The bill number enables you to find the measure history, legislative committee assignments, exhibits, and audio/video of public hearings and work sessions. If you do not have a bill number, go back and review the session law.
Once you have the bill number, on the Oregon Legislative website, select the appropriate legislative session and then locate the bill number. Senate Bills start with SB and House Bills begin with HB. Once you select your bill, you will see several options:
Additional information can be found on the Oregon Legislative Information System Help page.
In this example, we will look at the bill amending the statute from the 2017 session. In the list of Legislative Sessions, select the 2017 Regular Session link.
From the Session law, we know we are looking for HB 2482. HB stands for House Bill. An SB would indicate it is a Senate Bill. In this example, browse the House Bills until we locate the range HB 2400-2499.
In this example, we will locate and select HB 2482. The links below the bill number direct you to the different versions of the bill.
An overview of bill information, different versions of the text of the bill, analysis, available exhibits, and amendments may be available for this bill.
An archive of bills from the 1996-2006 legislative sessions are available on the Oregon State Legislature's site. However, it only includes text of bills and amendments. For pre–2007 bills, consult a print Final Status Report for Legislative Measures. It is available in the John E. Jaqua Law Library as well as other law libraries in the state.
The law library has committee minutes available on microfilm from the 44th session (1947) to the 68th session (1995).