(Salem, OR) -- TVs in public spaces would need to have closed captioning turned on under a bill that passed the Oregon legislature. Supporters say it's important for people with hearing impairment, but also anyone in a loud environment. Opponents say it's government overreach and shouldn't be a requirement. Violators would be fined 75 to 150 dollars, depending on the number of violations. The bill passed the House with bipartisan support and goes to the Governor.