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This bill establishes the E-Oregon Task Force, a 17-member group charged with evaluating and developing a comprehensive web portal to streamline government interactions for Oregon residents. The task force will include representatives from the state legislature, governor's office, various state agencies, businesses of different sizes, labor organizations, local governments, higher education, and technology experts. Their primary objective is to create a coordinated electronic system that simplifies the process of applying for and receiving licenses, permits, certifications, and identification cards by reducing administrative complexity and grouping related tasks into more straightforward procedures. The task force is empowered to examine web-based solutions, evaluate systems from other states, solicit testimony, and require state agencies to provide information about their permit and credential requirements. They must submit a report with potential recommendations to a legislative committee by December 15, 2026. The bill includes provisions for task force membership, meeting procedures, and staff support, and declares an emergency, making the legislation effective immediately upon passage. The task force will be automatically dissolved on December 31, 2026, after completing its designated work.

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