Oregon 2023 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1077

Introduced

3/1/23

Refer

3/2/23

Failed

6/25/23

Caption

Relating to committees that advise the Department of Human Services on programs administered by the department.

Impact

The introduction of SB1077 signifies a more organized approach to the governance of human services programs. Its approval could lead to more targeted and efficient policymaking, allowing the department to align its programs with the communities it serves more effectively. Furthermore, it can facilitate the integration of diverse expert opinions into the decision-making processes, potentially improving the quality and reach of social services.

Summary

SB1077 relates to the advisory committees that support the Department of Human Services in managing its various programs. This bill emphasizes the need for specialized committees that can provide insights and recommendations regarding the operations and initiatives of the department. By establishing structured advisory roles, the bill aims to enhance the effectiveness of the services provided by the department to better meet community needs and streamline processes.

Contention

While the bill seemingly aims to strengthen the advisory framework surrounding the Department of Human Services, potential areas of debate may arise regarding the composition and powers of these committees. Critics might argue that, without careful selection and criteria for committee members, the committees could either lack representation of essential stakeholder groups or become overly bureaucratic, hindering agile and responsive service delivery. The balance between effective oversight and operational flexibility will likely be a point of contention among legislators.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

OR SB127

Relative to certain programs administered by the department of health and human services.

OR HB2869

Relating to programs in the Department of Human Services; declaring an emergency.

OR HB2764

Relating to programs in the Department of Human Services; declaring an emergency.

OR SB2678

Department of Child Protection Services; separate agency from the Department of Human Services.

OR SB0045

Department of Health and Human Services Amendments

OR SB1709

Department of Human Services; transferring certain offices to the State Department of Health. Effective date.

OR HB3462

Relating to the consolidation of ombudsman programs administered by the Health and Human Services Commission.

OR SB1101

Relating to the consolidation of ombudsman programs administered by the Health and Human Services Commission.

OR SB93

Relating to the Department of Human Services; and declaring an emergency.

OR HB4274

Renaming the Department of Health and Human Resources

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