Or. Admin. Code § 165-008-0020 - Schedule if Legislature's Reapportionment Is Not Approved by the Supreme Court and the Secretary of State Is Directed to Draft a Reapportionment
(1) Subsection (2)
of Section 6, Article IV of the Oregon Constitution requires the Secretary of
State to draft a reapportionment when the Oregon Supreme Court determines that
the reapportionment prepared by the legislature is deficient. The Supreme Court
will "specify with particularity wherein the reapportionment fails to comply"
and will direct the Secretary of State to draft a reapportionment which does
comply with the constitution and applicable laws.
(2) In this event, the Secretary of State
will follow this schedule:
(a) On or before
September 15 -- Supreme Court files order with Secretary of State directing
preparation of a reapportionment;
(b) October 1 -- Publish a corrected
reapportionment plan; distribute to public;
(c) October 1 - October 19 -- Accept written
comments from the public;
(d)
October 8 - 19 -- Conduct one or more public hearings at locations to be
announced. The hearing or hearings shall be held in areas where the districts
proposed by the legislature have been found insufficient by the Supreme Court.
The Secretary of State may also, at the Secretary's discretion, hold hearings
in other areas of the state if the Secretary determines additional hearings are
needed to allow the public to participate;
(e) October 20 - 31 -- Complete transcription
of hearing or hearings. Review "evidence, views and argument" submitted by the
public. Prepare reapportionment plan;
(f) November 1 -- Submit corrected
reapportionment plan, together with transcript and evidence, to the Supreme
Court.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 188.015
Stats. Implemented: ORS 188.015
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