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Joint · Joint Committee On · code JTPUFR

Transparent Policing and Use of Force Reform

On the record

2019–2019

1 session and interim terms

Members now

12

2019-2020 Interim

Meetings this term

12

recorded by OLIS

Staff

7

Channa Newell

What the chair and the committee can do

Co-chairs

appointed by the Speaker and the President

Notice and posting

both chambers' rules apply

Final action

majority of the Senate members appointed

Minority report

none may be filed

About these figures

Joint committees follow both chambers' rules for notice and posting; final action requires a majority of the Senate members appointed; no minority reports may be filed; co-chairs are appointed by the Speaker and the President. Senate Rules 8.10(4), 8.60(1); House Rule 8.05. Jurisdiction is set by referral practice and chamber rules; OLIS records the committee's name and type, not a written jurisdiction statement.

Chairs by session

  1. 2019-2020 Interim

    Manning Jr

    Bynum

2019-2020 Interim

Jun 14, 2019 to open · 30 informational meeting, 1 organizational meeting, 38 public hearing, 12 tag line (standard), 35 unspecified

Staff (7)

Channa Newell · CounselGillian Fischer · CounselMichael Lantz · CounselMike Reiley · Sr. Committee AssistantLisa Rybloom · Committee Assistantjtpufr exhibit email · To Submit TestimonyAmie Fender-Sosa · Counsel
Evidence for this page

Committee terms, members, staff, meetings, and agenda items come from the Oregon Legislative Information System’s official record, observed 2026-09-01. OLIS committee codes are stable identifiers across sessions; a renamed committee keeps its code and the name history is listed. A code reused for a different body would appear here as one committee and requires review.

Meeting counts are scheduled meetings recorded by the system, including cancelled ones where marked. Referral counts require the measure history and are shown on decision pages. Edition dated August 31, 2026.