Oregon § 173.936 Exemption from public record disclosure; exceptions to exemption

Oregon Statutes

§ 173.936 — Exemption from public record disclosure; exceptions to exemption

Oregon § 173.936

Vol.5

Title 17State Legislative Department and Laws

Ch. 173Legislative Service Agencies

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 173.936 (2026).

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Records and information of the Legislative Equity Officer appointed in ORS 173.900 that relate to disclosures, reports or other allegations made to the equity officer or that relate to investigations, reports or counseling undertaken by the equity officer or by an independent investigator or offsite process counselor at the request or direction of the equity officer are exempt from required disclosure under ORS 192.311 to 192.478, except that:

(1)A conduct complaint made under legislative branch personnel rules is disclosable when requested;

(2)Records relating to an investigation of a member of the Legislative Assembly following a conduct complaint being made concerning the member are subject to disclosure after the fact-finding investigation has concluded, even if a legislative committ

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Records and information of the Legislative Equity Officer appointed in ORS 173.900 that relate to disclosures, reports or other allegations made to the equity officer or that relate to investigations, reports or counseling undertaken by the equity officer or by an independent investigator or offsite process counselor at the request or direction of the equity officer are exempt from required disclosure under ORS 192.311 to 192.478, except that:
(1) A conduct complaint made under legislative branch personnel rules is disclosable when requested;
(2) Records relating to an investigation of a member of the Legislative Assembly following a conduct complaint being made concerning the member are subject to disclosure after the fact-finding investigation has concluded, even if a legislative committee has not yet met or deliberated on the investigation’s findings; and