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Jessica Vega Pederson

Bills in the 2015 Regular Session, House.

All of Jessica Vega Pederson's terms

Sponsored

Became law4

  • House Bill 2007

    Makes imposition of disciplinary action against employee that inquires about or discloses wage information unlawful employment practice.

  • House Bill 3343

    Requires insurers that cover prescription contraceptives to cover refills at specified frequency.

  • House Bill 3522

    Specifies that Environmental Quality Commission may increase water quality permit fees by greater amount than provided for in statute if greater amount is provided for in Department of Environmental Quality's legislatively approved budget.

  • House Bill 3525

    Establishes Task Force on Immigration Consultant Fraud.

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 3246

    Grants exemption to certain improvements located in most populous city of county with population of 650,000 or more that increase energy efficiency of property or reduce greenhouse gas emissions from property built before 2008.

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 2005

    Requires employers that employ six or more employees to implement paid sick time for employees and employers that employ fewer than six employees to implement unpaid sick time for employees.

In committee4

  • House Bill 2006

    Makes practice of paying employees of opposite sex who hold equivalent jobs at different wage rates unlawful employment practice.

  • House Bill 2631

    Requires hospital to implement safe patient handling program by February 1, 2017.

  • House Bill 2989

    Permits person 18 years of age or older to operate motorcycle without wearing approved motorcycle helmet if person has motor vehicle liability insurance that provides personal injury protection benefits.

  • House Bill 3083

    Defines "wages" for certain wage claims.

Carried from the Senate

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 133

    Allows Department of Consumer and Business Services to make system for electronic access to building code information available for other purposes.

  • Senate Bill 552

    Establishes certain workplace protections for domestic workers.

  • Senate Bill 932

    Extends eligibility for receiving Oregon financial aid scholarships and grants to certain students who qualify for exemption from paying nonresident tuition.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 30
  • House Bill 2002

    Directs law enforcement agencies to adopt written policies and procedures prohibiting profiling by January 1, 2016.

  • House Bill 2015

    Directs Department of Human Services, in consultation with Early Learning Division and Office of Child Care, to adopt rules for subsidy programs for employment-related child care that, at minimum, provide for one year of eligibility regardless of change in employment, permit students enrolled in coursework and self-employed persons to receive subsidized employment-related child care, and provide for reduced copayments and incentive payments when child care provider meets specified minimum standa

  • House Bill 2016

    Directs Department of Education to develop and implement statewide education plan for early childhood through post-secondary education students who are black or African-American or not covered by existing statewide education plan and have experienced disproportionate educational results.

  • House Bill 2024

    Directs Oregon Health Authority, in consultation with coordinated care organizations and dental care organizations, to adopt rules and procedures for training and certifying certain health workers to provide oral disease prevention services.

  • House Bill 2375

    Requires state contracting agency to use solicitation template that Attorney General and Oregon Department of Administrative Services develop, approve and make available in advertising and soliciting procurements under Public Contracting Code and to use contract form or contract template, as appropriate, that Attorney General and department develop, approve and make available as basis for public contracts into which state contracting agency enters.

  • House Bill 2545

    Requires school district to provide lunch free of charge to students who are eligible for reduced price lunches.

  • House Bill 2546

    Defines "inhalant delivery system." Amends laws concerning sale of tobacco products to, and use of tobacco products by, minors so those laws equally apply to inhalant delivery systems.

  • House Bill 2557

    Creates process by which person found guilty except for insanity can apply to court for order setting aside judgment of guilty except for insanity.

  • House Bill 2560

    Requires health benefit plan to cover cost of colonoscopy for insured who is 50 years of age or older and who has positive fecal test result.

  • House Bill 2561

    Requires Higher Education Coordinating Commission to work with representatives from public universities to evaluate best method for overseeing public universities to ensure universities interview at least one minority applicant when hiring head coach or athletic director.

  • House Bill 2567

    Allows direct purchase and sale of bulk distilled liquor between distillery licensees for blending and manufacturing purposes.

  • House Bill 2571

    Requires law enforcement agency to establish policies and procedures for use and retention of recordings from cameras worn upon police officer's person to record officer's interactions with members of public.

  • House Bill 2596

    Provides that person who records another person's intimate areas commits crime of invasion of personal privacy.

  • House Bill 2610

    Adds agricultural workforce housing to property used in relation to agricultural work that is eligible for property tax exemption.

  • House Bill 2628

    Disallows all filing fees, service fees and hearing fees in action for court's protective stalking order, even if stalking order is not only relief sought in action.

  • House Bill 2629

    Requires owners of rental property subject to federal rural rental housing loans to provide at least one year's notice of date of maturity of loans to tenants, Housing and Community Services Department, housing authorities and local governments.

  • House Bill 2645

    Requires public universities to establish priority enrollment system for qualified students who are active members of Armed Forces of the United States, who are qualified veterans or who receive veterans' educational benefits as federally qualified dependents of active members or qualified veterans.

  • House Bill 2652

    Amends definition of "rural area" to mean area outside urban growth boundary of city of 40,000 or more, as boundary is acknowledged on date on which application is submitted for strategic investment program.

  • House Bill 2670

    Allows in-state tuition in certain circumstances for individuals who resided in Oregon but relocated due to position in military, government or humanitarian aid organization.

  • House Bill 2700

    Authorizes court, as part of settlement or judgment in class action, to approve process for payment of damages.

  • House Bill 2762

    Requires school district to eliminate use of polystyrene foam plates, trays, food containers or food packaging in service of any meal unless school district recycles polystyrene foam.

  • House Bill 2763

    Removes provision that public officer or employee who leaves position to perform military duty may not, while performing military duty, receive amount of pay entitled to before leave of absence.

  • House Bill 2764

    Modifies circumstances under which attorney fees may be awarded and amount of attorney fees awarded in workers' compensation claims.

  • House Bill 2832

    Directs governing entity of public or private post-secondary institution of education that contracts with third party financial firm for student financial aid services to consider federal policies for contracting.

  • House Bill 2955

    Directs Department of Education to administer process for providing funding for activities related to annual conference dedicated to Oregon civics and held on Oregon Civics Day for Teachers.

  • House Bill 2960

    Creates Oregon Retirement Savings Board in office of State Treasurer.

  • House Bill 3063

    Appropriates moneys to Higher Education Coordinating Commission to be expended for grant program that distributes moneys to community colleges, or any foundations of community colleges, to increase number of underserved, low-income and first-generation college-bound students who enroll in community college and make progress toward degree or certificate.

  • House Bill 3143

    Provides that tax-exempt nonprofit organization may supply to Oregon Liquor Control Commission informational materials about human trafficking, including adhesive stickers, provided that materials contain objectively verifiable information only about human trafficking.

  • House Bill 3476

    Establishes privilege in civil, criminal, administrative and school proceedings for certain communications between persons seeking services related to domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking and victim services programs and advocates.

  • House Bill 3499

    Directs Department of Education to convene advisory group related to budgets and spending for English language learner programs.

Passed the House · 4
  • House Bill 2559

    Prohibits inclusion, in instrument conveying or contracting to convey real property or in declaration or bylaws of planned community or condominium, of provisions prohibiting installation and use of solar panels for obtaining solar access.

  • House Bill 2564

    Permits local governments to impose conditions on approved permits that effectively establish sales price for up to 30 percent of residential development or limit purchase to class or group of purchasers in exchange for one or more developer incentives.

  • House Bill 2565

    Makes Oregon State Bar subject to public employees collective bargaining law.

  • House Bill 2723

    Authorizes city to designate any urbanized area of city as urban agriculture incentive zone.

Out of committee · 13
  • House Bill 2008

    Increases Oregon minimum wage rate in graduated steps through 2017.

  • House Bill 2009

    Increases Oregon minimum wage rate in graduated steps to $15 per hour by 2018.

  • House Bill 2011

    Expands allowable purposes for establishing individual development account.

  • House Bill 2237

    Requires transportation network company to maintain insurance policy to cover private passenger motor vehicle when vehicle's registered owner or designated operator actively participates as driver with transportation network company.

  • House Bill 2568

    Establishes Oregon Spirits Board.

  • House Bill 2602

    Modifies criteria to qualify for grant to be used to provide instructional time during summer program.

  • House Bill 2626

    Authorizes State Treasurer to issue lottery bonds to finance grants from Department of Education to school districts to pay for acquisition, construction or improvement of school-based health centers.

  • House Bill 2632

    Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to establish program to incentivize generation of electricity derived from solar energy.

  • House Bill 2633

    Directs Department of Land Conservation and Development to develop program to provide guidance to local governments and special districts regarding planning for natural disasters.

  • House Bill 2662

    Establishes Pay It Forward program.

  • House Bill 2736

    Establishes Task Force on Vision Zero: Achieving Zero Traffic Crashes, Injuries and Fatalities.

  • House Bill 2996

    Establishes Oregon Center of Cyber-Excellence.

  • House Bill 3342

    Allows personal income taxpayers to subtract certain amounts paid as interest on qualified education loans from taxable income, subject to same income limitations applicable to federal education loan interest deduction.

In committee · 13
  • House Bill 2001

    Requires law enforcement agencies to adopt procedures for accepting complaints that law enforcement officers engaged in profiling.

  • House Bill 2003

    Prohibits law enforcement agencies and law enforcement officers from profiling based on specified personal characteristics or circumstances of individuals, except when characteristics or circumstances are tied to specific suspect description or credible information related to criminal incident or activity.

  • House Bill 2010

    Authorizes employee of certain employers to request flexible, predictable or stable work schedule.

  • House Bill 2562

    Includes finding of guilty except for insanity as conviction that may be expunged.

  • House Bill 2630

    Requires Oregon Business Development Commission and Oregon Business Development Department to ensure that agreement with recipient of financial incentives made by department establishes specific job creation or job retention performance measures which, if not achieved, will result in requirement that recipient pay back amount of financial incentives granted, and is drafted in accordance with best practice standards for contractual agreements involving financial incentives.

  • House Bill 2646

    Makes failure of employer to grant employee unpaid parental leave to attend certain school-related activities unlawful employment practice.

  • House Bill 2707

    Requires police officer to inform person stopped for traffic violation or upon suspicion of criminal activity that person has right to refuse request to search.

  • House Bill 3023

    Requires that referrals to dental specialists, of medical assistance recipients who are pregnant, occur within 60 days.

  • House Bill 3137

    Creates unlawful employment practice of requiring employee to create, file or sign documents containing false information related to hours worked or compensation received by employee or retaliating against employee for refusal to do so.

  • House Bill 3237

    Requires governing boards of public universities to include graduate student employee and undergraduate student as voting members.

  • House Bill 3377

    Authorizes employee of certain employers to request flexible or predictable work schedule.

  • House Bill 3541

    Directs Department of Revenue, in collaboration with Department of Human Services, to establish pilot program for disbursement of installment payments to personal income taxpayers of amounts equal to personal income tax dependent care credits.

  • House Bill 3546

    Finds and declares that Baker, Crook, Harney, Lake and Malheur Counties are qualitatively different and unique sage grouse habitat, making counties separate and distinct class for purposes of levying state tax assessment.