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2003 Journal SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION 5 OFFICERS OF THE SENATE PETER COURTNEY, President LENN HANNON, President Pro Tempore JUDY HALL, Secretary of the Senate SENATE CAUCUS LEADERS BEV CLARNO, Republican Leader* KATE BROWN, Democratic Leader ROGER BEYER, Republican Leader** GINNY BURDICK, Deputy Democratic Leader ROGER BEYER, Assistant Republican Leader RICHARD DEVLIN, Assistant Democratic Leader KEN MESSERLE, Assistant Republican Leader TONY CORCORAN, Democratic Whip JASON ATKINSON, Republican Whip * Resigned as Republican Leader 07/28/03 ** Succeeded to Republican Leader 07/28/03 SENATE DESK PERSONNEL ROBIN WILTON, Publications Coordinator JAMES GOULDING, Reading Clerk CYNDY JOHNSTON, Calendar Composer CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL We, the undersigned, having supervised the revision of the Journal and Status Report of the Senate covering the Regular Session of the Seventy-second Legislative Assembly, hereby certify that such Journal and Status Report are correct to the best of our information and belief. Dated at Salem the 12th day of January 2004. PETER COURTNEY President of the Senate JUDY HALL Secretary of the Senate SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION 7 SENATORS' ADDRESSES – REGULAR SESSION – 2003 Atkinson, Jason........................P.O. Box 1704, Grants Pass, OR 97528 ...................................... Rep ..........2 Beyer, Roger..............................39486 S. Cooper Rd., Molalla, OR 97038 .................................... Rep ..........9 Brown, Kate ..............................900 Court St. NE, S-323, Salem, OR 97301 ............................... Dem.......21 Burdick, Ginny..........................4641 SW Dosch Rd., Portland, OR 97201 ................................. Dem.......18 Carter, Margaret ......................3939 NE MLK Blvd., Portland, OR 97212.................................. Dem.......22 (1) Clarno, Beverly .........................P.O. Box 7970, Bend, OR 97708 .................................................. Rep ........27 Corcoran, Tony..........................34475 Kizer Creek Rd., Cottage Grove, OR 97424..................... Dem.........4 Courtney, Peter.........................2925 Island View Drive N., Salem, OR 97303............................ Dem.......11 Deckert, Ryan ...........................P.O. Box 2247, Beaverton, OR 97075.......................................... Dem.......14 Devlin, Richard.........................10290 SW Anderson Ct., Tualatin, OR 97062 ............................ Dem.......19 Dukes, Joan...............................900 Court St. NE, Room S-318, Salem, OR 97301 ..................... Dem.......16 Ferrioli, Ted ..............................750 West Main, John Day, OR 97845 ........................................ Rep ........30 Fisher, Bill ................................268 Akin Lane, Roseburg, OR 97470 .......................................... Rep ..........1 George, Gary .............................15195 NE Ribbon Ridge Rd., Newberg, OR 97132..................... Rep ........12 Gordly, Avel..............................10809 NE Fremont, Portland, OR 97220.................................... Dem.......23 Hannon, Lenn ...........................240 Scenic Drive, Ashland, OR 97520......................................... Rep. .........3 Harper, Steve............................7121 Sierra Place, Klamath Falls, OR 97603............................. Rep ........28 Messerle, Ken............................94271 Coos Sumner Lane, Coos Bay, OR 97420 ........................ Rep ..........5 Metsger, Rick ............................P.O. Box 287, Welches, OR 97067 ............................................... Dem.......26 Minnis, John.............................P.O. Box 790, Fairview, OR 97024 .............................................. Rep ........25 Morrisette, Bill..........................348 G Street, Springfield, OR 97477........................................... Dem.........6 Morse, Frank.............................221 NW 2nd St., Corvallis, OR 97330 .......................................... Rep ..........8 Nelson, David............................1407 NW Horn Avenue, Pendleton, OR 97801........................... Rep ........29 Ringo, Charlie ...........................4085 SW 109th Avenue, Beaverton, OR 97005 ........................... Dem.......17 Schrader, Kurt..........................2525 N. Baker Drive, Canby, OR 97013 ..................................... Dem.......20 Shields, Frank...........................P.O. Box 20356, Portland, OR 97294 .......................................... Dem.......24 Starr, Bruce...............................22115 NW Imbrie Dr. #290, Hillsboro, OR 97124...................... Rep ........15 Starr, Charles ...........................8330 SW River Rd., Hillsboro, OR 97123.................................... Rep ........13 Walker, Vicki ............................P.O. Box 10314, Eugene, OR 97440 ............................................ Dem.........7 (2) Westlund, Ben...........................20590 Arrowhead Drive, Bend, OR 97701.................................. Rep ........27 Winters, Jackie .........................P.O. Box 126, Salem, OR 97308 .................................................. Rep ........10 Democrats – 15 Republicans – 15 (1) Resigned 8/1/03 (2) Sworn-in 8/11/03 8 SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION SENATE SEATING CHART 1-Courtney 11-Ringo 21-Beyer/Westlund* 2-Metsger 12-Harper 22-Ferrioli 3-Gordly 13-Messerle 23-Starr, C. 4-Starr B. 14-Deckert 24-Carter 5-Walker 15-Minnis 25-Dukes 6-Schrader 16-Morse 26-George 7-Burdick 17-Morrisette 27-Brown 8-Devlin 18- Shields 28-Clarno/Beyer** 9-Corcoran 19-Hannon 29- Nelson 10-Winters 20-Atkinson 30- Fisher ** Reassigned 8/1/03 * Reassigned 8/11/03 SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION 9 SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL JUDICIARY— RESOURCES— John Minnis, Chair Frank Shields, Chair Ginny Burdick, Vice-Chair Roger Beyer, Vice-Chair Ted Ferrioli Tony Corcoran Charlie Ringo Bill Fisher Charles Starr Vicki Walker BUSINESS AND LABOR— David Nelson, Chair REVENUE— Vicki Walker, Vice-Chair Ryan Deckert, Chair Roger Beyer Ted Ferrioli, Vice-Chair Rick Metsger Tony Corcoran Lenn Hannon Rick Metsger (appointed 7/7/03 for HB 2041; discharged following consideration; reappointed EDUCATION— 7/29/03) Charles Starr, Chair David Nelson (appointed 7/7/03 for HB 2041; Ryan Deckert, Vice-Chair discharged following consideration; reappointed Ted Ferrioli 7/29/03) Bill Morrisette Charlie Ringo Bruce Starr GENERAL GOVERNMENT— Tony Corcoran, Chair RULES— John Minnis, Vice-Chair Roger Beyer (appointed Co-Chair 7/28/03) Bruce Starr Kate Brown, Co-Chair Vicki Walker Bev Clarno, Co-Chair (discharged as Co-Chair 7/28/03, discharged 7/31/03) Jason Atkinson, Vice-Chair HEALTH POLICY— Ginny Burdick, Vice-Chair Bill Morrisette, Chair Tony Corcoran Bill Fisher, Vice-Chair Bill Fisher (appointed 7/31/03) John Minnis Frank Shields Charles Starr TRANSPORTATION AND ECONOMIC Vicki Walker DEVELOPMENT— Rick Metsger, Chair Bruce Starr, Vice-Chair HUMAN RESOURCES— Ryan Deckert Bill Fisher, Chair David Nelson Bill Morrisette, Vice-Chair Kate Brown Ginny Burdick WATER AND LAND USE— Bev Clarno (resigned 8/1/03) Ted Ferrioli, Chair Charles Starr Charlie Ringo, Vice-Chair Jason Atkinson Rick Metsger 10 SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP WAYS AND MEANS— Subcommittee on Transportation and Kurt Schrader, Co-Chair Economic Development— Steve Harper, Vice-Chair Gary George, Chair Margaret Carter Margaret Carter Richard Devlin Joan Dukes Joan Dukes Frank Morse Gary George Avel Gordly Ken Messerle Frank Morse Jackie Winters Subcommittee on Capital Construction Bonding (appointed 8/7/03)— Kurt Schrader, Co-Chair Steve Harper Subcommittee on Education— Avel Gordly Ken Messerle Subcommittee on General Government— Richard Devlin Jackie Winters Subcommittee on Human Services— Jackie Winters, Chair Margaret Carter Avel Gordly Frank Morse Frank Shields, Ex-Officio Subcommittee on Natural Resources— Ken Messerle, Chair Joan Dukes Subcommittee on Public Safety— Richard Devlin Gary George SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION 11 SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP BUDGET (appointed 7/25/03)— PER DIEM— Kurt Schrader, Chair Tony Corcoran, Chair Steve Harper, Vice-Chair Ken Messerle Margaret Carter David Nelson Richard Devlin Vicki Walker Joan Dukes Gary George Avel Gordly PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND ORDER OF Ken Messerle BUSINESS— Frank Morse Avel Gordly, Chair Jackie Winters Ted Ferrioli Steve Harper Richard Devlin CONDUCT— Joan Dukes, Co-Chair Ken Messerle, Co-Chair RULES (ORGANIZATION)— Jason Atkinson Richard Devlin, Chair Margaret Carter Kurt Schrader Frank Morse Charles Starr Charlie Ringo Jackie Winters CREDENTIALS— THE OREGON HEALTH PLAN (appointed 5/8/03)— Roger Beyer, Chair Peter Courtney, Co-Chair Ginny Burdick Jackie Winters, Co-Chair Gary George Kate Brown Frank Shields Margaret Carter Bill Fisher Lenn Hannon John Minnis Bill Morrisette 12 SEVENTY-SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY - 2003 REGULAR SESSION COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENT BY SENATOR ATKINSON — COURTNEY — Conduct Ex-officio member of all committees Rules, Vice-Chair The Oregon Health Plan, Co-Chair Water and Land Use DECKERT — BEYER — Education, Vice-Chair Agriculture and Natural Resources, Vice-Chair Revenue, Chair Business and Labor Transportation and Economic Development Credentials, Chair Rules, Co-Chair (appointed Co-chair 7/28/03) DEVLIN
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