Oregon committee prepares to vote on House Bill 2614 amendment tomorrow

June 24, 2025 | Legislative, Oregon


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Oregon committee prepares to vote on House Bill 2614 amendment tomorrow
The Conference Committee on House Bill 2614 convened on June 24, 2025, at 9:30 AM to discuss amendments to the bill. The meeting was called to order with an overview of the proposed changes, which are currently being drafted.

The committee confirmed that a vote on the new amendment is scheduled for the following day at 9:30 AM. Key changes highlighted include the retention of language regarding the inclusion of a judge or retired judge on the commission. The standard for removing a commissioner will remain aligned with existing law, citing inefficiency, neglect of duty, or malfeasance as grounds for removal.

Additionally, the governor will have the authority to remove the executive director for just cause, with the appointment process requiring consultation with the commission and Senate confirmation. The amendment will also eliminate the sunset provision related to consortiums while preserving other governance language concerning them.

The meeting concluded with no further questions or comments from members, and the chair expressed satisfaction with the discussions. The committee will reconvene for the scheduled vote on the amendment.

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