Regulatory compliance means businesses, organizations, and governments adhere to the rules and guidelines government authorities or regulators set. These rules are in place to protect consumers, ensure fair competition, and maintain the market's integrity.

"Rollover" loans are an unpaid balance of a previous owner's loan that is added on to a new consumer's loan, to which the value of the item is less than that of the new loan. 

Also known as RACs, are groups of stakeholders that state agencies convene to help inform administrative rules.

The Oregon House of Representatives and Senate both have a standing Rules Committee. When bills are not able to meet chamber deadlines and there is support for more work on them, they can be moved to one of the Rules Committees before the deadline. The Rules Committees do not have any deadlines and are the very last committees to close every session. 

Bills are assigned to the House Committee on Revenue, and the Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue to address any revenue-related issues at all levels of government. These committees also receive the quarterly revenue forecast from the State Economist, which sets the parameters for the state budget.