Bills in the 2021 Regular Session, Senate.
Dick Anderson
Sponsored
Became law2
Modifies provisions relating to providing results of tests to patients.
Permits municipality or Department of Consumer and Business Services to contract with person to administer and enforce building inspection program and act as building official.
In committee4
Provides, for purposes of ad valorem property taxation, frozen assessed value for homestead of individual at least 70 years old.
Creates income tax subtraction for recovery rebates paid to personal income taxpayers.
Creates free license for organizers of Oregon Tuna Classic tournament to take and sell tuna taken during tournament.
Requires each public school to provide full-time, in-person classroom instruction during 2021-2022 school year.
Carried from the House
Became law2
Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of State Lands, State Department of Fish and Wildlife and Higher Education Coordinating Commission in certain amounts for certain purposes related to ocean chemistry.
Requires Oregon Health Authority to seek federal approval of amendment to state Medicaid demonstration project to permit coordinated care organizations to use portion of global budgets to improve health equity, improve overall health of community or enhance payments to providers who advance health equity or provide services improving overall health of community and to allow such expenditures to be counted as medical expenses in coordinated care organization's base medical budget and in calculation of global budget and flexible spending for given year.
Co-sponsored
Became law · 1
Establishes Public Records Advocate as independent office within executive department.
Passed the Senate · 1
Increases maximum percentage of tax or fee that governing body of city or county may impose on sale of marijuana items.
Out of committee · 1
Establishes income tax credit for amount of unpaid rent forgiven by landlord and certified by Housing and Community Services Department.
In committee · 1
Maintains unemployment insurance tax rate in effect for each employer for calendar year 2020 until first calendar year that begins after later of December 31, 2022, or date on which state of emergency declared by Governor on March 8, 2020, for COVID-19 pandemic, and any extension of state of emergency, is no longer in effect.