Joint Committee on Ways and Means – 2007 Session

Public Safety Subcommittee

Meeting Index

June 14, 2007	Hearing Room H-170
3:30 p.m.	Tapes: 110A, 111A

Members Present:

Rep. Shields, Chair Rep. Barker Rep. Cameron Rep. Hanna Rep. Nathanson

Sen. Westlund, Vice-Chair Sen. Brown Sen. Burdick Sen. Nelson Sen. Winters

Members Excused:

Staff Present:

Doug Wilson, Budget Analyst, Legislative Fiscal Office Tim Walker, Budget Analyst, Legislative Fiscal Office Sue Cook, Committee Assistant, Legislative Fiscal Office

Measures or Issues Heard:

HB 2143 Relating to Tobacco Settlement Funds – Public Hearing and Work Session HB 3329 Relating to Strangulation – Public Hearing

This meeting index is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete content, please refer to the CDs.

Tape #/Counter	Speaker	Issues, Votes, Exhibits
TAPE 110A
003	Chair Shields	Calls the hearing to order at 3:45 pm.
		Opens a Public Hearing on HB 2143 Relating to Tobacco Settlement Funds.
010	Doug Wilson, Budget Analyst, Legislative Fiscal Office	Introduces Memorandum HB 2143 Tobacco Settlement Funds (Exhibit 1); Proposed Amendment –A2 (Exhibit 2).
050	Chair Shields	Closes Public Hearing on HB 2143 on HB 2143 Relating to Tobacco Settlement Funds.
		Opens Work Session on HB 2143 Relating to Tobacco Settlement Funds.
058	Rep. Nathanson	Move to adopt the -2 Amendments to HB 2143.
059	Rep. Cameron
062	Mr., Wilson
		Vote:7-0-3 Exc.: Representative Hanna Senators Brown and Westlund
068	Chair Shields	Hearing no objections, declares the motion CARRIED.
070	Rep. Nathanson	Move HB 2143 with amendments to the Full Committee with a Do Pass recommendation.
		Vote:7-0-3 Exc.: Representative Hanna Senators Brown and Westlund
073	Chair Shields	Hearing no objections, declares the motion CARRIED.
078	Chair Shields	Closes Work Session on HB 2143 relating to Tobacco Settlement.
		Opens Public Hearing on HB 3329 relating to strangulation.
083	Tim Walker, Budget Analyst, Legislative Fiscal Office
099	Representative Patti Smith	Presents oral and written testimony (Exhibit 3).
112	Representative Sara Gelser	Discusses Proposed Amendment -2 (Exhibit 4) and –Proposed -1 Amendment (Exhibit 5) and written testimony (Exhibit 6).
165	Rep. Cameron
168	Chair Shields
170	Mr. Walker
181	Rep. Cameron
189	Mr. Walker
200	Chair Shields
202	Rep. Cameron
209	Mr. Walker
215	Rep. Smith
218	Ms. Gelser
228	Sen. Winters
245	Gina Skinner, District Attorney	Presents oral testimony.
392	Chair Shields
394	Ms. Skinner
401	Rep. Cameron
430	Ms. Skinner
Tape 111A
002	Ms. Skinner	Continues her testimony.
009	Rep. Cameron
011	Ms. Skinner
019	Rep. Barker
020	Ms. Skinner
027	Rep. Barker
034	Ms. Skinner
048	Chair Shields
049	Ms. Skinner
054	Chair Shields
056	Ms. Skinner
062	Chair Shields
070	Sen. Winters
071	Ms. Skinner
073	Sen. Winters
078	Ms. Skinner
083	Sen. Winters
086	Chair Shields
095	Tira Lerew, Sexual Assult Victims Services-Community Works	Presents oral and written testimony (Exhibit 7).
143	Chair Shields
149	Steve Belshaw, Deputy Chief of Police, City of Salem	Presents oral testimony.
212	Chair Shields
231	Nancy O’Meara	Presents oral and written testimony (Exhibit 8).
268	Chair Shields
273	Ms. O’Meara
288	Chair Shields	Adjourns the hearing at 4:36 pm.

Additional Exhibits:

HB 2143 A (Exhibit 9).

Staff Measure Summary (Exhibit 10).

Fiscal Analysis of Proposed Legislation (Exhibit 11).

Letter from Jackson County Council Against Domestic & Sexual Violence (Exhibit 12).

Letter from Rosemary Dunn Dalton dated March 28, 2007 (Exhibit 13).

SATF Attorney General’s Sexual Assault Task Force testimony (Exhibit 14).

Witness Registration Sheet for HB 3329 (Exhibit 15).