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House Committee on Early Childhood and Family Supports HOUSE COMMITTEE ON EARLY CHILDHOOD AND FAMILY SUPPORTS March 23, 2017 Hearing Room D 01:00 PM MEMBERS PRESENT: Rep. John Lively, Chair Rep. Jodi Hack, Vice-Chair Rep. Carla Piluso, Vice-Chair Rep. Janelle Bynum Rep. Cedric Hayden Rep. John Huffman Rep. Alissa Keny-Guyer Rep. Sheri Malstrom Rep. David Brock Smith STAFF PRESENT: Zena Rockowitz, LPRO Analyst John Larson, Committee Assistant EXHIBITS: Exhibits from this meeting are available here MEASURES/ISSUES: HB 3087 – Public Hearing 00:00:01 Meeting Called to Order 00:00:02 Chair Lively 00:00:03 HB 3087 - Public Hearing 00:00:04 Chair Lively 00:01:23 Rep. Jennifer Williamson, House District 36 00:02:53 Rep. Diego Hernandez, House District 47 00:05:02 Rep. Teresa Alonso Leon, House District 22 00:06:51 Vice-Chair Hack 00:08:42 EXHIBIT 1: Andrea Paluso, Executive Director, Family Forward Oregon; Time for Oregon Coalition 00:21:03 EXHIBIT 2: Steve Demarest, President, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 503 00:25:34 Elaine Friesen-Strang, Volunteer State President, American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) of Oregon 00:28:25 Rep. Hayden 00:29:51 Rep. Huffman 00:33:56 Tom Fessler, farmer, Marion County 00:35:39 Lisa Stone, farmer, Marion County This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. HECFS 03/23/2017 Page 2 of 4 00:38:04 EXHIBIT 3: Anna Scharf, resident, Polk County 00:42:56 Rep. Malstrom 00:45:13 EXHIBIT 4: Sarai Johnson, resident, Eugene 00:47:59 EXHIBIT 5: Elwood, social worker, Portland 00:50:19 EXHIBIT 6: Diane Solomon, nurse researcher, midwife, psychiatric nurse practitioner, Oregon Nurses Association 00:54:38 Scott Winkels, League of Oregon Cities 00:57:45 Rob Bovett, Legal Counsel, Association of Oregon Counties 00:58:56 Lori Sattenspiel, Oregon School Board Association 01:04:33 Rep. Keny-Guyer 01:07:50 EXHIBIT 7: Alice Gates, PhD, Associate Professor, University of Portland 01:10:15 EXHIBIT 8: Audry Daquiz, Forward Together 01:12:26 EXHIBIT 9: Ramon Ramirez, President, Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (PCUN) 01:15:18 John Zielinski, farmer, Marion County 01:17:36 EXHIBIT 10: Anthony Smith, State Director, National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) Oregon 01:20:05 Juanita Lint, Co-Owner, Plum Hill Vineyards 01:22:37 EXHIBIT 11: Amy Donahue, Principal, Bora Architects 01:24:41 EXHIBIT 12: Katie Augsburger, Head of Employee Experience Project, XPLANE 01:26:47 EXHIBIT 13: Ben Verhoeven, employer, Albany 01:29:34 EXHIBIT 14: Betsy Earls, Associated Oregon Industries; Oregon Business Association 01:32:53 EXHIBIT 15: Kelli Martin, resident, Beaverton 01:34:24 EXHIBIT 16: Luis Manriquez, family physician, Portland, Scappoose and Enterprise 01:36:54 EXHIBIT 17: Iris Hodge, Outreach Coordinator, The Main Street Alliance 01:39:04 Rep. Smith 01:40:40 EXHIBIT 18: Lee Mercer, Health Care for All Oregon 01:43:15 EXHIBIT 19: Rachel Jesequel, resident, Beaverton 01:44:19 EXHIBIT 20: Evan Schereck, pediatrician, Oregon 01:47:02 EXHIBIT 21: Jasmine Cross, resident, Portland 01:49:21 EXHIBIT 22: Charese Rohny, The Main Street Alliance 01:52:22 EXHIBIT 23: Sharon Soliday, CEO, The Hello Foundation 01:52:23 EXHIBIT 24: witness registration 01:52:24 The following is submitted for the record without public testimony: EXHIBIT 25: Alberto Moreno, Executive Director, Oregon Latino Health Coalition EXHIBIT 26: Alexander Erickson, resident, Hillsboro EXHIBIT 27: Amanda Cordes, resident, Oregon EXHIBIT 28: Amy Kessler, The Bus Project EXHIBIT 29: Amy Powers, resident, Portland EXHIBIT 30: Andrea Williams, Executive Director, Causa EXHIBIT 31: Angela Moreschi, City of Beaverton EXHIBIT 32: Anna Stiefvater, public health nurse, Portland This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. HECFS 03/23/2017 Page 3 of 4 EXHIBIT 33: Forward Together EXHIBIT 34: Blake Rowe, Oregon Wheat Growers League EXHIBIT 35: Chelsea Whitney, resident, Eugene EXHIBIT 36: Chris Vogel, Educational Policy Coordinator, League of Women Voters of Oregon and Norman Turrill, President, League of Women Voters of Oregon EXHIBIT 37: Christina Stephenson, Stephenson Law EXHIBIT 38: Christine Saunders, Fair Shot For All EXHIBIT 39: Christy Brekken, resident, Corvallis EXHIBIT 40: Clinton Carlson, wheat farmer, Ione EXHIBIT 41: D Pei Wu, Executive Director, Portland Jobs with Justice EXHIBIT 42: Dana Hepper, Director of Policy and Program, Children’s Institute EXHIBIT 43: Elizabeth Cushwa, Children First for Oregon EXHIBIT 44: Emily Yates-Pollard, resident, Eugene EXHIBIT 45: Eve Rippeteau, Oregon AFSCME Council 75 EXHIBIT 46: Felicia Baltazar, Forward Together EXHIBIT 47: Grayson Dempsey, Executive Director, National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) Pro Choice Oregon EXHIBIT 48: Heidi Cao, Oregon Center for Christian Voices EXHIBIT 49: Helen Anderson, registered nurse, McMinnville EXHIBIT 50: Helen Ballanca, family physician, Oregon EXHIBIT 51: Hila Ritter, mother, Oregon EXHIBIT 52: Iris Hodge, The Main Street Alliance EXHIBIT 53: Jacob Hunt, graduate student, Portland State University EXHIBIT 54: Jane Ko, Oregon Nurses Association EXHIBIT 55: Jen Barr, nurse practitioner, Oregon Nurses Association EXHIBIT 56: Jenny Dresler, Oregon Farm Bureau EXHIBIT 57: Jessica Gianettino, Oregon AFL-CIO EXHIBIT 58: Jon Bartholomew, AARP Oregon EXHIBIT 59: Julian Christianson, resident, Corvallis EXHIBIT 60: Kaylan Adams, resident, Salem EXHIBIT 61: Kayse Jama, Executive Director, Unite Oregon EXHIBIT 62: Kerry McClenahan, small business owner, Portland EXHIBIT 63: Kevin Loe, Owner and Operator, Triangle Farms EXHIBIT 64: Kimberly Olson, Oregon Commission for Women EXHIBIT 65: Kristine Munholland, resident, Portland EXHIBIT 66: Lisa Frack, Oregon state chapter of the National Organization for Women (Oregon NOW); Sheila Swinford, Central Oregon Coast NOW; Bud Feuless, Greater Portland NOW; TeriAnn Mason, High Desert NOW and Laurie Notaro, South Wilamette Valley NOW EXHIBIT 67: Marcia Kelley, Oregon Women's Rights Coalition EXHIBIT 68: Marcus Swift, AFT-Oregon EXHIBIT 69: Mary Nolan, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon EXHIBIT 70: Matt Newell-Ching, Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon EXHIBIT 71: Melissa Erlbaum, Executive Director, Clackamas Women's This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. HECFS 03/23/2017 Page 4 of 4 Services EXHIBIT 72: Michael Kortge, Former President, Oregon Wheat Growers League EXHIBIT 73: Mo Young, resident, Eugene EXHIBIT 74: Nancy Haque, Co-Executive Director, Basic Rights Oregon and Amy Herzfeld-Copple, Co-Executive Director Basic Rights Oregon EXHIBIT 75: Nancy MacMorris-Adix, Certified Nurse Midwife, Oregon Nurses Association EXHIBIT 76: Nico Ardans, assistant grower, Peoria Gardens Inc. EXHIBIT 77: Arthur Towers, Oregon Trial Lawers Association EXHIBIT 78: Pamela Kislak, business owner, Oregon EXHIBIT 79: Rebecca Alexander, Co-Chair, Oregon Women’s Equity Coalition and Jodi Ballard-Beach, Co-Chair, Oregon Women's Equity Coalition EXHIBIT 80: Sabina Urdes, resident, Portland EXHIBIT 81: Sarah Banzhaf, resident, Corvallis EXHIBIT 82: Sen. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, Senate District 17; Co- Chair, Oregon Women's Health and Wellness Alliance (OWHWA); Sen. Kathleen Taylor, Senate District 21; Co-Chair, OWHWA; Rep. Karin Power, House District 41; Co-Chair, OWHWA; Rep. Alissa Keny-Guyer; House District 46; Co-Chair, OWHWA EXHIBIT 83: Sharon Meieran, Commissioner, Multnomah County EXHIBIT 84: Shelly Boshart Davis, Boshart Trucking EXHIBIT 85: Tim Pfeiffer, affiliation unknown EXHIBIT 86: Trish Garner, State Public Policy Chair, American Association of University Women of Oregon EXHIBIT 87: Yee Won Chong, Member of the Board of Directors, Forward Together EXHIBIT 88: Alan Helyer, retired nurse; member, Oregon Nurses Association 01:54:21 Meeting Adjourned This recording log is in compliance with Senate and House Rules. For complete contents, refer to the digital audio recording. .
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