT F). Conveys history
of bill. Explains impact of bill on nursing education. |
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213 |
Brian DeLashmutt |
Oregon Nurses Association (ONA). Notes redesign of
program to more closely model other loan forgiveness programs. Notes intent
on expanding program to Graduate level. Comments on nursing shortage and
economic development. |
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284 |
Jo Bell |
Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems. Submits
written testimony in support of bill (EXHIBIT
G). Notes retirement of nursing instructors creates pending shortage. |
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317 |
Vice-Chair Tomei |
Orders committee to stand at ease. |
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318 |
Chair Kruse |
Reconvenes meeting. |
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321 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3011 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means by prior
reference. |
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327 |
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VOTE:
5-0-2 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members present vote AYE. EXCUSED: 2 - Barker, Westlund |
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331 |
Chair Kruse |
The motion CARRIES. |
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333 |
Chair Kruse |
Closes work session on HB 3011 and opens work session
on HB 3012 |
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HB 3012
WORK SESSION |
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336 |
Rep. Laurie Monnes Anderson |
House District 50. Summarizes bill. |
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345 |
Rep. Anderson |
Questions funding mechanism. |
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346 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Explains existing account. |
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351 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3012 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means by prior
reference. |
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363 |
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VOTE:
5-0-2 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members present vote AYE. EXCUSED: 2 - Barker, Westlund |
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367 |
Chair Kruse |
The motion CARRIES. |
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368 |
Chair Kruse |
Closes work session on HB 3012 and opens work session
on HB 3603. |
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HB 3603
WORK SESSION |
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372 |
Sen. David Nelson |
Senate District 29. Addresses nursing shortage. Reviews
interim workgroup collaboration and successful discussions. Expresses support
for HB 3603. |
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410 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Submits testimony in support of bill (EXHIBIT H). Addresses nursing shortage.
Presents solutions. Explains -1 amendments, dated 4/1/03 (EXHIBIT I). |
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TAPE 86, B |
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001 |
Kathleen Potempa |
Vice president and Dean, Oregon Health and Sciences
University (OHSU) School of Nursing. Testifies in support of bill. Discusses
impact of nursing shortage. Submits informational packet (EXHIBIT J). |
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029 |
Brian DeLashmutt |
ONA) and Oregon Nurse Leadership Council. Submits
written testimony ion support of bill (EXHIBIT
K). Speaks to short and long term impact of budget cuts on nursing
education. Speaks to benefits of bill. |
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100 |
Bell |
Submits written testimony in support of bill (EXHIBIT L). Submits written
testimony on behalf of Nancy Connell (EXHIBIT
M). Discusses needed changes to expand and improve nursing education. |
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128 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Addresses fiscal impact associated with bill. |
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138 |
Potempa |
Comments on overhead and administration of programs. |
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145 |
Rep. Anderson |
Inquires on wages in Oregon as compared to other
states. |
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200 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Notes capacity to train nurses does not support
applicants to nursing programs. |
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210 |
Potempa |
Reports on OHSU application backlog and teaching
capacity. |
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219 |
DeLashmutt |
Comments there is no shortage on applicants only on
teaching capacity. |
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230 |
Terri Johansen |
Assistant Commissioner, Department of Community
Colleges and Workforce Development. Notes support from all sectors of
Community Colleges. |
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245 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 3603-1 amendments dated
4/1/03. |
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246 |
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VOTE: 6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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247 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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250 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3603 to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means
by prior reference. |
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267 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 AYE: In a roll call
vote, all members present vote AYE. EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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271 |
Chair Kruse |
The motion CARRIES. |
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272 |
Chair Kruse |
Closes work session on HB 3603 and opens work
session on HB 3574. |
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HB 3574
WORK SESSION |
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282 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Summarizes bill. Notes participation by Governors
office. Lists need and salary ranges in specific professions. Submits written
testimony in support of bill and -1 amendments, dated 4/11/93 (EXHIBIT N). |
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388 |
Rep. Anderson |
Notes communication problem with recruitment for
non-degreed positions. |
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394 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Notes bill attempts to share resources and
technology for recruitment. |
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420 |
Bell |
Reports emphasis on work force development. Comments
on distance learning opportunities. Submits written testimony in support of
bill (EXHIBIT O). |
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485 |
Rep. Anderson |
Comments on distance learning. |
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TAPE 87, B |
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022 |
Johansen |
Details telecommunications infrastructure and
administration for delivery of distance learning programs via community
colleges. Notes commitment to coordinate efforts. Submits written testimony
in support of bill (EXHIBIT P). |
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063 |
Cathy Britain |
Chair, Health Care Committee for Oregon
Telecommunication Coordinating Council and President, Oregon Tele-Health
Alliance. Submits written testimony in support of bill (EXHIBIT Q), testifying from Oregon State University, La Grande,
Oregon via teleconferencing. Details the creation of a network of networks
via central ownership. |
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174 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 3574-1 amendments dated
4/11/03. |
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177 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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178 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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179 |
Chair Kruse |
States intent to request a revised fiscal before
referring bill further. Closes work session on HB 3574 and opens work session
on HB 3577. |
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HB 3577
WORK SESSION |
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192 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Summarizes bill. Submits written testimony in
support of bill and -1 amendments, dated 4/11/03 (EXHIBIT R). Presents benefits of program. |
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226 |
Bell |
Submits written testimony in support of bill (EXHIBIT S). Explains implementation
of fund. Comments on open positions and lost wages addresses via fund. |
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282 |
Rep. Anderson |
Comments on tax credits. |
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293 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Notes Revenue Committee effort to examine tax
credits. |
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301 |
Bell |
Notes credit does not begin until year 2004. |
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321 |
Rep. Westlund |
Comments on tax credits. |
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367 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Comments on tax credits. |
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388 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 3577-1 amendments dated
4/11/03. |
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390 |
Rep. Monnes Anderson |
Questions referral to Ways and Means rather than
Revenue. |
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392 |
Chair Kruse |
Explains immediate impact is fiscal. |
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420 |
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VOTE:
6-0-1 EXCUSED: 1 - Barker |
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421 |
Chair Kruse |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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422 |
Rep.
Monnes Anderson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3577 to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means
by prior reference. |
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431 |
Rep. Tomei |
Comments on fiscal impact and tax credit. |
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446 |
Chair Kruse |
Comments on result of tax credit. |
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460 |
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VOTE:
4-1-2 AYE: 4 - Anderson, Dalto, Monnes Anderson, Kruse NAY: 1 - Tomei EXCUSED: 2 - Barker, Westlund |
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465 |
Chair Kruse |
The motion CARRIES. |
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466 |
Chair
Kruse |
Closes
work session on HB 3577 and adjourns meeting at 10:37 A.M. |
EXHIBIT
SUMMARY
A
HB 2939, -3 amendments, dated 4/10/03, Dale Penn, 4 pp.
B
HB 2939, -1 amendments, dated 3/20/03, staff, 2 pp.
C
HB 3122, -2 amendments, dated 4/11/03, staff, 2 pp.
D
HB 3122, written testimony, Jim Carlson, 2 pp.
E
HB 3431, -1 amendments, dated 3/31/03, staff, 7 pp.
F
HB 3011 and HB 3012, written testimony, Rep. Laurie Monnes Anderson, 1 p.
G
HB 3012, written testimony, Jo Bell, 1 p.
H
HB 3603, written testimony, Rep. Laurie Monnes Anderson, 2 pp.
I
HB 3603, -1 amendments, dated 4/1/03, staff, 2 pp.
J
HB 3603, written testimony, Kathleen Potempa, 8 pp.
K
HB 3603, written testimony, Brian DeLashmutt, 3 pp.
L
HB 3603, written testimony, Jo Bell, 3 pp.
M
HB 3603, written testimony, Mary Campbell, 1 p.
N
HB 3574, written testimony, Rep. Laurie Monnes Anderson, 6 pp.
O
HB 3574, written testimony, Jo Bell, 3 pp.
P
HB 3574, written testimony, Teri Johansen, 4 pp.
Q
HB 3574, written testimony, Cathy Britain, 2 pp.
R
HB 3577, written testimony, and -1 amendments dated 4/11/03, Rep. Laurie
Monnes Anderson, 2 pp.
S
HB 3577, written testimony, Jo Bell, 3 pp.