When the Law Requires Your Agency to Submit a Report to the Oregon State Legislature - HB 3105 (2011)
House Bill 3105 (2011) outlines the process when a written report to the Legislative Assembly is required by law. The requirement is met by submitting a copy of the report to the Legislative Administrator (Kevin.Hayden@state.or.us) and an executive summary of no more than two pages-- by electronic mail only--to every member of the Legislative Assembly (see below for addresses).
When the Legislative Administrator receives these reports from agencies, the Administrator will forward them to the Oregon State Library, and they will be posted on this site. The Library will periodically alert legislators and the public of new reports via e-mail using the E-Subscribe system now used to distribute committee agendas and other notices.
HB 3105 also requires agencies to provide paper versions of reports upon request.
In addition, if you are required by law to submit a report to a legislative committee, send an electronic copy of the full report and summary to the committee administrator. See http://www.leg.state.or.us/committees/ for a list of committees and administrator contact information.
Legislators’ addresses and contact information are available at:
Reports to the Oregon State Legislature is a collaborative effort between Legislative Administration and the Oregon State Library.
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