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Speaker Appointments – Committee Changes for the 2020 Interim Tina Kotek 900 Court Street NE Speaker of the House Salem, OR 97301 Oregon House of Representatives MEMORANDUM TO: Timothy G. Sekerak, Chief Clerk of the House FROM: Tina Kotek, Speaker of the House RE: Appointments – Committee Changes for the 2020 Interim DATE: April 28, 2020 Effective immediately and pursuant to House Rule 8.05, I am making the following appointments: 19-20 Interim House Standing Committees Agriculture and Land Use Committee Business and Labor Committee Brian Clem, Chair Paul Holvey, Chair Susan McLain, Vice Chair Greg Barreto, Vice Chair Bill Post, Vice Chair Janelle Bynum, Vice Chair Shelly Boshart Davis Jeff Barker Ken Helm Daniel Bonham David Brock Smith Shelly Boshart Davis Anna Williams Vikki Breese-Iverson Brian Clem Margaret Doherty Paul Evans Julie Fahey Behavioral Health Committee Economic Development Committee Andrea Salinas, Chair John Lively, Chair Cedric Hayden, Vice Chair Julie Fahey, Vice Chair Rob Nosse, Vice Chair Carl Wilson, Vice Chair Mitch Greenlick Greg Barreto John Lively Daniel Bonham Raquel Moore-Green Ken Helm Duane Stark Pam Marsh Caddy McKeown Tiffiny Mitchell Kim Wallan Marty Wilde Education Committee Human Services Committee Teresa Alonso Leon, Chair Tawna Sanchez, Chair Cheri Helt, Vice Chair Ron Noble, Vice Chair Courtney Neron, Vice Chair Anna Williams, Vice Chair Daniel Bonham Cheri Helt Margaret Doherty Alissa Keny-Guyer Mark Meek Gary Leif Jeff Reardon Tiffiny Mitchell Janeen Sollman Sheri Schouten Kim Wallan Energy and Environment Committee Judiciary Committee Karin Power, Chair Janelle Bynum, Chair Daniel Bonham, Vice Chair Karin Power, Vice Chair Janeen Sollman, Vice Chair Sherrie Sprenger, Vice Chair Ken Helm Jeff Barker E. Werner Reschke Mitch Greenlick Andrea Salinas Akasha Lawrence Spence Sheri Schouten Rick Lewis David Brock Smith Raquel Moore-Green Marty Wilde Ron Noble Carla Piluso Tawna Sanchez Health Care Committee Natural Resources Committee Andrea Salinas, Chair Brad Witt, Chair Cedric Hayden, Vice Chair Chris Gorsek, Vice Chair Rachel Prusak, Vice Chair Sherrie Sprenger, Vice Chair Teresa Alonso Leon Greg Barreto Christine Drazan John Lively Mitch Greenlick Jeff Reardon Alissa Keny-Guyer David Brock Smith Raquel Moore-Green Ron Noble Rob Nosse Sheri Schouten Housing Committee Revenue Committee Julie Fahey, Chair Nancy Nathanson, Chair Mark Meek, Vice Chair Pam Marsh, Vice Chair Jack Zika, Vice Chair E. Werner Reschke, Vice Chair Alissa Keny-Guyer Alissa Keny-Guyer Pam Marsh Akasha Lawrence Spence Mark Owens Mark Owens Duane Stark Greg Smith Vets and Emergency Preparedness Committee Water Committee Paul Evans, Chair Ken Helm, Chair Rick Lewis, Vice Chair Gary Leif, Vice Chair Marty Wilde, Vice Chair Jeff Reardon, Vice Chair Mark Meek Vikki Breese-Iverson Courtney Neron Mark Owens Bill Post Karin Power Kim Wallan E. Werner Reschke Jack Zika Marty Wilde Brad Witt Rules Committee Barbara Smith Warner, Chair Christine Drazan, Vice Chair Paul Holvey, Vice Chair Julie Fahey Rob Nosse Sherrie Sprenger Jack Zika 19-20 Interim Joint Committees Interstate 5 Bridge Committee Ways and Means – Education Subcommittee Susan McLain, Co-Chair Susan McLain, Co-Chair Shelly Boshart Davis Teresa Alonso Leon Caddy McKeown Mark Meek Ron Noble Mike Nearman Carl Wilson Ways and Means Committee Ways and Means – General Government Dan Rayfield, Co-Chair Subcommittee Greg Smith, Co-Vice Chair Pam Marsh, Co-Chair Christine Drazan David Gomberg David Gomberg Mike Nearman Paul Holvey Greg Smith Susan McLain Marty Wilde Rob Nosse Carla Piluso Duane Stark Ways and Means – Capital Construction Ways and Means – Human Services Subcommittee Subcommittee Paul Holvey, Co-Chair Rob Nosse, Co-Chair Christine Drazan Cedric Hayden Tina Kotek Andrea Salinas Nancy Nathanson Sheri Schouten Greg Smith Duane Stark Ways and Means – Natural Resources Ways and Means – Transportation and Jeff Reardon, Co-Chair Economic Development Subcommittee Vikki Breese-Iverson Mark Meek, Co-Chair Cedric Hayden Paul Evans Paul Holvey Gary Leif Courtney Neron Bill Post Rachel Prusak Ways and Means – Public Safety Subcommittee Janeen Sollman, Co-Chair Janelle Bynum Gary Leif Tawna Sanchez Duane Stark 19-20 Interim Joint Statutory Committees Legislative Information Management and Legislative Counsel Committee Technology Committee Tina Kotek, Co-Chair Nancy Nathanson, Co-Chair Christine Drazan Pam Marsh Karin Power Mike Nearman Kim Wallan Marty Wilde Legislative Audit Committee Legislative Counsel Committee – Public Dan Rayfield, Co-Chair Records Subcommittee Nancy Nathanson Carl Wilson, Co-Chair Greg Smith Karin Power Legislative Administration Committee Legislative Policy and Research Committee Tina Kotek, Co-Chair Tina Kotek, Co-Chair Christine Drazan David Gomberg Paul Holvey Mitch Greenlick, Alternate Greg Smith Karin Power Barbara Smith Warner Sherrie Sprenger Duane Stark Carl Wilson Conduct Committee Transportation Committee Julie Fahey, Co-Chair Susan McLain, Co-Chair Ron Noble, Co-Chair Ron Noble, Co-Vice Chair John Lively Shelly Boshart Davis Tawna Sanchez Paul Evans Sherrie Sprenger Rick Lewis Duane Stark Caddy McKeown Brad Witt Please contact Kristina Narayan in the House Speaker’s office at (971) 209-5808 with any questions. .
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