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FAMILY COURT
(See COURTS) |
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FAMILY LIFE
(See CHILDREN; DOMESTIC RELATIONS; JUVENILE COURT AND JUVENILE OFFENDERS) |
FAMILY POLICY COUNCIL
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Elimination of council, delaying:
SB 6524, SSB 6524 |
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Repealing council statutes:
SB 5821, SB 6524, SSB 6524 |
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Repealing various council statutes:
HB 1965, SHB 1965,
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E2SHB 1965, CH 32 (2011), SB 6606 |
FARMS
(See also AGRICULTURE; LIVESTOCK) |
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Appel, Steve, congratulating:
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SR 8678 (2012) |
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Biofuel crops, promoting production through water resource management on Columbia and Snake river mainstems:
HB 2192, SB 6028 |
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Care standards, minimal, for livestock and poultry:
HB 2674 |
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Commercial crops, damage to by wildlife, payment of claims for compensation:
HB 2351 |
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Dredge and fill material, discharge of, exemption from prohibition when due to certain agricultural practices:
SB 6431, SSB 6431 |
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Employees, establishment of farm internship pilot project:
SB 6392, ESSB 6392 |
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Farm internship pilot project, establishment:
SB 6392, ESSB 6392 |
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Farm labor account, creation:
HB 1057, SB 5069 |
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Farm labor contractor account, creation:
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SHB 1057, CH 158 (2012), SSB 5069 |
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Farm vehicles, clarifying definition to include vehicles transporting agricultural products to or from farms:
SB 6423,
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SSB 6423, CH 130 (2012) |
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Farm vehicles, impoundment, prohibiting under certain conditions:
SB 5570 |
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Farmers markets, pilot project to allow beer and wine tasting:
HB 1172,
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SHB 1172, CH 62 (2011), SB 5029, SSB 5029 |
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Fertilizers, turf, restricting definition to exclude biosolids:
HB 2488 |
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Livestock nutrient management, provisions concerning investigations and corrective actions:
SB 5723 |
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Livestock operations, process for achieving water quality objectives, violations and penalties:
SSB 5723 |
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Organic crops, promoting production through water resource management on Columbia and Snake river mainstems:
HB 2192, SB 6028 |
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Pesticides, protections from pesticide drift for workers and community members:
HB 2413, SHB 2413, 2SHB 2413, SB 6397 |
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Property tax, current use valuation, extending to certain residential small farm property:
SB 5814 |
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Small scale farms, exemption from milk regulations for direct sales of milk:
SB 5648 |
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Vehicles, clarifying definition of "farm vehicle" to include certain vehicles using dyed, off-road diesel fuel:
SB 5026 |
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Water, department of ecology to convene stock water working group:
SB 6200 |
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Workers, seasonal shortages, addressing through various options:
HB 2408 |
FERRIES
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Advisory committees, expanding role of terminal area and ferry advisory committees and executive committee of state ferry users:
SB 6518, SSB 6518 |
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Commercial ferries in Puget Sound, removing from jurisdiction of utilities and transportation commission:
SB 5409 |
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Commission, creating state ferry commission:
HB 1005 |
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Comprehensive incident, accident, and machinery casualty investigation policy and procedures proposal, development:
HB 2655 |
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County ferry districts, transferring district functions and taxing authority to certain county legislative authorities:
HB 2748, SHB 2748, SB 6536 |
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Employees, collective bargaining, provisions:
HB 1511, HB 1512, HB 1516, SHB 1516, HB 2079, SB 5405, SSB 5405, SB 5406, SSB 5406, SB 5408,
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2ESSB 5742, CH 16 (2011) PV |
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Employees, liability of state for tortious conduct resulting in injury, illness, or death of a seaman:
HB 1512, SB 5408 |
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Fare rate-setting, including terminal area and ferry advisory committees and executive committee of state ferry users:
SB 6518, SSB 6518 |
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Ferry boat vessel construction or purchase, funding:
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2ESSB 5742, CH 16 (2011) PV |
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Ferry boat vessel construction, funding through appropriation equal to or greater than ferry fuel sales and use taxes:
HB 2047, HB 2083 |
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Ferry system, comprehensive reform through ferry reform and accountability act:
HB 1830 |
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Ferry system, performance measures, including report by office of financial management:
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2ESSB 5742, CH 16 (2011) PV |
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Ferry system, revising various provisions:
HB 2079 |
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Ferry tariff review committee, creation by transportation commission:
SSB 6518 |
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Funding ferry system through narrowing of nonresident sales and use tax exemption:
HB 1352, SB 5698 |
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Management of state ferry system, use of performance criteria and independent assessment services:
SSB 5406 |
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Management of state ferry system, use of performance criteria and performance targets:
SHB 1516, HB 2079 |
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Management of state ferry system, use of performance criteria and private management services contracting:
HB 1516, SB 5406 |
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Marine employees' commission, abolishing of, transfer of powers, duties, and functions to public employment relations commission:
HB 1511, HB 1512, SB 5405, SSB 5405, SSB 5406, SB 5408 |
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Marine employees' commission, merging with public employment relations commission as independent division:
SHB 1511, HB 2079 |
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Marine employees' commission, transfer of powers, duties, and functions to public employment relations commission:
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2ESSB 5742, CH 16 (2011) PV |
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Marine highways safety reform act:
HB 2655 |
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Privatizing state ferry system, provisions:
HB 1119 |
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San Juan inner island ferry route, temporary home health care worker preferential boarding benefits:
SB 5689 |
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State ferries accountability board, creation:
HB 1516, SB 5406 |
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State ferry communities advisory committee, creation as part of ferry accountability reform act:
HB 2656 |
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State ferry reform executive board, creation to direct transition to cost-effective performance:
HB 1830 |
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Surcharge, authorizing counties and ferry districts to impose vessel replacement surcharge on ferry fares:
SB 6081,
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SSB 6081, CH 78 (2012) |
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Surcharge, department of transportation to impose vessel replacement surcharge on ferry fares:
SB 5742 |
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Surcharge, transportation commission to impose vessel replacement surcharge on ferry fares:
HB 2079,
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2ESSB 5742, CH 16 (2011) PV |
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Unlawful ferry conduct, misdemeanor, when guilty of:
HB 2749, SB 6245 |
FINANCE COMMITTEE, STATE
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2012 jobs now act, committee role:
HB 2793, SHB 2793,
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ESB 5127, CH 1 (2012) |
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Debt, state, committee to calculate amount required to pay principal of and interest on:
SB 5181 |
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Debt, state, committee to recommend working debt limit:
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SSB 5181, CH 46 (2011) |
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General obligation bonds, financing 2009-11 and 2011-13 capital and operating budget projects, committee role:
HB 1348, SHB 1348 |
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General obligation bonds, financing 2011-13 capital and operating projects, committee role:
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ESB 5127, CH 1 (2012) |
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FINANCIAL AID
(See COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES; COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES; HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD; STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, OFFICE) |
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
(See also BANKS AND BANKING; CHECKS AND CHECK CASHING; CREDIT AND DEBIT CARDS; FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, DEPARTMENT; LOANS; MORTGAGES AND MORTGAGE BROKERS) |
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Banking businesses, business and occupation tax to fund basic health plan:
HB 2091 |
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Business and occupation tax, deduction of interest on loans secured by mortgages or deeds of trust, narrowing deduction for banking and other financial businesses:
HB 2794 |
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Business and occupation tax, deduction of interest on loans secured by mortgages or deeds of trust, reducing amount that can be deducted:
HB 2078, SHB 2078 |
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Community development financial institutions, certified, business and occupation tax deduction:
EHB 1490, SB 5363, SSB 5363 |
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Deposits, prize-linked savings deposits, authorizing:
HB 1326, SHB 1326, SB 5232,
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SSB 5232, CH 303 (2011) |
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Escrow agent licensing, exempting attorneys from requirements, conditions:
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SB 6218, CH 124 (2012) |
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Escrow, expanding definition:
HB 1940 |
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Escrow, expanding definition for licensing purposes:
HB 2256, SB 6235, SSB 6235 |
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Exchange facilitators, requirements and penalties:
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SSB 6295, CH 34 (2012) |
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Exchange facilitators, requirements for:
SB 6295 |
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Financial information, disclosure, implementing sunshine committee recommendations:
SB 5049, SSB 5049, 2SSB 5049 |
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Investigations of institutions, subpoena authority of department of financial institutions:
HB 1039,
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SB 5076, CH 93 (2011) |
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Nondepository institutions, modernizing statutes concerning and streamlining enforcement authorities of:
HB 2255,
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SHB 2255, CH 17 (2012), SB 6173, SSB 6173 |
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Wall Street banks, limiting the tax preference that benefits:
SB 5945 |
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, DEPARTMENT
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Escrow agent licensing, exempting attorneys from requirements, conditions:
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SB 6218, CH 124 (2012) |
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Escrow, expanding definition:
HB 1940 |
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Escrow, expanding definition for licensing purposes:
HB 2256, SB 6235, SSB 6235 |
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Nondepository institutions, modernizing statutes concerning and streamlining enforcement authorities of:
HB 2255,
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SHB 2255, CH 17 (2012), SB 6173, SSB 6173 |
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Subpoenas, authority of department:
HB 1039,
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SB 5076, CH 93 (2011) |
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Trust companies, department regulation of, conversion of trust company to limited liability company:
HB 1466,
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SB 5375, CH 52 (2011) |
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, OFFICE
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Audits, recovery audits for overpayments by agencies, office role:
HB 2051, SB 5842 |
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Basic education and funding, implementation schedule:
SB 5475, SSB 5475, SB 5919,
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ESSB 5919, CH 27 (2011) PV |
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Central services rate methodology, office and department of enterprise services to establish work group on:
SB 6607, ESSB 6607 |
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Chief information officer, office of the, creation and duties within office of financial management:
HB 1841, SHB 1841, SB 5761, SB 5931,
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ESSB 5931, CH 43 (2011) PV |
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Competition council, establishment as advisory council within office of financial management:
HB 1873, SB 5316 |
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Education data center, data collection for high school aerospace assembler and national STEM program STEM career courses:
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EHB 2159, CH 1 (2011) |
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Education data center, data collection for high school aerospace assembler and project lead the way STEM career courses:
SB 5975 |
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Education data center, developing information on state support received by students:
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E2SHB 2483, CH 229 (2012) PV, SSB 6232, E2SSB 6232, SB 6269, SSB 6269 |
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Education data center, role in establishing Washington works indicators for four-year institutions of higher education:
E2SHB 2265 |
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Education research center, data collection for skill center enhanced manufacturing skills program STEM career courses:
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EHB 2159, CH 1 (2011), SB 5975 |
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Enterprise services, department of, office role in possible performance of department duties by private sector:
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ESSB 5931, CH 43 (2011) PV |
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Federal health care reform, prohibiting use of state funds for planning or implementation:
HB 1804 |
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Ferry system, performance measures report, role of office:
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2ESSB 5742, CH 16 (2011) PV |
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Fiscal notes, estimate of impact of expenditure reductions and increases to be included:
HB 2084, SB 5872 |
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Fiscal notes, pilot project:
SB 5411 |
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Fiscal notes, process for legislation uniquely affecting school districts:
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EHB 1703, CH 140 (2011) |
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Fiscal notes, requirements:
HB 1067 |
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Higher education coordinating board, elimination of, transfer of some functions to office of financial management:
SB 5182 |
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Higher education opportunity act, role of office:
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E2SHB 1795, CH 10 (2011) PV |
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Human resources director, planning processes, agencies to coordinate efforts to improve services and move households up to middle-income bracket or higher:
HB 2171 |
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Information technology advisory board, creation within office of the chief information officer:
HB 1841, SHB 1841, SB 5761, SB 5931 |
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Labor relations office, office role in middle class jobs act:
HB 1601 |
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Liquor distribution advisory committee, director to appoint:
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ESSB 5942, CH 45 (2011) |
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Liquor, distribution and warehousing, role of office in leasing state facilities and operations:
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ESSB 5942, CH 45 (2011) |
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McNeil Island, future of, office to prepare report:
SB 5871 |
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Middle class jobs act, office role in provisions:
SHB 1601 |
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Middle-income bracket, agencies to coordinate efforts to improve services and move households up to middle-income bracket:
HB 1601, SHB 1601, HB 2171 |
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Natural resources agencies, consolidation of administrative functions, role of office:
E2SSB 5669 |
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Natural resources agencies, interagency collaboration and office and facility colocation, office role:
SB 6078, ESSB 6078 |
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Personnel, department of, transfer of various powers, duties, and functions to office of financial management:
HB 1720, SHB 1720, SB 5503, SB 5931,
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ESSB 5931, CH 43 (2011) PV |
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Risk management division, handling of all claims of wrongful conviction and imprisonment:
SB 5460 |
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Salary reductions for state government employees, three percent, office role:
SB 5860,
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ESSB 5860, CH 39 (2011) |
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Sentencing guidelines commission, transferring to office:
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ESSB 5891, CH 40 (2011) |
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Spirits distribution advisory committee, director to appoint:
SB 5942 |
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Spirits, distribution and warehousing, role of office in leasing state facilities and operations:
SB 5942 |
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Technology services board, creation within office of the chief information officer:
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ESSB 5931, CH 43 (2011) PV |
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Transfer of various powers, duties, and functions to department of enterprise services:
HB 1720, SHB 1720, SB 5503, SB 5931,
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ESSB 5931, CH 43 (2011) PV |
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Transportation planning, office role in connection with long-range statewide transportation plan requirements:
HB 1747, SB 5128, SSB 5128, 2SSB 5128 |
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Voters' pamphlets, general elections, office to prepare charts presenting certain tax information:
HB 1888, SB 5832 |
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Washington works indicators, establishment for four-year institutions of higher education, office role:
E2SHB 2265 |
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Wrongful conviction and imprisonment for a felony, handling of claims by risk management division:
SB 5460 |
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FIRE MARSHAL
(See FIRE PROTECTION) |
FIRE PROTECTION
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Agricultural structures, prohibiting state agencies and local governments from requiring installation of fire sprinkler systems:
HB 1155 |
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Districts, annexation of territory served by, proceeding by interlocal agreement with ordinance subject to referendum:
HB 1856 |
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Districts, annexation of unincorporated areas served by fire protection districts:
HB 1799, SB 5143 |
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Districts, annexed, benefit charges imposed by city or town for enhancement of:
HB 2615, SHB 2615, SB 6470,
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ESSB 6470, CH 47 (2012) |
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Districts, commissioners, amending provisions:
SB 5766,
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SSB 5766, CH 174 (2012) |
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Districts, merger of, improving service to state highways through transfer and merger:
SB 5129 |
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Districts, provisions governing fire suppression efforts on unprotected land outside district:
HB 1506,
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SHB 1506, CH 200 (2011),
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HB 2213, CH 14 (2012), SB 5373, SSB 5373 |
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Districts, vehicles purchased by, exempting from emission standards:
HB 2609 |
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Drug testing, mandatory, for fire department employees:
HB 2628 |
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Drugs, use of illegal drugs by fire department employees, suspension by department:
HB 2627 |
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Emergencies, mobilizing state fire service risk resources:
HB 2625, SB 6363, SSB 6363 |
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Emergency medical services property tax levy, limiting taxing authority of counties:
SB 6186, SSB 6186 |
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Fire codes, standards, and regulations, adoption by reference:
HB 2579, SB 5543 |
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Fire departments, authority to develop community assistance referral and education services program:
SB 6115, SSB 6115 |
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Fire hydrant services, requirements for water-sewer districts, cities, and towns:
HB 2591, SB 6469 |
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Fire protection firms, requirements for certificates of competency for certain fire extinguisher professionals:
HB 2579, SB 5543 |
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Fire sprinkler systems, residential, educational materials and impact fee exemption for installer:
SSB 5206 |
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Fire sprinkler systems, residential, installation standards and impact fee exemption for installer:
HB 1295,
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ESHB 1295, CH 331 (2011), SB 5206 |
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Fire training academy, state, appropriation of funds from fire service training account for:
HB 2747,
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ESHB 2747, CH 173 (2012), SB 6244 |
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Firefighters, career and volunteer, appropriation of funds from fire service training account for training for:
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ESHB 2747, CH 173 (2012) |
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Jurisdictions, provisions governing fire suppression efforts on unprotected land outside jurisdictions:
HB 1506,
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SHB 1506, CH 200 (2011),
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HB 2213, CH 14 (2012), SB 5373, SSB 5373 |
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Lands managed by state agencies, provision of wildfire protection by department of natural resources:
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HB 2440, CH 38 (2012), SB 6144 |
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Municipal fire districts, establishment:
HB 2767 |
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Regional fire protection service authorities, obligations against firefighters' pension fund of city or town entering into an authority:
HB 1784 |
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Regional fire protection service authorities, provisions concerning commissioners and commissioner districts:
HB 1731,
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ESHB 1731, CH 141 (2011) |
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Regional fire protection service authorities, transfer of jurisdiction powers, duties, and functions when annexed by authority:
HB 1854,
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SHB 1854, CH 271 (2011) |
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School fire prevention activities, appropriation of funds from fire service training account for:
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ESHB 2747, CH 173 (2012) |
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State director of fire protection, administering new fire extinguisher statutes, including violations and penalties:
HB 2579, SB 5543 |
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State fire marshal, role in addressing licensing requirements for child care programs in buildings containing public or private schools:
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E2SHB 1776, CH 359 (2011) |
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FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS
(See FIRE PROTECTION) |
FIREARMS
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Ammunition, lead-containing, restricting authority of fish and wildlife commission to prohibit use or possession of:
SB 6209 |
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Black powder, as used in muzzle loading firearms, transportation and storage restrictions:
HB 1066 |
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Community corrections officers, firearm restrictions, partial exemption under certain conditions:
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ESHB 1041, CH 221 (2011) |
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Concealed pistol license, increasing amount of certain licensing fees:
SB 6628 |
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Correctional personnel, firearm restrictions, partial exemption for completing firearms training:
HB 1041, SB 5031 |
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Correctional personnel, firearm restrictions, partial exemption under certain conditions:
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ESHB 1041, CH 221 (2011) |
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Deadly weapons, assault in the first degree, with deadly weapon and reckless inflicting of great bodily harm:
HB 1835 |
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Firearms, accessories, and ammunition manufactured in Washington, exempting from federal regulation:
HB 1990 |
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Juvenile firearms and weapons crimes, provisions:
SB 5313 |
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Motor vehicles, privately owned, transporting and storing firearms and ammunition in vehicle:
HB 2137 |
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National rifle association special license plates:
HB 2202, SB 6123, SSB 6123 |
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Noise suppressors, legal use:
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HB 1016, CH 13 (2011), SB 5112 |
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Pistols, concealed pistol license, age requirement:
HB 1238, HB 2481 |
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Pistols, concealed pistol license, ineligibility due to possession prohibition under federal law:
HB 1638, HB 1923,
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SHB 1923, CH 294 (2011) |
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Pistols, concealed pistol license, reciprocity:
HB 2481 |
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Possession, background checks, clarifying entities to be consulted during:
HB 1628, SB 5634, SSB 5634 |
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Possession, during state of emergency, prohibiting restrictions on lawful possession, sale, etc.:
HB 2382 |
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Possession, right to possess, petitioning to restore:
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HB 1455, CH 193 (2011) |
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Protection, citizen's right to self-protection, various means including guns and ammunition:
SB 6272 |
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Purchase and transfer, criminal background checks and other requirements:
HB 2471 |
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Reckless endangerment, expanding statutes to include unsafe storage of firearms:
SB 6628 |
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Rifles, short-barreled, modifying provisions:
HB 2098, HB 2099 |
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Safety devices and gun safes, use or issuance by government agencies and agents, standards and related provisions:
HB 1729, SB 5697, ESSB 5697 |
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Safety programs, Eddie Eagle gun safety program, using in preschools, early learning programs, and schools:
SJM 8020 |
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Shotguns, short-barreled, modifying provisions:
HB 2099 |
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Snowmobiles, lawful carry of loaded firearms:
HB 1400 |
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Sport shooting ranges, statutory provisions to protect ranges and range owners:
HB 1508, ESHB 1508 |
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Unlawful carrying or handling, on premises of higher education institution or at college-sponsored event:
SB 5592 |
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Unlawful possession, second degree to be a predicate offense for first degree in certain cases:
HB 2589 |
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Washington firearms freedom act:
SB 6274 |
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Washington right to protection act:
SB 6272 |
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Washington state firearms freedom act:
HB 1990 |
FIREFIGHTERS
(See also RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS) |
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Volunteer firefighter special license plates, provisions:
HB 1136,
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SHB 1136, CH 225 (2011) |
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Workers' compensation, strokes, presumption of occupational disease:
HB 1445, SHB 1445, SB 5212, SB 5354, SSB 5354 |
FISH
(See also FISHING, COMMERCIAL; FISHING, RECREATIONAL; SALMON; STEELHEAD; ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS) |
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Dams, runoff from, requesting reservoir capacity to capture runoff on Columbia and Snake rivers:
SJM 8011 |
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Habitat conservation plans, with federal government, department of fish and wildlife authority to enter into, restrictions:
HB 2286 |
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Sharks, shark finning activities to constitute unlawful trade in shark fins, penalties:
SB 5688,
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SSB 5688, CH 324 (2011) |
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Trout, stocking in freshwater areas, department of fish and wildlife to achieve efficiencies in:
HB 2560, SB 6268 |
FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION
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Ammunition, lead-containing, restricting authority of commission to prohibit use or possession of:
SB 6209 |
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Carnivores, including grizzly bears, wolves, and cougars, geographical requirements for relocation programs:
HB 1840 |
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Cougar, commission to establish seasons for hunting with aid of dogs:
HB 1124, SHB 1124, SB 5356 |
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Cougar, hunting with aid of dogs, additional five-year pilot program:
SSB 5356 |
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Mammalian apex predators, regional management, commission classification authority:
HB 2214, SB 6136 |
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Mazama pocket gopher, prohibiting classification as threatened or endangered species by commission:
SB 6271 |
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Members, confirmation requirements:
SB 5437 |
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Natural environment programs, streamlining administration:
HB 1885, ESHB 1885 |
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Relocation of grizzly bears, wolves, and cougars, geographical requirements for programs:
HB 1840 |
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Salmon, Puget Sound, standardizing of fishing time for gill net and purse seine gear:
HB 1210 |
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Trapping, body-gripping traps, requirements for use:
HB 1137 |
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Trapping, wild animals, commission regulatory role:
HB 1138 |
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Wolves, gray wolf conservation and management, commission role:
HB 1109 |
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Wolves, Washington wolf recovery act, commission role:
HB 1108 |
FISH AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT
(See also FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION; HUNTING; STATE AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS; WILDLIFE) |
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Administrative functions, consolidation with other natural resources agencies, requirements:
E2SSB 5669 |
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Beavers, management, including relocation and release, department role:
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SHB 2349, CH 167 (2012) |
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Beavers, management, including relocation permit and beaver damage management plan:
HB 2349 |
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Carnivores, including grizzly bears, wolves, and cougars, geographical requirements for relocation programs:
HB 1840 |
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Conservation and recreation, department of, transfer of powers, duties, and functions of department of fish and wildlife to department:
HB 1850, SB 5669 |
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Cougar, hunting with aid of dogs, additional five-year pilot program:
SSB 5356 |
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Derelict fishing gear, including commercial net fishing gear and shellfish pots, database and reporting requirements:
HB 1717,
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ESB 5661, CH 190 (2012) |
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Discover pass and day-use permits, revising provisions:
HB 2373, SHB 2373,
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E2SHB 2373, CH 261 (2012) |
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Discover pass and day-use permits, sales of, distribution of moneys to state land trust beneficiaries:
SB 5979 |
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Discover pass, amending miscellaneous provisions:
HB 2217, HB 2295, SB 5998 |
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Discover pass, authorizing private vendor sales and creation of family discover pass:
SHB 2373,
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E2SHB 2373, CH 261 (2012) |
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Discover pass, creation:
HB 1796, SHB 1796, SB 5622, SSB 5622 |
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Discover pass, removing one vehicle per pass restriction:
SB 6463 |
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Discover pass, use of single pass for motor vehicles registered at same address:
HB 2217 |
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Discover pass, use of single pass for two vehicles:
HB 2153, SB 5977, SSB 5977, SB 5985, SB 5998, SB 6590 |
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Eldred, Duane "Tony," honoring the career of:
*
HR 4602 (2011) |
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Enforcement actions, public health or environmental, providing settlement notice to public:
SB 5051, SSB 5051 |
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|
Enforcement by department, revising provisions concerning fish and wildlife violations:
HB 2364, SB 6135,
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SSB 6135, CH 176 (2012) |
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Fires on department land, violations and penalties:
HB 1282, SHB 1282, SB 5201, SSB 5201 |
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|
Fish, wildlife, and recreation, department of, transfer of powers, duties, and functions of department of fish and wildlife to department:
SSB 5669 |
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|
Fishing nets, location of lost or abandoned tribal fishery nets, developing program for department and Indian tribes to record:
*
ESB 5661, CH 190 (2012) |
|
|
Game lands owned by department, reducing or excusing payments to county in lieu of taxes:
HB 1095 |
|
|
Habitat conservation plans, with federal government, department authority to enter into:
HB 1009, ESHB 1009 |
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|
Habitat conservation plans, with federal government, department authority to enter into, restrictions:
HB 2286 |
|
|
Hatcheries, salmonid, modifying department-partner management agreement provisions:
HB 2650, ESHB 2650 |
|
|
Hydraulic permits and projects, charging project permit application fee:
HB 2135, SB 6011 |
|
|
Hydraulic permits and projects, department to conduct streamlined permitting pilot project:
HB 1588, SB 5529 |
|
|
Hydraulic permits and projects, removing approval process from department:
HB 1233 |
|
|
Hydraulic permits and projects, streamlining approval for sediment removal by citizen volunteers:
SB 6006 |
|
|
Hydraulic permits and projects, various revisions, including fee schedule, permitting, violations, and penalties:
HB 1588, HB 2008, SB 5529, SB 5862, SSB 5862, SB 6406 |
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|
Hydraulic permits and projects, various revisions, including permitting and other provisions:
*
2ESSB 6406, CH 1 (2012) PV |
|
|
Hydraulic project approvals, integration into forest practices applications for forest practices-related hydraulic projects:
SHB 1157, HB 2008, SB 5862, SSB 5862, SB 6406,
*
2ESSB 6406, CH 1 (2012) PV |
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|
Invasive species, cash bounties:
HB 2549 |
|
|
Land managed by department, permitting recreational rock collecting without written authorization with certain restrictions:
HB 2600, SB 6057 |
|
|
Land managed by department, recreation access, creation of discover pass and day-use permit:
HB 1796, SHB 1796, SB 5622 |
|
|
Land managed by department, recreation access, creation of discover pass, day-use permit, and vehicle access pass:
SSB 5622,
*
2SSB 5622, CH 320 (2011) |
|
|
Land managed by department, recreation access, revising discover pass and day-use permit provisions:
HB 2373, SHB 2373,
*
E2SHB 2373, CH 261 (2012) |
|
|
Land managed by department, recreation access, use of single discover pass for motor vehicles registered at same address:
HB 2217 |
|
|
Land managed by department, recreation access, use of single discover pass for two vehicles:
HB 2153, SB 5977, SSB 5977, SB 5985, SB 5998 |
|
|
Land managed by department, recreation access, vehicle access pass provisions:
SHB 2373,
*
E2SHB 2373, CH 261 (2012) |
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|
Land managed by department, sale of timber:
SB 5438, SSB 5438 |
|
|
Land management, department to consider economic development opportunities:
HB 1196 |
|
|
Land owned by department, director to dispose of land used for agricultural purposes:
SB 5858 |
|
|
Land owned by department, selling when no longer needed for departmental purposes:
SB 5376 |
|
|
Land owned by department, vehicle access pass, allowing two license plate numbers on pass:
SB 6590 |
|
|
Lands owned or controlled by department, starting a fire on, violations and penalties:
HB 1282, SHB 1282, SB 5201, SSB 5201 |
|
|
Law enforcement bureau, vehicles owned by, exempting from state motor vehicle transportation service:
HB 2577, SB 6316 |
|
|
Licensing, increasing revenue to state wildlife account through collection of fees:
HB 1387, SHB 1387, SB 5385,
*
SSB 5385, CH 339 (2011) |
|
|
Licensing, various provisions:
HB 1282, SHB 1282, SB 5201, SSB 5201 |
|
|
Management of fish and wildlife, generally, various provisions:
HB 1282, SHB 1282, SB 5201, SSB 5201 |
|
|
Mazama pocket gopher, department to conduct biological status update:
SB 5264, SSB 5264 |
|
|
Mazama pocket gopher, protection of, department to assist landowners with compliance with critical area ordinances:
SB 6083 |
|
|
Natural environment programs, streamlining administration:
HB 1885, ESHB 1885 |
|
|
Natural resources management, department to undertake interagency collaboration and office and facility colocation:
SB 6078, ESSB 6078 |
|
|
Natural resources management, streamlining through agency independence:
HB 1162 |
|
|
Ocean beach small-scale prospecting and mining, exemption from certain hydraulic project requirements:
SB 6132 |
|
|
Officers, enforcement, citing skier for skiing in area closed to skiing:
HB 1484, SB 5186 |
|
|
Officers, enforcement, discontinuing employment and replacing with local policing agencies or state patrol:
SB 5805 |
|
|
Officers, enforcement, transfer of fish and wildlife enforcement to state patrol:
SB 5249 |
|
|
Officers, enforcement, transferring service credit from PERS to LEOFF:
HB 2418,
*
SB 6134, CH 248 (2012) |
|
|
Officers, enforcement, various provisions:
HB 1282, SHB 1282, SB 5201, SSB 5201 |
|
|
Pacific salmon enhancement, department to partner with qualifying organizations:
HB 1821, SB 5453 |
|
|
Permitting, department authority to award and transfer special hunting season permit preference points:
SB 5767 |
|
|
Permitting, department to improve process through various strategies:
SSB 5266 |
|
|
Permitting, establishment of work group for multiagency permitting strategy and tiered permitting system:
SB 5266 |
|
|
Permitting, establishment of work group to monitor and provide guidance to department:
SSB 5266 |
|
|
Permitting, increasing revenue to state wildlife account through collection of fees:
HB 1387, SHB 1387, SB 5385,
*
SSB 5385, CH 339 (2011) |
|
|
Port districts and port authorities, delegation of environmental permitting authority by department:
HB 2030 |
|
|
Public lands, access for hunting and fishing, public agencies to suspend access or provide open access to general public:
HB 1273 |
|
|
Puget Sound and Lake Washington, department role in improving recreational fishing opportunities:
*
HB 1698, CH 266 (2011), SB 5291 |
|
|
Relocation of grizzly bears, wolves, and cougars, geographical requirements for programs:
HB 1840 |
|
|
Science, peer-reviewed studies, use by certain agencies prior to taking action:
SHB 1307, HB 2335, ESHB 2335 |
|
|
Shellfish, enforcement, revising provisions:
HB 1453,
*
SHB 1453, CH 194 (2011), SB 5369, SSB 5369 |
|
|
Shrimp, spot shrimp pot fishery, license limitation program for shrimp from coastal or offshore waters:
HB 1148,
*
SHB 1148, CH 147 (2011) |
|
|
Spawning beds, salmon and steelhead, department to prohibit activities that disturb:
HB 1906, SB 5854, SB 6297 |
|
|
State lands, management of lands and resources by agencies to be coordinated with local governments:
HB 1110 |
|
|
Trapping, body-gripping traps, requirements for use:
HB 1137 |
|
|
Trapping, wild animals, department role in licensing and regulatory provisions:
HB 1138 |
|
|
Trout, stocking in freshwater areas, department to achieve efficiencies in:
HB 2560, SB 6268 |
|
|
Wetlands and aquatic habitat, compensatory mitigation of, pairing with existing environmental programs:
HB 2238, SHB 2238,
*
E2SHB 2238, CH 62 (2012), SB 6093, SSB 6093 |
|
|
Wildlife, damage to commercial crops and livestock by, payment of claims for compensation:
HB 2351, HB 2365, SHB 2365, E2SHB 2365, SB 6139 |
|
|
Wildlife, feeding or attracting large wild carnivores, prohibitions and penalties:
HB 2365, SHB 2365, E2SHB 2365, SB 6139 |
|
|
Wolves, department's environmental impact statement, legislative approval or rejection:
HB 1109 |
|
|
Wolves, diseases, department role in preparations to handle epidemiological consequences:
HB 1107 |
|
|
Wolves, gray, affirmative defense for unlawful taking of endangered fish or wildlife in certain cases of gray wolf attacking livestock:
SB 6137 |
|
|
Wolves, gray, allowing killing of gray wolf when livestock being attacked:
E2SHB 2365, SSB 6137 |
|
|
Wolves, Washington wolf recovery act, department role:
HB 1108 |
FISHING, COMMERCIAL
(See also SALMON) |
|
|
Derelict fishing gear, including commercial net fishing gear and shellfish pots, database and reporting requirements:
HB 1717,
*
ESB 5661, CH 190 (2012) |
|
|
Nets, location of lost or abandoned Indian tribal fishery nets, developing program for recording:
*
ESB 5661, CH 190 (2012) |
|
|
Puget Sound commercial salmon commission, creation and duties:
HB 1642 |
|
|
Salmon, Puget Sound, collection of Puget Sound salmon enhancement assessment:
HB 1821, SB 5453 |
|
|
Salmon, Puget Sound, standardizing of fishing time for gill net and purse seine gear:
HB 1210 |
|
|
Shark finning activities to constitute unlawful trade in shark fins, penalties:
SB 5688,
*
SSB 5688, CH 324 (2011) |
|
|
Shellfish, enforcement, revising provisions:
HB 1453,
*
SHB 1453, CH 194 (2011), SB 5369, SSB 5369 |
|
|
Shellfish, production, mitigating water pollution:
SB 6279 |
|
|
Shellfish, production, reviewing certain information on marine water quality and shellfish:
SSB 6279 |
|
|
Shrimp, spot shrimp pot fishery, license limitation program for shrimp from coastal or offshore waters:
HB 1148,
*
SHB 1148, CH 147 (2011) |
|
|
Violations, provisions regarding enforcement by department of fish and wildlife:
HB 2364, SB 6135,
*
SSB 6135, CH 176 (2012) |
|
|
Washington state commercial fishing fleet, 2011 blessing of the fleet:
*
SR 8632 (2011) |
|
|
Washington state commercial fishing fleet, 2012 blessing of the fleet:
*
SR 8694 (2012) |
FISHING, RECREATIONAL
(See also SALMON) |
|
|
Charter vessels, bait used by, sales and use tax exemption:
HB 1376, SB 5290 |
|
|
Derelict fishing gear, including commercial net fishing gear and shellfish pots, database and reporting requirements:
HB 1717,
*
ESB 5661, CH 190 (2012) |
|
|
Lake Washington, improving opportunities through recreational salmon and marine fish enhancement program:
*
HB 1698, CH 266 (2011), SB 5291 |
|
|
Lead fishing products, prohibiting sale and purchase in certain cases:
HB 2241 |
|
|
Nets, location of lost or abandoned Indian tribal fishery nets, developing program for recording:
*
ESB 5661, CH 190 (2012) |
|
|
Public lands, access for hunting and fishing, public agencies to suspend access or provide open access to general public:
HB 1273 |
|
|
Puget Sound, improving opportunities through recreational salmon and marine fish enhancement program:
*
HB 1698, CH 266 (2011), SB 5291 |
|
|
Shellfish, production, mitigating water pollution:
SB 6279 |
|
|
Shellfish, production, reviewing certain information on marine water quality and shellfish:
SSB 6279 |
|
|
Trout, stocking in freshwater areas, department of fish and wildlife to achieve efficiencies in:
HB 2560, SB 6268 |
|
|
Violations, provisions regarding enforcement by department of fish and wildlife:
HB 2364, SB 6135,
*
SSB 6135, CH 176 (2012) |
FLOOD CONTROL
|
|
|
Flood control districts, general and special district general elections:
SB 6454 |
|
|
Flood control zone districts, countywide, subzones in:
HB 2721, SB 6535 |
|
|
Flood control zone districts, creating multijurisdiction flood control zone districts involving Indian tribes and counties:
HB 1660, SB 5265 |
|
|
Flood control zone districts, exemption of certain districts from certain property tax levy limitations:
*
EHB 1969, CH 275 (2011),
*
2ESB 5638, CH 28 (2011) |
|
|
Flood control zone districts, transferring district functions and taxing authority to certain county legislative authorities:
HB 2748, SHB 2748, SB 6536 |
|
|
Gravel, removal from waterways, provisions:
HB 1603 |
FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS
(See also AGRICULTURE) |
|
|
Coffee, official state beverage:
HB 1715 |
|
|
Cottage food operations, comprehensive provisions, including permitting:
*
ESSB 5748, CH 281 (2011) |
|
|
Cottage food operations, registered, exemption from certain licensing and evaluation provisions:
SB 5748 |
|
|
Cottage food operations, repealing annual gross sales limits:
HB 2551 |
|
|
Eggs, commercial egg laying operations, certification:
HB 1813, SB 5487,
*
SSB 5487, CH 306 (2011) |
|
|
Food and beverage service workers, permits, authorizing training program providers to issue:
HB 1583, SB 5577 |
|
|
Food banks, voluntary donations to, authority of public utility districts and other utilities to request and receive:
HB 1211,
*
SHB 1211, CH 226 (2011) |
|
|
Food banks, voluntary donations to, authority of public utility districts to request and receive:
SB 5499, SSB 5499 |
|
|
Food service products, prohibiting use of certain polystyrene products by food service businesses:
SB 5779 |
|
|
Freezing standards for food, restricting local health jurisdiction authority:
HB 1569 |
|
|
Fruit and vegetable products, narrowing business and occupation tax preferences for manufacturers and wholesalers:
HB 2157 |
|
|
Fruit, patented or trademarked, disclosure of production and export information:
SB 5146 |
|
|
Fruit, vegetable, dairy, and seafood businesses, extending business and occupation tax exemptions for:
HB 2611,
*
ESB 6635, CH 6 (2012) |
|
|
Fruit, vegetable, dairy, and seafood businesses, extending business and occupation tax preferences for:
SB 6342 |
|
|
Genetically engineered material, food containing, labeling of:
HB 2637, SB 6298 |
|
|
Meat inspection program, establishment:
HB 1200, SHB 1200, 2SHB 1200 |
|
|
Meat products, narrowing business and occupation tax preferences for manufacturers and wholesalers:
HB 2157 |
|
|
Milk, direct sales, exemption from regulations for small scale farms:
SB 5648 |
|
|
Refrigeration and freezing equipment, requirements for businesses:
HB 1643 |
|
|
Religiously or ceremonially prepared foods, labeling requirements for selling:
HB 2376 |
|
|
Service animals in businesses selling food for human consumption, provisions and definition of service animal:
HB 1728,
*
SHB 1728, CH 237 (2011), SB 5680 |
|
|
State agency purchasing, adoption of model food purchasing policy:
HB 1801, SB 5653 |
|
|
State agency purchasing, adoption of recommended food purchasing policy:
SHB 1801 |
|
|
Vegetable and fruit products, narrowing business and occupation tax preferences for manufacturers and wholesalers:
HB 2157 |
|
|
Washington grown food and other goods, purchase by school districts, bid requirements:
SB 6183 |
|
FOOD BANKS
(See FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS) |
|
FORECLOSURES
(See HOMES AND HOUSING) |
FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS COUNCIL
|
|
|
Human remains, identification of, assisting local jurisdictions:
HB 2647, SB 6376 |
FOREST LAND
(See also TAXES - PROPERTY TAX; TIMBER AND TIMBER INDUSTRIES) |
|
|
Community forest land trust, creation and management by department of natural resources:
HB 1421,
*
ESHB 1421, CH 216 (2011), SB 5272, SSB 5272 |
|
|
Compensating tax for forest land when removed from forest land classification, modifying exceptions:
HB 2502,
*
ESHB 2502, CH 170 (2012) |
|
|
Compensating tax for forest land, exempting certain counties:
HB 1423, ESB 5169, SB 6097 |
|
|
Conservation districts, rates and charges for, authorizing optional system of:
HB 2567,
*
ESHB 2567, CH 60 (2012), SB 6303, SSB 6303 |
|
|
Conservation of forest land through transfer of development rights marketplace, provisions:
HB 1469, ESHB 1469, SB 5145, SB 5253,
*
ESSB 5253, CH 318 (2011) |
|
|
Conversion, forest practices applications leading to conversion for development purposes:
*
HB 1582, CH 207 (2011), SB 5211, SSB 5211 |
|
|
Forest to shore restoration, construction projects for, authorizing bonds to fund:
HB 2793, SHB 2793 |
|
|
Landowners, liability for unintentional injuries to recreational users resulting from forestry and other primary land uses:
SB 6080 |
|
|
Roads, landowner liability when forest roads subject to road maintenance and abandonment plans:
HB 1102 |
|
|
Small forest landowners, alternative low-impact harvest options:
SHB 1192 |
|
|
Small forest landowners, compensation through forest riparian easement program:
HB 1161, HB 1509,
*
ESHB 1509, CH 218 (2011) PV, SB 5551 |
|
|
Small forest landowners, reducing forestry riparian easement program costs and ensuring landowner viability:
HB 1192, SB 5783 |
|
|
State lands, divestiture, sale of land not being used for forestry:
HB 1199 |
|
|
State lands, state forest land pool, creation of:
*
HB 2329, CH 166 (2012), SB 6195 |
|
|
Timber land, current use property taxation, defining "contiguous" and "same ownership":
HB 1060, SB 5359,
*
SSB 5359, CH 101 (2011), SB 5996, SSB 5996 |
|
|
Wetlands and aquatic habitat, compensatory mitigation of, pairing with existing environmental programs:
HB 2238, SHB 2238,
*
E2SHB 2238, CH 62 (2012), SB 6093, SSB 6093 |
FOREST PRACTICES AND PRODUCTS
(See also FOREST LAND; FOREST PRACTICES BOARD) |
|
|
Applications, denials, restrictions and procedures when archaeological object is present:
HB 2453 |
|
|
Applications, for forest practices-related hydraulic projects, integrating hydraulic project approvals into process:
HB 2008, SB 5862, SSB 5862 |
|
|
Applications, leading to conversion of forest land for development purposes:
*
HB 1582, CH 207 (2011), SB 5211, SSB 5211 |
|
|
Building materials, reviewing other states' codes and standards on embodied energy and carbon in materials:
*
ESSB 5485, CH 341 (2011) |
|
|
Christmas tree, official state:
HB 1472 |
|
|
Hydraulic permits, exemption from permitting requirements for certain forest practices:
HB 2388 |
|
|
Institute of forest resources, University of Washington, addressing forest sector issues:
HB 1254,
*
SHB 1254, CH 187 (2011), SB 5123, SSB 5123 |
|
|
Olympic natural resources center, governor to appoint policy advisory board to advise on center policies:
SB 5997,
*
SSB 5997, CH 243 (2012) |
|
|
Permitting system for forest practices, adding renewal period for approval to conduct forest practice:
HB 1157, SHB 1157, SB 5158 |
|
|
Permitting system for forest practices, various revisions, including fish protection standards, concurrence review, and fees:
SHB 1157 |
|
|
Public buildings, reducing embodied energy of building materials by increasing use of wood and wood projects:
SB 5485 |
|
|
Public speedway authority, exemption from forest practices act conversion moratoria:
SB 5856 |
|
|
Pulping liquors, spent, adding to definition of renewable resources:
SB 6561, SSB 6561 |
|
|
School of forest resources, University of Washington, addressing forest sector issues:
HB 1254,
*
SHB 1254, CH 187 (2011), SB 5123, SSB 5123 |
FOREST PRACTICES BOARD
|
|
|
Forest practices application account, creation:
SHB 1157, SB 6406,
*
2ESSB 6406, CH 1 (2012) PV |
|
|
Forestry riparian easement program, investigation of new long-term funding sources for program:
HB 1509,
*
ESHB 1509, CH 218 (2011) PV, SB 5551 |
|
|
Hydraulic project approvals, board role in integration of approvals into forest practices applications for forest practices-related hydraulic projects:
SHB 1157, HB 2008, SB 5862, SSB 5862, SB 6406,
*
2ESSB 6406, CH 1 (2012) PV |
|
|
Natural resources management, streamlining through agency independence:
HB 1162 |
|
|
Permitting system for forest practices, adding renewal period for approval to conduct forest practice:
HB 1157, SHB 1157 |
|
|
Permitting system for forest practices, various revisions, including fish protection standards, concurrence review, and fees:
SHB 1157 |
|
|
Small forest landowners, alternative low-impact harvest options, adaptive management program to assist board:
SHB 1192 |
|
|
Small forest landowners, board to revise rules while considering small landowner interests:
HB 1192, SB 5783 |
|
|
Wetlands and aquatic habitat, compensatory mitigation of, board authorization of riparian and aquatic resources enhancement account expenditures:
HB 2238, SB 6093 |
|
|
Wetlands and aquatic habitat, compensatory mitigation of, pairing with existing environmental programs:
SHB 2238 |
FOSTER CARE
|
|
|
Caseload reductions, reinvesting related savings through use of child and family reinvestment account:
HB 2263,
*
SHB 2263, CH 204 (2012) |
|
|
Educational success for youth and alumni of foster care act:
HB 2254,
*
SHB 2254, CH 163 (2012), SB 6374 |
|
|
Extended foster care services for youths at least eighteen years of age:
HB 1128, SHB 1128,
*
2SHB 1128, CH 330 (2011), SB 5245 |
|
|
Financial aid, state need grants, giving priority to students formerly in foster care:
SB 6592 |
|
|
Foster care to 21 program, allowing current participants to continue until no longer eligible:
HB 2592,
*
ESHB 2592, CH 52 (2012) |
|
|
Foster homes, unannounced monthly visits to caregivers:
HB 1697,
*
SHB 1697, CH 160 (2011), SB 5393, SSB 5393 |
|
|
Foster parents, accusations of abuse, notification requirements and handling of unfounded allegations:
HB 1930 |
|
|
Indians, Washington state Indian child welfare act:
HB 1895, SB 5656,
*
ESSB 5656, CH 309 (2011) |
|
|
Parental rights, reinstatement, expanding opportunity to petition:
HB 1879, SB 5690, SSB 5690 |
FUELS
(See also TAXES - MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL) |
|
|
Alternative fuel, innovation in, marine innovation center to promote:
SB 6264 |
|
|
Alternative fuels, standards for minimum fuel content:
HB 1606, SHB 1606, HB 2740, SB 5478, SSB 5478 |
|
|
Alternative fuels, vehicles using, delaying requirements for state agencies and local governments:
HB 1781, SHB 1781 |
|
|
Alternative fuels, vehicles using, exempting local governments from requirements:
HB 1141 |
|
|
Aviation fuel, development of forest biomass to aviation fuel:
*
SHB 1422, CH 217 (2011), SSB 5273 |
|
|
Aviation fuel, forest biomass to aviation fuel demonstration project:
HB 1422, SB 5273 |
|
|
Aviation fuel, regulating aviation biofuels production and convening work group:
HB 2422,
*
SHB 2422, CH 63 (2012), SB 6238, SSB 6238 |
|
|
Biodiesel fuel, standards for minimum fuel content:
HB 1606, SHB 1606, HB 2740, SB 5478, SSB 5478 |
|
|
Biofuel crops, promoting production through water resource management on Columbia and Snake river mainstems:
HB 2192, SB 6028 |
|
|
Biofuel processing facilities, provisions concerning construction and enlargement:
HB 2296, SHB 2296 |
|
|
Biofuel, regulating aviation biofuels production and convening work group:
HB 2422,
*
SHB 2422, CH 63 (2012), SB 6238, SSB 6238 |
|
|
Compressed and liquefied natural gas, use of, adding to local government fuel usage requirements:
*
ESHB 2545, CH 171 (2012) |
|
|
Compressed natural gas, use of, adding to local government fuel usage requirements:
HB 2545 |
|
|
Diesel, clarifying definition of "farm vehicle" to include certain vehicles using dyed, off-road diesel fuel:
SB 5026 |
|
|
Motor vehicle fuel economy programs, legislative authorization after impact assessment:
HB 1948 |
|
|
Propane, use of, adding to local government fuel usage requirements:
*
ESHB 2545, CH 171 (2012) |
|
FUNDS
(See PUBLIC FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS) |
|
FUNERALS
(See HUMAN REMAINS) |