House Journal HJ-1 Mitch Greenlick Gary D. Hansen Mark Hass Elaine M. Hopson Monday, January 13, 2003 – Morning Session Dave Hunt Bob Jenson Elizabeth (Betsy) Johnson Deborah Kafoury House was called to order at 8:30 a.m. by Mr. Bob Derrick Kitts Tim Knopp Jenson. The roll was called by Mr. Billy Dalto. All Wayne Krieger Jeff Kropf present. Jerry Krummel Jeff Kruse John Mabrey Greg Macpherson Posting of the Colors by the Oregon State Police Steve March Jeff Merkley Honor Guard. Randy Miller Karen Minnis Laurie Monnes Anderson Susan Morgan Opening Ceremony presented by Marian Morton, Donna G. Nelson Mary Nolan Portland. Rob Patridge Floyd Prozanski Dennis Richardson Diane Rosenbaum Invocation by Reverend Dick Iverson, City Bible Mike Schaufler Wayne Scott Church, Portland; President of Ministers, Fellowship Lane Shetterly Greg Smith International. Patti Smith Tootie Smith Carolyn Tomei Joanne Verger Mr. Alan Brown moved the House proceed to Ben Westlund Max Williams organize by electing a Temporary Speaker. Motion Kelley Wirth Cliff Zauner carried on viva voce vote. Mr. Jeff Kruse, Chair Mr. Jeff Merkley nominated Mr. Lane Shetterly Ms. Betsy Close as Temporary Speaker. Ms. Elaine Hopson Mr. Bill Garrard moved the nominations be closed Mr. Jeff Kruse moved adoption of the report by and Mr. Lane Shetterly be elected Temporary the Committee on Credentials. Motion carried on viva Speaker by acclamation. voce vote. Report adopted. Motion carried and Mr. Lane Shetterly was Mr. Wayne Krieger moved that a committee be declared Temporary Speaker. appointed to escort the Honorable Wallace P. Carson, Jr., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, to the Temporary Speaker in Chair. rostrum. Motion carried on viva voce vote. Mr. Greg Ms. Patti Smith moved that a three member Smith, Ms. Joanne Verger and Mr. Steve March Committee on Credentials be appointed. Motion appointed. carried on viva voce vote. Mr. Jeff Kruse, Chair; Ms. Oaths of office administered to members by the Betsy Close and Ms. Elaine Hopson appointed. Honorable Wallace P. Carson, Jr., Chief Justice of the Mr. Jerry Krummel moved that a three member Supreme Court. Committee on Permanent Organization and Order of Backlund read the following report by the Business be appointed. Motion carried on viva voce Committee on Permanent Organization and Order of vote. Mr. Vic Backlund, Chair; Mr. Phil Barnhart and Business. Ms. Susan Morgan appointed. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT House stood at ease. ORGANIZATION AND ORDER OF BUSINESS House called to order. We, your Committee on Permanent Organization and Order of Business recommend that the House proceed to Mr. Jeff Kruse read the following report by the permanent organization by election of the following officers: Committee on Credentials. Speaker, Speaker Pro Tempore and Chief Clerk, and that the Speaker be empowered to appoint such additional help REPORT BY COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS as in their judgment shall be necessary for the transaction of business. We, your Committee on Credentials, recommend that We further recommend that the Committee on Rules be the following members are entitled to seats in the House of appointed to establish the rules of the House. Representatives for the Seventy-second Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon: Vic Backlund, Chair Phil Barnhart Robert Ackerman Gordon Anderson Susan Morgan Brad Avakian Vic Backlund Jeff Barker Phil Barnhart Backlund moved the report of the Committee on Alan C. Bates Vicki Berger Permanent Organization and Order of Business be Elizabeth (Terry) Beyer Alan Brown R. Thomas (Tom) Butler Betsy L. Close adopted. Motion carried on viva voce vote. Report Billy Dalto Jackie Dingfelder adopted. Dan Doyle Pat Farr Linda Flores Mary Gallegos Bill Garrard George Gilman HJ-2 House Journal Shetterly declared that nominations were in order administered by the Honorable Wallace P. Carson, for the office of Speaker of the House of Jr., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Representatives. Speaker declared nominations were in order for Scott nominated Karen Minnis for the office of the office of Chief Clerk of the House of Speaker of the House of Representatives. Representatives. Kafoury moved that an unanimous ballot be cast Westlund nominated Ramona Kenady for the for Karen Minnis for the office of Speaker of the office of Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives. House of Representatives. Speaker declared nominations closed. Shetterly declared nominations closed. The roll was called by Schaufler. The roll was called by Flores. Kenady received the vote of 60 members as Minnis received the vote of 60 members as follows: Ackerman, Anderson, Avakian, Backlund, follows: Ackerman, Anderson, Avakian, Backlund, Barker, Barnhart, Bates, Berger, Beyer, Brown, Barker, Barnhart, Bates, Berger, Beyer, Brown, Butler, Close, Dalto, Dingfelder, Doyle, Farr, Flores, Butler, Close, Dalto, Dingfelder, Doyle, Farr, Flores, Gallegos, Garrard, Gilman, Greenlick, Hansen, Hass, Gallegos, Garrard, Gilman, Greenlick, Hansen, Hass, Hopson, Hunt, Jenson, Johnson, Kafoury, Kitts, Hopson, Hunt, Jenson, Johnson, Kafoury, Kitts, Knopp, Krieger, Kropf, Krummel, Kruse, Mabrey, Knopp, Krieger, Kropf, Krummel, Kruse, Mabrey, Macpherson, March, Merkley, Miller, Monnes Macpherson, March, Merkley, Miller, Minnis, Monnes Anderson, Morgan, Nelson, Nolan, Patridge, Anderson, Morgan, Nelson, Nolan, Patridge, Prozanski, Richardson, Rosenbaum, Schaufler, Scott, Prozanski, Richardson, Rosenbaum, Schaufler, Scott, Shetterly, Smith G., Smith P., Smith T., Tomei, Shetterly, Smith G., Smith P., Smith T., Tomei, Verger, Westlund, Williams, Wirth, Zauner, Speaker Verger, Westlund, Williams, Wirth, Zauner. Minnis. Minnis was elected Speaker of the House of Ramona Kenady was elected Chief Clerk of the Representatives of the Seventy-second Legislative House of Representatives of the Seventy-second Assembly and the oath of office for Speaker was Legislative Assembly and the oath of office was administered by the Honorable Wallace P. Carson, administered by the Honorable Wallace P. Carson, Jr., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Jr., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Speaker in Chair. The Honorable Wallace P. Carson, Jr., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was escorted from the Speaker declared nominations were in order for chamber by Wirth, Zauner and Monnes Anderson. the office of Speaker Pro Tempore of the House of Representatives. Speaker appointed the Committee on Rules. Doyle, Chair; Rosenbaum and Smith T. appointed. Williams nominated Lane Shetterly for the office of Speaker Pro Tempore of the House of House stood at ease. Representatives. House called to order. Speaker declared nominations closed. The following report of the Committee on Rules The roll was called by Dingfelder. was read: Shetterly received the vote of 60 members as follows: Ackerman, Anderson, Avakian, Backlund, REPORT BY COMMITTEE ON RULES Barker, Barnhart, Bates, Berger, Beyer, Brown, We, your Committee on Rules, recommend that the House of Representatives adopt the Rules of the Seventy- Butler, Close, Dalto, Dingfelder, Doyle, Farr, Flores, first Legislative Assembly as amended. Gallegos, Garrard, Gilman, Greenlick, Hansen, Hass, Dan Doyle, Chair Hopson, Hunt, Jenson, Johnson, Kafoury, Kitts, Diane Rosenbaum Knopp, Krieger, Kropf, Krummel, Kruse, Mabrey, Tootie Smith Macpherson, March, Merkley, Miller, Monnes Anderson, Morgan, Nelson, Nolan, Patridge, PROPOSED RULES OF THE HOUSE OF Prozanski, Richardson, Rosenbaum, Schaufler, Scott, REPRESENTATIVES Shetterly, Smith G., Smith P., Smith T., Tomei, Seventy-[first] second Legislative Assembly Verger, Westlund, Williams, Wirth, Zauner, Speaker 200[1] 3 – 200[2] 4 Minnis. Shetterly was elected Speaker Pro Tempore of the DEFINITIONS House of Representatives of the Seventy-second 1.01 Definitions. (1) "Measure" means bill, resolution or Legislative Assembly and the oath of office was memorial, but does not include amendments. House Journal HJ-3 (2) "Member" means member of the House. unless a majority of those members present vote to suspend this provision. (3) "Printing" includes printing and other means of reproducing copy. (2) [When the twelve-hour period described in subsection (1) of (4) "Remonstrance" shall be considered as a "protest" under this rule has elapsed, the Speaker shall adjourn the House for a period of not less than eight hours.] The convening of a session after Article IV, section 26 of the Oregon Constitution. adjournment constitutes the beginning of a new session day. (5) "Rule" means a rule and "rules" means the rules of the House of Representatives of the Seventy-[first] second Legislative Assembly. VOTING (6) "Within the bar" means within the area in the chambers that is enclosed by waist-high partitions and that contains the members' 3.12 Electronic Roll Call System. The electronic voting desks and the rostrum and the east and west walls of the chambers. system shall be under the control of the presiding officer and shall be operated by the Chief Clerk. The names of the members shall be listed on the electronic roll call board in alphabetical order, except RULES that the name of the Speaker shall be last. 2.01 Use of Mason's Manual. Mason's Manual of Legislative 3.15 Roll Call. (1) A roll call vote of "yeas" and "nays" shall be Procedures shall apply to cases not provided for in the Oregon taken and recorded on the final passage of all bills and joint and Constitution or the rules. concurrent resolutions. Except as otherwise provided in the rules, the 2.05 Procedure for Amending Rules.