SB 391
Requires contractor licensed to conduct illegal drug manufacturing decontamination work to report property that contractor knows or has reasonable grounds to believe was used for illegal drug manufacturing and that has not been evaluated for fitness of use.
| Status | In Senate Committee (SJUD) |
| Session | 2019 Regular Session |
| Requested by | (at the request of Marty Justus) |
| Sponsors | Cliff Bentz (Republican) (Chief) |
| Fiscal impact | May have fiscal impact, but no statement yet issued |
| Revenue impact | May have revenue impact, but no statement yet issued |
Bill Text
Requires licensed drug manufacturing decontamination contractors to report contaminated properties and establishes licensing requirements for such work.
Sponsors#
Chief Sponsors: Cliff Bentz
Overview#
Requires contractor licensed to conduct illegal drug manufacturing decontamination work to report property that contractor knows or has reasonable grounds to believe was used for illegal drug manufacturing and that has not been evaluated for fitness of use. Prohibits person from performing work to decontaminate property that person knows or has reasonable grounds to believe was used as illegal drug manufacturing site unless person is licensed to perform decontamination work by Oregon Health Authority. Authorizes authority to deny, suspend or revoke decontamination contractor license for failure to comply with reporting and licensing requirements. Authorizes authority to, in addition to denial, suspension or revocation, impose civil penalty not to exceed $500.
Legislative History
| Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 2019-01-14 | S | Introduction and first reading. Referred to President's desk. |
| 2019-01-16 | S | Referred to Judiciary. |
| 2019-06-30 | S | In committee upon adjournment. |