Or. Admin. Code § 858-010-0005 - Board Duties and Procedure
(1)
Board Meetings. The Board shall meet as necessary at a time and place specified
by the Board and at such other times and places as specified by the chair of
the Board, a majority of members of the Board or by the Governor. The time and
place of all meetings shall be posted on the Board's website.
(2) Board Members. Board members shall
receive a per diem of $75 a day for board meetings, conference attendance,
presentations and Board committee meetings when acting in their official
capacity.
(3) Internal
Organization. At the last meeting in each fiscal year, the first order of
business shall be organizational matters, including election of Board chair and
vice-chair and the assignment of standing responsibilities to Board members.
The term of the chair, vice-chair or any standing assigned responsibility can
be changed or terminated at any meeting where the proposal has been placed on
the agenda and sent to the members one week in advance of the meeting, or by
unanimous consent of the Board.
(4)
Chair and Vice Chair Responsibilities:
(a) The
chair is authorized to take emergency action between Board meetings. "Emergency
action" means an action that is required on short notice to protect the public
from harm, including temporary administrative rulemaking and orders of
emergency suspension. All emergency actions of any kind shall be noted in the
agenda for the next meeting for ratification by the Board.
(b) The vice-chair shall perform the duties
of the chair when the chair is unable to do so.
(5) Board Communications. Only the Board
chair shall write other than routine or form letters in the name of the Board
unless members are specifically authorized in a Board meeting to do so. The
Board should approve in advance any correspondence that may materially affect
Board policies and procedures. When a delay might render the Board's
functioning ineffective, the chair may be required to take immediate action
that shall be reviewed at the next meeting of the Board.
(6) Board Files. All Board files shall be
assembled in the Board's official office. The Board Executive Director shall
maintain the Board's files under the direction of the chair. The Board
Executive Director shall maintain a master record of any files that are checked
out of the Board office by Board members. The Board Executive Director shall be
notified whenever any Board file is transferred from the possession of one
person to another, and shall so note in the Board's records. Individuals who
have in their possession documents or files pertaining to Board affairs are
responsible for their protection and privacy.
(7) Minutes and Agendas
(a) The minutes of a meeting shall ordinarily
be distributed to all Board members at least one week in advance of the next
meeting; and
(b) The agenda shall
ordinarily be prepared by the Board chair or Board Executive Director and
distributed to all Board members at least one week before each meeting. The
agenda items shall include reports by the Board Executive Director, the chair
and each Board member who has received a specific assignment at the previous
meeting or has a report to make regarding standing assignments. If there is
insufficient time to inform the Board chair, the Board Executive Director shall
make additional scheduling at the direct request of Board members. The Board
may at its discretion, revise the agenda or limit it to a particular topic
under special circumstances. Reports may be added as an addendum to the minutes
of any meeting.
(8) The
Board adopts the Attorney General's Model Rules of Procedure, OAR Chapter 137,
Divisions 1 through 5, as its rules of procedure under the Administrative
Procedure Act.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 675.010 - 675.150, ORS 36.224, ORS 183.341 & ORS 183.502
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 675.110, ORS 675.130 & ORS 675.100
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