Bills in the 2012 Regular Session, House.
Gregory Smith
Sponsored
Became law1
Requires certain persons to install ignition interlock device for five years after person's driving privileges are restored following suspension or revocation of driving privileges.
In committee1
Modifies renewable portfolio standard for small electric utilities to exclude sales to single large consumer from calculation of percentage of sales to all retail electricity consumers.
Co-sponsored
Became law · 2
Prohibits public body from disclosing records or information that identifies person as applicant for, or holder of, concealed handgun license.
Authorizes Department of Transportation to enter into contract with specified forest protective associations for certain off-season services.
Passed the House · 1
Specifies that provisions of law relating to threatened or endangered wildlife species do not limit authority of State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt rules authorizing taking of wolves for purposes related to depredation of livestock.
Out of committee · 3
Allows Jackson, Josephine and Douglas Counties to enter into intergovernmental agreement.
Requires that annual timber harvest on state forestlands in each subject forest district equal, at minimum, specified percentage of annual amount of harvestable timber expected to be grown on state forestlands in district.
Makes findings regarding Columbia River Basin.
In committee · 5
Applies sunsets to filing fee provisions and certain corporate tax provisions of Ballot Measure 67 (2010).
Removes all restrictions on use of hydroelectric power to qualify for renewable portfolio standard.
Creates income tax credit for hiring of qualified employee by taxpayer with fewer than 100 employees.
Exempts from application of insurance code sale of policies or certificates of health insurance in this state by insurers licensed to transact insurance in another state.
Requires pharmacy benefit managers conducting business in Oregon to obtain license from and annually renew license with State Board of Pharmacy.