l9n/ Oregon

Richard Devlin

Bills in the 2009 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Richard Devlin's terms

Sponsored

Became law6

  • Senate Bill 316

    Requires health benefit plan to provide coverage of routine costs of care in qualifying clinical trials subject to copayment and other cost sharing requirements.

  • Senate Bill 380

    Provides that witness in criminal proceeding may not appear before jury by simultaneous electronic transmission without written consent of parties and agreement of court.

  • Senate Bill 513

    Establishes policy regarding ecosystem services.

  • Senate Bill 701

    Creates Nursing Faculty Loan Repayment Program for purpose of providing loan repayments for certain nurse educators at nursing schools in Oregon.

  • Senate Bill 767

    Requires applicant that seeks to establish public charter school to submit plan for school's financial management system to school district board.

  • Senate Bill 928

    Prohibits employer from taking certain employment actions toward individual who is victim of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking.

In committee1

  • Senate Bill 736

    Exempts nurses trained outside of United States from nursing licensure requirements if nurse is participating in clinical practice as part of approved program for providing transition to practice nursing in Oregon.

Carried from the House

Became law7

  • House Bill 2012

    Requires, as soon as practicable after end of each biennium, lottery ending balance to be transferred to school capital matching subaccount of Education Stability Fund.

  • House Bill 2013

    Establishes Oregon School Facilities Task Force.

  • House Bill 2500

    Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to develop and make available Oregon transparency website for purpose of allowing people to view information that is public record and not exempt from disclosure.

  • House Bill 2510

    Deletes 15-year limit on veteran's use of preference in public employment.

  • House Bill 2511

    Allows certain long term absent electors to use facsimile machine to cast ballot.

  • House Bill 2584

    Modifies antitrust laws so that person with indirect dealings with adverse party may sue and recover treble damages.

  • House Bill 3295

    Requires that diversion program for persons under 18 years of age alleged to have driven under influence of intoxicants include prohibition on use of intoxicants during participation in program.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 25
  • Senate Bill 330

    Requires Secretary of State to include certain information in voters' pamphlet.

  • Senate Bill 374

    Establishes Oregon Civics Day for Teachers on first Friday in December.

  • Senate Bill 515

    Changes period in which remedy is available to consumer for motor vehicle that does not conform to manufacturer's warranty.

  • Senate Bill 519

    Prohibits employer from taking adverse employment action against employee who declines to attend meeting or participate in communication concerning employer's opinion about religious or political matters.

  • Senate Bill 570

    Requires scrap metal business to create and maintain certain records of purchase or receipt of metal property or other transactions related to metal property.

  • Senate Bill 578

    Changes name of All-Terrain Vehicle Account Allocation Committee to All-Terrain Vehicle Advisory Committee.

  • Senate Bill 579

    Requires operator of motor vehicle to secure passenger under 16 years of age with child safety system, safety belt or safety harness when motor vehicle is operated on premises open to public.

  • Senate Bill 583

    Requires operators and passengers of Class II all-terrain vehicles to wear motorcycle helmets if under 18 years of age.

  • Senate Bill 589

    Repeals five-year time limit for exemption from taxation of Indian tribal land.

  • Senate Bill 595

    Deletes certain tuition waiver eligibility requirements for service members.

  • Senate Bill 596

    Modifies definition of "hazardous substance" to include decabrominated diphenyl ether.

  • Senate Bill 605

    Allows certified nurse practitioner or certified clinical nurse specialist approved to dispense prescription drugs to delegate nonjudgmental dispensing functions to staff under certain conditions.

  • Senate Bill 621

    Modifies maximum reimbursement from Oregon Production Investment Fund for film or television production.

  • Senate Bill 625

    Establishes February 9 of each year as Ewing Young Day.

  • Senate Bill 630

    Creates Task Force on Disproportionality in Child Welfare Foster Care.

  • Senate Bill 631

    Modifies prohibition on sale or distribution of cleaning agents containing phosphorus.

  • Senate Bill 726

    Authorizes certain Indian tribes to request Economic and Community Development Department to designate reservation enterprise zones.

  • Senate Bill 763

    Authorizes cities, counties, metropolitan service districts and certain state agencies to establish transferable development credit system for purpose of allowing specified persons to transfer developmental interests from one government unit to another.

  • Senate Bill 786

    Requires employer to provide reasonable accommodation to religious observance or practices of employee unless providing accommodation would impose undue hardship on employer.

  • Senate Bill 839

    Includes victim of human trafficking as person eligible for Address Confidentiality Program.

  • Senate Bill 876

    Requires Department of Human Services to determine whether immunosuppressant drug used in connection with organ transplants is narrow therapeutic index drug within 180 days of expiration of United States patent on drug.

  • Senate Bill 942

    Requires University of Oregon to implement Oregon Climate Corps through University of Oregon Institute for Sustainable Environment Climate Masters program to extent funds are available.

  • Senate Bill 970

    Removes requirement that proposals for purchase of real property from state be accompanied by certified check or by sufficient bond furnished by surety company in sum not less than 10 percent of total amount of value of proposal.

  • Senate Bill 973

    Revises regulations for life settlement insurance.

  • Senate Bill 976

    Requires Department of Education to grant waiver that allows school district to contract with entity that administers nationally normed assessments if entity meets specified requirements.

Passed the Senate · 1
  • Senate Bill 633

    Directs Oregon Investment Council and State Treasurer to try to ensure that investment funds are not invested in company doing business in or with Iran or owned or controlled by government of Iran.

Out of committee · 5
  • Senate Bill 460

    Directs Department of Human Services, when department secures sufficient funding, to establish registry and advisory committee related to birth anomalies and adverse pregnancy outcomes.

  • Senate Bill 643

    Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Education for purpose of awarding grants to school districts and public charter schools for physical education and any conditioning provided as part of physical education program.

  • Senate Bill 891

    Expands eligibility for medical assistance for low income and uninsured women diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer.

  • Senate Bill 892

    Requires Department of Human Services to provide screening for breast and cervical cancer to persons who meet eligibility requirements for Oregon Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.

  • Senate Bill 984

    Classifies crime of murder as aggravated murder if defendant committed murder knowing victim was pregnant.

In committee · 4
  • Senate Bill 4

    Creates income tax credit for creation of new employment positions by taxpayer.

  • Senate Bill 7

    Creates prepaid tuition contracts for Oregon residents under Oregon 529 College Savings Network.

  • Senate Bill 382

    Creates process for forestland owners or cooperative associations of log haulers to petition State Forester to determine rate of compensation for log haulers.

  • Senate Bill 940

    Requires Department of Corrections to study and make recommendations to Legislative Assembly about recovery of training costs for certain employees who voluntarily leave employment with department.