Oregon Law
Law as of Jan 1, 2024
Chapter contents
177.010Oath and bond 177.020Successive recoveries on bond 177.030Duties of Secretary of State 177.040Deputy Secretary of State 177.050Employment and administration of personnel; merit system; rules 177.060Designation of persons to sign in name of Secretary of State 177.065Authority of Secretary of State relating to official acts of public officials; signatures of notaries public 177.070Bonds for clerks or positions 177.075Authority of Secretary of State to require fingerprints 177.080Acts of Congress and of states to be deposited in State of Oregon Law Library 177.090[Repealed by 1993 c.98 §26] 177.100[Repealed by 1953 c.224 §4] 177.110Oregon Guide 177.120Oregon Blue Book 177.130Fees of the Secretary of State 177.140Secretary of State Administration Division Account 177.150Record required for Secretary of State Miscellaneous Receipts Account 177.170Government Waste Hotline; acceptance of other reports; purpose; notice 177.180Reports received through Government Waste Hotline or by other method; confidentiality; investigation; written determination; annual report to Legislative Assembly 177.190Purchase of state flags for Armed Forces by Secretary of State 177.200[2001 c.936 §7; renumbered 276A.239 in 2017]

Chapter 177 — Secretary of State

ORS 177.040 Deputy Secretary of State

The Secretary of State may appoint in writing one Deputy Secretary of State who shall hold the office during the pleasure of the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State is responsible for the acts of the Deputy Secretary of State. The Deputy Secretary of State shall qualify by taking the oath of the principal, to be indorsed upon and filed with the certificate of appointment, and when so qualified the Deputy Secretary of State has the power to perform any act or duty of the Secretary of State pertaining to the office.

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