Relating to restoring driving privileges; declaring an emergency.

SB 932 changes Oregon's rules for people who had their driving privileges permanently revoked for serious offenses like using a vehicle as a weapon in a killing, repeated DUI convictions, or aggravated vehicular homicide. It sets a minimum 10-year waiting period after release from parole, probation, or sentencing before a petition can be filed to restore driving privileges, with additional time required if a new driving-related conviction occurs during the revocation period. Courts must hold a hearing considering the offense's severity, the person's behavior, and a psychological evaluation, and must find clear evidence of rehabilitation and no public safety risk before restoring privileges. The bill declares an emergency to take effect immediately upon passage.