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Committees · 2022 Regular Session

Behavioral Health

A House of Representatives committee, in 4 sessions since the 2020 session.

Other sessions: 2026 · 2021 · 2020

Members

As the committee stood at the end of the term. Each name leads to the member's page.

Bills

Bills sent to the committee in the 2022 Regular Session.

  • Bills sent6

    3% of the bills the House of Representatives sent to committees

  • Reported out67%

    4 of 6; 2 stopped in committee

  • Time in committeetoo few to say

  • Amendments offered0

    committee amendments

In every session

Each session over its whole term. The 2026 is so far.

  • 202610 bills

    reported 90% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 8 members

  • 20226 bills

    reported 67% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 11 members

  • 202138 bills

    reported 68% · typically 56 days, most 22–69 · 0 amendments · 9 members

  • 20203 bills

    reported 100% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 7 members

Bills it was sent

Each time a bill was sent to the committee in the 2022 Regular Session, newest first.

6 bills

  • House Bill 4004 · Requires Oregon Health Authority to distribute grants to behavioral health care providers for staff compensation and workforce retention and recruitment.

    Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

  • House Bill 4070 · Modifies charge to and member appointment process for Consumer Advisory Council that assists and advises Director of Oregon Health Authority on mental health, addiction and substance use disorder services.

    Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 7 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

  • House Bill 4071 · Modifies description of persons eligible for targeted financial incentives in field of behavioral health.

    Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 13 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

  • House Bill 4084 · Specifies evaluation that must be conducted when person is taken into hospital or nonhospital facility because person has mental illness and is in need of treatment.

    Sent February 1, 2022 · Stopped in committee after 31 days

  • House Bill 4085 · Permits parent or guardian to admit child, with or without child's consent, to inpatient treatment facility or program licensed by Oregon Health Authority or Department of Human Services for certain mental, emotional, behavioral health or substance use disorder treatment.

    Sent February 1, 2022 · Stopped in committee after 31 days

  • House Bill 4098 · Expands designated state agencies that must work with Alcohol and Drug Policy Commission and requires agencies to meet with commission quarterly to review and report on each agency's progress and to report process and outcome measures established under commission's comprehensive addiction, prevention, treatment and recovery plan.

    Sent February 1, 2022 · Reported out after 14 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law