OR HB2432

Repeals ORS 195.530, the statute originally enacted by House Bill 3115 (2021) that established statewide standards for city and county laws regulating use of public property by persons experiencing homelessness

Eliminates the "objective reasonableness" standard that local governments were required to meet when enforcing camping and public property ordinances

Removes the legal basis for injunctive and declaratory relief challenges against local homeless-related ordinances, as well as the affirmative defense available to defendants prosecuted under such laws

Declares an emergency, making the repeal effective immediately upon passage rather than the standard 91-day waiting period