Statehood · Regular
Sources being assembled2001 REGULAR SESSION
January 8 to July 7, 2001 · 71th Legislative Assembly · about 1 minutes to read
Some records are in hand, but the minimum evidence for a source-bound account has not been assembled.
Principal decisions
- 1. Oregon Health Plan restructuringHB 2519 formally divided OHP coverage into Standard and Plus benefit packages, directed a federal waiver, and created advisory machinery for access and costs.
- 2. Department of Human Services reorganization (HB 2294, chapter 900)Official records identify this as a plausible competing enacted, failed, referred, or analytical outcome.
- 3. Home Care Commission implementationOfficial records identify this as a plausible competing enacted, failed, referred, or analytical outcome.
- 4. Governor-as-superintendent proposal (SB 1)Official records identify this as a plausible competing enacted, failed, referred, or analytical outcome.
- 5. Environmental Justice Advisory Board proposal (SB 792)Official records identify this as a plausible competing enacted, failed, referred, or analytical outcome.
- Assembly
- 71th Legislative Assembly
The record is available; this account is still being prepared.
Some records are in hand, but the minimum evidence for a source-bound account has not been assembled.
House and Senate Journals for 2001 REGULAR SESSION: 2001 REGULAR SESSION; selected measures HB 2519; Oregon Laws 2001, chapter 898. Access state: journal volumes identified; measure/page extraction not yet completed. Original Bill Files and retained committee records, 2001: 2001 regular session; selected locator HB 2519; Oregon Laws 2001, chapter 898. Access state: mixed browser interface and physical/request-based bill or committee files. Implementation, budget, rules, audits, litigation, and affected-actor records for Oregon Health Plan restructuring: HB 2519; Oregon Laws 2001, chapter 898. Access state: records span agencies, biennia, rule filings, audits, courts, local governments, and affected actors; no complete packet assembled. Equal-depth contender and failed-alternative packet for 2001 REGULAR SESSION: Department of Human Services reorganization (HB 2294, chapter 900); Home Care Commission implementation; Governor-as-superintendent proposal (SB 1); Environmental Justice Advisory Board proposal (SB 792). Access state: current alternatives have scalar/template scores and uneven source depth.
The measure index below is available in the meantime.
The legislative record
69 measures are indexed for this session; the 60 featured below are those the record marks as enacted, referred, or otherwise consequential. A brief story never recounts every routine measure.
| Measure | Subject | Disposition |
|---|---|---|
| HJR 1 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit property taxes that may be divided for urban renewal to operating taxes of taxing districts | Unknown |
| HJR 10 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to repeal six-month residency requirement for vot- ing. Repeals requirements that voters in school elections be 21 years of age and speak English lan- guage. Repeals provision allowing laws to require that voters in certain tax and bond elections be taxpayers | Unknown |
| HJR 13 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to create State Board of Education. Allows Legis- lative Assembly to provide for selection of board and to prescribe terms of office, compensation, qualifications, duties and powers. Abolishes constitutional requirement of elected Superintendent of Public Instruction | Unknown |
| HJR 14 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow voter registration up to and including day of election | Unknown |
| HJR 17 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow majority of chief petitioners of state ini- tiative measure to withdraw petition from ballot. Specifies that if Legislative Assembly refers al- ternative measure to people, legislative measure and original initiative petition shall be identified on ballot as alternatives to each other. Specifies that if both measures pass, measure receiving highest number of affirmative votes is enacted | Unknown |
| HJR 18 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to permit reappraisal of property for tax year be- ginning July 1, 1995, for purposes of establishing maximum assessed value for constitutional tax limitation | Unknown |
| HJR 19 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to time limits in office for statewide elected officials and members of Legislative Assembly. Limits service in Legislative Assembly to 12 years in person′s lifetime. Applies to terms of office beginning on or after December 3, 1992. Speci- fies when service to fill vacancy in legislative or statewide office counts for purposes of limits | Unknown |
| HJR 2 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly to enact legislation creating tax credit, deduction or other tax expenditure for contributions to education investment accounts or for payment of public or private school tuition and fees | Unknown |
| HJR 20 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution specifying that Legislative Assembly, or people through initiative process, may enact laws limiting or prohibiting certain contributions made to candidates for public office. Authorizes laws prohibiting solicitation and receipt of contributions by, and making of contributions to, members of Legislative Assembly during session of Legislative As- sembly | Unknown |
| HJR 22 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to make meetings of legislative houses, committees and political party caucuses open to public | Unknown |
| HJR 23 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow House of Representatives to impeach certain elected or appointed state officials. Specifies grounds for impeachment. Requires trial by Senate. Specifies effect of impeachment | Unknown |
| HJR 25 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit initiative amendments to those that relate to structure and organization of government, limitation of government power and election of gov- ernment officials | Unknown |
| HJR 26 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to establish Economic Stabilization Fund. Limits growth of Economic Stabilization Fund to two percent of General Fund appropriations. Prescribes conditions that must be present for appropriations to be made from fund principal. Establishes three-fifths supermajority voting requirements for appropriation from principal of fund. Requires that earnings on moneys in fund be used to make or guarantee repayment of loans for low income housing | Unknown |
| HJR 27 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly, or people through initiative process, to enact laws limiting certain contributions made to candidates for public office | Unknown |
| HJR 28 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to change manner of appointing and electing judges of Supreme Court. Directs Governor to appoint person who has been designated well-qualified by nonpartisan judicial nominating commission. Specifies membership of commission. Prescribes term of appointed judge. Requires that election of judge be on basis of yes and no votes and prohibits other candidates for office on ballot. Specifies ballot question. Prescribes term of elected judge. Permits additional legislation on subject. Makes amendment, if approved, first operative July 1, 2003 | Unknown |
| HJR 29 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit for four years resubmission of measures rejected by people at election. Applies to initiative measures and measures referred by Legislative Assembly | Unknown |
| HJR 3 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow bonds to be issued, payable from proceeds of tobacco settlement. Specifies purposes for which bond proceeds may be used | Unknown |
| HJR 30 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow moneys from taxes on ownership, opera- tion or use of motor vehicles to be used by state police for policing highways. Refers Act to people for their approval or rejection at next regular general election. 1 | Unknown |
| HJR 31 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to dedicate fixed amount of General Fund revenues to public education and to establish tax on gross receipts from business activity. Requires Legisla- tive Assembly to determine adequate total amount of funding for public education and financial aid to higher education. Requires gross receipts tax to raise difference between fixed General Fund amount and adequate total amount of funding. Establishes Gross Receipts Tax Reserve Fund for shortfalls in gross receipts tax collections. Applies to gross receipts from business activity occurring on or after July 1, 2005 | Unknown |
| HJR 34 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to establish political contribution limits. Prohibits direct contributions and expenditures by corporations and labor organizations. Allows corporations and labor organizations to establish separate segregated funds to be used for political purposes | Unknown |
| HJR 36 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution specifying that Legislative Assembly, or people through initiative process, may enact laws limiting certain contributions made to candidates for public office. Authorizes laws prohibiting solicitation and receipt of contributions by, and making of contributions to, members of Legislative Assembly during session of Legislative Assembly | Unknown |
| HJR 37 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit general civil law of state from pre- empting local laws that relate to matters of predominantly local concern and that are within scope of powers granted by city or county charter | Unknown |
| HJR 39 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow Legislative Assembly to authorize opera- tion of casinos by state. Restricts use of profits from state-operated casinos to highway, road, and street construction and improvement | Unknown |
| HJR 4 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to eliminate provision requiring election or ap- pointment of state printer | Unknown |
| HJR 40 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution requiring state initiative petitions to be drafted by legislative drafting office of Legislative Assembly. Authorizes fee. Refers resolution to people for their approval or rejection at next biennial primary election. 1 | Unknown |
| HJR 41 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to modify term limits for statewide elected officials and members of Legislative Assembly. Limits service in Legislative Assembly to 12 consecutive years. Applies to terms of office beginning on or after effective date of amendment to Constitution. Specifies when service to fill vacancy in legislative or statewide office counts for purposes of limits. Specifies that person who is member of Legislative Assembly or holding statewide office on ef- fective date of amendment to Constitution, or who has held office under previous term limit pro- visions, is subject to previous term limit provisions | Unknown |
| HJR 42 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit personal income and corporate excise and income taxes in tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2003. Allows prohibition to take ef- fect only if state general retail sales and use tax is imposed. Permits Legislative Assembly to refer income tax proposals to people for approval or rejection | Unknown |
| HJR 44 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to repeal Article VII (Original) | Unknown |
| HJR 46 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow state to issue general obligation bonds to finance cost of kindergarten through grade 12 public school facilities. Specifies sources of moneys for payment of indebtedness and interest | Unknown |
| HJR 47 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that limitations on civil forfeiture do not apply to forfeiture of animals | Unknown |
| HJR 48 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that limitations on civil forfeiture do not apply to seizure and forfeiture of motor vehicles based on laws requiring insurance for operation of motor vehicles | Unknown |
| HJR 5 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to establish school stabilization fund using speci- fied proceeds from State Lottery | Unknown |
| HJR 50 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit state government appropriations to 12 percent of personal income. Specifies what constitutes appropriation and what does not | Unknown |
| HJR 51 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to limit state government appropriations to speci- fied percentage of personal income. Specifies what constitutes appropriation and what does not | Unknown |
| HJR 52 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to modify definition of capital construction and capital improvements for which bonded indebtedness may be issued without property taxes that are pledged for repayment of bonds being subject to constitutional property tax limitations. Applies to bonded indebtedness issued on or after effective date of amendment | Unknown |
| HJR 55 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to phase out video lottery games by January 1, 2012 | Unknown |
| HJR 58 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that limitations on civil forfeiture do not apply to forfeiture of animals | Unknown |
| HJR 59 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to change minimum period required between reg- istering to vote and voting in election from 20 days prior to election to 30 days prior to election | Unknown |
| HJR 64 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution authorizing use of principal of Common School Fund for education if three-fifths of members in each house of Legislative Assembly declare that there is economic emergency and vote to appropriate moneys | Unknown |
| HJR 66 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution establishing control over State Lottery Commission by Legislative Assembly. Requires approval by Legislative Assembly of rules adopted by and games authorized by commission. Requires appropriation of moneys in Oregon State Lottery Fund by Leg- islative Assembly | Unknown |
| HJR 68 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to provide that nonprofit corporations are not lia- ble in civil action for punitive damages or for damages attributable to subjective, nonmonetary losses such as damages for pain, mental suffering, emotional distress, humiliation, inconvenience, injury to reputation, loss of consortium or loss of care, comfort or companionship | Unknown |
| HJR 7 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to establish Judicial Merit Selection Commission. Requires that Governor fill vacancy in certain judicial office by selecting person from list submitted by commission. Authorizes Legislative Assembly to require that Governor fill vacancy in office of judge of cir- cuit court by appointment from list submitted by circuit court judicial merit selection commission | Unknown |
| HJR 8 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require at least two-thirds vote of each house of Legislative Assembly, or majority vote in each house in two consecutive regular legislative ses- sions, to refer amendments to Oregon Constitution to people | Unknown |
| HJR 9 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to proposed initiative amendments to Constitution. Directs ballot for initiative amendments to Constitution to allow voters to approve, reject or direct proposed initiative amendment to Legislative Assembly. Allows Legislative Assembly to refer, reject or take no action on proposed initiative amendment, or to refer alternative proposed law or constitutional amendment to people. Directs Secretary of State to place proposed initiative amendment to Constitution on ballot if Legislative Assembly rejects or takes no action on proposed initiative amendment or refers alter- native law or alternative constitutional amendment to people. Specifies that if both proposed initiative amendment to Constitution and referred alternative law or referred alternative constitutional amendment appear on ballot in same election, measures must be identified as alternatives to each other. Further specifies that if both measures are approved by vote of people, | Unknown |
| SJR 1 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to time limits in office for statewide elected officials and members of Legislative Assembly. Limits service in Legislative Assembly to 12 years in person′s lifetime. Applies to terms of office beginning on or after December 3, 1992. Elimi- nates requirement that service to fill vacancy count as one term. Specifies that service to fill va- cancy in legislative or statewide office counts for purposes of limits | Unknown |
| SJR 11 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require approval of constitutional amendment by two-thirds vote of people | Unknown |
| SJR 12 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution requiring annual sessions of Legislative Assembly. Limits duration of sessions except by two-thirds affirmative vote of members of both houses. Limits member eligibility for per diem payments to regular session and one extension of five calendar days | Unknown |
| SJR 13 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow House of Representatives to vote articles of impeachment for certain judges. Specifies grounds for impeachment. Requires trial by Senate. Specifies effect of impeachment | Unknown |
| SJR 15 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to prohibit for four years resubmission of measures rejected by people at election. Applies to initiative measures and measures referred by Legislative Assembly | Unknown |
| SJR 16 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to grant cities and counties authority to establish inverse taxing districts in residential areas in which real market value has grown by less than three percent per year or has declined for at least two tax years. Assesses property at maximum assessed value, growing at three percent per year, if property is not owner-occupied and is undervalued rel- ative to regional averages. Dedicates incremental tax raised due to inverse taxing district to infrastructure improvement in district | Unknown |
| SJR 18 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require annual sessions of Legislative Assembly. Specifies that session in odd-numbered year not exceed 120 calendar days and session in even- numbered year not exceed 45 calendar days. Allows extensions by affirmative vote of two-thirds of members of each house | Unknown |
| SJR 19 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow House of Representatives to vote articles of impeachment for specified executive and judicial officials. Specifies grounds for impeachment. Requires trial by Senate. Specifies effect of impeachment | Unknown |
| SJR 2 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to establish School Stabilization Fund. Limits fund principal to five percent of General Fund. Prescribes economic conditions or emergency that must be present for appropriations to be made from School Stabilization Fund. Establishes revenue sources for fund, including appropriations from General Fund, net proceeds from state lottery, tobacco settlement moneys, contributions from income tax checkoff and grants. Establishes three-fifths supermajority voting requirement for School Stabilization Fund appro- priations. Limits percentage by which legislature may reduce appropriations for public education in cer- tain cases | Unknown |
| SJR 20 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution designating offices of state Senator and state Rep- resentative as nonpartisan | Unknown |
| SJR 24 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to repeal time limits in office for members of Leg- islative Assembly | Unknown |
| SJR 25 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to time limits in office for statewide elected officials and members of Legislative Assembly. Limits service in Legislative Assembly to 12 years in person′s lifetime. Applies to terms of office beginning on or after December 3, 1992. Elimi- nates requirement that service to fill vacancy count as one term. Specifies that service to fill va- cancy in legislative or statewide office counts for purposes of limits | Unknown |
| SJR 26 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to change manner of appointing and electing judges. Directs Governor to appoint person who has been designated well-qualified by nonpartisan judicial nominating commission. Prescribes term of appointed judge. Requires that election of judge be on basis of yes and no votes and prohibits other candidates for office on ballot. Specifies ballot question. Prescribes term of elected judge. Permits additional legislation on subject. Makes amendment, if approved, first operative July 1, 2003 | Unknown |
| SJR 27 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to create Economic Stabilization Fund. Provides that if moneys in fund equal five percent of General Fund, excess shall be transferred to General Fund for kindergarten through grade 12 public education. Specifies conditions under which moneys in fund may be appropriated | Unknown |
| SJR 29 | Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to require Legislative Assembly to approve pro- posed compact or amendments to compact for gaming activities on Indian lands | Unknown |
| SJR 30 | Proposes constitutional amendment to authorize Legislative Assembly to convene organizational session on second Monday in January in odd-numbered years, to authorize Legislative Assembly to convene regular session on second Monday in September in odd-numbered years, commencing in 2003, and to authorize Legislative Assembly to set dates and procedures for completion and review of reapportionment of Senators and Representatives and to elect Governor on tie vote at organiza- tional session. Repeals provisions for reapportionment of Senators and Representatives | Unknown |
Sources and evidence
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Featured documents linked to this session (60)
- 2001 Summary of Major LegislationSession research source · Oregon Legislative Assembly · Linkedoriginal
- Archived Oregon bills, 1995-2006Session research source · Oregon Legislative Counsel · Inaccessibleoriginal
- Chapter 0001 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
- Chapter 0002 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
- Chapter 0003 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
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- Chapter 0015 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
- Chapter 0016 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
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- Chapter 0046 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
- Chapter 0047 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
- Chapter 0048 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
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- Chapter 0050 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
- Chapter 0051 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
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- Chapter 0058 — 2001 RegularOregon laws chapter · Oregon Laws · Linkedoriginal
About this account
Sources being assembled. Some records are in hand, but the minimum evidence for a source-bound account has not been assembled.
Edition dated August 31, 2026. Cite as: Oregon Governance Atlas, “2001 REGULAR SESSION,” edition September 2026 (historical cutoff 2026-08-31), https://oregon.portlandciviclab.org/sessions/or-leg-2001-state-regular-01.
BibTeX
@misc{atlas-or-leg-2001-state-regular-01,
title = {2001 REGULAR SESSION},
howpublished = {Oregon Governance Atlas, edition September 2026},
note = {Historical cutoff 2026-08-31},
year = {2026},
url = {https://oregon.portlandciviclab.org/sessions/or-leg-2001-state-regular-01}
}Research tasks for this session
Record classes not yet acquired: A complete review of the session's major decisions; Agency implementation, rules, and audits; Budget, revenue, and staffing records; Committee and floor votes; Committee records, testimony, and exhibits; Court decisions and constitutional interpretation; Enrolled laws, vetoes, and effective dates; House and Senate journals; Implementation and later consequences; Membership, officers, and political control; The session call and governor's messages.