Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
ECOLOGY, DEPARTMENT
 (See also ENVIRONMENT; FLOODS AND FLOOD CONTROL; RIVERS AND STREAMS; SHORELINES AND SHORELINE MANAGEMENT; WATER; WATER POLLUTION) |
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Alternative energy facilities, decommissioning of, facility agreements to include plans/financial assurance for:
EHB 1964 |
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Anadromous fish protection and recovery, state goal for, role of ecology:
HB 1653 |
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Batteries, large format, possible battery stewardship program participation by producers of, ecology role:
HB 1896, SHB 1896 |
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Batteries, portable and medium-format, battery stewardship organizations and plans, ecology role:
HB 1896, SHB 1896 |
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Best available science, for designation of certain areas under GMA, ecology role:
SB 5314 |
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Cannabis product testing laboratories, accreditation of, dedicated cannabis account appropriations for:
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E2SSB 5796, CH 169 (2022) |
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Climate commitment act, Washington, assistance program for offset projects on tribal land, establishing, ecology role:
SSB 5126,
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E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
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Climate commitment act, Washington, environmental justice review as part of, ecology role:
SSB 5126,
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E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
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Climate commitment act, Washington, implementing, ecology role:
SB 5126, SSB 5126,
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E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
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Climate policy and accountability, executive office of, establishing within ecology:
SB 5842, SSB 5842 |
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Cosmetic products, marketed to women of color and with potentially harmful ingredients, plan for testing, ecology role:
HB 1853, SB 5480, SB 5703, SSB 5703, 2SSB 5703 |
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Enforcement actions, burden of proof on department:
SB 5081 |
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Food serviceware, single-use, food service business supplying only upon request, ecology role:
SSB 5022 |
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Food serviceware, single-use, food service business supplying only when customer wants, ecology role:
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E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
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Fuels, for transportation, clean fuels program, ecology role:
HB 1036, HB 1091, SHB 1091, 2SHB 1091,
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E3SHB 1091, CH 317 (2021) PV, SB 5231 |
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Greenhouse gas emissions, emissions-intensive trade-exposed facilities, compliance pathway for, ecology role:
HB 1682, SHB 1682, 2SHB 1682 |
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Greenhouse gas emissions, from on-demand transportation services, reducing, ecology role:
HB 1075, SHB 1075, 2SHB 1075 |
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Greenhouse gas emissions, methane from landfills, emission limits and collection/control systems, ecology role:
HB 1663 |
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Greenhouse gas emissions, methane from municipal landfills, emission limits and collection/control systems, ecology role:
SHB 1663,
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E2SHB 1663, CH 179 (2022) |
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Greenhouse gas emissions, reducing, ecology role:
HB 1577 |
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Groundwaters, from Columbia river basin project, agreements, area/subarea establishment prior to, ecology role:
SB 5230,
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SSB 5230, CH 185 (2021) |
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Homeless encampments, waste generated by, grants to local governments to clean up, ecology role:
SB 5954 |
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Hydrofluorocarbons, regulating and reducing emissions from, ecology role:
HB 1050, SHB 1050,
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E2SHB 1050, CH 315 (2021) |
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Justice, environmental, aiding overburdened communities and vulnerable populations, ecology role:
HB 1577 |
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Justice, environmental, environmental health disparities, department actions to reduce:
SSB 5141,
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E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
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Justice, environmental, environmental health inequities, department actions to reduce:
SB 5141 |
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Landscaping equipment, zero-emission incentive/exchange pilot program, establishing, ecology role:
SB 5543 |
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Litter control, "pick it up, Washington" program, ecology oversight and operation of:
HB 1501, SB 5429 |
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Litter control, agency coordinated pickup efforts, clarifying ecology role:
SB 5500 |
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Litter control, litter prevention messaging/emphasis patrols/clean-up activities on highway ramps/pickup, ecology role:
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SB 5040, CH 231 (2021) |
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Oil spills, financial responsibility requirements, including certificates, ecology role:
HB 1691, SHB 1691,
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E2SHB 1691, CH 202 (2022) |
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Oil spills, statewide master oil and hazardous substance spill prevention and contingency plan, modifying provisions:
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SB 5747, CH 54 (2022) |
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Organic materials management, comprehensive provisions for, role of ecology:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
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Packaging and paper products, producer responsibility organizations for, provisions governing:
HB 2003, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
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Packaging, plastic, postconsumer recycled content, minimum, requirements, ecology role:
HB 1488, HB 1932, HB 2003, SB 5219, SB 5658, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
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Packaging, plastic, postconsumer recycled content, stakeholder advisory committee, establishing, ecology role:
HB 1488, SB 5219 |
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Packaging, plastic, producer responsibility programs for, ecology role:
HB 1118, SB 5022 |
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PFAS chemicals, priority consumer products for, when identified in ecology's final chemical action plan:
HB 1694,
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ESHB 1694, CH 264 (2022) PV |
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Plastic beverage containers, minimum postconsumer recycled content requirements, ecology role:
SSB 5022,
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E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
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Plastic packaging, postconsumer recycled content for, stakeholder advisory committee on, convening, ecology role:
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E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
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Plastic packaging/film/food service/other products, compostable/noncompostable, labeling for, ecology role:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
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Plastic product degradability, ecology enforcement role:
SB 5717 |
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Plastic resin markets, studying, ecology role:
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E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
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Polyethylene terephthalate and high-density polyethylene markets, studying, ecology role:
SSB 5022 |
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Polystyrene products, expanded, sales and distribution prohibitions, ecology role:
SSB 5022,
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E2SSB 5022, CH 313 (2021) |
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Puget Sound shoreline, 360 degree on-the-water view of, baseline survey for, conducting, ecology role:
SB 5885, SSB 5885, E2SSB 5885 |
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Puget Sound water quality, office of, establishing, ecology role:
HB 1822 |
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Recycling and waste reduction, renew advisory council, establishing, ecology role:
HB 2003, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
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Refrigerant management program, establishing, ecology role:
HB 1050, SHB 1050,
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E2SHB 1050, CH 315 (2021) |
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Reuse and recycling rate targets, studying, ecology role:
SSB 5697 |
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Shoreline master program guidelines, addressing sea level rise/storm severity, ecology role:
HB 1099, SHB 1099, E2SHB 1099 |
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Solar energy systems, photovoltaic module stewardship/takeback program, delaying certain implementation dates:
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HB 1393, CH 45 (2021) |
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Solid waste management, local government funding for, adequacy of, studying, ecology role:
SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022) |
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State's lands/waters, conserving 30% by 2030, creating 30 by 30 commission and 30 by 30 plan for, ecology role:
SB 5962 |
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Stormwater, NPDES municipal permit, monitoring urban heat island effect impact on salmon via:
HB 1211 |
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Sustainable food management, Washington center for, establishing, ecology role:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
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Washington water infrastructure program, as competitive grant program, establishing, ecology role:
SB 5632 |
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Wastewater discharges, from public treatment plants, revising Puget Sound nutrient general permit to reduce:
SB 5786 |
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Wastewater discharges, illicit, from vehicles used as residences, identifying potential for and preventing, ecology role:
HB 1540 |
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Wastewater, municipal permits, fee schedule for, advisory committee for adjusting, forming, ecology role:
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SB 5585, CH 227 (2022) |
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Water quality, unsafe, violator actions to improve, ecology to allow, when:
SB 5525 |
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Water rights adjudication, ecology to provide costs/other information as part of biennial budget submission to OFM:
SB 5966 |
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Water rights adjudication, estimated costs and rights/claims/exempt uses reports to legislature prior to, ecology duties:
SB 5966 |
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Water rights, relinquished by ecology for nonuse, good faith purchaser retention of right, when:
HB 1132 |
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Wind turbine blades, stewardship and takeback program, developing, ecology role:
SB 5174, SSB 5174, SB 5492 |
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(See also COMMUNITY ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION BOARD; LAND USE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT; WATER RIGHTS) |
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BEST manufacturing act, Washington, building economic strength through manufacturing:
HB 1170,
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SHB 1170, CH 64 (2021) |
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Community reinvestment account, appropriations to aid development from:
HB 1827, SHB 1827, 2SHB 1827, SB 5706, SSB 5706 |
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Community reinvestment account, creating, aiding economic development using funds from:
SB 5796, SSB 5796 |
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Creative economy, state, work group to create strategic plan for, establishing:
SB 5238 |
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Investment projects, manufacturing/research and development, in certain counties, sales/use tax deferral program:
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ESB 5901, CH 257 (2022) PV |
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Investment projects, small or advanced nuclear reactors, sales/use tax deferrals, extending expiration of:
SB 5244 |
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Local economic inclusion grants, for local government, implementing:
SB 5241, SSB 5241, 2SSB 5241 |
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Main street program, economic development as a program mission:
HB 1353 |
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Motion picture competitiveness program, supporting film industry in rural communities:
SB 5640 |
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Public bank, Washington state, establishing:
SB 5188 |
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Public financial cooperative, Washington state, establishing:
SSB 5188, E2SSB 5188 |
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Research and development, qualified clean technology, spending for, B&O tax credit:
HB 1820, HB 1864, SHB 1864 |
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Sites, shovel-ready certification program, developing and implementing:
HB 1958, SHB 1958 |
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Space economy, employment and training opportunities in, studying:
HB 1190 |
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US 395 north Spokane corridor and I-90 projects, limited project for community purposes to remedy impacts:
SB 5853,
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ESSB 5853, CH 59 (2022) |
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EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF
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Dual credit courses/programs, annual report concerning, board role:
HB 1867,
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SHB 1867, CH 75 (2022) |
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Elections of members of board, Washington state school directors' association to conduct:
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HB 1974, CH 79 (2022) |
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Financial education public-private partnership, board role:
HB 1938 |
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Graduation requirements, changes to and emergency waivers of, board role:
HB 1162, SHB 1162 |
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Graduation requirements, credit/subject area, emergency waivers for individual students, board role:
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EHB 1121, CH 7 (2021) |
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Graduation requirements, graduation pathway options, performance exhibition as additional option, board role:
SHB 1162, E2SHB 1162 |
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Graduation requirements, minimum credits for, one credit each of physical education and health, board role:
SB 5734 |
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Graduation requirements, minimum credits for, social studies/English language arts and math/science, board role:
SB 5902 |
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Graduation requirements, U.S. history and government minimum credits, increasing:
HB 1396 |
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Institutional education program, for youth in/released from secure facilities, duties of board and advisory group:
SHB 1295,
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E2SHB 1295, CH 164 (2021) |
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Institutional education program, for youth in/released from secure facilities, duties of board and work group:
HB 1295 |
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Institutional education system, reformed, establishment/implementation/funding recommendations:
SHB 1295,
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E2SHB 1295, CH 164 (2021) |
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Mastery-based learning in Washington state, barriers to, work group on, membership and duties of:
SB 5249,
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SSB 5249, CH 144 (2021) |
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Members of board, student members, voting authority for:
SB 5497,
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SSB 5497, CH 44 (2022) |
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Members of board, voters of each congressional district to elect:
SB 5501 |
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Microschools, public K-12, operation by certificated teachers, pilot project for, board role:
SB 5871 |
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Physical education, credits, earning via voluntary community service actions, board rule-making role:
HB 1452 |
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Private schools, instructional hours and days/year, emergency waiver, board role:
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EHB 1131, CH 8 (2021) |
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Student performance goals, for students not meeting academic standards, adopting/revising, board role:
HB 1208,
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SHB 1208, CH 111 (2021) |
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ELECTIONS
(See also EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF; GOVERNOR; INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM; REDISTRICTING COMMISSION; SECRETARY OF STATE) |
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Advisory votes on tax legislation, repealing/removing from statutes:
SB 5182, SSB 5182 |
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Audits, of elections/equipment, comprehensive provisions:
HB 2115 |
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Audits, of elections/equipment, state election audit board, creating to oversee forensic audit process for general elections:
HB 2115 |
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Audits, of general elections, independent forensic audits, legislative authorization of:
HB 1884 |
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Audits, post-certification, of ballots and counting systems, independent company to conduct:
HB 1506 |
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Audits, post-certification, of ballots and tabulation equipment, independent company to conduct:
HB 1554 |
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Audits, signatures on returned voter ballot envelopes from 2020 general election, auditing of:
SB 5434 |
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Ballot measures, defining for expenditures reporting purposes and modifying related provisions:
HB 1919, SHB 1919 |
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Ballots, absentee, mailing by auditors, timing of, requirements:
HB 1377 |
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Ballots, absentee, received without postmark, voter declaration requirement for counting:
HB 1377 |
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Ballots, absentee, requirements:
HB 1377, SB 5143 |
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Ballots, counting center activities, video recording of:
HB 2005 |
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Ballots, downloading at campus engagement hub of, discontinuing:
HB 1003 |
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Ballots, drop boxes, influencing or interfering with voter near:
HB 1716,
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ESHB 1716, CH 69 (2022) |
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Ballots, drop boxes, unofficial collection site misrepresented as official:
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SB 5015, CH 85 (2021) |
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Ballots, for service/overseas voters, voters' pamphlets distribution with:
HB 1357 |
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Ballots, for service/overseas voters, voters' pamphlets mailing or sending electronically when requested by voter:
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ESHB 1357, CH 193 (2022) |
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Ballots, forensic audit process provisions concerning:
HB 2115 |
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Ballots, inspection and duplication activities, video recording of:
HB 2005 |
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Ballots, mail-in, received without postmark, invalid and may not be counted:
HB 1778 |
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Ballots, mail-in, received without postmark, voter declaration requirement for counting:
HB 1360 |
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Ballots, mail-in, returning by email or fax, prohibiting:
HB 1778, HB 1998 |
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Ballots, mail-in, video recording of processing of:
HB 2005 |
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Ballots, mail-in, watermarks on:
HB 1003, HB 1778 |
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Ballots, mailing by auditors, timing of, requirements:
HB 1361 |
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Ballots, manual voting, inspection, counting, and auditing of, requiring:
HB 1778 |
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Ballots, post-certification audits of, to be conducted by independent company:
HB 1506, HB 1554 |
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Ballots, presidential primary provisions:
HB 1265 |
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Ballots, processing and counting, deadline for:
HB 2115 |
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Ballots, public investment impact disclosures for ballot measures repealing/levying/modifying any tax or fee, when:
HB 1876,
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SHB 1876, CH 114 (2022) |
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Ballots, public services impact disclosures, in title for initiative/referendum repealing or changing tax or fee:
SB 5850 |
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Ballots, quick response codes and access codes on, requiring:
HB 1828 |
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Ballots, ranked choice voting, as local government option, when:
HB 1156, SHB 1156, SB 5584, SSB 5584 |
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Ballots, signatures on returned voter ballot envelopes from 2020 general election, auditing of:
SB 5434 |
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Ballots, signatures on returned voter ballot envelopes from 2022 general election, survey of:
SB 5679 |
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Ballots, synopsis with elective public officer recall petition, county clerk role:
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SB 5131, CH 92 (2021) |
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Ballots, voter signatures/phone numbers/email addresses on ballot declarations/envelopes, disclosure exemption:
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HB 1953, CH 140 (2022) |
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Ballots, watermarks on all, mandatory:
HB 1998, HB 2115 |
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Campaign finances, candidates/committees/independent, pre-election reporting periods, extending:
HB 1919, SHB 1919 |
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Campaign finances, contributions, limits prior to election, expanding period of:
HB 1919, SHB 1919 |
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Campaign finances, contributions, to committee supporting officeholder recall, limits exemption, when:
HB 1919, SHB 1919 |
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Campaign finances, contributions, using contributions for child care or other direct caregiving responsibilities, when:
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SB 5855, CH 174 (2022) |
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Campaigns, contribution regulatory authority, U.S. constitutional amendment/convention:
SJM 8002 |
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Campaigns, foreign national actions contributing to, when for or against ballot measure or initiative:
HB 1475 |
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Campaigns, foreign national decision-making role, when residing or working or attending college in state:
HB 1475 |
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Campaigns, foreign national participation, narrowing prohibitions to allow in certain cases:
HB 1475 |
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Campaigns, synthetic media of candidate, prohibitions, when:
SB 5817 |
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Candidacy, declarations of, preserving for certain period, repealing statute concerning:
SB 5540 |
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Candidacy, declarations of, shifting legislator mail/email freeze period initial date to first day of filing for:
HB 2046,
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SHB 2046, CH 37 (2022) |
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Candidacy, declarations of, times and dates for filing:
SB 5540 |
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Candidates, knowingly making false statements/claims about election process/results, gross misdemeanor:
SB 5843, SSB 5843 |
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Code cities, noncharter, abandoning current plan/adopting council-manager plan, combined ballot proposition for:
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HB 1832, CH 30 (2022) |
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Conservation districts, supervisors, appointed/elected/running for election, statements of financial affairs, requirements:
SHB 1652 |
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Conservation districts, supervisors, terms and elections for, modifying:
HB 1652, SHB 1652, HB 1910 |
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Cyber harassment, of election officials, class C felony:
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ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
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Districts, congressional and legislative, redistricting plan for, amending:
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HCR 4407 (2022) |
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Districts, congressional and legislative, redistricting plan for, requirements before final approval of:
SB 5560 |
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Districts, local government internal, redistricting plans for, deadline:
SB 5013,
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SSB 5013, CH 173 (2021) |
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Districts, local government, redistricting units of, updating census residence data for incarcerated adults for:
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SB 5583, CH 48 (2022) |
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Elected officials, knowingly making false statements/claims about election process/results, gross misdemeanor:
SB 5843, SSB 5843 |
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Elected officials, term set to expire but in office until next general election:
HB 1727, SHB 1727 |
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Election day, as a state legal holiday:
SB 5143 |
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Election officials, cyber harassment of, class C felony:
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ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
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Elections, free and fair elections act of 2021:
SB 5143 |
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Elections, general, even-year, city/town/district option to hold:
HB 1156 |
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Elections, general, for city/town/county/district in even-numbered years:
HB 1727, SHB 1727 |
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Elections, general, forensic audit process for:
HB 2115 |
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Elections, general, independent forensic audits of, legislative authorization of:
HB 1884 |
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Elections, general, primaries for, date required for:
SB 5540 |
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Elections, general, to be held in even-numbered years:
HB 1727, SHB 1727 |
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Elections, participation in, seeking sanctions enjoining person from, prohibition, when:
SB 5109 |
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Elections, primary, deadline for canvassing and certifying of returns for, extending:
SB 5540 |
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Elections, primary/special, state/federal, state's prorated share of costs:
HB 1727, SHB 1727 |
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Elections, special, for city/town/county/district, years for:
HB 1727, SHB 1727 |
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Elections, statewide general in odd-numbered years to fill certain vacancies:
SB 5014 |
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False statements/claims about election process/results, elected official/candidate knowingly making, gross misdemeanor:
SB 5843, SSB 5843 |
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Firearms/weapons, in election-related offices/facilities, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1618,
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ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022), SB 5846 |
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Governing bodies, local internal district redistricting plans by, deadline:
SB 5013,
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SSB 5013, CH 173 (2021) |
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Governor, election by county and electoral votes:
HB 1014 |
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Irrigation districts, elections for, various provisions:
SB 5342, SSB 5342, 2SSB 5342 |
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Levies and emergency bond measures, date of:
SB 5143 |
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Officials, for precincts and polling places for in-person voting:
HB 1377 |
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Officials, harassing an election official, class B felony, when:
SB 5148 |
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Officials, harassing an election official, class C felony, when:
SSB 5148 |
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Parties, major political, presidential primary voters choosing not to declare party affiliation:
HB 1265 |
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Polling places, for in-person voting at, accessibility requirements:
HB 1377 |
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Polling places, for in-person voting at, requirements:
HB 1377 |
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Precincts, adjusting division or boundaries of, process and requirements for:
SB 5540 |
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Presidential primaries, provisions:
HB 1265 |
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Presidential primaries, ranked choice voting in, provisions:
HB 1926, SB 5851 |
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Recall, of elective public officer, ballot synopsis-related duties of county clerk:
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SB 5131, CH 92 (2021) |
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Recall, of officeholder, contribution to committee supporting, exemption from limits for, when:
HB 1919, SHB 1919 |
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Redistricting plan for congressional and legislative districts, amending:
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HCR 4407 (2022) |
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Redistricting plan for congressional and legislative districts, requirements before final approval of:
SB 5560 |
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Redistricting plans for local government internal districts, deadline:
SB 5013,
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SSB 5013, CH 173 (2021) |
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School district bonds and payment levies, at least 55% of voters to authorize:
SB 5386, SJR 8204 |
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School district bonds and payment levies, simple majority to authorize:
HB 1226, HJR 4200 |
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School districts, boards of directors, qualifications for candidates for:
HB 1842, SB 5340, SSB 5340 |
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Security information and continuity of operations plan, disclosure exemption:
HB 1068,
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ESHB 1068, CH 26 (2021) |
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Special elections, resolutions calling for, deadline for:
SB 5540 |
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State elective officers, canvassing vote of, joint legislative session for:
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HCR 4401 (2021) |
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Surveys, signatures on returned voter ballot envelopes from 2022 general election, survey of:
SB 5679 |
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Vacancies, U.S. house or senate, special primary and election, dates and special filing periods for:
SB 5540 |
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Video recordings, of mail-in ballot and ballot inspection/duplication/counting center election activities:
HB 2005 |
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Voters and voting, measures to increase voter confidence and determine number of cases of improper voting:
SB 5434, SB 5679 |
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Voters and voting, student engagement hubs, influencing or interfering with voter in or near:
HB 1716,
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ESHB 1716, CH 69 (2022) |
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Voters and voting, student engagement hubs, modifying:
HB 1003 |
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Voters and voting, voter confidence act:
SB 5434, SB 5679 |
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Voters' pamphlets, for service/overseas voters, distribution with ballots:
HB 1357 |
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Voters' pamphlets, for service/overseas voters, mailing or electronically sending pamphlets at voter's request:
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ESHB 1357, CH 193 (2022) |
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Voters' pamphlets, local, statements for/against measures, committees for:
HB 1628 |
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Voters' pamphlets, state, elections law violations warning and information in:
SB 5650, SSB 5650 |
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Voters' pamphlets, state/local, candidate statements/photographs and statements for/against measures:
EHB 1453 |
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Voters' pamphlets, state/local, various provisions:
EHB 1453 |
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Voters, desiring to vote at polling place, identification and other requirements and procedures:
HB 1377 |
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Voters, registered, statewide voter registration database, forensic audit provisions of:
HB 2115 |
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Voters, signatures/phone numbers/email addresses on correction forms/ballot envelopes, disclosure exemption:
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HB 1953, CH 140 (2022) |
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Voting rights act, cost recovery under, political subdivision reimbursement to provide, when:
HB 1156, SHB 1156, SB 5597, SSB 5597, E2SSB 5597 |
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Voting rights act, covered practices in covered jurisdictions, governing body/attorney general requirements:
SB 5597, SSB 5597, E2SSB 5597 |
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Voting rights act, special elections under, in even- or odd-numbered years:
HB 1727, SHB 1727 |
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Voting rights act, statewide data repository to serve policy purposes of, establishing:
SSB 5597, E2SSB 5597 |
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Voting rights act, statewide database to serve policy purposes of, establishing:
SB 5597 |
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Voting rights act, vote dilution prohibition and cost recovery mechanism:
SB 5597, SSB 5597, E2SSB 5597 |
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Voting, by mail, eliminating in favor of in-person voting at polling places:
HB 1377 |
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Voting, by mail, eliminating in favor of polling place voting:
SB 5143 |
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Voting, identification for, picture ID requirement and free voter ID program:
SB 5143 |
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Voting, polling place hours and absentee ballot return deadline:
SB 5143 |
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Voting, ranked choice voting work group, creating:
HB 1156, SHB 1156, SB 5584, SSB 5584 |
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Voting, ranked choice, as local government option, when:
HB 1156, SHB 1156, SB 5584, SSB 5584 |
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Voting, ranked choice, in presidential primaries, provisions:
HB 1926, SB 5851 |
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Voting, registration oath and ballot declaration by voter:
HB 1078,
*
ESHB 1078, CH 10 (2021), SB 5086 |
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Voting, registration, and address changes, at division of elections and/or for special election:
HB 1716,
*
ESHB 1716, CH 69 (2022) |
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Voting, registration, application transmission and voter information updating, requirements for timely:
HB 1797 |
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Voting, registration, cancelling of registrations, when, and disposition when cancelled:
HB 2115 |
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Voting, registration, deadline for:
SB 5143 |
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Voting, registration, secure automatic, at department of licensing and other state agencies:
SB 5636, SSB 5636, 2SSB 5636 |
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Voting, registration, security test of system for, under SECURE act:
SB 5382 |
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Voting, registration, voter proof of citizenship for, cancelling registration for lack of, process for restoring:
HB 1796 |
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Voting, registration, voter proof of citizenship for, requirements and options:
HB 1796 |
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Voting, registration, when purchasing a firearm:
HB 2081 |
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Voting, registration/updating, before driver's license/identicard issuance/renewal, affirmation of prompts:
SB 5434, SB 5679 |
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Voting, right to vote, offender not serving sentence in total confinement, automatic restoration of right:
HB 1078,
*
ESHB 1078, CH 10 (2021), SB 5086 |
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Voting, right to vote, women's suffrage day as state legal holiday on March 22:
HB 1485 |
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Voting, rights restoration process, notifying inmates of:
HB 1078,
*
ESHB 1078, CH 10 (2021), SB 5086 |
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Voting, voting center/student engagement hub/ballot drop box, influencing or interfering with voter in or near:
HB 1716,
*
ESHB 1716, CH 69 (2022) |
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Weapons, in election-related offices/facilities, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1618,
*
ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022), SB 5846 |
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ELECTRICIANS AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
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Certification, journey level/specialty electrician, using for-profit technical/trade school experience for work experience for:
SB 5914 |
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Electric vehicles, support equipment, installation by licensed electrical contractors and certified electricians:
HB 1831, SHB 1831 |
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Electrician certificates of competency, journey level, eligibility for examination, requirements:
SB 5599, ESSB 5599 |
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License or certified electrician, for work on property offered for sale within 12 months after purchase, requiring:
*
SSB 5267, CH 51 (2021) |
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License or certified electrician, for work on property offered for sale within 24 months after purchase, requiring:
SB 5267 |
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Specialty electricians, HVAC/refrigeration, split ductless HVAC system branch circuits, working on:
HB 1187 |
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ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS
(See also APPLIANCES; COMPUTERS; ELECTRICIANS AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS; HEATING AND HEATERS; TELECOMMUNICATIONS) |
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Digital electronic equipment repairability task force, Washington state, establishing:
SHB 1801 |
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Digital electronic equipment repairability, commission on, establishing:
HB 1801 |
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Digital electronic equipment, repairability of:
HB 1801, SHB 1801 |
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Digital electronic products, right-to-repair requirements for manufacturers of:
HB 1212, HB 1810, SHB 1810, 2SHB 1810, SB 5795 |
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Efficiency standards, various products:
HB 1619,
*
ESHB 1619, CH 19 (2022) |
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Fans, residential ventilating, energy efficiency standards:
HB 1619,
*
ESHB 1619, CH 19 (2022) |
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Recording equipment, uniform electronic recordation of custodial interrogations act:
HB 1174, HB 1223,
*
SHB 1223, CH 329 (2021) |
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Semiconductor materials, manufacturing/processing of, lowering B&O tax rate:
HB 1858 |
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Tracking device, electronic, crime of cyberstalking involving use of, gross misdemeanor or class C felony:
SB 5628,
*
ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
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EMERGENCIES
(See also EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES; EMERGENCY, STATE OF; FIRST RESPONDERS; NATURAL DISASTERS) |
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Alerts, Amber/Silver, for missing/endangered person, photos/videotapes/records of instance of travel availability:
SSB 5869 |
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|
Care or assistance, nonmedical, at emergency/disaster scene, immunity for rendering:
HB 1209,
*
SHB 1209, CH 66 (2021) |
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|
Drought emergency, issuance of order of, use of moneys from emergency drought response account:
SB 5746, SSB 5746, 2SSB 5746 |
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|
Housing, emergency and permanent supportive, under GMA:
HB 1220, SHB 1220,
*
E2SHB 1220, CH 254 (2021) PV |
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|
Long-term care facilities, comprehensive disaster preparedness plans of:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
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|
Long-term care facilities, epidemic disease preparedness and response for, report and guidelines on:
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
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|
Long-term care facilities/workers, impact of emergency operations on, modifications due to:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
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|
National, grants addressing COVID impacts, B&O/public utility tax exemptions:
HB 1002 |
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|
National, grants addressing COVID impacts, B&O/public utility/retail sales tax exemptions:
HB 1095,
*
SHB 1095, CH 4 (2021) |
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|
National, health-related measures due to, right to decline:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
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|
National, school transportation services during, expanded services/funds allocation during remote instruction:
SB 5128, SSB 5128,
*
E2SSB 5128, CH 234 (2021) |
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|
National/regional, public health, unemployment insurance revisions to aid employees and employer:
HB 1098, HB 1343, SB 5061,
*
ESSB 5061, CH 2 (2021) |
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Preparedness, for a disaster, necessary supplies stockpile, and commodity sourcing for, studying:
HB 1567 |
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|
Shelter communities, temporary emergency, sponsors/managing agencies/services/permits/responsibility plans:
HB 2085, SB 5923 |
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|
Shelters, emergency, in various urban areas, under GMA:
HB 1220, SHB 1220,
*
E2SHB 1220, CH 254 (2021) PV |
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|
Shelters, temporary, for persons experiencing homelessness, cities/counties not required to adopt/enforce codes:
SSB 5923 |
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|
State government expenditures during, 2021-2023 fiscal biennium restrictions:
HB 1027 |
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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES
(See also COVID-19 AND CORONAVIRUS; EMERGENCIES; EMERGENCY, STATE OF; FIRST RESPONDERS; MILITARY DEPARTMENT; NATURAL DISASTERS; ROADS AND HIGHWAYS; TOWING AND TOW TRUCKS; TRAFFIC) |
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|
911 advisory committee, re-creating for 911 implementation and operation throughout state:
HB 1703,
*
SHB 1703, CH 203 (2022), SB 5571 |
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|
911 excise tax, deposits into 911 account for 911 emergency communications system network:
HB 1703,
*
SHB 1703, CH 203 (2022), SB 5571 |
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|
911 statewide emergency communications system, modernizing to next generation 911 system:
HB 1703,
*
SHB 1703, CH 203 (2022), SB 5571 |
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|
911, enhanced service, state coordination office, 988 crisis hotline system role of:
HB 1182, HB 1477, SHB 1477, SB 5209 |
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|
911, enhanced service, state coordination office, 988 crisis hotline/call center hubs/crisis system role of:
*
E2SHB 1477, CH 302 (2021) |
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|
911, enhanced service, state coordination office, certification board in, establishing:
SB 5555 |
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|
911, public safety telecommunicators certification/training program, creating:
*
SSB 5555, CH 286 (2022) |
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|
911, public safety telecommunicators, certification/training program for, establishing certification board to create:
SB 5555 |
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|
911, state coordination office, certification board in, establishing:
*
SSB 5555, CH 286 (2022) |
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988 crisis hotline, coordination with crisis call center hubs and behavioral health crisis response system:
*
E2SHB 1477, CH 302 (2021) |
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|
988 crisis hotline, coordination with crisis hotline centers, 911 systems, and behavioral health crisis system:
HB 1182, HB 1477, SHB 1477, SB 5209 |
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|
988 crisis hotline, nationwide phone number, use by veterans/military members/family members:
SHB 1181,
*
E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022) |
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|
988 crisis system program, repealing 988 line tax and funding from general fund:
SB 5816 |
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|
988 suicide prevention hotline, on signs for certain public works projects:
*
E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022), HB 1600 |
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|
988 suicide prevention hotline, on signs on or near new bridges, when:
HB 1595, SHB 1595, SB 5673, SSB 5673 |
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Ambulance services, authority of county transportation authorities to pay for training of personnel for:
HB 1505 |
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|
Ambulance services, by certain associations in rural areas, personnel:
*
SB 5198, CH 17 (2021) |
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|
Communications systems, emergency, local sales/use tax for, county-city interlocal agreements:
HB 1155,
*
SHB 1155, CH 297 (2021) |
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|
Disaster response account, continuing temporary uses of funds in:
SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
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|
Emergency management council, tribal members, adding:
*
SB 5101, CH 233 (2021) |
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|
Emergency medical personnel, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/omission/etc., action for recovery/damages:
SHB 1341 |
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Emergency medical services providers, interfering with, gross misdemeanor:
HB 1826, SHB 1826, SB 5839, SSB 5839 |
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|
Emergency medical services providers, practicing under provisional emergency services provider certification, when:
*
SHB 1893, CH 136 (2022), SSB 5900 |
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|
Emergency medical services, as permissible use of local sales tax revenues:
SB 5341 |
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|
Emergency medical services, cardiac and stroke emergencies, current system response for, evaluating:
HB 1995, SB 5821,
*
SSB 5821, CH 58 (2022) |
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|
Emergency medical services, emergency services supervisory organizations in diversion centers for:
HB 1276,
*
SHB 1276, CH 69 (2021) |
|
|
Emergency medical services, organ transport vehicles for time urgent organs, definition and requirements:
SB 5724 |
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|
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics, licensed in another state, provisional license for:
SB 5900 |
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|
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics, provisional emergency services provider certification for, when:
*
SHB 1893, CH 136 (2022), SSB 5900 |
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Emergency medical technicians, providing communicable disease collaborative care with public health agencies:
HB 1893,
*
SHB 1893, CH 136 (2022), SB 5754 |
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|
Emergency services vehicles, clearing railroad grade crossings for, when:
SB 5955 |
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Emergency services, theft from local fire/medical, replacing stolen equipment, funds distribution for:
HB 2120 |
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|
Emergency services, theft from, in the first degree, class B felony:
HB 2120 |
|
|
Emergency services, theft from, in the second degree, class C felony:
HB 2120 |
|
|
Flooding, Dec. 2021/Jan. 2022, disaster response account expenditures to support recovery from:
SB 5937 |
|
|
Mobile mental health crisis intervention programs/services, emergency crisis assistance teams for, establishing:
HB 1392 |
|
|
Pandemics, statewide pandemic preparation and response task force and account, establishing:
HB 1340 |
|
|
Pandemics, statewide pandemic response and recovery task force for after-action review, establishing:
SHB 1340 |
|
|
Pandemics/epidemics, local preparedness and response plans for, local health jurisdictions to develop/implement:
HB 1442 |
|
|
Pandemics/epidemics, viral infections/severe disease prevention, health professionals committee, convening:
HB 1442 |
|
|
Paramedics and emergency medical technicians, licensed in another state, provisional license for:
SB 5900 |
|
|
Paramedics and emergency medical technicians, provisional emergency services provider certification for, when:
*
SHB 1893, CH 136 (2022), SSB 5900 |
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Professional rescue doctrine, repealing to allow professional rescuer actions in certain cases of neglect/omission/etc.:
SHB 1341 |
|
|
Professional rescuers, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/omission/conduct, action for recovery/damages:
SHB 1341 |
|
|
Resiliency, statewide disaster resiliency program, developing and administering:
SHB 1147 |
|
|
Weather, extreme weather response grant program for cities/towns/counties:
HB 1620, SHB 1620 |
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EMERGENCY, STATE OF
(See also BUDGETS; COVID-19 AND CORONAVIRUS; EMERGENCIES; EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND SERVICES; NATURAL DISASTERS; UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION; WORKERS' COMPENSATION) |
|
|
Bipartisan approach to legislative authority necessary in continuing emergencies (BALANCE) act of 2022:
SB 5943 |
|
|
Emergency orders, content and duration:
HB 1017, HB 1029, HB 1158 |
|
|
Emergency orders, content and duration, and role of legislature:
HB 1381, HB 1772 |
|
|
Emergency orders, duration:
HB 1020, SB 5039,
*
SCR 8402 (2021) |
|
|
Emergency orders, duration, and role of legislature:
HB 1557, HCR 4402 |
|
|
Emergency orders, health-related measures in, right to decline:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, actions to determine validity of, declaratory and other relief:
HB 1563 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, consolidated emergency assistance program benefits availability:
HB 1151,
*
SHB 1151, CH 9 (2021) |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, construction/certain operations permit exemption during, when:
HB 1436 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, duration of, and role of legislature:
HB 1557, HCR 4402, SB 5943 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, early achievers program temporary suspension in, extending:
SB 5277 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, eviction moratorium, limiting rent increases after expiration of:
SB 5139 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, eviction moratorium, suspending, and aiding tenants and landlords:
HB 1228 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, eviction moratorium, tenant protections in relation to:
HB 1441, SB 5160, SSB 5160,
*
E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, infringement on any constitutional rights by, prohibiting:
HB 1381, SB 5186 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, legislative extension of certain orders:
HB 1381, SB 5943,
*
SCR 8402 (2021) |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, school in-person learning as required option unless prohibited, when:
SB 5464 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, statutory changes in response to:
SB 5113 |
|
|
Emergency orders, limitations due to education modality metrics:
SB 5037 |
|
|
Emergency orders, school in-person learning as required option unless prohibited, when:
SB 5464 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, civil penalties for activity/operations violations under, amnesty for and prohibition of:
HB 1547, SB 5469 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, content/duration/judicial review, and role of legislature:
HB 1029 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, duration of, and role of legislature:
HB 1060, HB 1381, HB 1557, HCR 4402, SB 5909, SB 5943 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, emergency situations covered by, public agency meetings in virtual settings:
HB 1180 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, proclamation 21-14, to be deemed terminated and be rescinded by governor:
SB 5680 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, resolving that proclamation 20-05 be terminated and the COVID-19 state of emergency ended:
SCR 8405 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, school in-person learning as required option unless prohibited, when:
SB 5464 |
|
|
Flooding, Dec. 2021/Jan. 2022, disaster response account expenditures to support recovery from:
SB 5937 |
|
|
Governor's authority during state of emergency, legislation relating to, 2021 session cutoff dates exemption for:
HCR 4402 |
|
|
Health orders, emergency, content and duration:
HB 1004, HB 1017, HB 1029 |
|
|
Health orders, emergency, health-related measures in, right to decline:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
Health orders, emergency, limitations due to education modality metrics:
SB 5037 |
|
|
Health orders, emergency, school in-person learning as required option unless prohibited, when:
SB 5464 |
|
|
Health orders, emergency, situations covered by, public agency meetings in virtual settings:
HB 1180 |
|
|
Health-related measures, right to decline, despite laws/rules/order/directives addressing emergencies/diseases:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
House of representatives, floor proceedings, admittance of members to house facilities, when:
*
HR 4600 (2021), HR 4602,
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021),
*
HR 4610 (2021) |
|
|
House of representatives, floor sessions/committee hearings, member remote participation:
*
HR 4600 (2021), HR 4602,
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021),
*
HR 4610 (2021) |
|
|
Internet, broadband services, provider data caps during state of emergency, prohibiting:
SB 5470 |
|
|
Legislature, 2021 cutoff dates, exempting HB 1557 and state of emergency gubernatorial authority matters from:
HCR 4402 |
|
|
Legislature, joint committee hearings, member remote participation:
*
HCR 4400 (2021) |
|
|
Legislature, joint sessions, member remote participation:
*
HCR 4400 (2021),
*
HCR 4401 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care facilities, communications/resident contact information/stop placement orders/visitation, improving:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care facilities, comprehensive disaster preparedness plans of:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care facilities, epidemic disease preparedness and response for, report and guidelines on:
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care facilities, epidemic disease preparedness and response guidelines for, developing:
SB 5294, SSB 5294 |
|
|
Long-term care facilities, essential support person and resident representative for each resident:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care facilities/workers, impact of emergency operations on, modifications due to:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care providers, during COVID-19 pandemic, life/work/sacrifice of, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4624 (2021) |
|
|
Meetings, public, remote or limited during declared emergency, requirements:
HB 1056, ESHB 1056 |
|
|
Open safe, open now plan, for reopening Washington, presenting Phase 3 regulations applying in all counties:
HB 1553, SB 5473 |
|
|
Public health emergency, B&O tax exemption for businesses closed due to COVID-19:
HB 1520 |
|
|
Public health emergency, business interruption insurance claims, denial, extending period for challenging:
SB 5351 |
|
|
Public health emergency, child care provider license fees during, prohibiting:
SB 5136, SSB 5136,
*
SSB 5151, CH 304 (2021) PV |
|
|
Public health emergency, child care provider license fees during, waiving:
HB 1278 |
|
|
Public health emergency, child care provider professional development/education requirements, suspending:
HB 1278 |
|
|
Public health emergency, child care/early learning providers, early achievers program suspension, extending:
SB 5277 |
|
|
Public health emergency, construction contract clauses waiving/extinguishing rights to damages due to, voiding:
SB 5333 |
|
|
Public health emergency, construction/certain operations permit exemption during, when:
HB 1436 |
|
|
Public health emergency, county elected officials, offices of, electronic media use/continuity of operations:
*
EHB 1271, CH 122 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, COVID-19 public health response account, reenacting:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
|
Public health emergency, customer payment plans/partial arrearages forgiveness and utility public utility tax credit:
SB 5472 |
|
|
Public health emergency, district basic education funds withholding by OSPI for certain noncompliance, prohibitions :
HB 2000 |
|
|
Public health emergency, electric utility conservation targets, when events beyond control prevent meeting of:
HB 1446,
*
SHB 1446, CH 79 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, epidemic/pandemic local preparedness and response plans, and balancing test:
HB 1442 |
|
|
Public health emergency, epidemics/pandemics, health professionals committee, convening:
HB 1442 |
|
|
Public health emergency, federal coronavirus relief funds freed up for reappropriation for recovery from:
HB 1368,
*
ESHB 1368, CH 3 (2021), HB 1467, SB 5344 |
|
|
Public health emergency, federal coronavirus relief funds reappropriation for recovery from:
HB 1334 |
|
|
Public health emergency, federal medicaid matching funds reattribution/reappropriation to free up CRF funds:
*
HB 1367, CH 5 (2021), SB 5343 |
|
|
Public health emergency, frontline employees, DOL driver licensing employees as, for workers' compensation:
*
SB 5875, CH 290 (2022) |
|
|
Public health emergency, frontline employees, for workers' compensation purposes, list of:
SB 5115,
*
ESSB 5115, CH 252 (2021),
*
SB 5875, CH 290 (2022) |
|
|
Public health emergency, fur farming/products manufacturing, spread of COVID via, prohibitions to reduce:
HB 1375 |
|
|
Public health emergency, fur farms, spread of COVID-19 via, fur products sale/trade/distribution prohibitions to reduce:
SB 5708, SB 5973 |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care and behavioral health professionals, workforce expansion programs for:
HB 1504, SHB 1504,
*
E2SHB 1504, CH 170 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care employees unemployment and workers' compensation benefits:
SB 5190,
*
ESSB 5190, CH 251 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care employees, hazard pay retention bonus for, when:
SSB 5911 |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care employees, practicing in COVID units, hazard pay retention bonus for:
SB 5911 |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care laws/regulations, selected, automatic waiver or suspension of, when:
SB 5178 |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care laws/regulations, selected, timely consideration of waiver or suspension of, when:
*
ESSB 5178, CH 268 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care provider personal protective equipment use, reimbursement for:
SB 5169,
*
SSB 5169, CH 94 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care provider use of "known" remedies to prevent/treat/cure COVID-19, when:
HB 2065 |
|
|
Public health emergency, health care workers paid administrative leave during, when:
HB 1242 |
|
|
Public health emergency, income replacement for immigrant workers program, creating:
SB 5438 |
|
|
Public health emergency, injuries resulting from health care during, standard of care law and proof of injury:
SB 5271,
*
SSB 5271, CH 241 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, insurance rates/rules exceptions due to impact of extraordinary life events:
HB 1351, SB 5409 |
|
|
Public health emergency, L&I rules/guidance/policies and penalties imposed on employers, restricting:
HB 1609 |
|
|
Public health emergency, labor standards for, establishing:
SB 5115,
*
ESSB 5115, CH 252 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, labor standards for, personal protective equipment, employer requirements:
SB 5254,
*
SSB 5254, CH 146 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, liquor license fees waiver, unless licensee has violated emergency requirements:
SB 5272,
*
ESSB 5272, CH 6 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, long-term care providers during, life/work/sacrifice of, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4624 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, measures infringing on any constitutional rights, prohibiting enforcement of:
HB 1442 |
|
|
Public health emergency, pandemic leave assistance employee and employer grants, when:
*
E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, personal data regarding, private and public sector privacy:
SB 5062, SSB 5062, 2SSB 5062 |
|
|
Public health emergency, price increases, excessive/unjustified during state of emergency, prohibiting:
SB 5191, ESSB 5191 |
|
|
Public health emergency, property revenue reduction due to COVID emergency, property tax deferral:
HB 1332, SB 5402 |
|
|
Public health emergency, property revenue reduction due to COVID emergency, property tax deferral via payment plan:
*
ESHB 1332, CH 73 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, property value reduction, as destroyed property or due to use restrictions:
SB 5282 |
|
|
Public health emergency, public assistance minimum service expectations/requirements for DSHS's CSD, establishing:
*
E2SHB 2075 (2022) V |
|
|
Public health emergency, public assistance minimum service expectations/requirements for DSHS, establishing:
HB 2075, SHB 2075 |
|
|
Public health emergency, public works contract clauses waiving/extinguishing rights to damages due to, voiding:
SSB 5333 |
|
|
Public health emergency, school immunity from COVID infection-related damage/loss/injury/death claims liability, when:
HB 1338 |
|
|
Public health emergency, school in-person instruction, as required learning option, when:
SB 5464 |
|
|
Public health emergency, school staff paid emergency leave pool:
HB 1992 |
|
|
Public health emergency, school staff paid leave pool:
SHB 1992 |
|
|
Public health emergency, school use of learning assistance program to address academic deficits due to:
HB 1208 |
|
|
Public health emergency, school use of learning assistance program to address academic/nonacademic needs due to:
*
SHB 1208, CH 111 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, schools resuming in-person instruction, prioritizing delivery to certain students:
HB 1366, SHB 1366 |
|
|
Public health emergency, schools, enrichment levies, formulas for, using 2019-2020 enrollments, when:
*
ESHB 1476, CH 221 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, schools, enrichment levies/LEA/LAP allocations, using 2019-2020 enrollments for, when:
HB 1476, HB 1590,
*
SHB 1590, CH 108 (2022), SB 5563, SSB 5563 |
|
|
Public health emergency, schools, enrollment stabilization allocations for local education agencies, when:
HB 1476, HB 1590,
*
SHB 1590, CH 108 (2022), SB 5563, SSB 5563 |
|
|
Public health emergency, schools, learning loss, addressing with grant programs, year-round school, and funding:
2SSB 5147 |
|
|
Public health emergency, small business B&O tax relief during small business excise tax relief period in 2021:
SB 5398 |
|
|
Public health emergency, sport practices/competitions, mandatory mask/COVID-19 testing for, prohibiting, when:
HB 1887 |
|
|
Public health emergency, state employees working from home, expenditures reimbursement/state internet use:
SB 5395, SSB 5395, E2SSB 5395 |
|
|
Public health emergency, state employees working from home, remote working environment work group, establishing:
SSB 5395, E2SSB 5395 |
|
|
Public health emergency, statewide pandemic preparation and response task force and account, establishing:
HB 1340 |
|
|
Public health emergency, statewide pandemic response and recovery task force for after-action review, establishing:
SHB 1340 |
|
|
Public health emergency, student athletes newly recruited, 4-year colleges to reserve 50% of athletic scholarship funding for:
HB 1390 |
|
|
Public health emergency, student learning loss/missed extracurricular activities, bridge year pilot program:
SB 5265, SSB 5265, 2SSB 5265 |
|
|
Public health emergency, student success, 2015 WSU report/recommendations on, updating due to COVID:
HB 1746, SHB 1746 |
|
|
Public health emergency, student transportation services funding, during school remote instruction:
SB 5128, SSB 5128,
*
E2SSB 5128, CH 234 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, telecommunications/broadband services in unserved areas, provided by PUDs/port districts:
*
2SSB 5383, CH 293 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, telecommunications/broadband services provided by PUDs in unserved areas, when:
SB 5383, SSB 5383 |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant protections, and legal representation and landlord assistance:
SB 5160 |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant protections, legal representation, landlord assistance, and pilot program:
SSB 5160 |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant protections, legal representation, landlord mitigation, and pilot program:
*
E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant protections, limiting rent increases after eviction moratorium expiration:
SB 5139 |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant protections, limiting termination and eviction and penalizing unlawful lease provisions:
HB 1236,
*
ESHB 1236, CH 212 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant/landlord protections, emergency rental assistance grant program, creating:
HB 1398 |
|
|
Public health emergency, tenant/landlord protections, resolution/assistance programs and rent repayment:
HB 1228 |
|
|
Public health emergency, unemployment and workers' compensation benefits for health care employees:
SB 5190,
*
ESSB 5190, CH 251 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, unemployment benefits, extended, benefit/eligibility periods and job searches for:
HB 1492, SHB 1492, SB 5425,
*
SSB 5425, CH 107 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, unemployment benefits, forgiven, for certain employers, reimbursement of, when:
HB 1568, SB 5478,
*
ESSB 5478, CH 292 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, unemployment insurance contribution relief for employers:
SB 5171 |
|
|
Public health emergency, unemployment insurance revisions to aid employees and employers during:
HB 1098, HB 1343, SB 5061,
*
ESSB 5061, CH 2 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, wage liens for employee wage claims, Washington wage recovery act:
HB 1369, SB 5355,
*
ESSB 5355, CH 102 (2021) |
|
|
Public health emergency, WISHA violations, civil penalties when emergency proclamation in effect, prohibiting:
HB 1244 |
|
|
Public health emergency,, secondary traumatic stress in K-12 workforce, model policy/procedure to address:
HB 1363,
*
SHB 1363, CH 129 (2021) |
|
|
Resiliency, statewide disaster resiliency program, developing and administering:
SHB 1147 |
|
|
Resiliency, Washington state office of, establishing, and creating advisory board within office:
HB 1147 |
|
|
Roadmap to Recovery, phase 2, places/organizations reopening/resuming at:
HB 1321, SB 5114 |
|
|
Roadmap to Recovery, reverting county to more restrictive phase, COVID-19 vaccine equitable dose allocation before:
HB 1580, SB 5484 |
|
|
Rule making, agency amending/repealing in response/relating to state of emergency, restricting:
HB 1381 |
|
|
Rule making, by board of education, emergency waivers of private school hours/days requirements:
*
EHB 1131, CH 8 (2021) |
|
|
Rule making, during state of emergency, agencies restricted to executing certain provisions:
HB 1381 |
|
|
Rule making, emergency, agency adoption in response/relating to state of emergency, prohibiting:
HB 1381 |
|
|
Rule making, emergency, duration and adoption in sequence, and role of legislature:
HB 1013, HB 1158 |
|
|
Rule making, emergency, duration and oral comment hearing:
HB 1029 |
|
|
Rule making, emergency, limitations due to education modality metrics:
SB 5037 |
|
|
Rule making, to enforce emergency order, health-related measures in, right to decline:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
Rule making, to enforce emergency order, legislative approval before:
SB 5100 |
|
|
Safety/health, new requirements during emergency, safety grant program for employers:
HB 1097,
*
ESHB 1097, CH 253 (2021), SB 5090 |
|
|
Senate, floor and committee action, emergency parliamentary rules:
*
SR 8601 (2021) |
|
|
Senate, floor and committee action, emergency parliamentary rules, amending:
*
SR 8630 (2022) |
|
|
Senate, legislative session rules/procedures, for remote participation, adoption process:
*
SR 8600 (2021) |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccination documents, forged/falsified, possession/use of, misdemeanor/felony:
SB 5667 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccination proof for access to public places, prohibiting government from requiring:
HB 1570 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, employees terminated or who left work due to mandate, unemployment compensation:
SB 5864 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, employees terminated or who resigned due to declining, restoring to employment:
SB 5680 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, equitable dose allocation before reverting county to more restrictive Roadmap phase:
HB 1580, SB 5484 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, exemption for employees with positive antibody test:
SB 5681 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, freedom to choose whether to receive:
SB 5682 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, if added to list of school-required vaccines, exempting child using DOH form:
SB 5682 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, if added to school-required vaccines, nonbinding without district adoption:
SB 5777 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, natural immunity verified by antibody test as alternative to proof of:
SB 5681 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, planning/preparing/deploying using freed-up federal coronavirus funds:
HB 1368,
*
ESHB 1368, CH 3 (2021), SB 5344 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, prioritizing school teachers and classified/private school staff for receipt of:
HB 1420 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, provider to inform patient of potential adverse reactions before administration:
SB 5836 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccines, limiting new hospital information reporting duties to COVID patient care and:
SB 5420 |
|
|
Vaccination, law/rule/order requiring receipt of, prohibitions and exemption:
HB 1065 |
|
|
Vaccination, obligations waiver or suspension requiring, prohibition:
HB 1006 |
|
|
Vaccination, right to decline, despite laws/rules/orders/directives addressing emergencies/diseases:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
Vaccination, role of emergency medical technicians via collaborative care with public health agencies:
HB 1893,
*
SHB 1893, CH 136 (2022), SB 5754 |
|
|
Vaccination, rule/ordinance/order/policy requiring receipt for COVID of, prohibiting:
HB 1720, SB 5144 |
|
|
Vaccination, vaccination proof for access to public places, prohibiting government from requiring:
SB 5683 |
|
|
Vaccination, vaccine in limited supply, health care entity providing privileged access to, prohibiting:
SB 5418 |
|
|
Vaccination/antibody status, legislators, segregation of/discrimination against/privileged status for, prohibiting:
HB 1695 |
|
|
Washington rescue plan transition account, reenacting:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES
(See also COLLECTIVE BARGAINING; CONTRACTORS; LABOR; PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION; WAGES AND HOURS; WORKER TRAINING AND WORKFORCE NEEDS) |
|
|
Abusive work environments, subjecting employee to, as unfair labor practice:
HB 1935 |
|
|
Agricultural workers, agricultural labor work group, establishing:
HB 1516 |
|
|
Agricultural workers, employer exemption from payment of overtime to, removing:
HB 1516,
*
ESSB 5172, CH 249 (2021) |
|
|
Agricultural workers, modifying overtime compensation requirement to include, when:
HB 1516,
*
ESSB 5172, CH 249 (2021) |
|
|
Agricultural workers, overtime compensation for 50+ hours during special circumstance weeks:
HB 1750 |
|
|
Agricultural workers, specific needs of farmworkers, comprehensive study of, conducting:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
|
|
Agricultural workers, temporary housing for farmworkers, sales/use tax exemptions for, expanding:
SB 5396, SSB 5396,
*
2SSB 5396, CH 250 (2021) |
|
|
Agricultural workers, with mental health stresses/suicidal thoughts, agricultural community mental health hotlines for:
HB 1434 |
|
|
Airports, municipal, minimum labor standards enactment, when:
*
SB 5385, CH 106 (2021) |
|
|
Bullying, subjecting employee to abusive work environments, as unfair labor practice:
HB 1935 |
|
|
Cannabis, employee screening test indicating, terminating or not hiring person due to, prohibiting:
SB 5517 |
|
|
Clean energy transition workforce account, creating:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
|
Construction workers, direct contractor liability for subcontractor-owed wages and benefits/contributions for:
SB 5278 |
|
|
Discharge of employee, reasons for and effective date of, employer to provide to employee:
SB 5130, SSB 5130 |
|
|
Discrimination/harassment/retaliation/wage or hour violation/sexual assault by employer, certain agreements, void:
HB 1795,
*
ESHB 1795, CH 133 (2022) |
|
|
Employee assistance programs, employee's participation and information, prohibiting certain employer actions:
SB 5564,
*
SSB 5564, CH 11 (2022) |
|
|
Employers, internal transfer offer to employee to include hourly or salary compensation:
SB 5761 |
|
|
Employers, L&I safety/health rules/guidance/policies and penalties imposed on, restricting:
HB 1609 |
|
|
Employers, postings for job openings, disclosing hourly or salary and other compensation and benefits in:
SB 5761 |
|
|
Employers, postings for job openings, disclosing wage scale/salary range and benefits/other compensation in:
*
ESSB 5761, CH 242 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, for railroad workers, and related employment protections:
SB 5065, ESSB 5065, 2SSB 5065 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, actuarial services, office of, establishing:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, applicants to disclose if leave related to COVID-19 pandemic:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, applying for benefits and receiving predetermination:
SB 5649 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, approved voluntary plans, list of employers that have:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, collective bargaining, in connection with:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, eligibility during public health emergency:
SB 5115 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, eligibility for coverage, expanding:
HB 1073, SHB 1073, SB 5097,
*
ESSB 5097, CH 232 (2021) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, employee premium rate, decreasing:
HB 2031, SB 5873 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, employees eligible but with too few hours worked, grants for employers and:
*
E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, family and medical leave insurance account, maintaining solvency/stability of:
SB 5959 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, implementation of, performance audit analyzing:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, information from employer reports, private/confidential:
*
HB 1613, CH 18 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, leave used in postnatal period, requirements:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, legislative task force on paid family and medical leave insurance premiums, establishing:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, solvency surcharge, using certain funds to eliminate:
SB 5959 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, transportation network companies and drivers application of, studying:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, transportation network companies, drivers for:
HB 2076 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, using after death of family member, when:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, unpaid, pre-2020 rights, liabilities, and obligations:
*
HB 1087, CH 59 (2021) |
|
|
Family/medical leave, pandemic leave assistance employee and employer grants, when:
*
E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
|
|
Farmworkers, L&I administration of various matters applicable to, performance audits of:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
|
|
Farmworkers, specific needs of, comprehensive study of, conducting:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
|
|
Farmworkers, temporary housing for, sales/use tax exemptions for, expanding:
SB 5396, SSB 5396,
*
2SSB 5396, CH 250 (2021) |
|
|
Fruit/vegetables, manufacturer B&O tax exemption, employment/labor/civil rights adjudications disclosure for:
HB 1285, SB 5281 |
|
|
Harassment and/or discrimination nondisclosure requirement, prohibiting:
SB 5520 |
|
|
Hard-to-place job seekers, B&O and public utility tax credits for employers hiring:
SB 5358, SSB 5358, SB 5954, SB 5986 |
|
|
Health care employees, hazard pay retention bonus for, when:
SSB 5911 |
|
|
Health care employees, practicing in COVID units, hazard pay retention bonus for:
SB 5911 |
|
|
Health care employees, surgical smoke during procedures, smoke evacuation systems to remove:
HB 1779,
*
SHB 1779, CH 129 (2022) |
|
|
Health emergencies, public, protective devices/equipment during, requirements for employers:
SB 5115, SB 5254,
*
SSB 5254, CH 146 (2021) |
|
|
Health emergency labor standards, establishing:
SB 5115,
*
ESSB 5115, CH 252 (2021) |
|
|
Health-related measures, restricting employment participation due to declining to comply with, prohibiting:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
Hospitality industry, new employees hired for new positions, B&O tax credits for:
SB 5515, SSB 5515 |
|
|
Immediate employment programs, for persons experiencing homelessness, grant program for establishing, creating:
HB 2132 |
|
|
Labor rights, countries that provide, as eligible to sell for use or provide transportation fuels in state, criteria and list:
HB 1551 |
|
|
Leave, paid administrative, for health care workers during public health emergency, when:
HB 1242 |
|
|
Leave, paid sick and emergency child care leave for all employees during public health emergency:
SB 5115 |
|
|
Leave, paid sick or emergency child care leave, employers meeting requirements, tax credits for:
SB 5115 |
|
|
Leave, paid sick, verification of absences, requirements imposed by certain employers, restricting:
SB 5559 |
|
|
Leave, volunteer firefighters firefighting for certain political subdivisions or the state, requirements:
*
SSB 5384, CH 105 (2021) |
|
|
Leave, volunteer firefighters firefighting for fire protection district, requirements:
SB 5384 |
|
|
Liquor manufacturers/producers, production facilities of, allowing employees 18 to 20 years of age to work in:
HB 1483, SHB 1483, SB 5479 |
|
|
Marijuana, employee screening test indicating, terminating or not hiring person due to, prohibiting:
SB 5517 |
|
|
Military spouses, employment of, assistance for and removal of barriers to:
HB 1592 |
|
|
Military spouses, employment of, termination of employment contract:
HB 1592 |
|
|
Personnel file, complete copy of, employer to furnish to employee within 14 days:
SB 5130, SSB 5130 |
|
|
Retaliation by employer, nondisclosure/nondisparagement agreements, void and unenforceable:
HB 1795,
*
ESHB 1795, CH 133 (2022) |
|
|
Space force, reserve members of, military leave of absence for:
HB 1625 |
|
|
Temporary workers, protection of, staffing agency and worksite employer requirements for:
HB 1206,
*
SHB 1206, CH 37 (2021), SB 5218 |
|
|
Temporary workers, with nonimmigrant visa, long-term services/supports trust program exemption:
HB 1733,
*
ESHB 1733, CH 2 (2022) |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, employees terminated or who left work due to mandate, unemployment compensation:
SB 5864 |
|
|
Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine, employees terminated or who resigned due to declining, restoring to employment:
SB 5680 |
|
|
Vaccination, law/rule/order requiring receipt as employment condition, prohibitions and exemption:
HB 1065 |
|
|
Vaccination, rule/ordinance/order/policy requiring receipt for COVID of, prohibiting:
HB 1720, SB 5144 |
|
|
Vehicles of employees, employer searches of, prohibitions:
HB 1257 |
|
|
Warehouse distribution centers, employees subject to quotas, rights/health/safety of, and employer requirements:
SB 5891, SSB 5891 |
|
|
Whistleblower qui tam actions on behalf of state agency:
HB 1076, SHB 1076, 2SHB 1076 |
|
|
Wineries, production facilities of, allowing employees 18 to 20 years of age to work in:
*
HB 1289, CH 123 (2021), SB 5477 |
|
|
Workers, working in WA but residing outside WA, long-term services/supports trust program exemption:
HB 1733,
*
ESHB 1733, CH 2 (2022) |
|
|
Workforce housing, affordable, infrastructure/facilities, public facilities sales/use tax revenue use for:
*
SB 5868, CH 175 (2022) |
|
|
Working families fiscal impact statements, in fiscal notes, creating:
HB 2006 |
|
|
Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, annual remittance reductions rate adjustment:
*
HB 1888, CH 33 (2022) |
|
|
Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, clarifications/technical corrections:
*
EHB 2096, CH 41 (2022), SB 5963 |
|
|
Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, expanding eligibility/increasing remittance:
HB 2015 |
|
|
Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, updating and simplifying:
HB 1297,
*
ESHB 1297, CH 195 (2021), HB 1319, SB 5387, SB 5424 |
|
|
Working families' tax exemption, replacing "exemption" with "credit" and "remittance" with "refund":
*
EHB 2096, CH 41 (2022), SB 5963 |
|
|
Workplace resources, domestic violence and, task force on, convening:
*
HB 1315, CH 43 (2021) |
|
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPARTMENT
(See also EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; LABOR; UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION) |
|
|
Claim adjudicators, for unemployment insurance claims, training program for, ESD role:
HB 1487, SHB 1487, SB 5193,
*
ESSB 5193, CH 271 (2021) |
|
|
Claims, for unemployment insurance, data dashboard, emergency drills, and certain phone lines, ESD role:
HB 1487, SHB 1487,
*
ESSB 5193, CH 271 (2021) |
|
|
Claims, for unemployment insurance, effective/equitable processing of, measures to ensure, ESD role:
HB 1487, SHB 1487,
*
ESSB 5193, CH 271 (2021) |
|
|
Claims, for unemployment insurance, monitoring of job search contacts and activities, ESD role:
HB 1493,
*
SHB 1493, CH 82 (2021), SB 5427, SSB 5427 |
|
|
Claims, for unemployment insurance, unemployment insurance legislative work group, establishing, ESD role:
SHB 1487 |
|
|
Employers, violations by, audits and penalties for, ESD role:
HB 1474, SHB 1474 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, actuarial services, office of, establishing, ESD role:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, applicants to disclose if leave related to COVID-19 pandemic:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, applying for benefits and receiving predetermination:
SB 5649 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, approved voluntary plans, list of employers that have:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, collective bargaining, in connection with:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, eligibility during public health emergency:
SB 5115 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, eligibility for coverage, expanding:
HB 1073, SHB 1073, SB 5097,
*
ESSB 5097, CH 232 (2021) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, employee premium rate, decreasing:
HB 2031, SB 5873 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, employees eligible but with too few hours worked, grants for employers and:
*
E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, family and medical leave insurance account, maintaining solvency/stability of:
SB 5959 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, implementation of, performance audit analyzing:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, information from employer reports, private/confidential:
*
HB 1613, CH 18 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, leave used in postnatal period, requirements:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, legislative task force on paid family and medical leave insurance premiums, establishing:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, solvency surcharge, using certain funds to eliminate:
SB 5959 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, transportation network companies and drivers application of, studying:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, transportation network companies, drivers for:
HB 2076 |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, using after death of family member, when:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, unpaid, pre-2020 rights, liabilities, and obligations:
*
HB 1087, CH 59 (2021) |
|
|
Family/medical leave, pandemic leave assistance employee and employer grants, when:
*
E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term care reinsurance association, Washington, creating:
HB 1913, SB 5939 |
|
|
Long-term care reinsurance program, Washington, establishing:
HB 1913, SB 5939 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, beneficiaries residing outside WA:
HB 1596, HB 1742 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, employee with long-term care insurance, exemption for:
HB 1742 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, exempting certain populations:
HB 1733,
*
ESHB 1733, CH 2 (2022) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, exempting recent graduates:
HB 1599 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, exempting retired and retirement-eligible veterans, ESD role:
SB 5611 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, exempting veterans with service-connected disability:
HB 2012 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, financial products to replace, joint select committee to study:
SB 5503 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, hardship exemption from:
HB 1597 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, implementation of, delaying:
HB 1732,
*
SHB 1732, CH 1 (2022) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, implementation of, modifications:
HB 1732,
*
SHB 1732, CH 1 (2022) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, information from employer reports, private/confidential:
*
HB 1613, CH 18 (2022) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, modifications:
HB 1323,
*
SHB 1323, CH 113 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, premiums for, refunding, when:
HB 1732,
*
SHB 1732, CH 1 (2022) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, premiums, wage amounts subject to assessment for:
HB 1742 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, refunds for deceased persons with dependent with developmental disability:
SB 5672 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, repealing:
HB 1594, SB 5234, SB 5769, SB 5965 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, repealing and replacing:
SB 5503 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, repealing and replacing with WA long-term care reinsurance program:
HB 1913, SB 5939 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, self-employed persons electing coverage:
HB 1323,
*
SHB 1323, CH 113 (2021) |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, transportation network companies/drivers application of, studying:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, unclaimed benefit units transfer:
HB 1598 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, unprocessed exemption application, excluding from assessment:
SB 5737 |
|
|
Military spouse employment act, ESD role:
HB 1592 |
|
|
Railroad workers, protections for, ESD role:
ESSB 5065 |
|
|
Railroad workers, safe leave act and related protections for, ESD role:
SB 5065 |
|
|
Railroad workers, Shahraim C. Allen safe leave act and other protections, ESD role:
2SSB 5065 |
|
|
Social security numbers, used as personal identifiers by ESD, replacing, when:
HB 1455,
*
SHB 1455, CH 80 (2021) |
|
|
Transportation network companies/drivers, application of Titles 50/50A/50B RCW on, studying, ESD role:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
ENERGY
(See also AIR QUALITY AND POLLUTION; ENERGY FACILITY SITE EVALUATION COUNCIL; UTILITIES; UTILITIES AND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION) |
|
|
Alternative energy facilities, decommissioning of, facility agreements to include plans/financial assurance for:
EHB 1964 |
|
|
Alternative energy facilities, moratorium on EFSEC/governor actions on pending siting recommendations:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Alternative energy facility siting, joint select committee on, establishing:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Alternative energy resources, equipment/products for producing/retaining energy from, facilities for, siting of:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Alternative energy siting inequity, report on:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Blackouts, rolling/inadequacy events, risk of, utilities/stakeholders meetings to address:
HB 1527 |
|
|
Building standards, energy-related, state energy performance standard, repealing:
SB 5985 |
|
|
Building standards, energy-related, use of biosolar, agrivoltaic, and blue/green roof systems:
SB 5732 |
|
|
Buildings, residential, state energy code for, delaying implementation and reviewing to decrease compliance burdens:
SB 5928 |
|
|
Buildings, residential, state energy code for, home affordability cost analysis of changes to:
ESHB 1770 |
|
|
Buildings, residential, state energy code for, statewide residential reach code adoption as alternative to adopting:
HB 1770, ESHB 1770, SB 5669 |
|
|
Buildings, residential/nonresidential construction, net energy consumption reduction under state energy codes for:
HB 1770, ESHB 1770, SB 5669 |
|
|
Buildings, residential/nonresidential, net energy consumption reduction, net-zero readiness:
ESHB 1770 |
|
|
Buildings, tier 2 covered, state energy management/benchmarking requirement for:
HB 1774, SB 5722,
*
SSB 5722, CH 177 (2022) |
|
|
Clean energy product manufacturing facilities, as clean energy projects, definitions/proposals/reviews/appeals:
HB 2002 |
|
|
Clean energy product manufacturing facilities, siting of, energy facility site evaluation council role:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Clean energy projects, for infrastructure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, proposals/reviews/appeals:
HB 2002 |
|
|
Clean energy transformation act, electric utility projects under, resources analysis/advisory opinion:
SB 5168 |
|
|
Clean energy transformation act, impact on electric utility customer bill total, disclosure of:
HB 1327, SB 5363 |
|
|
Clean energy transformation act, Washington, repealing:
SB 5985 |
|
|
Clean energy transition workforce account, creating:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
|
Clean energy, least-conflict priority clean energy project siting program, initiating and carrying out:
SB 5415 |
|
|
Clean energy, Washington sustainable transformative recovery opportunities for the next generation act:
HB 1513, SB 5373 |
|
|
Clean heat act, concerning gas company clean heat transition plans and regulatory changes:
HB 1766, SB 5668 |
|
|
Commercial property assessed clean energy and resiliency (C-PACER) program, assessments and liens:
SB 5862,
*
SSB 5862, CH 101 (2022) |
|
|
Conservation projects, distributed energy resources deployment, state agencies/school districts:
HB 1768 |
|
|
Conservation projects, distributed energy resources deployment, state agencies/school districts/municipalities:
*
SHB 1768, CH 128 (2022) |
|
|
Conservation, tree planting and utility cool roof programs for:
HB 1114,
*
SHB 1114, CH 11 (2021) |
|
|
Conservation/efficiency opportunities, for single-/multi-family rental housing, roles of owner and utility:
HB 1125, HB 1498, SB 5295 |
|
|
Efficiency standards, various products:
HB 1619,
*
ESHB 1619, CH 19 (2022) |
|
|
Electrical transmission facilities, as clean energy projects for energy infrastructure, proposals/reviews/appeals:
HB 2002 |
|
|
Electrical transmission facilities, construction/reconstruction/enlarging of:
SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Electricity, all-electric energy systems, public policy of the state to include use of:
*
HB 1280, CH 178 (2022) |
|
|
Electricity, high-efficiency electric heat pumps and other equipment:
HB 1084, SHB 1084, SB 5093 |
|
|
Electrification, building/transportation system, resource adequacy for, utilities/stakeholders meetings to address:
HB 1527 |
|
|
Electrification, targeted, including plans for, public electric utility engagement in:
HB 1767, SB 5666 |
|
|
Energy efficiency account, reenacting and amending:
SB 5616 |
|
|
Energy efficiency account, reenacting and amending, and continuing temporary uses of funds in:
SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
|
Energy independence act, impact on electric utility customer bill total, disclosure of:
HB 1327, SB 5363 |
|
|
Energy independence act, repealing:
SB 5985 |
|
|
Ericksen, Doug, former state representative and senator, life and legislative energy policy accomplishments of, honoring:
*
SR 8639 (2022) |
|
|
Hog fuel, sales and use tax exemptions, extending expiration of:
HB 1387, HB 1924 |
|
|
Hydropower, fee structure for, extending expiration:
*
EHB 1931, CH 139 (2022) |
|
|
Investment projects, small or advanced nuclear reactors, sales/use tax deferrals, extending expiration of:
SB 5244 |
|
|
Nuclear fuel, spent, U.S. GAO recommendations for managing, urging congress and DOE to implement:
SJM 8007 |
|
|
Nuclear technology, small or advanced reactors, as eligible investment projects, sales/use tax deferrals:
SB 5244 |
|
|
Renewable energy facilities, solar/wind, property taxes, exemption from and payment of fee in lieu of, when:
HB 1921 |
|
|
Renewable energy facilities, solar/wind/storage, true/fair value for property taxation of, guidance for county assessors:
ESHB 1921 |
|
|
Renewable energy facilities, valuation for property taxation of, guidance for county assessors for:
*
SSB 5910, CH 292 (2022) |
|
|
Renewable energy production incentive program, community and shared commercial solar projects:
HB 1814 |
|
|
Renewable energy production incentive program, reopening for residential-scale systems:
SB 5493 |
|
|
Renewable energy system cost recovery program, modifications:
HB 1814, SHB 1814,
*
2SHB 1814, CH 212 (2022), SB 5493 |
|
|
Renewable energy/energy efficiency technology, energy efficiency account, reenacting and amending:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
|
Renewable power, electric utility requirements for use of, impact on customer bill totals, disclosure of:
HB 1327, SB 5363 |
|
|
Renewable resources, storage facilities for electricity from, sales/use tax deferral:
HB 1988, SB 5744 |
|
|
Renewable/nonemitting resources projects, declaratory order/utility petition:
SB 5678,
*
SSB 5678, CH 92 (2022) |
|
|
Renewable/nonemitting resources, electric utility proposed projects, analysis and advisory opinion:
SB 5168 |
|
|
Renewable/nonemitting resources, power plant complying with emission standards as not violating policy regarding:
SB 5872 |
|
|
Resource adequacy, electric generation, rolling blackouts/inadequacy events, addressing:
HB 1623,
*
SHB 1623 (2022) V |
|
|
Rural clean energy and resilience, report on:
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Solar canopies, commercial property with parking lot or other area for, sales/use tax deferral, when:
SB 5714,
*
ESSB 5714, CH 161 (2022) |
|
|
Solar energy facilities, property taxes, exemption from and payment of fee in lieu of, when:
HB 1921 |
|
|
Solar energy facilities, true/fair value for property taxation of, guidance for county assessors:
ESHB 1921 |
|
|
Solar, community and shared commercial projects, access to:
HB 1814, SHB 1814,
*
2SHB 1814, CH 212 (2022) |
|
|
Solar, community projects, program for utility electricity purchases from:
HB 1046 |
|
|
Solar, community solar incentive program, establishing:
HB 1814, SHB 1814,
*
2SHB 1814, CH 212 (2022) |
|
|
Solar, facilities sited on certain agricultural lands, not eligible for expedited processing by EFSEC:
SB 5206 |
|
|
Solar, manufacturers of systems and components, lowering B&O tax rate to 0.00:
SB 5422, SB 5440, SB 5769 |
|
|
Solar, manufacturers of systems and components, preferential B&O tax rate, extending expiration of:
SB 5792,
*
ESB 5849, CH 172 (2022) |
|
|
Solar, photovoltaic module stewardship/takeback program, delaying certain implementation dates:
*
HB 1393, CH 45 (2021) |
|
|
Storage facilities, electricity or renewable/green electrolytic hydrogen, or carriers for, sales/use tax deferral:
SHB 1988,
*
2SHB 1988, CH 185 (2022) |
|
|
Storage facilities, electricity or renewable/green electrolytic hydrogen, sales/use tax deferral:
SSB 5744 |
|
|
Storage facilities, for renewable resource electricity, sales/use tax deferral:
HB 1988, SB 5744 |
|
|
Storage facilities, siting of, energy facility site evaluation council process for:
SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Urban heat island effects, mitigating with shade tree and cool roof programs:
HB 1114,
*
SHB 1114, CH 11 (2021) |
|
|
Urban heat island effects, stormwater permittee monitoring of impact on salmon via permit:
HB 1211 |
|
|
Water power, hydropower fee structure, extending expiration:
*
EHB 1931, CH 139 (2022) |
|
|
Wind energy facilities, property taxes, exemption from and payment of fee in lieu of, when:
HB 1921 |
|
|
Wind energy facilities, true/fair value for property taxation of, guidance for county assessors:
ESHB 1921 |
|
|
Wind turbine blades, stewardship and takeback program, developing:
SB 5174, SSB 5174, SB 5492 |
|
ENERGY FACILITY SITE EVALUATION COUNCIL
(See also FUELS; UTILITIES) |
|
|
Alternative energy facilities, moratorium on EFSEC/governor actions on pending siting recommendations:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Alternative energy facility siting, joint select committee on, establishing:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Alternative energy siting inequity, report on:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Clean energy product manufacturing facilities, siting of, EFSEC role:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Clean energy projects, opting in to EFSEC review and certification process, procedures and requirements:
SB 5415 |
|
|
Energy storage facilities, siting of, opting into EFSEC process for:
SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Fossil fuels, dependence on, EFSEC role in reducing:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Hydrogen, renewable or electrolytic, and energy storage facilities, opting into EFSEC review/certification:
SB 5910 |
|
|
Least-conflict priority clean energy project siting program, EFSEC to initiate:
SB 5415 |
|
|
Membership, changes to:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV, SB 5415 |
|
|
Operations of council, revising:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV, SB 5415 |
|
|
Powers/duties/functions performed for EFSEC by UTC, transferring to EFSEC:
HB 1812, SHB 1812,
*
E2SHB 1812, CH 183 (2022) PV |
|
|
Solar energy facilities, sited on certain agricultural lands, not eligible for expedited processing by EFSEC:
SB 5206 |
|
ENTERPRISE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT
(See also CAPITAL PROJECTS ADVISORY REVIEW BOARD; STATE AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS) |
|
|
Art works on capitol campus grounds, major, removal/relocation process and work group for, DES role:
SB 5570 |
|
|
Businesses, small, awarding of public works and procurement contracts to, provisions concerning, role of DES:
SB 5458 |
|
|
Capitol building lands, DES role, modifying statutory provisions:
EHB 2073 |
|
|
Capitol campus design technical advisory work group, renaming capitol campus design advisory committee as:
EHB 2073 |
|
|
Copy paper, for state agency purchasing, certified as responsibly sourced by certification entity, DES role:
ESHB 1518 |
|
|
Electric vehicles, plug-in, electricity consumed at state office locations, reporting requirement, modifying, DES role:
SB 5896 |
|
|
Life-cycle cost analysis, in design of public facilities, guidelines to include all-electric energy systems:
*
HB 1280, CH 178 (2022) |
|
|
Personal protective equipment, vendors of, database of, DES role:
SB 5302, SSB 5302 |
|
|
Risk management, office of, digital data breach reimbursement claims program, creating:
SB 5462 |
|
|
Risk management, office of, law enforcement use of force data collection role:
HB 1092, SB 5259 |
|
|
State capitol committee, as interbranch advisory committee of state government, re-establishing, DES role:
EHB 2073 |
|
|
State patrol workforce, consultant for tasks related to, procurement process for hiring, DES role:
HB 2057,
*
SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
|
ENVIRONMENT
(See also AIR QUALITY AND POLLUTION; CLIMATE; ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY; FISH; HYDRAULIC PERMITS AND PROJECTS; SOLID WASTE) |
|
|
Biodiversity, national strategy for, calling on federal government to establish:
SJM 8009 |
|
|
Building materials manufacturing, environmental product declarations, buy clean and buy fair Washington act:
HB 1103, SHB 1103, SB 5366 |
|
|
Building materials, for state public works, global warming potentials/environmental product declarations for:
SB 5659 |
|
|
Environmental mitigation sites, state highway/DOT properties that are, conveyance to tribal governments, when:
*
HB 1934, CH 184 (2022), SB 5930 |
|
|
Environmental protection, expanding model toxics control act purpose to include:
SB 5857 |
|
|
Fish passage barriers, culvert and other correction projects, DOT to forgo review, when:
HB 1606 |
|
|
Fish passage barriers, DOT correction projects, environmental permitting process for:
SB 5207, SB 5381,
*
SSB 5381, CH 289 (2021) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, analyses by state agencies, when:
SB 5141 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, analysis by agencies as part of Washington climate commitment act:
SB 5126 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, assessment by agencies as part of Washington climate commitment act:
SSB 5126,
*
E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
|
|
Justice, environmental, assessments by state agencies, when:
SSB 5141,
*
E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental health disparities map, developing and maintaining further:
SB 5141, SSB 5141,
*
E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental health disparities, state agency obligation/actions to reduce:
SSB 5141,
*
E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental health inequities, state agency obligation/actions to reduce:
SB 5141 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental justice and economic equity panel, establishing:
HB 1577 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental justice and equity advisory panel, establishing:
SB 5126, SSB 5126 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental justice council, duties:
*
E2SSB 5842, CH 181 (2022) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental justice council, duties when established:
HB 1513,
*
E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental justice council, establishing:
SB 5141, SSB 5141,
*
E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, environmental justice ombuds, office of, creating:
SB 5141 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, health disparities/justice/equity focused tools to identify wildfire-impacted communities:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
*
2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, in climate commitment act as modified:
*
E2SSB 5842, CH 181 (2022) |
|
|
Justice, environmental, review for assuring greenhouse gas emissions reductions under climate commitment act:
SSB 5126,
*
E2SSB 5126, CH 316 (2021) PV |
|
|
Justice, environmental, review of fish passage barrier correction projects, DOT to forgo:
HB 1606 |
|
|
Justice, environmental, tree planting programs for energy conservation in support of:
*
SHB 1114, CH 11 (2021) |
|
|
Organic materials management, comprehensive provisions for:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
|
|
Policy, environmental, repealing energy independence act, clean energy transformation act, and climate commitment act:
SB 5985 |
|
|
Policy, environmental, repealing state energy performance standard and clean fuels program:
SB 5985 |
|
|
Preservation/protection of environment/natural resources, rights of all people in relation to, constitutional amendment:
HJR 4205 |
|
|
Project permitting and review processes, for clean energy projects:
HB 2002 |
|
|
Project permitting and review processes, for local projects, developing options for streamlining:
SSB 5380 |
|
|
Right to clean/healthy environment, and state/political subdivisions as natural resources trustees:
HJR 4209, SJR 8210 |
|
|
SEPA, administrative/judicial appeals, exemption for city middle housing types-related regulations/actions:
HB 1782, SB 5670, SSB 5670 |
|
|
SEPA, administrative/judicial appeals, exemption for city/county accessory dwelling units authorization:
HB 1337 |
|
|
SEPA, administrative/judicial appeals, exemption for various city/county GMA nonproject actions:
SHB 1099, E2SHB 1099 |
|
|
SEPA, appeals, exemption for various city actions to increase residential building capacity:
*
SSB 5818, CH 246 (2022) |
|
|
SEPA, compliance with, for certain countywide policy/plans/development regulations, determinations of:
SB 5368, SSB 5368 |
|
|
SEPA, development costs, for transit-oriented development under GMA:
SB 5312 |
|
|
SEPA, exemptions, categorical, city or county establishment for infill development, various provisions:
HB 2066, SHB 2066 |
|
|
SEPA, exemptions, categorical, initial application as sufficient to prove:
SB 5041 |
|
|
SEPA, exemptions, categorical, involving single-family/multifamily residential project types/units:
SB 5818,
*
SSB 5818, CH 246 (2022) |
|
|
SEPA, exemptions, habitat recovery pilot program for fish habitat restoration projects:
SHB 1382,
*
E2SHB 1382, CH 75 (2021) |
|
|
SEPA, exemptions, temporary shelters or transitional encampments for homeless, permit actions to site, when:
SB 5428, ESSB 5428 |
|
|
SEPA, review/appeals, exemption for various city actions to increase residential building capacity:
SB 5818 |
|
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
(See also AIR QUALITY AND POLLUTION; CLIMATE; ENERGY; ENVIRONMENT; HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; HAZARDOUS WASTE; HEALTH AND SAFETY, PUBLIC; SOLID WASTE; WATER POLLUTION) |
|
|
Asphalt plants, odor control plan and best management practices for, work group for developing, creating:
SHB 1057 |
|
|
Batteries, large format, possible battery stewardship program participation by producers of:
HB 1896, SHB 1896 |
|
|
Batteries, portable and medium-format, battery stewardship organizations and plans, producer participation in:
HB 1896, SHB 1896 |
|
|
Biodegradable products, labeling supported by national/international test methods:
HB 1686, SB 5852 |
|
|
Climate commitment act, Washington, repealing:
SB 5985 |
|
|
Cosmetic products, marketed to women of color and with potentially harmful ingredients, plan for testing:
HB 1853, SB 5480, SB 5703, SSB 5703, 2SSB 5703 |
|
|
Cosmetic products, toxic chemicals in, prohibitions:
SSB 5703, 2SSB 5703 |
|
|
Cosmetic products, toxic chemicals in, prohibitions, and manufacturer information disclosure requirements:
HB 1853, SB 5480, SB 5703 |
|
|
Disparities, environmental health disparities map, developing and maintaining further:
SB 5141, SSB 5141,
*
E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
|
|
Disparities, environmental health disparities map, using in connection with greenhouse gas emissions reduction:
HB 1577 |
|
|
Disparities, environmental health disparities map, using to avoid creating/worsening disparities:
*
SHB 1114, CH 11 (2021) |
|
|
Disparities, environmental health, state agency actions to reduce:
SSB 5141,
*
E2SSB 5141, CH 314 (2021) |
|
|
Disparities, environmental health/justice/equity focused tools to identify wildfire-impacted communities:
HB 1168, SHB 1168,
*
2SHB 1168, CH 298 (2021) |
|
|
Fashion retail sellers and manufacturers, environmental and social due diligence policies disclosure by:
SB 5904 |
|
|
Greenhouse gas emissions, outdoor recreation and climate adaptation account, creating:
HB 1823 |
|
|
Hydrofluorocarbons, as refrigerants, reducing greenhouse gas emissions from:
HB 1050, SHB 1050,
*
E2SHB 1050, CH 315 (2021) |
|
|
Inequities, environmental health, state agency actions to reduce:
SB 5141 |
|
|
Landscaping equipment, all-electric, zero-emission incentive and exchange pilot program, establishing:
SB 5543 |
|
|
Lawn equipment, all-electric zero-emission, sales of discounted new, B&O tax credit for:
SSB 5543 |
|
|
Methane emissions from landfills, limits and collection/control systems, new chapter:
HB 1663 |
|
|
Methane emissions from municipal landfills, limits and collection/control systems, new chapter:
SHB 1663,
*
E2SHB 1663, CH 179 (2022) |
|
|
Methane emissions from organic material solid waste, reducing:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
|
|
Model toxics control act, expanding purpose to include environmental protection:
SB 5857 |
|
|
Model toxics control capital account, grant/loan program for local government remedial cleanup actions, modifying:
*
SB 5895, CH 102 (2022) |
|
|
Model toxics control capital account, increasing revenue deposits from tax on petroleum products into:
SB 5857 |
|
|
Model toxics control operating account, moneys in, purposes of:
SB 5857 |
|
|
Model toxics control stormwater and water infrastructure account, renaming MTC stormwater account as:
SB 5857 |
|
|
New title in 2020, reorganization/recodification that created, RCW citation corrections due to:
*
EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021) |
|
|
Noise control, noise standards for providers of essential services on receiving property, establishment/procedures:
SB 5876 |
|
|
Olefins, from methanol manufactured from natural gas, products containing, prohibitions:
SB 5494 |
|
|
Packaging and paper products, producer responsibility organizations for, provisions governing:
HB 2003, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
|
|
PFAS chemicals, priority consumer products for, identification of:
HB 1694,
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ESHB 1694, CH 264 (2022) PV |
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PFAS chemicals, priority consumer products for, to include firefighting personal protective equipment:
HB 1694,
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ESHB 1694, CH 264 (2022) PV |
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PFAS substances, surface/groundwater contamination by, requesting federal monitoring/mitigation assistance:
SJM 8001 |
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Plastic packaging/film/food service/other products, compostable/noncompostable, labeling to indicate:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
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E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5731 |
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Plastic products, biodegradable, labeling supported by national/international test methods:
HB 1686, SB 5852 |
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Plastic products, postconsumer recycled content, minimum, requirements for:
HB 1932, HB 2003, SB 5658, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
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Plastic products/packaging, tubs/thermoform containers/single-use cups, postconsumer recycled content:
HB 1932, HB 2003, SB 5658, SB 5697, SSB 5697 |
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Refrigerants, hydrofluorocarbons and others, management of:
HB 1050, SHB 1050,
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E2SHB 1050, CH 315 (2021) |
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Transportation fuels, clean fuels program, repealing:
SB 5985 |
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Water systems, public, acquisition and rehabilitation program for, climate resilience element role of:
SB 5626, SSB 5626 |
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Water systems, public, fluoridation of drinking water in, requirements:
HB 1684, SHB 1684, SB 5587 |
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Water systems, public, group A community, climate resilience element to be part of system plans for:
SSB 5626 |
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Water systems, public, group A, climate resilience element to be part of system plans for:
SB 5626 |
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EQUITY, WASHINGTON STATE OFFICE
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Boards and commissions, community participation on, reducing barriers to, office role:
SB 5105, SSB 5105 |
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Cannabis social equity program, prioritizing applicants and reviewing applications for licenses, office role:
HB 2022, SHB 2022 |
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Cannabis social equity program, roster of mentors for technical assistance, approval through office:
HB 2022, SHB 2022 |
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Community advisory board, within office, creating:
SB 5105, SSB 5105 |
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Community reinvestment account/community reinvestment plan, office role:
2SHB 1827 |
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Digital equity forum, Washington, establishing, office role:
2SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723,
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E2SHB 1723, CH 265 (2022) |
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Disabilities, persons with, representation on task forces/committees/etc., role of office:
HB 1566, HB 1802 |
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Environmental justice and equity advisory panel, establishing, office role:
SB 5126, SSB 5126 |
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Equity impact statements for bills and other proposed legislation, office training role:
HB 1264, SHB 1264, SB 5274 |
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Farming, equity in, historically underrepresented farmers/ranchers, ensuring inclusion of, when, office role:
HB 1395, SHB 1395 |
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Implementation of office, equity task force to evaluate:
SB 5105 |
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Implementation of office, institute for public policy to evaluate:
SSB 5105 |
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Office, appointment of director and agency diversity/equity/inclusion liaisons/plans role:
SB 5105, SSB 5105 |
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Oral health, fluoridation/unmet needs, oral health equity assessment in relation to, conducting, office role:
HB 1684, SHB 1684, SB 5587 |
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State patrol workforce, consultant for tasks related to, procurement process for hiring, office role:
*
SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
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State patrol, diversity, equity, and inclusion strategic recruitment and retention plan, office role:
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SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
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State patrol, diversity/equity/inclusion in workforce of, approaches for strengthening, office role:
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SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
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Task force, recommendations:
SSB 5105 |
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Task force, recommendations and role of:
SB 5105 |
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ESTATES, TRUSTS, AND PROBATE
(See also TAX PREFERENCES - EXEMPTIONS, CREDITS, DEDUCTIONS, DEFERRALS, ETC.; TAXES - ESTATE) |
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Fiduciary income and principal act, uniform:
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SB 5132, CH 140 (2021) |
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Guardians, certified professional, training course curriculum and materials, availability for copying/disclosure:
HB 1977 |
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Guardianship, conservatorship, and other protective arrangements act, effective date, clarifying references to:
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EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021) |
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Guardianship, conservatorship, or other protective arrangement, discharge from acute care hospital to:
HB 2083 |
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Minor guardianships, various provisions, modifying:
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SB 5788, CH 243 (2022) |
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Powers of appointment, repealing/recodifying chapter:
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SB 5132, CH 140 (2021) |
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Powers of appointment, uniform powers of appointment act:
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SB 5132, CH 140 (2021) |
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Principal and income act, Washington, repealing and replacing:
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SB 5132, CH 140 (2021) |
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Wills, electronic, uniform electronic wills act:
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SB 5132, CH 140 (2021) |
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ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT
(See also EXECUTIVE ETHICS BOARD; JUDICIAL CONDUCT, COMMISSION ON; LEGISLATIVE ETHICS BOARD) |
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Higher education faculty, state resources acceptable private uses/more than de minimis costs within job requirements:
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SB 5854, CH 173 (2022) |
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Legislators, attendance at nongovernmental events, using public moneys for, prohibiting:
HB 1946 |
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Legislators/staff, use of public resources, allowing activities with legislative nexus, definition and requirements:
HB 2046,
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SHB 2046, CH 37 (2022) |
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State officers/employees, former, postemployment restrictions and disclosure statements:
SB 5170, SSB 5170 |
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EVIDENCE
(See also CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS COUNCIL) |
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Blood sample, from driver or pedestrian killed in traffic accident, analysis of, use as evidence:
SSB 5098 |
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Interrogations, in custody, use of deception by officers, inadmissibility of statement due to:
HB 1690 |
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Search/seizure, unconstitutional, excluding evidence due to, attenuation exception/intervening circumstances:
SB 5709 |
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Search/seizure, unconstitutional, excluding evidence due to, good faith exception:
SB 5521 |
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EXECUTIVE ETHICS BOARD
(See also ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT) |
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State officers/employees, former, postemployment restrictions and disclosure statements, board role:
SB 5170, SSB 5170 |