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2005 Legislative Session IGR Committee Bill Approval June 13, 2005 <br /> <br /> HB 2298 3 Support Modifies provisions relating to stalking protective orders. 3/09 <br /> Expands definition of 'sex crime' for certain purposes by including public or private <br /> HB 2316 3 Support indecency regardless of whether person has prior conviction for another sex crime. 2/11 <br /> Increases penalties for intimidation in second degree under certain circumstances to <br /> HB 2321 3 Support maximum five years' imprisonment, $125,000 fine, or both. 2/11 <br /> Establishes policy of state for funding of fire 9rotection. Directs State Forestry <br /> Department to include specific request in budget forms prepared for Oregon <br /> Department of Administrative Services. Creates Oregon Fire Protection Contingency <br /> Fund. Specifies sources and purposes. Forbids forester or other agency from <br /> interfering with landowner taking action to suppress fire on landowner's land unless <br /> action would increase risk of injury to persons or equipment. Reduces or eliminates <br /> harvest tax and assessments, depending on amount held in Oregon Forest Land <br /> Protection Fund. Removes sunset of provisions reducing reserve base of Oregon <br /> Forest Land Protection Fund. Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State <br /> Forestry Department for payment of catastrophic fire insurance. Declares emergency, <br /> HB 2327A 3 Monitor effective March 1, 2005. 2/11 <br /> Requires law enforcement agencies to complete investigations of certain cases of <br /> HB 2335 3 Support alleged child sexual abuse no later than 45 days after commencing investigation. 2/11 <br /> Modifies provisions relating to setting aside record of conviction. Increases fee for <br /> setting aside record of conviction. Specifies uses for which increased fee may be <br /> HB 2337 3 Oppose used. 1/25 <br /> Reduces total cost requirement for exemption from property tax for eligible projects <br /> HB 2349 3 Neutral under strategic investment program. 2/11 <br /> Authorizes combination of three vehicles to be operated on highway under specified <br /> HB 2353 3 Monitor circumstances. 2/01 <br /> Imposes fine and mandatory imprisonment for person convicted of driving while <br /> under influence of intoxicants if person had 0.20 percent or more by weight of alcohol <br /> HB 2360 3 Neut/Am in blood of person at time of offense. 4/14 <br /> Requires revocation of driving privileges of persons convicted of misdemeanor <br /> HB 2361 3 Support idriving under influence of intoxicants for third or subsequent time. 4/21 <br /> Requires revocation of driving privileges of persons convicted of misdemeanor <br /> HB 2361A 3 Support driving under influence of intoxicants for third or subsequent time. 0/00 <br /> <br /> Page 48 <br /> <br /> <br />