Relating to the national guard.

SB 947 updates Oregon law by replacing outdated terms like "militia" with "National Guard" throughout statutes and removing references to "unorganized militia." It creates new rules prohibiting paramilitary activity (such as armed public drills or assuming police powers without authorization), but explicitly excludes the National Guard, the Armed Forces, and certain historical or training groups from these restrictions. The bill also adds a provision allowing National Guard members called to active duty by the governor to terminate rental agreements with 30 days' notice upon providing official orders. These changes clarify legal definitions, strengthen protections for National Guard members, and address specific concerns about unauthorized paramilitary conduct.