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Ethan Nelson PDD-BPS 2/9/2009 Pri 2 Yes YesIV. A Oppose <br />Comments: <br />HB 2559 would repeal the renewable fuels standards that were put in place during the <br />2007 biennium. In particular it would repeal the requirements for percentage of ethanol in <br />motor vehicle fuels. Ethanol is a domestically produced fuel that is primarily used as a <br />fuel oxygenate and as a substitute for MTBE, which is a carcinogen. The City of Eugene <br />should oppose this bill. <br />SB 0209 <br />Relating Clause: Relating to discovery of sexually explicit material. <br />Title: Requires that sexually explicit property or material involving victim of criminal act remain <br />in control of court or law enforcement agency throughout criminal proceeding. <br />Sponsored by: Attorney General Hardy Myers for Attorney Generals Sexual Assault Task Force and <br />Representative Sara Gelser <br />URL:http://www.leg.state.or.us/09reg/measpdf/sb0200.dir/sb0209.intro.pdf <br />RespondentDept Updated Priority Policy Poli Numb Recommendation <br />Contact <br />E. Cushman R. Barrong EPD-ADM 2/10/2009 Pri 2 No No Support <br />Comments: <br />We support this bill, which was introduced at the request of the Attorney General and his <br />Sexual Assault Task Force. <br />The bill would prohibit the defendant in a case from copying or otherwise duplicating <br />visual or audible evidence in a case which involved "a victim in a state of nudity or <br />engaged in sexual activity", provided that such evidence was made available for <br />inspection, view, and examination at a government facility by the defendant, his/her <br />attorney, and any qualified expert that the defendant may seek to have testify on his/her <br />behalf. <br />The goal of this legislation is to avoid having the victim victimized again by having this <br />very personal evidence out of the government's hands. Once a copy is outstanding, <br />there is no control as to what use might be made of this to embarrass or harass the <br />victim, especially in this age of easy mass dissemination of information (e.g., YouTube). <br />Note: This bill is nearly identical with HB 2344. <br />SB 0381 <br />Relating Clause: Relating to health benefit plans. <br />Title: Requires health benefit plan to provide coverage of medically necessary <br />treatment for traumatic brain injury. <br /> Adds orthotic and prosthetic devices to lists of required coverage for health care service <br />contractors and multiple employer welfare arrangem <br />Sponsored by: Senator MORRISETTE; Representative GILLIAM (at the request of Brain Injury <br />Association of Oregon) <br />URL:http://www.leg.state.or.us/09reg/measpdf/sb0300.dir/sb0381.intro.pdf <br />ContactRespondentDept Updated Priority Policy Poli Numb Recommendation <br />Myrnie Daut Myrnie Daut CS-HRRS 2/4/2009 Pri 3 Yes YesVIII. C1 Neutral <br />Comments: <br />The City's health plans cover orthotic and prosthetic devices, so that part of this bill would <br />not have an impact on the City's plans. I'm not sure what all would be covered under <br />"medically necessary treatment for traumatic brain injury", so cannot say if this <br />requirement would have a financial impact on the City's plans. Traumatic brain injury isn't <br />specifically referenced in the City's health plans. <br />11 <br /> <br />
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