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Preface to Oregon Revised Statutes

 

2005 EDITION

 

          Publication of Oregon Revised Statutes. The Legislative Counsel Committee, pursuant to ORS 171.275, publishes Oregon Revised Statutes and distributes the up-to-date statute text, index, comparative section tables and annotations.

 

          The statute text of the first official edition of Oregon Revised Statutes, published in 1953, was bound in “loose-part” form with each chapter constituting a part that could be removed from the binder.

 

          Until 1989, replacement parts were identified by the words REPLACEMENT PART, preceded by the year of publication on the first page of each part. Those chapters that were reprinted, but were not replacement parts because they contained no new material, were identified by the designation, “(19 ___ reprint),” indicating the year in which they were reprinted.

 

          The first softcover edition of Oregon Revised Statutes was published in 1989. The 2005 edition of Oregon Revised Statutesconsists of 21 softbound volumes.

 

          A Table of Titles and a Table of Titles and Chapters, covering all 17 volumes of the statute text, follow this Preface. Each volume is preceded by a Table of Titles and Chapters of the statutes contained in that volume. A chapter outline precedes each chapter and lists the ORS sections and certain temporary provisions compiled in that chapter.

 

          Chapters that have been entirely repealed or renumbered are no longer listed in the Tables of Titles and Chapters, but a page identifying each of those chapters and indicating the disposition of the former content of the chapter is in the appropriate place in the statute text.

 

          In addition to the statutes, Oregon Revised Statutes contains the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure, printed pursuant to ORS 1.750. The rules appear in Volume 1 immediately preceding ORS chapter 12.

 

          Compilation of 2005 regular session Acts. The 17 volumes of statute text contain, with some exceptions, the statute laws of Oregon of a general, public and permanent nature in effect on January 1, 2006 (the normal effective date of the Acts passed by the 2005 regular session of the Seventy-third Legislative Assembly). Exceptions arise because not all laws take effect on or before the usual effective date.

 

          The text of every statute section compiled in Oregon Revised Statutes is reproduced verbatim from an enrolled Act, with the exception of the changes in form permitted by ORS 173.160 and other changes specifically authorized by law.

 

          The Legislative Counsel has no general authority to “revise”; therefore, aside from the authorized changes, the text appearing for the first time in the statute text is not “revised” in the sense that statutes enacted as a part of House Bill No. 2 of the 1953 session (the so-called “revision bill” by which Oregon Revised Statutes was enacted) were “revised.” See the Preface to the 1953 edition. The provisions of ORS 174.510 to 174.550, relating to the enactment and construction of the revised statutes enacted by House Bill No. 2, are not applicable to every statute section now compiled in Oregon Revised Statutes.

 

          The Legislative Counsel has set forth as notes certain temporary material and new material or has retained repealed statutes with notes explaining delayed effective dates. The notes are included to assist the user in placing the permanent law in a clearer context. In some instances, the notes have been given leadlines, which also appear in the chapter outline. Additional notes indicate special effective dates, special temporary provisions or temporary versions of permanent law. Notes are deleted in subsequent editions when they are no longer useful.

 

          Changes in text of Acts. A number of the types of changes made in the text of enrolled Acts for publication in Oregon Revised Statutes are explained and illustrated below.

 

          (1) Changes made pursuant to general authority granted by ORS 173.160:

 

          (a) ORS numbers are assigned to codified session law sections. For example, section 210, chapter 459, Oregon Laws 1991, is compiled as ORS 310.140.

 

          (b) Long sections of session laws may be divided into several shorter ORS sections. For example, section 240, chapter 16, Oregon Laws 1985, is compiled as the series ORS 816.040 to 816.290.

 

          (c) Several sections of session laws may be combined in one ORS section. For example, sections 1, 2, 3 and 3a, chapter 690, Oregon Laws 1991, are compiled as ORS 475.996.

 

          (d) Existing ORS sections are assigned new ORS numbers if reorganization of the material is warranted. For example, ORS 411.450 was renumbered as ORS 411.434 and then renumbered again as ORS 416.090.

 

          (e) Actual effective dates are inserted in place of “the effective date of this Act.” For example, “the effective date of this 1993 Act” was replaced by “November 4, 1993” in section 3, chapter 792, Oregon Laws 1993, compiled as ORS 215.710.

 

          (f) References in session laws to “this (year) Act” or to a section of the session laws are replaced by specific ORS references. For example, in section 4, chapter 733, Oregon Laws 2003, compiled as ORS 238A.070, the words “sections 5 to 26 of this 2003 Act” are replaced by “ORS 238A.100 to 238A.245.” Also, in the amendments to ORS 128.826 by section 3, chapter 532, Oregon Laws 1991, the words “section 6 of this 1991 Act” are replaced by “ORS 128.824.”

 

          (g) Alterations are made in unamended ORS sections containing references to a specific series of ORS sections when new session law sections were “added to and made a part of” that ORS series. For example, “ORS 517.910 to 517.950.” (emphasis added) cited in ORS 517.905 in the 1989 edition was expanded to “ORS 517.910 to 517.987.” (emphasis added) in the 1991 edition to accommodate sections 2 to 24a, chapter 735, Oregon Laws 1991, which were added to and made a part of ORS 517.910 to 517.950, but which could not be accommodated numerically within the existing series.

 

          (h) Alterations are made in unamended ORS sections when new session law sections are enacted “in lieu of” repealed ORS sections or when ORS sections were renumbered, and such unamended ORS sections contain references to the repealed or renumbered ORS sections. For example, “285C.609” was substituted for “285B.386” in ORS 285B.332 when ORS 285B.386 was renumbered ORS 285C.609 in 2003.

 

          (2) Changes made pursuant to specific statutes. Alterations are made in unamended ORS sections pursuant to specific statutes directing the substitution of new words or phrases for existing words or phrases. For example, section 3, chapter 380, Oregon Laws 1991, authorized the substitution of “Board on Public Safety Standards and Training” for “Board on Police Standards and Training” in Oregon Revised Statutes. A complete list of statutes authorizing substitutions of this nature appears as a note at the end of this Preface.

 

          “Not added to and made a part of.” Notes may indicate that a particular ORS section was not added to and made a part of the ORS chapter or series in which the section appears. These notes mean that the placement of the section was editorial and not by legislative action. Notes also are used when the series references are either too numerous or too complex to bear further adjustment. However, the note does not mean that the section not added to a series or a chapter is any less the law. The note is intended only to remind the user that definitions, penalties and other references to the series should be examined carefully to determine whether they apply to the noted section.

 

          For example, Oregon Revised Statutes contains chapter 137 relating to judgment, execution, parole and probation. A law relating to any of those subjects may be enacted but not legislatively added to ORS chapter 137, even though the section clearly belongs with the related materials found in that chapter. The Legislative Counsel compiles the section where it logically belongs and provides the “not added to” note.

 

          Classification and arrangement. One of the fundamental tasks in code compilation is the maintenance of a sound classification system. Proper classification, by which the laws or parts of laws are brought together in logical consecutive units, is vital for a number of reasons. Classification makes the law more accessible and understandable. Only through classification can all conflicts, implied repeals and duplications be discovered and the proper “revision” legislation enacted. Classification makes possible improvements in the numbering system, the index and the annotations.

 

          In the process of the initial classification for Oregon Revised Statutes, the statutes were divided into four main codes; the codes, in turn, were divided into titles and the titles into chapters. In each of the codes, an attempt has been made to arrange the titles, and the chapters within titles, in the most logical sequence. The four main codes are as follows:

 

          (1) Volume 1 contains the remedial code, dealing with court structure and organization and remedies (ORS chapters 1 to 55) and the Oregon Rules of Civil Procedure.

 

          (2) Volumes 2 and 3 contain the commercial and civil codes, dealing with corporations and other private legal entities, commercial transactions and relationships between individuals (ORS chapters 56 to 130).

 

          (3) Volume 4 contains the penal code, dealing with criminal procedure, crimes generally and punishment (ORS chapters 131 to 170).

 

          (4) Volumes 5 through 17 contain the political code, dealing with the structure and organization of state and local government and with the services rendered and the regulation exercised by government (ORS chapters 171 to 838).

 

          The basic unit of classification is the chapter. Each chapter is intended to include all the statutes relating to each subject that logically can be treated as a unit. The arrangement of chapters within a title is intended to lead from the general to the specific or to deal with equally important but distinct legislation.

 

          The arrangement of sections within each chapter is intended to follow a logical pattern. If there are definitions applicable to a whole chapter, they are contained in the first section (or sections) of the chapter. Next comes a section (or sections) stating the leading principle of the chapter. Following this, the details dealing with carrying out or enforcing the principle are set forth. If it is contemplated that certain steps shall be taken in a chronological order, the steps are arranged in that order. If a chapter consists of several independent or separable laws, the sections dealing with each law are arranged according to the pattern just described. In most chapters, except those in the penal code (Volume 4), criminal penalties, and often civil penalties, for violating provisions of a chapter are contained in the last section or sections of the chapter.

 

          Cross-references. Cross-references for chapters 171, 174, 176, 182 and 186 and for certain series and sections within those chapters are located immediately following the chapter outline. Cross-references applicable to a chapter as a whole precede cross-references applicable to series and individual sections in the chapter.

 

          Cross-references are most often employed to call attention to other statutes that affect the construction or operation of those from which reference is made, when the existence of the other statutes might not be apparent or inferred. Occasionally cross-references cite legislative resolutions or session law sections which, because of their special or temporary nature, have not been compiled. Cross-references are not a substitute for the index and classification system of Oregon Revised Statutes.

 

          Numbering system. Under the decimal system adopted for Oregon Revised Statutes, the number to the left of the decimal point indicates the number of the chapter in which the section is located, while the number to the right indicates the relative position of the section within the chapter. The chapters are numbered progressively with Arabic numerals, but some chapters also contain an alphabetic reference, e.g., ORS chapter 72A. A progressive rather than a consecutive system has been used in order that additional chapters may be inserted in future editions without renumbering existing chapters. The sections are also numbered with the same progressive system.

 

          Legislative history: source notes. The legislative history of each section subsequent to its enactment as a part of the 1953 revision bill, as well as the legislative history of every new section, is noted in brackets at the end of the section. The pre-1953 history is contained in a softcover pamphlet that is part of the complete edition of Oregon Revised Statutes. Source notes for sections that are repealed, amended or renumbered and new sections that are enacted are indicated as follows:

 

          (1) Repealed sections. The number “759.395” followed by “[1987 c.447 §45; repealed by 1991 c.315 §1]” means that ORS 759.395 was enacted by Oregon Laws 1987, chapter 447, section 45, and was repealed by Oregon Laws 1991, chapter 315, section 1. Repealed numbers are never used in any subsequent edition.

 

          (2) Amended sections. (a) The source note “[Amended by 1981 c.854 §41]” following the text of ORS 656.566 means that ORS 656.566 was enacted prior to the 1953 revision and was amended by Oregon Laws 1981, chapter 854, section 41.

 

          (b) The source note “[1979 c.806 §1; 1981 s.s. c.3 §124; repealed by 1985 c.502 §28]” following the number “135.053” means that ORS 135.053 was enacted by Oregon Laws 1979, chapter 806, section 1; amended by Oregon Laws 1981 (special session), chapter 3, section 124; and then repealed by Oregon Laws 1985, chapter 502, section 28.

 

          (3) Renumbered sections. The legislative history of a renumbered ORS section for the period before the renumbering of the section is found under the original ORS section number. The legislative history of the section for the period after the renumbering is found following the text of the renumbered section. For example, the number “184.202” followed by “[1989 c.533 §1; renumbered 285.095 in 1991]” means that ORS 184.202 was enacted by Oregon Laws 1989, chapter 533, section 1, and was subsequently renumbered as ORS 285.095 in 1991. (Beginning with the 1989 edition, source notes for renumbered sections indicate the year of the renumbering.) The source note “[Formerly 91.780; 1991 c.852 §1]” following the text of ORS 90.330 means that ORS 90.330 is a renumbered section that was formerly numbered ORS 91.780 and after renumbering, ORS 90.330 was amended by Oregon Laws 1991, chapter 852, section 1. For legislative history before the renumbering, consult the original or earlier numbers.

 

          (4) New sections. The source note “[1991 c.630 §1]” following the text of ORS 137.227 means that ORS 137.227 was enacted by Oregon Laws 1991, chapter 630, section 1.

 

          Most new ORS sections are not expressly enacted “in lieu of” statutes superseded by them, so the source notes following the text of such new sections reveal only the formal legislative history. The user may refer to the Act that created the section, or to the Comparative Section Tables in Volume 20, and determine whether that Act also repealed other ORS sections. These repealed ORS sections may have related to the same subject as the newer section and may lead the user to useful annotations.

 

          (5) Repeals with enactments in lieu. In cases where an ORS section has been enacted “in lieu of” a repealed ORS section, the source note following the text of the existing section will so indicate. For example, the source note following the text of ORS 9.260 reads “[Amended by 1953 c.604 §1; 1979 c.252 §21; repealed by 1989 c.1052 §7 (9.261 enacted in lieu of 9.260)].” Reference to former ORS 9.260 in the 1987 Replacement Part shows that it related to the same subject as ORS 9.261, and further reference to the appropriate volume of annotations discloses numerous notes of cases pertaining to former ORS 9.260 that are still relevant to ORS 9.261.

 

          (6) Referred measures. In some instances, the amendment or repeal of a section does not become operative because the amendatory or repealing Act was referred to and rejected by the people. Consequently, the amendment does not become operative and is not compiled as part of the text. This fact will be indicated in the Comparative Section Tables (Volume 20) as a note. For example, “Note: Chapter 906, Oregon Laws 1989, was referred by the electors and not approved.”

 

          Finding former law. The user who is interested in the text of an ORS section prior to its amendment or repeal should consult the chapter as it appeared in the preceding edition of Oregon Revised Statutes or the appropriate volume of Oregon Laws (session laws) for the year in which the change was made. For example, the source note to ORS 58.410, “[1987 c.94 §6; 1989 c.383 §2; 1991 c.132 §2]” shows that ORS 58.410 was amended by Oregon Laws 1991, chapter 132, section 2. The text of ORS 58.410 as it read prior to the 1991 amendment can be found in ORS chapter 58 (1989 Edition). The 1989 text, as affected by the 1991 amendments, can be found in Oregon Laws 1991, chapter 132, section 2, where the new material is shown in boldfaced type and the deleted material is shown in bracketed italic type.

 

          Citation of Oregon Revised Statutes. This publication should be cited as “Oregon Revised Statutes” (or “ORS”). Individual sections may be cited by using the designation “ORS” followed by the section number. No other citation is necessary. Numbered paragraphs within a section are referred to within the section as subsections, lettered paragraphs as paragraphs. In other ORS sections, subsections and paragraphs are cited as ORS 619.026 (2)(b).

 

          As defined in ORS 174.100, the word “to” means “to and including” when used in references to a series of statute sections, subsections or paragraphs. A reference to the series ORS 758.505 to 758.555 includes both ORS 758.505 and 758.555.

 

          Method and form of publication. The complete set (21 volumes) of 2005 Oregon Revised Statutes consists of 17 volumes containing statute text, two volumes containing the General Index, one volume containing the Comparative Section Tables and one volume containing the Annotations annual cumulative supplement. In addition, the set includes one hardcover volume containing the Annotations 1971 Permanent Edition and one volume containing the softcover 1953 Edition Prior Legislative History.

 

          Statute text in Oregon Revised Statutes is not interrupted by the insertion of annotations or cross-references between statute sections. An additional reason for separating the text and the annotations is to avoid the expense of reprinting the complete annotation material each time the statute text is brought up to date.

 

DAVID W. HEYNDERICKX

Acting Legislative Counsel

December 16, 2005

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NOTE

 

          Editorial changes made pursuant to specific statutes. The following statutes have authorized editorial changes:

 

Oregon Laws 1953

 

          (1) Section 2, chapter 156, Oregon Laws 1953, authorized the substitution of the terms “mentally deficient” and “mental deficiency” for “feeble-minded” and “feeble-mindedness” in ORS chapters 426, 427 and 428.

 

          (2) Section 2, chapter 362, Oregon Laws 1953, authorized the substitution of “Oregon State College” for “Agricultural College of the State of Oregon” or “state agricultural college.”

 

          (3) Section 3, chapter 476, Oregon Laws 1953, authorized the substitution of “warden” for “superintendent” to reflect the transfer of the superintendent of the penitentiary's duties to the warden.

 

Oregon Laws 1955

 

          (1) Section 2, chapter 4, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “Veterans Day” for “Armistice Day.”

 

          (2) Section 1, chapter 61, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “Department of Agriculture” for “Director of Agriculture” in ORS chapter 558.

 

          (3) Section 8, chapter 287, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “Director of Department of Motor Vehicles” for “Secretary of State” as a member of the “State Speed Control Board,” effective July 1, 1956.

 

          (4) Section 33, chapter 287, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “Department of Motor Vehicles” for “Secretary of State” with reference to motor vehicle functions, effective July 1, 1956.

 

          (5) Section 31, chapter 660, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “Oregon State Correctional Institution” for “intermediary institution” in 1955 Acts.

 

          (6) Section 62, chapter 707, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “State Water Resources Board” for “State Reclamation Commission” in ORS chapters 544, 545, 547 and 548, effective January 1, 1956.

 

          (7) Section 63, chapter 707, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “State Engineer” for “State Reclamation Commission” in ORS chapter 555, effective January 1, 1956.

 

          (8) Section 70, chapter 707, Oregon Laws 1955, authorized the substitution of “State Engineer” for “State Irrigation Board” in ORS chapter 552, effective January 1, 1956.

 

Oregon Laws 1957

 

          (1) Section 2, chapter 43, Oregon Laws 1957, authorized the substitution of “F. H. Dammasch State Hospital” for “Portland State Hospital.”

 

          (2) Section 1, chapter 316, Oregon Laws 1957, authorized the substitution of “Oregon State Board of Nursing” for “State Board of Examination and Registration of Graduate Nurses” and the substitution of “license” for “registration,” when such term refers to the licensing of a professional nurse.

 

          (3) Section 1, chapter 351, Oregon Laws 1957, authorized the substitution of “State Engineer” for words designating the “State Water Resources Board, its members or its secretary” in ORS chapters 545, 547 and 548.

 

Oregon Laws 1959

 

          (1) Section 6, chapter 95, Oregon Laws 1959, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Forester” for words designating the “Public Utility Commissioner” with reference to the branding of forest products and booming equipment under ORS chapter 532.

 

          (2) Section 2, chapter 157, Oregon Laws 1959, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Treasurer” for words designating the “State Bond Commission.”

 

          (3) Section 2, chapter 174, Oregon Laws 1959, authorized the substitution for words designating the “county court of Clackamas County” of words necessary to reflect the legislative intention in creating the board of county commissioners of Clackamas County.

 

          (4) Section 5, chapter 583, Oregon Laws 1959, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of Employment Commissioner” for words designating the “Unemployment Compensation Commission.”

 

          (5) Section 21, chapter 662, Oregon Laws 1959, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Administrative Services Revolving Fund” for words designating the “Purchasing Revolving Fund,” “Automotive Control Revolving Fund,” “State Printing Fund Account” or “Surplus Property Revolving Account.”

 

Oregon Laws 1961

 

          (1) Section 2, chapter 54, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of “Oregon State University” for words designating “Oregon State College.”

 

          (2) Section 5, chapter 108, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of “Secretary of State” for words designating the “Director of the Department of Finance and Administration” in ORS 292.018, 292.022, 292.026 and 292.036.

 

          (3) Section 2, chapter 127, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of “Southern Oregon College” and “Eastern Oregon College” for words designating the “Southern Oregon College of Education” and the “Eastern Oregon College of Education,” respectively.

 

          (4) Section 2, chapter 214, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Columbia Park State Home” for words designating the “Mid-Columbia Home” or the “Eastern Oregon Tuberculosis Hospital.”

 

          (5) Section 3, chapter 224, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of “State Engineer” for the words “Hydroelectric Commission of Oregon,” “Hydroelectric Commission” or “commission.”

 

          (6) Section 6, chapter 248, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of the word “podiatrist” for the word “chiropodist” except in ORS 682.020, 682.040 and 682.150, and the substitution of the words “practice of podiatry” for words designating or referring to the “practice of chiropody.”

 

          (7) Section 3, chapter 600, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of the words “Public Welfare Account” for words designating the “Public Assistance Fund of the State of Oregon.”

 

          (8) Section 5, chapter 706, Oregon Laws 1961, authorized the substitution of the words “Mental Health Division of the Oregon State Board of Control,” “Mental Health Division” or “division” for words designating the “Oregon State Board of Control” in ORS chapters 426, 427 and 428, and in ORS 408.580 and 475.645.

 

Oregon Laws 1963

 

          (1) Section 3, chapter 90, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating a “soil and water conservation district” for words designating a “soil conservation district.”

 

          (2) Section 4, chapter 90, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Soil and Water Conservation Committee” for words designating the “State Soil Conservation Committee.”

 

          (3) Section 3, chapter 192, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Geologist” for words designating or referring to the “Director of the Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.”

 

          (4) Section 51, chapter 544, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating an “intermediate education district board” or an “intermediate education district” for words designating a “rural school board” or “rural school district,” respectively.

 

          (5) Subsection (2), section 8, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Corporation Division of the Department of Commerce” for words designating the “Corporation Department,” the “Corporation Commissioner” and the “Deputy Corporation Commissioner.”

 

          (6) Subsection (3), section 8, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of “Director of Commerce” for “Governor” in ORS 56.060, 184.140, 184.150, 184.170, 184.190, 184.200, 671.210, 673.470, 695.130, 698.760, 721.020, 721.100 and 736.520.

 

          (7) Subsection (2), section 15, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Planning and Development Division of the Department of Commerce” for words designating the “Department of Planning and Development” and the “Director of the Department of Planning and Development.”

 

          (8) Section 26, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Board of Landscape Architect Examiners” for the word “subboard” in ORS 671.310 to 671.480 and in other statute sections in ORS.

 

          (9) Section 37, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Real Estate Division of the Department of Commerce” for words designating the “Oregon Real Estate Department” and the “Real Estate Commissioner.”

 

          (10) Section 37, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Real Estate Division” for words designating the “Collection Agencies Board” in ORS 697.041, 697.146, 697.235, 697.270 and 697.450.

 

          (11) Subsection (2), section 66, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Banking Division of the Department of Commerce” for words designating the “State Banking Department” and the “Superintendent of Banks.”

 

          (12) Subsection (2), section 66, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Banking Division” for words designating the “State Banking Board” in ORS 708.605, 708.610, 708.625, 708.635 and 708.650.

 

          (13) Subsection (2), section 85, chapter 580, Oregon Laws 1963, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Insurance Division of the Department of Commerce” for words designating the “Department of Insurance of the State of Oregon” and the “State Insurance Commissioner.”

 

Oregon Laws 1965

 

          (1) Subsection (2), section 271, chapter 100, Oregon Laws 1965, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Textbook Commission” for words designating the “State Board of Textbook Commissioners.”

 

          (2) Subsection (2), section 2, chapter 207, Oregon Laws 1965, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Board of Higher Education” for words designating the “Oregon State Board of Census” wherever found in Oregon Revised Statutes, including but not limited to ORS 366.785, 471.110, 471.810, 472.110, 473.190 and 473.210.

 

          (3) Section 13, chapter 253, Oregon Laws 1965 authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Forestry Department Account” for words designating the “State Board of Forestry Account.”

 

          (4) Section 84, chapter 253, Oregon Laws 1965, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Emergency Fire Cost Committee” for words designating the “Forest Protection and Conservation Committee.”

 

          (5) Section 69c, chapter 285, Oregon Laws 1965, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Compensation Department” or the “Workmen's Compensation Board” for words designating the “State Industrial Accident Commission.”

 

          (6) Section 26, chapter 339, Oregon Laws 1965, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Fairview Hospital and Training Center” for words designating the “Oregon Fairview Home;” of words designating the “Columbia Park Hospital and Training Center” for words designating the “Columbia Park State Home;” and of words designating the “Eastern Oregon Hospital and Training Center” for words designating the “Eastern Oregon State Hospital.”

 

          (7) Section 77, chapter 616, Oregon Laws 1965, authorized the substitution of the term “inmate” for the term “convict” or “prisoner” in ORS 421.105, 421.120, 421.125, 421.142, 421.145, 421.205, 421.211, 421.213, 421.360, 421.365, 421.470, 421.480, 421.610 and 421.615.

 

Oregon Laws 1967

 

          (1) Section 28, chapter 6, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Apprenticeship and Training Council” for words designating the “State Apprenticeship Council.”

 

          (2) Section 3, chapter 156, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Director of the State Water Resources Board” for words designating the “Secretary of the State Water Resources Board.”

 

          (3) Section 3, chapter 263, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of the words “Oregon Alcohol and Drug Education Committee” for words designating the “Oregon Alcohol Education Committee.”

 

          (4) Section 4, chapter 295, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of the designation “board” (having reference to the Workmen's Compensation Board) for words designating the “State Industrial Accident Commission” in ORS 460.310 to 460.380.

 

          (5) Section 7, chapter 305, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Board on Police Standards and Training” for words designating the “Advisory Board on Police Standards and Training.”

 

          (6) Section 1, chapter 397, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Economic Development Division of the Department of Commerce” and the “Administrator of the Economic Development Division” for words designating the “Planning and Development Division of the Department of Commerce” and the “Administrator of the Planning and Development Division,” respectively.

 

          (7) Section 13, chapter 419, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of Finance” or the director thereof for words designating the “Department of Finance and Administration” or the director thereof in numerous statute sections listed in section 12, chapter 419, Oregon Laws 1967.

 

          (8) Section 24, chapter 419, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of General Services” or the director thereof for words designating the “Department of Finance and Administration” or the director thereof in numerous statute sections listed in section 23, chapter 419, Oregon Laws 1967.

 

          (9) Section 40, chapter 419, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “General Services Revolving Fund” for words designating the “Administrative Services Revolving Fund” in ORS 278.090, 279.791, 279.820, 279.822, 282.080, 282.110, 282.120, 282.140, 291.656 and 291.720.

 

          (10) Section 7, chapter 424, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Director of Air and Water Quality Control” for words designating the “State Sanitary Engineer.”

 

          (11) Section 40, chapter 429, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the

substitution of words designating “merchantable forest lands,” “protected west side forest lands,” “east side forest lands” and “protected east side forest lands” for words designating “Class A forest lands,” “Class B forest lands,” “Class C forest lands” and “Class D forest lands,” respectively.

 

          (12) Section 14, chapter 440, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of “producer-handler” for “producer-distributor” in ORS chapter 583.

 

          (13) Section 16, chapter 441, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Board of Social Protection” for words designating the “State Board of Eugenics.”

 

          (14) Section 79, chapter 454, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of Finance” for words designating the “Secretary of State” in ORS 292.014 to 292.036, 292.045, 292.070 to 292.110, 292.150, 292.160, 292.280 to 292.298 and 292.855.

 

          (15) Section 88, chapter 454, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of Finance” for words designating the “Secretary of State” in ORS 179.220, 276.158, 291.350, 293.560 to 293.575, 310.655 to 310.675, 310.705 to 310.755 and 311.657.

 

          (16) Section 21, chapter 552, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of Vocational Rehabilitation” for words designating the “Division of Vocational Rehabilitation.”

 

          (17) Section 56, chapter 587, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “State Board of Cosmetic Therapy” for words designating the “State Board of Cosmetic Therapy Examiners.”

 

          (18) Section 8, chapter 595, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Department of Emergency Services,” the “Emergency Services Advisory Council” and the “Director of the Department of Emergency Services” for words designating the “Oregon State Civil Defense Agency,” “Civil Defense Advisory Council” and “Director of Civil Defense,” respectively.

 

          (19) Section 14, chapter 604, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Minor Court Rules Committee” and the “Minor Court Rules Account” for words designating the “Traffic Court Rules Committee” and the “Traffic Court Rules Account.”

 

          (20) Sections 20 and 21, chapter 616, Oregon Laws 1967, authorized the substitution of words designating the “Division of State Lands” and the “Director of the Division of State Lands,” for words designating the “State Land Board” and the “Clerk of the State Land Board,” respectively.

 

Oregon Laws 1969

 

          (1) Section 2, chapter 6, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Portland State University” for words designating the “Portland State College.”

 

          (2) Section 1, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Executive Department” for words designating the “Department of Finance” or “Department of Finance and Administration.”

 

          (3) Section 7, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Executive Department Revolving Fund” for words designating the “Finance Revolving Fund.”

 

          (4) Section 33, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Administrator of the Personnel Division” for words designating the “Merit System Director.”

 

          (5) Section 33, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Personnel Division” for words designating the “Department of Civil Service.”

 

          (6) Section 33, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Public Employe Relations Board” for words designating the “Civil Service Commission.”

 

          (7) Section 33a, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “State Merit System Law” for words designating the “State Civil Service Law.”

 

          (8) Section 89, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Personnel Account” for words designating the “Civil Service Department Account.”

 

          (9) Section 90, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Emergency Services Division of the Executive Department” for words designating the “Department of Emergency Services.”

 

          (10) Section 90, chapter 80, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Intergovernmental Coordination Division” for words designating the “Intergovernmental Coordinator.”

 

          (11) Section 6, chapter 177, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Law Enforcement Council” for words designating the “Crime Control Coordinating Council.”

 

          (12) Sections 3, 8, 15 and 16, chapter 199, Oregon Laws 1969, authorized substitution of words designating the “Department of General Services” for words designating the “Board of Control” in ORS 1.660, 186.110, 276.004, 276.032, 276.036, 276.038, 276.046, 276.051, 276.062, 276.156, 276.210, 276.228, 276.232, 276.234 to 276.244, 276.410, 276.510 to 276.524, 276.528 to 276.542, 276.550, 276.552, 276.566, 276.570, 305.060, 305.475, 357.060, 476.550, 536.250 and 756.050.