Oregon State Senator

James Manning 2022 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation (Page 3)

Legislative Session

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1576

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Refer

2/8/22

Refer

2/8/22

Report Pass

2/24/22

Engrossed

2/25/22

Refer

2/28/22

Report Pass

3/1/22

Enrolled

3/3/22

Passed

3/24/22

Chaptered

4/1/22

Passed

4/1/22

Relating to mattresses; and prescribing an effective date.

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1577

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Failed

3/4/22

Relating to firearms.

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1579

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Refer

2/14/22

Refer

2/14/22

Report Pass

2/24/22

Engrossed

2/28/22

Refer

2/28/22

Report Pass

3/1/22

Enrolled

3/3/22

Passed

3/24/22

Chaptered

4/1/22

Passed

4/1/22

Relating to a program to address economic inequity; and prescribing an effective date.

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1582

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Report Pass

2/14/22

Engrossed

2/17/22

Refer

2/17/22

Failed

3/4/22

Relating to annexing territory to rural fire protection districts; prescribing an effective date.

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1583

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Report Pass

2/16/22

Engrossed

2/17/22

Refer

2/17/22

Report Pass

2/25/22

Enrolled

3/1/22

Passed

3/24/22

Chaptered

4/1/22

Passed

4/1/22

Relating to summative assessments; and declaring an emergency.

Co-Sponsor of Legislation

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1578

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Refer

2/11/22

Refer

2/11/22

Failed

3/4/22

Relating to violations of education law; declaring an emergency.

Oregon 2022 Regular Session

Oregon Senate Bill SB1584

Introduced

2/1/22

Refer

2/1/22

Refer

2/11/22

Refer

2/11/22

Report Pass

2/25/22

Engrossed

3/2/22

Refer

3/2/22

Report Pass

3/3/22

Enrolled

3/4/22

Passed

3/24/22

Chaptered

4/1/22

Passed

4/1/22

Relating to wrongful conviction; and declaring an emergency.

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