Aaron Corvin, a public information officer for the Oregon OSHA, told the Washington Examiner that the state has "not predefined the complex algorithm that would be required to trigger the repeal," but it will be looking at multiple factors. "Trying to go the predefined route, given the fluid nature of what we’re dealing with, could set up a situation of repealing too soon or too far down the road," Corvin said. The Oregon OSHA will meet with several committees at least every two months beginning in July to assess the rules and determine whether the state is meeting undefined criteria for rescission.