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Jules Bailey

Bills in the 2012 Regular Session, House.

All of Jules Bailey's terms

Sponsored

In committee1

  • House Bill 4122

    Requires pharmacy benefit managers conducting business in Oregon to obtain license from and annually renew license with State Board of Pharmacy.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 7
  • House Bill 4040

    Establishes Oregon Growth Fund and Oregon Growth Board to encourage investment in and availability of capital to Oregon businesses and to further economic development in Oregon.

  • House Bill 4077

    Directs each school district board to adopt policy regarding teen dating violence.

  • House Bill 4091

    Directs Oregon Department of Administrative Services to convene work group to make recommendations regarding criminal records checks .

  • House Bill 4092

    Specifies, for distillery licensee that holds special events distillery license, activities permitted and requirements for purchasing and selling distilled liquor at event.

  • House Bill 4131

    For state agencies with more than 100 employees and with ratio of less than 11 to 1 of nonsupervisory employees to supervisory employees , restricts hiring and requires layoffs or reclassifications of supervisory employees for purpose of attaining certain ratio.

  • House Bill 4141

    Makes Governor and members of State Workforce Investment Board, or persons designated by board, advisory committee for purpose of developing initiatives related to workforce development.

  • House Bill 4150

    Expands definition of qualified business eligible for credit guarantees from Credit Enhancement Fund to include nontraded sector business.

In committee · 15
  • House Bill 4067

    Excludes company owning or leasing data center in enterprise zone from central assessment during period of enterprise zone exemption.

  • House Bill 4076

    Reduces rate of personal income and corporate excise tax on capital gains, if gains are attributable to sale or exchange of investment made on or after January 1, 2012, and before January 1, 2014, and are held for at least three years.

  • House Bill 4123

    Requires Oregon Health Authority to maintain list of designated high priority chemicals of concern for children's health used in children's products.

  • House Bill 4126

    Expands state policy relating to ecosystems.

  • House Bill 4130

    Provides that employee who separates from contracting agency, under specified conditions and for period of one year, may not seek or gain employment with contractor with which contracting agency entered into public contract.

  • House Bill 4133

    Requires financial institutions that disperse government benefits through debit cards to provide certain information about fees imposed for use of debit cards.

  • House Bill 4135

    Requires insurer, if rate filing represents specified premium rate increase, to send notice to affected policyholders and persons who requested notification.

  • House Bill 4136

    Permits prosecuting attorney to investigate and prosecute suit against insurer or other person that commits prohibited insurance practices.

  • House Bill 4137

    Charges mortgage loan servicer with duty of good faith and fair dealing toward borrower.

  • House Bill 4138

    Prohibits owner of foreclosed residential real property from neglecting real property during periods of vacancy.

  • House Bill 4139

    Directs public officials to deposit public funds in certain community banks.

  • House Bill 4140

    Requires beneficiary or beneficiary's agent under residential trust deed to send notice of mediation and enter into mediation with grantor for purpose of agreeing to foreclosure avoidance measure.

  • House Bill 4142

    Requires contracting agency to apply certain preferences in awarding contracts related to certain goods manufactured from recycled materials.

  • House Bill 4151

    Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to create chemical disclosure form.

  • House Bill 4161

    Requires Department of Education to collect performance report data for each school year regarding number of teachers and number of students assigned to each course offered by public educational providers.