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2019 Regular Session

House Bill 3329

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Testimony submitted for Bill Sessions prior to the 2021 Regular Session can be found in the Presentations Displayed in Committee section on this page.

Submitted Written Public Testimony

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Presentations Displayed in Committee

Title Submitter Meeting Committee
  Mary Bolf (testimony) Mary Bolf, resident, Klamath County 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Tom Harrison (testimony) Tom Harrison, resident, Oregon City 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  John Robinson (testimony) John Robinson, entreprenuer, Albany 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Sheree Johnson (testimony) Sheree Johnson, resident 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Steve Knutson (testimony) Steve Knutson, resident, Corbett 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Craig Ziegenhagel (testimony) Craig Ziegenhagel, resident, Oregon 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Dawn Royer (testimony) Dawn Royer, resident 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Chad Kernutt (testimony) Chad Kernutt, resident, Albany 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Carl Metler (testimony) Carl Metler, resident, John Day 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Dale Burlison (testimony) Dale Burlison, resident, Jefferson 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Robert N Hart (testimony) Robert N Hart, resident, Rogue River 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Jerry Forster (testimony) Jerry Forster, resident, Albany 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Jill Punches (testimony) Jill Punches, resident, Portland 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Tom Quintal (testimony) Tom Quintal, resident, Salem 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Jeff Heyen (testimony) Jeff Heyen, resident 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Martha H. (testimony) Martha H., resident 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Aaron Todd (testimony) Aaron Todd, resident 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Norman Turrill, Marjorie Easley (testimony) Norman Turrill President, and Marjorie Easley, Gun Safety Portfolio, LWVOR 4/2/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Mary Bolf (testimony) Mary Bolf, resident, Klamath County 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Tom Harrison (testimony) Tom Harrison, resident, Oregon City 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  John Robinson (testimony) John Robinson, entreprenuer, Albany 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Sheree Johnson (testimony) Sheree Johnson, resident 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Steve Knutson (testimony) Steve Knutson, resident, Corbett 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Craig Ziegenhagel (testimony) Craig Ziegenhagel, resident, Oregon 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Dawn Royer (testimony) Dawn Royer, resident 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Chad Kernutt (testimony) Chad Kernutt, resident, Albany 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Carl Metler (testimony) Carl Metler, resident, John Day 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Dale Burlison (testimony) Dale Burlison, resident, Jefferson 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Robert N Hart (testimony) Robert N Hart, resident, Rogue River 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Jerry Forster (testimony) Jerry Forster, resident, Albany 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Jill Punches (testimony) Jill Punches, resident, Portland 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Tom Quintal (testimony) Tom Quintal, resident, Salem 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Jeff Heyen (testimony) Jeff Heyen, resident 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Martha H. (testimony) Martha H., resident 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary
  Aaron Todd (testimony) Aaron Todd, resident 4/3/2019 House Committee On Judiciary

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