Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
LABOR
 (See also AGRICULTURE; COLLECTIVE BARGAINING; EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; HEALTH CARE FACILITIES; HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS AND PROVIDERS; HOSPITALS; PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION; WAGES AND HOURS; WORKER TRAINING AND WORKFORCE NEEDS; WORKERS' COMPENSATION) |
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Airports, municipal, minimum labor standards enactment, when:
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SB 5385, CH 106 (2021) |
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Blacklisting, as prohibited practice, revisions to:
HB 1005 |
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Bullying, subjecting employee to abusive work environments, as unfair labor practice:
HB 1935 |
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Cannabis, employee screening test indicating, terminating or not hiring person due to, prohibiting:
SB 5517 |
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Construction workers, direct contractor liability for subcontractor-owed wages and benefits/contributions for:
SB 5278 |
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Consultants, for labor relations, local government expenditures for:
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SB 5002, CH 148 (2022) |
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Domestic violence and workplace resources, task force on, convening:
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HB 1315, CH 43 (2021) |
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Employee assistance programs, employee's participation and information, prohibiting certain employer actions:
SB 5564,
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SSB 5564, CH 11 (2022) |
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Employees, discharged by employer, written employer statement of reason and date:
SB 5130, SSB 5130 |
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Employees, personnel file, employer to furnish complete copy to employee within 14 days:
SB 5130, SSB 5130 |
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Employees, temporary, protection of, staffing agency and worksite employer requirements for:
HB 1206,
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SHB 1206, CH 37 (2021), SB 5218 |
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Employer discrimination/harassment/retaliation/wage or hour violation/sexual assault, certain agreements, void:
HB 1795,
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ESHB 1795, CH 133 (2022) |
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Ergonomics regulations, home office working practices related to, regulation of, prohibiting:
EHB 1837 |
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Ergonomics regulations, regulation of working practices related to musculoskeletal injuries, prohibition of, repealing:
EHB 1837 |
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Family and medical leave, for railroad workers, and related employment protections:
SB 5065, ESSB 5065, 2SSB 5065 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, actuarial services, office of, establishing:
SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, applicants to disclose if leave related to COVID-19 pandemic:
SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, applying for benefits and receiving predetermination:
SB 5649 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, approved voluntary plans, list of employers that have:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, collective bargaining, in connection with:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, eligibility during public health emergency:
SB 5115 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, eligibility for coverage, expanding:
HB 1073, SHB 1073, SB 5097,
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ESSB 5097, CH 232 (2021) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, employee premium rate, decreasing:
HB 2031, SB 5873 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, employees eligible but with too few hours worked, grants for employers and:
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E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, family and medical leave insurance account, maintaining solvency/stability of:
SB 5959 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, implementation of, performance audit analyzing:
SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, information from employer reports, private/confidential:
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HB 1613, CH 18 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, leave used in postnatal period, requirements:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, legislative task force on paid family and medical leave insurance premiums, establishing:
SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, paid, solvency surcharge, using certain funds to eliminate:
SB 5959 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, transportation network companies and drivers application of, studying:
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ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
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Family and medical leave, paid, transportation network companies, drivers for:
HB 2076 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, using after death of family member, when:
SB 5649, SSB 5649,
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2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
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Family and medical leave, unpaid, pre-2020 rights, liabilities, and obligations:
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HB 1087, CH 59 (2021) |
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Family/medical leave, pandemic leave assistance employee and employer grants, when:
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E2SHB 1073, CH 109 (2021) |
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Farmworkers, L&I administration of various matters applicable to, performance audits of:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
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Farmworkers, specific needs of, comprehensive study of, conducting:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
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Fruit/vegetables, manufacturer B&O tax exemption, employment/labor/civil rights adjudications disclosure for:
HB 1285, SB 5281 |
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Health care employees, hazard pay retention bonus for, when:
SSB 5911 |
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Health care employees, practicing in COVID units, hazard pay retention bonus for:
SB 5911 |
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Health emergency labor standards, establishing:
SB 5115,
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ESSB 5115, CH 252 (2021) |
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Health emergency labor standards, personal protective equipment, employer requirements:
SB 5254,
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SSB 5254, CH 146 (2021) |
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Hiring/promoting/conferring tenure, higher education institution policies/practices prohibiting discrimination when:
SB 5877, SSB 5877 |
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Indian farmers and farm laborers, nonviolent protest in India of, honoring:
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SR 8625 (2021) |
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Marijuana, employee screening test indicating, terminating or not hiring person due to, prohibiting:
SB 5517 |
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Military spouses, employment of, termination of employment contract:
HB 1592 |
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Musculoskeletal injuries, home office working practices related to, regulation of, prohibiting:
EHB 1837 |
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Musculoskeletal injuries, working practices related to, prohibition on regulating, repealing:
EHB 1837 |
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Procurement/contracting, state, suppliers of building materials for public works, labor standards for:
SB 5659 |
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Rights, countries that provide, as eligible to sell for use or provide transportation fuels in Washington, criteria:
HB 1551 |
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Safety/health, L&I rules/guidance/policies, limiting to OSHA equivalence:
HB 1609 |
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Safety/health, musculoskeletal injuries, home office working practices related to, regulation of, prohibiting:
EHB 1837 |
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Safety/health, musculoskeletal injuries, working practices related to, prohibition on regulating, repealing:
EHB 1837 |
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Safety/health, new requirements during emergency, safety grant program for employers:
HB 1097,
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ESHB 1097, CH 253 (2021), SB 5090 |
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Safety/health, order restraining condition of employment/practice, violations, employer and worker recourse:
HB 1097,
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ESHB 1097, CH 253 (2021), SB 5090 |
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Safety/health, workplace, fire protection district training/resources to mitigate injuries/reduce harm in calls responded to:
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SB 5338, CH 19 (2021) |
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Statistics reports, by department of labor and industries, disclosure limitations, removing penalties provision:
SB 5098, SSB 5098 |
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Trafficking, labor, extending statute of limitations and increasing fine for human trafficking:
SB 5945 |
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Trafficking, labor, indigenous survivors of, services and resources for, grant funding to provide and support:
HB 1571,
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SHB 1571, CH 251 (2022) |
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Trafficking, labor, informational posters in safety rest areas, modifying requirements:
HB 2077, SHB 2077 |
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Trafficking, labor, using commercial vehicle in committing, disqualification from driving commercial vehicle for life:
SB 5631 |
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Trafficking, labor, using motor vehicle in committing, disqualification from driving commercial vehicle for life:
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SSB 5631, CH 51 (2022) |
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Trafficking, labor, victims of, aged, blind, or disabled program eligibility for:
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HB 1748, CH 208 (2022) |
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Unfair practices, requiring harassment and/or discrimination nondisclosure:
SB 5520 |
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Unfair practices, subjecting employee to abusive work environment as:
HB 1935 |
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Unions, compelling employee speech on matters of public concern, prohibiting, when:
SB 5111 |
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Warehouse distribution centers, employees subject to quotas, rights/health/safety of, and employer requirements:
SB 5891, SSB 5891 |
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Whistleblower qui tam actions on behalf of state:
HB 1076, SHB 1076, 2SHB 1076 |
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WISHA violations, civil penalties for, imposing when emergency proclamation in effect, prohibiting:
HB 1244 |
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WISHA, waiving/modifying finding of violation when action to avoid loss of life/serious injury was justified:
HB 1745 |
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LABOR AND INDUSTRIES, DEPARTMENT
(See also APPRENTICES AND APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS; APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING COUNCIL, WASHINGTON STATE; CONTRACTORS; LABOR; PUBLIC WORKS; WORKERS' COMPENSATION) |
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Agricultural labor work group, establishing, L&I role:
HB 1516 |
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Apprentices and apprenticeship programs, expanding and increasing sustainability of, L&I role:
SB 5600, SSB 5600,
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E2SSB 5600, CH 156 (2022) |
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Apprentices, state registered, retention of, barriers and challenges to, L&I to study:
SB 5600, SSB 5600,
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E2SSB 5600, CH 156 (2022) |
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Assault, of a child, examination of suspected victim of, L&I to pay all costs:
SB 5814,
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SSB 5814, CH 171 (2022) |
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Assault, sexual, examination of state resident victim by out-of-state facility, reimbursement of costs, L&I role:
HB 1916, SHB 1916 |
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Crime victims' compensation program, examination for suspected assault of a child, L&I to pay all costs:
SB 5814,
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SSB 5814, CH 171 (2022) |
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Electrician certificates of competency, journey level, eligibility for examination, requirements, L&I role:
ESSB 5599 |
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Farmworkers, L&I administration of various matters applicable to, JLARC performance audits of:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
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Health emergency labor standards, establishing, department role:
SB 5115,
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ESSB 5115, CH 252 (2021) |
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Health-related measures, in order/directive, right to decline to comply when ordered by L&I agent/officer:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
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Health/safety standards, L&I rules/guidance/policies, limiting to OSHA equivalence:
HB 1609 |
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Hospital staffing plans, review and violations, L&I role:
HB 1868, SHB 1868, E2SHB 1868, SB 5751 |
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Industrial insurance, medical examinations, worker recording of and worker-chosen observer at, L&I role:
SHB 1763 |
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Kennedy, Vickie, assistant director for insurance services, honoring:
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SR 8648 (2022) |
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Labor statistics reports, by department, disclosure limitations, removing penalties provision:
SB 5098, SSB 5098 |
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Rules/guidance/policies/penalties, L&I authority during public health emergency, limiting:
HB 1609 |
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Rural hospitals, high school student certified nursing assistants/trainees utilization pilot programs, L&I role:
SB 5892, SSB 5892 |
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Social security numbers, used as personal identifiers by L&I, replacing, when:
HB 1455,
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SHB 1455, CH 80 (2021) |
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Transportation fuels, countries eligible to sell for use or provide in Washington, criteria for and list of, L&I role:
HB 1551 |
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Whistleblower qui tam actions on behalf of department:
HB 1076, SHB 1076, 2SHB 1076 |
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WISHA, waiving/modifying finding of violation when action to avoid loss of life/serious injury was justified, L&I role:
HB 1745 |
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Worker's compensation, disparity in benefits based on marital status, L&I to study:
SSB 5835 |
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Workers, Washington income replacement for immigrant workers program, creating, L&I role:
SB 5438 |
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LAKES AND RESERVOIRS
(See also BOATS AND BOATING; FISHING; HYDRAULIC PERMITS AND PROJECTS; SHORELINES AND SHORELINE MANAGEMENT) |
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Model toxics control act, expanding purpose to include increased resiliency for aquatic resources:
SB 5857 |
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State's lands/waters, conserving 30% by 2030, creating 30 by 30 commission and 30 by 30 plan for:
SB 5962 |
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Stock watering, riparian landowner de minimus surface water diversion for, notice requirement:
SSB 5882 |
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Stock watering, riparian, clarifying existing legal right to access surface water for:
HB 2106, SB 5882, SSB 5882 |
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LAND USE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
(See also ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; ENVIRONMENT; GROWTH MANAGEMENT; HOMES AND HOUSING; IMPACT FEES; WATER RIGHTS) |
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Affordable housing, permitting process for construction of, removing redundancies and streamlining:
HB 2049 |
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Building permits, applications for, after three reviews/information requests, deeming complete:
SB 5380 |
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Building permits, applications for, submitted with engineered plans, deeming complete:
SB 5243 |
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Decisions, land use, judicial review of, transfer to court of appeals, when:
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SB 5225, CH 305 (2021) |
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Impacted communities, community preservation and development authorities for, board membership:
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EHB 1471, CH 47 (2021) |
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Project permits, applications for, after three reviews/information requests, deeming complete:
SB 5380 |
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Project permits, exemption from requirement for, when:
HB 1436 |
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Project permitting and review processes, for local projects, developing options for streamlining:
SSB 5380 |
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State lands, state lands development authorities, authorizing formation of:
HB 1173, SHB 1173,
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2SHB 1173, CH 259 (2022) |
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LANDLORD AND TENANT
(See also HOMES AND HOUSING; MANUFACTURED HOUSING AND MOBILE HOMES) |
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COVID-19, impact of, prospective tenant protections in relation to:
HB 1441 |
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COVID-19, impact of, tenant and landlord protections in response to:
HB 1228, HB 1398, SB 5160, SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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COVID-19, impact of, tenant protections in response to:
HB 1236,
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ESHB 1236, CH 212 (2021), SB 5160, SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Damage to rental unit, checklist of existing damage and documentation for retaining deposit, requirements:
HB 1300, SHB 1300 |
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Eviction moratorium, governor's, after expiration of, various technical/other changes:
SB 5576 |
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Eviction moratorium, governor's, suspending, and aiding tenants/landlords to preserve rental housing:
HB 1228 |
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Eviction moratorium, lodging facilities housing long-term guests under, property tax exemption:
SB 5556 |
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Eviction moratorium, lodging facility operators housing long-term guests under, reimbursing for legal costs:
SB 5556 |
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Eviction notice/summons forms, and processes/programs, various technical changes to:
SB 5576 |
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Eviction prevention rental assistance program, creating:
HB 1277, SHB 1277,
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E2SHB 1277, CH 214 (2021), SB 5279 |
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Eviction prevention, document-recording surcharge revenue for:
HB 1277, SHB 1277,
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E2SHB 1277, CH 214 (2021), SB 5279 |
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Eviction resolution pilot program, for rent nonpayment cases, establishing via dispute resolution centers:
SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Eviction resolution pilot program, for rent nonpayment cases, various modifications:
SB 5576 |
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Eviction resolution pilot program, superior court/dispute resolution center, unlawful detainer actions reporting by:
SB 5260, SSB 5260 |
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Landlord mitigation program, provisions:
HB 1593,
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SHB 1593, CH 196 (2022), SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Landlords, landlord-tenant acts or rental agreement violations or unfair/deceptive/etc. acts/practices by, civil action:
HB 2023 |
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Landlords, protections and notice requirements in response to COVID-19 pandemic for:
HB 1228, HB 1398, SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Landlords, rental assistance programs access for, during COVID-19 pandemic:
SB 5160, SSB 5160 |
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Notice, service of, sending copy by email to tenant on behalf of landlord or to landlord by tenant, when:
HB 2105, SHB 2105 |
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Rent increases, after expiration of governor's eviction moratorium, limiting:
SB 5139 |
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Rent increases, more than 3 percent above base rent, notice requirement and tenant right to terminate tenancy:
HB 1904 |
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Rent increases, more than 7.5 percent above base rent, notice requirement and tenant right to terminate tenancy:
SHB 1904 |
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Rent payment, late fees for nonpayment of rent, limiting:
HB 1904, SHB 1904 |
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Rent payment, personal check/cashier's check/money order, landlord acceptance of, requiring:
SB 5749,
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SSB 5749, CH 95 (2022) |
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Rent payment, submitting payments by mail, requirements for landlords:
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SSB 5749, CH 95 (2022) |
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Rent payment, through electronic means only, rental agreement provision requiring, prohibiting:
SB 5749,
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SSB 5749, CH 95 (2022) |
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Rental assistance, emergency rental assistance grant program and account, creating:
HB 1228, HB 1398 |
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Rental assistance, eviction prevention rental assistance program, creating:
HB 1277, SHB 1277,
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E2SHB 1277, CH 214 (2021), SB 5279 |
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Rental assistance, information in eviction resolution pilot program notice and resource information form:
SB 5576 |
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Rental assistance, special lodging excise tax use for:
HB 1069 |
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Rental housing, conservation/energy efficiency opportunities to reduce tenant's energy burden, owner role:
HB 1125, HB 1498, SB 5295 |
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Security deposit, fee in lieu of, when tenant opts to pay, landlord requirements and options:
HB 1515, ESHB 1515, HB 2064,
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ESHB 2064, CH 81 (2022) |
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Security deposit, full deposit or full deposit in 3 installments or monthly fee in lieu of, options and requirements:
HB 2064,
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ESHB 2064, CH 81 (2022) |
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Tenancy, terminating to flee act of violence, landlord mitigation program role:
HB 1593,
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SHB 1593, CH 196 (2022) |
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Tenancy, termination of, after governor's eviction moratorium, restrictions and prohibitions:
SB 5160, SSB 5160 |
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Tenancy, termination of, limiting reasons for eviction and:
HB 1236,
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ESHB 1236, CH 212 (2021) |
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Tenancy, termination of, with 20-day notice, by tenant due to COVID-19:
SB 5160, SSB 5160 |
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Tenancy, termination of, written notice period for landlords and tenants, increasing:
HB 1228 |
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Tenancy, termination of, written notice period for landlords, increasing:
HB 1236,
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ESHB 1236, CH 212 (2021) |
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Tenants, civil action in superior court when landlord violates landlord-tenant statutes, process for:
HB 2023 |
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Tenants, indigent, unlawful detainer proceedings, virtual representation by attorney and participation:
SB 5576 |
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Tenants, prospective or current, use of arrest/conviction history to deny housing to, restricting:
HB 2017 |
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Tenants, prospective, unpaid rent-based discrimination against, prohibiting after eviction moratorium:
HB 1441 |
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Tenants, protections for, enforcement of, various provisions, modifying:
HB 2023 |
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Tenants, protections for, limiting termination/eviction reasons and penalizing unlawful lease provisions:
HB 1236,
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ESHB 1236, CH 212 (2021) |
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Tenants, protections for, to include repayment plans and assistance program:
HB 1398 |
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Tenants, protections for, to include repayment plans and resolution and assistance programs:
HB 1228 |
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Tenants, protections for, to include repayment plans, right to counsel, dispute resolution:
SB 5160 |
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Tenants, protections for, to include repayment plans, right to counsel, dispute resolution, and pilot program:
SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Unlawful detainer actions, in relation to COVID-19 pandemic, tenant protections:
HB 1228, HB 1236,
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ESHB 1236, CH 212 (2021), HB 1398, SB 5160, SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Unlawful detainer actions, rent nonpayment, dispute resolution centers/eviction resolution pilot program:
SSB 5160,
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E2SSB 5160, CH 115 (2021) PV |
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Unlawful detainer actions, rent nonpayment, dispute resolution centers/eviction resolution pilot program, reports:
SB 5260, SSB 5260 |
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Unlawful detainer actions, rent nonpayment, eviction resolution pilot program/rental assistance information:
SB 5576 |
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Utilities, city/town services for tenants, collection of delinquent charges after governor's proclamation expires:
SHB 1421 |
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Utilities, city/town services for tenants, collection of delinquent charges, when:
HB 1421, SHB 1421 |
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Utilities, city/town services for tenants, prohibiting collection of delinquent charges from owner, when:
HB 1421, SHB 1421 |
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Wear resulting from ordinary use of the premises, defining:
HB 1300, SHB 1300 |
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LAW ENFORCEMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL
(See also CAPITOL CAMPUS, STATE; CRIMES; CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING COMMISSION; CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; FIREARMS; FIRST RESPONDERS; FISH AND WILDLIFE, DEPARTMENT; FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS COUNCIL; RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS; SHERIFFS AND POLICE CHIEFS, WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF (WASPC)) |
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Abusive language use toward and insulting/taunting of peace officer, adding to crime of disorderly conduct, when:
HB 1575 |
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Agencies, local in WA, funding and staffing levels of, studying:
HB 1787 |
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Agencies, new-hire/retention/body camera programs funding awards, one-time:
HB 1787 |
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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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Arresting, and releasing or detaining, uniform pretrial release and detention act concerning:
SB 5307 |
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Assault, sexual, cases of, annual review program for, including role of prosecutors, CJTC role:
HB 1916, SHB 1916 |
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Assault, sexual, training for officers investigating/prosecuting cases and interacting with victims, CJTC role:
HB 1916, SHB 1916 |
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Assaulting officer, as assault in 3rd degree in furtherance of riot or unlawful assembly, class B felony:
SB 5310, SB 5522 |
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Badge, intentionally covering identifying information on, prohibiting officer from:
HB 1054 |
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Behavioral health disorders, law enforcement arresting of persons with, alternatives to:
HB 1499, SHB 1499, HB 1578,
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ESB 5476, CH 311 (2021) PV |
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Cameras, body worn and vehicle dashboard camera data management system pilot grant program, establishing:
SB 5455 |
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Cameras, body worn, agency establishment/expansion of programs, grant program for, developing:
HB 1845 |
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Cameras, body worn, unredacted copy of recording, providing to defendant's attorney, and improper redisclosure:
HB 1991, SHB 1991 |
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Cameras, traffic safety, automated, images of specific instance of travel, law enforcement search warrant for:
SB 5869, SSB 5869 |
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Chokehold or neck restraint, peace officer use of, prohibition:
HB 1054,
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ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
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Chokehold or neck restraint, peace officer use of, prohibition, exception to:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
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City police, civil service and officers, hiring/qualifications/probationary period for:
SB 5089, SSB 5089 |
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Combatting violence, disorder, and looting and law enforcement protection act:
SB 5310 |
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Community-police engagement, safe streets pilot project for:
SB 5353,
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ESSB 5353, CH 327 (2021) |
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Controlled substances act, civil asset forfeiture under, seizing agency recordkeeping/reporting/burden of proof:
SB 5733, SSB 5733, 2SSB 5733 |
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Cyber harassment, of criminal justice participant, class C felony:
SB 5628,
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ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
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Cyber harassment, of law enforcement agency employee, class C felony:
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ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
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Cyberstalking, of law enforcement officer, class C felony:
SB 5628,
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ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
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Discipline process, ombuds reports after completion of, as nonmandatory subject of collective bargaining:
SB 5436, SSB 5436 |
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Discipline, civilian review of, collective bargaining agreements preventing, prohibiting:
SB 5055 |
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Discipline, disciplinary grievance arbitration, arbitrators for:
SB 5055,
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SSB 5055, CH 13 (2021) |
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Discipline, for misconduct, arbitration for, prohibiting:
SB 5134 |
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Discipline, for misconduct, community oversight boards, establishment and role of:
HB 1203, SHB 1203 |
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Discipline, for misconduct, discharge of officer for, when:
SB 5134 |
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Discipline, for misconduct, imposing after investigation, political subdivisions to establish procedures for:
SB 5134 |
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Diversity of agencies, professional development outreach grant program:
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HB 1001, CH 52 (2021) |
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Dogs, canine teams, model policy for training and use of, work group to develop, convening:
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
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|
Dogs, unleashed, peace officer use of, prohibitions:
HB 1054 |
|
|
Drug offenses, controlled substance/counterfeit/legend drug/marijuana, drug diversion database, access to:
HB 1892 |
|
|
Election-related offices/facilities, firearms/weapons in, officer exemption from prohibition of:
HB 1618,
*
ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022), SB 5846 |
|
|
Facial recognition technology, agency obtaining or use of, prohibiting:
SB 5104 |
|
|
Fallen officers of Washington state, honoring and remembering:
*
HR 4626 (2021) |
|
|
Fallen officers of Washington state, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Fish and wildlife enforcement program, adequate commissioned personnel/funding/resources for, maintaining:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Fish and wildlife officers, marine resources/public safety protection duties, 25 percent of field deployed officers for:
HB 2110 |
|
|
Fish and wildlife officers, outreach/retention, recruitment/new-hire/retention programs, establishing:
HB 1787 |
|
|
Force, deadly, by peace officers, agency requirements compliance audits:
HB 1089, SHB 1089,
*
E2SHB 1089, CH 319 (2021), SB 5069 |
|
|
Force, deadly, by peace officers, office of independent investigations, establishing:
HB 1267,
*
ESHB 1267, CH 318 (2021) |
|
|
Force, deadly, by peace officers, permissible use of:
HB 1310, SHB 1310,
*
E2SHB 1310, CH 324 (2021), HB 1735,
*
SHB 1735, CH 4 (2022), HB 1737, SB 5569, SB 5577, ESB 5919 |
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|
Force, deadly, police officer criminal offenses involving, independent prosecutions unit and prosecutor for, establishing:
HB 1507 |
|
|
Force, deadly, police officer criminal offenses involving, investigation and prosecution of, AG authority for:
HB 1507 |
|
|
Force, deadly, use by officers, central depository to include information about:
SB 5261 |
|
|
Force, excessive, officer's use of, other officer's duty to intervene:
SB 5066,
*
SSB 5066, CH 321 (2021) |
|
|
Force, excessive, officer's use of, other officer's failure to intervene:
HB 1202, SHB 1202, 2SHB 1202 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, "physical force," "necessary," and "totality of the circumstances," definitions of:
ESB 5919 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, and other incidents, general/limited authority agencies, data collection/reporting:
SHB 1092, 2SHB 1092 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, clarifying/expanding authority for:
HB 1735,
*
SHB 1735, CH 4 (2022) |
|
|
Force, use by officers, data program concerning, designing program to aid, advisory group for, establishing:
SSB 5259 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, expanding authority for:
HB 1589, HB 1726, HB 1737, SB 5569, SB 5577, ESB 5919 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, general/limited authority agencies, data collection/reporting:
HB 1092, SB 5259 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, general/limited authority agencies, data collection/reporting, establishing program for:
SSB 5259,
*
E2SSB 5259, CH 326 (2021) |
|
|
Force, use by officers, investigation of, community oversight boards for, establishment and role:
HB 1203, SHB 1203 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, investigation of, office of independent investigations, establishing:
HB 1267 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, investigative detention with less than probable cause but facts pointing to criminal activity:
ESB 5919, SSB 5919 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, permissible, replacing chapter with use of necessary means when defendant resists arrest:
SB 5675 |
|
|
Force, use by officers, permissible/excessive and de-escalation tactics, model policies on:
HB 1310, SHB 1310,
*
E2SHB 1310, CH 324 (2021) |
|
|
Force, use by officers, reasonable care provisions, modifying:
HB 1735,
*
SHB 1735, CH 4 (2022) |
|
|
Force, use by officers, standard for, modifying and clarifying:
HB 2037,
*
ESHB 2037, CH 80 (2022) |
|
|
Force, use by officers, using proportional amount of physical force:
ESB 5919, SSB 5919 |
|
|
Force, use by police officers, data program concerning, assisting with developing, advisory group for, establishing:
*
E2SSB 5259, CH 326 (2021) |
|
|
Force, use of force incident, collective bargaining agreements requiring waiting period, prohibiting:
SB 5134 |
|
|
Force/deadly force, use by officers, standards for, modifying and clarifying:
HB 2037,
*
ESHB 2037, CH 80 (2022) |
|
|
Fund the police act of 2022, concerning recruitment, retention, and support of law enforcement officers:
HB 1787 |
|
|
Health-related measures, in order/directive, right to decline to comply when ordered by sheriff or officer:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
|
|
Identification, officers to be reasonably identifiable while performing official duties:
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
|
Immigration enforcement, cooperation with federal government, requiring:
SB 5346 |
|
|
Interrogations, in custody, uniform electronic recordation of custodial interrogations act:
HB 1174, HB 1223,
*
SHB 1223, CH 329 (2021) |
|
|
Interrogations, in custody, use of deception by officers, inadmissibility of statement due to:
HB 1690 |
|
|
Investigations, office of independent, establishing in governor's office:
HB 1267,
*
ESHB 1267, CH 318 (2021) |
|
|
Juvenile consuming controlled substance, delivery from law enforcement custody to evaluation/treatment facility:
HB 1559 |
|
|
Juveniles, questioned by law enforcement, access to attorney when:
HB 1140,
*
ESHB 1140, CH 328 (2021) |
|
|
Metal theft, grant/training program for local law enforcement agency targeting of, establishing:
*
E2SHB 1815, CH 221 (2022) |
|
|
Metal theft, special enforcement efforts targeting, to include catalytic converter theft:
HB 1873 |
|
|
Metal theft, state law enforcement strategy targeting, developing:
*
E2SHB 1815, CH 221 (2022) |
|
|
Military equipment, law enforcement prohibition:
HB 1054,
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
|
Military equipment, law enforcement prohibition, clarifying in relation to certain rifles:
HB 1634 |
|
|
Military equipment, law enforcement prohibition, clarifying in relation to certain rifles and devices/equipment:
*
HB 1719, CH 3 (2022) |
|
|
Military equipment, law enforcement prohibition, replacing with "prohibited equipment" list:
HB 1737, HB 2036, SB 5569 |
|
|
Missing indigenous persons, law enforcement authority investigation for, duties of:
HB 1571,
*
SHB 1571, CH 251 (2022) |
|
|
Officers, behavioral health and suicide prevention, pilot programs:
HB 1000 |
|
|
Officers, brave men and women protecting communities across the state, honoring and showing respect and gratitude to:
*
HR 4628 (2021) |
|
|
Officers, brave men and women protecting the state, expressing appreciation and gratitude to:
*
HR 4618 (2021) |
|
|
Officers, collective bargaining agreements covering, prohibitions:
SB 5134 |
|
|
Officers, commissioned, employment of additional, county or city sales/use tax for:
SB 5841 |
|
|
Officers, deadly force/personnel complaints against/pursuit incidences/patrol car crashes, information repository:
SB 5261 |
|
|
Officers, dept. of corrections, corrections officer Darryl L. Goodrich, Jr., fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Officers, dept. of corrections, corrections officer Gabriel K. Forrest, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Officers, injury/disease/death due to other's neglect/willful omission/conduct, action for recovery/damages:
HB 1341, SHB 1341 |
|
|
Officers, misconduct by, investigation of complaints, community oversight boards for, establishment and role:
HB 1203, SHB 1203 |
|
|
Officers, peace and corrections, certification/employment/disciplining/background investigations of:
HB 1082, SB 5051, SSB 5051,
*
E2SSB 5051, CH 323 (2021) |
|
|
Officers, peace/reserve/corrections, applicant background investigation, eye-based truth verification test:
HB 1262 |
|
|
Officers, protection of, combatting violence, disorder, and looting and law enforcement protection act:
SB 5310 |
|
|
Officers, serious misconduct, complaints/investigations/discipline/appeals, requirements for:
SB 5677 |
|
|
Officers, U.S. customs and border protection, officer Cesar Sibonga, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Officers, unlawfully summoning a law enforcement officer, including civil action for damages:
*
ESB 5135, CH 330 (2021) |
|
|
Officers, Washington state law enforcement, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Ombuds, municipal or county, reports by/selection process for, as nonmandatory subjects of collective bargaining:
SB 5436, SSB 5436 |
|
|
Peace officers, certain abusive language use toward and insulting/taunting of, adding to crime of disorderly conduct:
HB 1575 |
|
|
Peace officers, certification, denying/revoking/suspending, unless certain conduct in good faith for public safety:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Peace officers, hiring requirements, qualifications scoring, and probationary period for:
SB 5089, SSB 5089 |
|
|
Peace officers, including community corrections officers, use of force by:
HB 1589, HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Peace officers, including community corrections officers, use of force/deadly force by:
*
E2SHB 1310, CH 324 (2021) |
|
|
Peace officers, limited authority, background investigation by agency offering employment:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Peace officers, misconduct injuring person in person or property by, cause of action:
HB 1202, SHB 1202, 2SHB 1202 |
|
|
Peace officers, potential impeachment disclosures, requirements:
HB 1088,
*
SHB 1088, CH 322 (2021), SB 5067 |
|
|
Peace officers, serious misconduct, complaints/investigations/discipline/appeals, requirements for:
SB 5677 |
|
|
Peace officers, specially commissioned, background investigation by agency offering employment:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Peace officers, state oversight and accountability of corrections officers and:
HB 1082, SB 5051, SSB 5051,
*
E2SSB 5051, CH 323 (2021) |
|
|
Peace officers, suspended or on probation, agency termination due to, restricting:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Peace officers, tactics and equipment requirements for:
HB 1054,
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
|
Peace officers, witnessing excessive force by another officer, duty to intervene:
SB 5066,
*
SSB 5066, CH 321 (2021) |
|
|
Peace officers, witnessing excessive force or wrongdoing by another officer, duty and failure to intervene:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Peace officers, witnessing injurious misconduct by another officer, failure to intervene:
HB 1202, SHB 1202, 2SHB 1202 |
|
|
Personnel, development outreach, retention, and support programs for, developing/implementing/expanding:
HB 1787 |
|
|
Personnel, ombuds reports after discipline process completion, as nonmandatory subject of collective bargaining:
SB 5436, SSB 5436 |
|
|
Police, chief of, hiring of, community oversight boards establishment and role in:
HB 1203, SHB 1203 |
|
|
Police, Kalispel tribal police department, officer Jay Hughes, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Police, Seattle police department, officer Alexandra "Lexi" Harris, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Police, Vancouver police department, officer Donald Sahota, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Professional rescue doctrine, repealing to allow certain public safety employee actions in certain cases:
HB 1341 |
|
|
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 |
|
|
Property destruction/theft/loss of life/injury, political subdivision responsibilities/violations/penalties:
SB 5310 |
|
|
Railroad grade crossings, clearing for law enforcement vehicles, when:
SB 5955 |
|
|
Recreational vehicle used as residence/parked overnight near state waters, wastewater discharge risk notice:
HB 1540 |
|
|
Rescuers, public service company contractor/subcontractor liability for loss/damages/injury to, when:
HB 1341 |
|
|
Restraints, vascular neck, use of, training/certification for and model policy on:
SB 5094 |
|
|
Sanctuary policies for immigrants, prohibiting:
SB 5346 |
|
|
Search/seizure, unconstitutional, excluding evidence due to, attenuation exception/intervening circumstances:
SB 5709 |
|
|
Search/seizure, unconstitutional, excluding evidence due to, good faith exception:
SB 5521 |
|
|
Sexual assault kits, hit in DNA system via profile from, agency to report case status:
HB 1109,
*
ESHB 1109, CH 118 (2021) |
|
|
Sexual exploitation of a minor, apparent victim of, transportation by officer to parent/legal guardian:
HB 1989, SHB 1989 |
|
|
Sheriff's office, civil service and deputies, hiring/qualifications/probationary period for:
SB 5089, SSB 5089 |
|
|
Sheriff's office, Clark county, sergeant Jeremy Brown, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
Sheriff's office, Whatcom county, deputy Jason Thompson, recognizing the service of and honoring:
*
SR 8657 (2022) |
|
|
Sheriff's office, Whatcom county, deputy Ryan Rathbun, recognizing the service of and honoring:
*
SR 8657 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol workforce, consultant for tasks related to, procurement process for hiring:
*
SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol workforce, consultant for tasks related to, procurement process for hiring, WSP role:
HB 2057 |
|
|
State patrol, auditing signatures on returned voter ballot envelopes from 2020 general election, WSP role:
SB 5434 |
|
|
State patrol, bicycle/pedestrian safety programs, duties of, WSP role:
HB 1039 |
|
|
State patrol, captains and lieutenants, proportionate salary increases, relation to bargaining, removing expiration:
*
HB 1785, CH 131 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, catalytic converter and other metal theft, state law enforcement strategy targeting:
SSB 5495, 2SSB 5495 |
|
|
State patrol, catalytic converter tracking pilot project, establishing:
HB 1815, SHB 1815 |
|
|
State patrol, commissioned officers, state barriers to hiring, studying:
HB 2057 |
|
|
State patrol, commissioned/noncommissioned staff, labor force available for, studying:
HB 2057,
*
SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, diversity, equity, and inclusion strategic recruitment and retention plan, requirements:
HB 2057,
*
SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, diversity/equity/inclusion in workforce of, approaches for strengthening:
HB 2057,
*
SHB 2057, CH 146 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, drug enforcement task force, cannabis revenues from dedicated cannabis account for:
SB 5796, SSB 5796,
*
E2SSB 5796, CH 169 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, forensic laboratory services, bureau of, state toxicology laboratory rule-making and reporting role of:
SSB 5710 |
|
|
State patrol, forensic laboratory services, bureau of, state toxicology laboratory rule-making role of:
SB 5710 |
|
|
State patrol, forfeited firearms, destroying of, WSP policies/criteria for when:
HB 1134 |
|
|
State patrol, hiring requirements and probationary period for:
SB 5089, SSB 5089 |
|
|
State patrol, honoring for 100 years of service to the state of Washington:
*
HR 4622 (2021) |
|
|
State patrol, litter prevention messaging and litter emphasis patrols, WSP role:
*
SB 5040, CH 231 (2021) |
|
|
State patrol, missing endangered indigenous persons, "red thunder alert" designation in connection with:
HB 1571 |
|
|
State patrol, missing indigenous person alert, endangered person advisory designation for, creating:
*
SHB 1725, CH 256 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, missing indigenous women and persons alert, endangered person advisory designation for, creating:
HB 1639, HB 1725 |
|
|
State patrol, missing/murdered indigenous persons, regional liaisons for, duties of:
HB 1571,
*
SHB 1571, CH 251 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, RV-residence parked overnight near state waters, wastewater discharge risk notice:
HB 1540 |
|
|
State patrol, scrap metal businesses, ongoing electronic statewide no-buy list database program, WSP role:
SSB 5495, 2SSB 5495 |
|
|
State patrol, serious domestic violence offender central registry, establishing, WSP role:
HB 1678 |
|
|
State patrol, state toxicologist, driver/pedestrian blood sample analysis when killed in traffic accident, use as evidence:
SSB 5098 |
|
|
State patrol, state toxicology laboratory, contamination in, requirements for reducing:
SB 5710, SSB 5710 |
|
|
State patrol, survey of signatures on returned voter ballot envelopes from 2022 general election, WSP role:
SB 5679 |
|
|
State patrol, traffic stops for infractions, being detained for, information video and best actions written steps for:
HB 1585 |
|
|
State patrol, trooper and sergeant salaries, competitive, requirements for, removing expiration:
*
HB 1785, CH 131 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, trooper and sergeant salaries, continued competitiveness of, requirements:
*
HB 1785, CH 131 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, trooper Eric Gunderson, fallen in the line of duty, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4661 (2022) |
|
|
State patrol, trooper Justin R. Schaffer, fallen in the line of duty, commending, saluting, and honoring:
*
HR 4618 (2021) |
|
|
State patrol, trooper outreach/retention program, with recruitment/new-hire/retention programs, WSP to establish:
HB 1787 |
|
|
State patrol, trooper Steve K. Houle, recognizing and honoring:
*
SR 8611 (2021) |
|
|
State patrol, vehicle identification inspections, allowing "other authorized inspector" to conduct, WSP role:
SB 5778 |
|
|
State patrol, vehicle identification number inspection program, studying, WSP role:
SSB 5778 |
|
|
State patrol, Washington state organized retail theft task force, establishing, WSP role:
HB 2113, SB 5944 |
|
|
Substance use disorders, law enforcement interactions with persons with, basic training concerning:
HB 1499, SHB 1499, HB 1558, HB 1578,
*
ESB 5476, CH 311 (2021) PV |
|
|
Tear gas and military equipment, law enforcement prohibitions:
HB 1054,
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
|
Tear gas, law enforcement prohibitions, exception to, removing certain restriction placed on:
HB 1737, SB 5569 |
|
|
Tobacco/vapor products, purchase/possession by person under 18, certain officer authority in cases of, removing:
SB 5129, SSB 5129 |
|
|
Toll facilities, photos/videotapes/records of specific instance of travel, law enforcement search warrant for:
SB 5869, SSB 5869 |
|
|
Tow truck operator, dispatched by law enforcement when highway damage, vehicle operator liability for charges:
SB 5406, SSB 5406, 2SSB 5406 |
|
|
Traffic stop/otherwise detaining driver, to enforce certain violations only when secondary to moving violation:
SB 5485 |
|
|
Traffic stops for infractions, detaining of driver, driver-law enforcement interactive best practices training about:
HB 1585 |
|
|
Tribal police officers and employees, training of:
HB 1082, SB 5051, SSB 5051,
*
E2SSB 5051, CH 323 (2021) |
|
|
Tribal sovereignty/customs/culture/traditions/spirituality, training for law enforcement in:
HB 1571 |
|
|
Vehicle identification inspections, allowing "other authorized inspector" from agency to conduct, when:
SB 5778 |
|
|
Vehicle identification number inspection program, examining and recommending improvements:
SSB 5778 |
|
|
Vehicular pursuits, by law enforcement, "reasonable suspicion" and "public safety risk" standards:
HB 1737, SB 5569, SB 5577, ESB 5919 |
|
|
Vehicular pursuits, expanding authority to engage in:
HB 1588, HB 1737, HB 1788, SHB 1788, SB 5569, SB 5577 |
|
|
Vehicular pursuits, model policy and central information repository:
HB 1054 |
|
|
Vehicular pursuits, model policy for, repealing:
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
|
Vehicular pursuits, restricting:
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
|
Warrants, for search or arrest, officer to provide notice when executing:
HB 1054,
*
ESHB 1054, CH 320 (2021) |
|
LEGISLATIVE AUDIT AND REVIEW COMMITTEE, JOINT (JLARC)
(See also AUDITOR, STATE; TAX PREFERENCES - EXEMPTIONS, CREDITS, DEDUCTIONS, DEFERRALS, ETC.) |
|
|
Apple health and homes program, efficacy of, JLARC to review:
*
ESHB 1866, CH 216 (2022) |
|
|
Clean fuels program, JLARC to analyze program:
HB 1036, HB 1091, SHB 1091, 2SHB 1091,
*
E3SHB 1091, CH 317 (2021) PV, SB 5231 |
|
|
Developmental disabilities administration, services provided by, eligibility/delivery of, JLARC to review:
SB 5268,
*
ESSB 5268, CH 219 (2022) |
|
|
Family and medical leave, paid, implementation of, performance audit analyzing, JLARC role:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Farmworkers, L&I administration of various matters applicable to, JLARC performance audits of:
HB 1847, HB 2102 |
|
|
Hospitals, acute care and psychiatric, information/data reporting obligations of, comprehensive review by JLARC:
2SSB 5420 |
|
|
Housing, affordable low-income, development in rural and urban locations, differences between, JLARC to study:
SB 5375 |
|
|
Property tax exemption program, for seniors, reviewing:
SB 5216 |
|
|
Racial equity analyses, JLARC to incorporate into audits and reviews, when:
SB 5405,
*
ESSB 5405, CH 310 (2021) PV |
|
|
Research and development tax incentives, reviewing:
SB 5216 |
|
|
Spending programs, new statutory state, JLARC review of:
HB 1177 |
|
LEGISLATIVE ETHICS BOARD
(See also ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT) |
|
|
State officers/employees, former, postemployment restrictions and disclosure statements, board role:
SB 5170, SSB 5170 |
|
LEGISLATURE
(See also ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE; BUDGETS; CAPITOL CAMPUS, STATE; CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS; ELECTIONS; HOUSE RESOLUTIONS; JOINT MEMORIALS; JOINT RESOLUTIONS; LEGISLATIVE AUDIT AND REVIEW COMMITTEE, JOINT (JLARC); REDISTRICTING COMMISSION; SENATE RESOLUTIONS) |
|
|
Access to/representation in legislative process, for individuals with disabilities/developmental disabilities:
HB 1566, HB 1802 |
|
|
Administrative rules review committee, joint, chairperson and vice chairperson, appointing:
HB 1670, SHB 1670, SB 5506 |
|
|
Ahern, John Edward, former state representative, honoring the life of:
*
HR 4621 (2021) |
|
|
Alternative energy facility siting, joint select committee on, establishing:
HB 1871 |
|
|
Bauer, Al, Jr., former state legislator, saluting and remembering him and recognizing his accomplishments:
*
SR 8628 (2021) |
|
|
Better Washington outdoor recreation leadership and development, joint select committee on, establishing:
HB 1882 |
|
|
Bills and other legislation, cutoff dates:
*
SCR 8401 (2021),
*
SCR 8404 (2022) |
|
|
Bills and other legislation, cutoff dates, exempting HB 1557 and certain gubernatorial authority matters from:
HCR 4402 |
|
|
Bills and other legislation, cutoff dates, exempting SB 5264 from:
SCR 8403 |
|
|
Bills and other proposed legislation, equity impact statements for:
HB 1264, SHB 1264, SB 5274 |
|
|
Bills, analyses of and reports for, to disclose any rule making authority granted by bill:
SB 5320 |
|
|
Bills, memorials, and resolutions from 2021 regular session, returning to house of origin:
*
HCR 4403 (2021) |
|
|
Bills, memorials, and resolutions from 2022 regular session, returning to house of origin:
HCR 4408,
*
SCR 8406 (2022) |
|
|
Bills, memorials, and resolutions, reintroduction for 2022 regular session:
*
HCR 4405 (2022) |
|
|
Bills, new statutory state spending programs in, performance statements and expiration dates for:
HB 1177 |
|
|
Bills, standing committee hearings and votes on, requirements:
HB 1324 |
|
|
Bills, title-only or intent-only, introduction of, prohibiting:
HB 1324 |
|
|
Bills, title-only, introduction of, prohibiting:
SB 5283 |
|
|
Bipartisan approach to legislative authority necessary in continuing emergencies (BALANCE) act of 2022:
SB 5943 |
|
|
Budgets transition work group, chairs of transportation committees to convene:
HB 1603 |
|
|
Cannabinoids, that may be impairing, liquor and cannabis board rule making to include legislative consultation:
2SHB 1668 |
|
|
Chambers, house/senate in legislative building, skylights/ceilings in, restoring:
SB 5977 |
|
|
Committee hearings, joint, committee member remote participation:
*
HCR 4400 (2021) |
|
|
Committee hearings, remote participation:
*
HR 4600 (2021), HR 4602,
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021),
*
HR 4610 (2021),
*
SR 8601 (2021),
*
SR 8630 (2022) |
|
|
Controlled substances, possession of, legislative work group on, establishing:
SB 5475 |
|
|
Developmental disabilities, persons with, task force/committee/other statutory entity membership to include, when:
HB 1566, HB 1802 |
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|
Disabilities, persons with, task force/committee/other statutory entity membership to include, when:
HB 1566, HB 1802 |
|
|
Dolan, Laurie, state representative, her service to the legislature and our democracy, acknowledging:
*
HR 4669 (2022) |
|
|
Doumit, Mark L., former state representative and senator, honoring and remembering:
*
HR 4650 (2022) |
|
|
Dufault, Jeremie J., state representative, his record of public service, recognizing:
*
HR 4666 (2022),
*
HR 4672 (2022) |
|
|
Economic development and international relations, committee on, state tourism slogan duties of, removing:
*
HB 1798, CH 6 (2022), SB 5725 |
|
|
Elections, general, independent forensic audits of, legislative authorization of:
HB 1884 |
|
|
Emergency orders, content and duration of, role of legislature:
HB 1381, HB 1772 |
|
|
Emergency orders, content of:
HB 1158 |
|
|
Emergency orders, duration of, role of legislature:
HB 1017, HB 1020, HB 1029, HB 1158, HB 1557, HCR 4402, SB 5039 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, agency rule making to enforce, legislative approval before:
SB 5100 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, duration of, and role of legislature:
HB 1557, HCR 4402, SB 5943 |
|
|
Emergency orders, issued by governor, legislative extension of certain orders:
HB 1381, SB 5943,
*
SCR 8402 (2021) |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, duration of, role of legislature:
HB 1029, HB 1060, HB 1381, HB 1557, HB 1772, HCR 4402, SB 5909, SB 5943 |
|
|
Emergency proclamations, resolving that proclamation 20-05 be terminated and the COVID-19 state of emergency ended:
SCR 8405 |
|
|
Ericksen, Doug, former state representative and senator, life and legislative accomplishments of, honoring:
*
SR 8639 (2022) |
|
|
Existing counties, consolidation of, role of legislature:
SSB 5574 |
|
|
Fee increases, requiring simple majority for approval:
HJR 4203 |
|
|
Firearm/weapon, knowingly open carrying at public hearing/meeting or in office, prohibiting:
*
ESSB 5038, CH 261 (2021) |
|
|
Firearm/weapon, openly carrying at public hearing/meeting or in office, prohibiting:
SB 5038 |
|
|
Fiscal analysis, work group concerning nonpartisan fiscal and program information:
HB 1179 |
|
|
Fiscal impact statements, for measures increasing/decreasing state tax revenues:
SSB 5182 |
|
|
Fiscal impact statements, for measures increasing/decreasing state tax revenues, deadline for filing of:
HB 1357 |
|
|
Fiscal impact, dynamic fiscal impact statements, instituting:
HB 1179 |
|
|
Fiscal impact, working families fiscal impact statements, in fiscal notes, creating:
HB 2006 |
|
|
Fiscal notes, accuracy and reliability of, work group to study:
HB 1179 |
|
|
Fiscal notes, various provisions:
HB 1179, HB 2006, SB 5216 |
|
|
Fiscal oversight committee, joint legislative, establishing to oversee deficits/certain reductions and receipts:
HB 1163 |
|
|
Fish and wildlife commission, members of, filling of vacancies, role of legislature:
SB 5661 |
|
|
Fish and wildlife, department of, governance of, joint task force on, establishing:
HB 2027 |
|
|
Global war on terror, state residents who died in, monument to honor, legislative work group to study/recommend:
HB 1849, SB 5774 |
|
|
Health orders, emergency, duration of, role of legislature:
HB 1004, HB 1017, HB 1029 |
|
|
Hendrickson, Brad, former secretary of the senate, honoring:
*
SR 8633 (2022) |
|
|
House business during interim, conducting:
*
HR 4633 (2021),
*
HR 4667 (2022) |
|
|
House of representatives, chief clerk, role in ensuring legislative access/participation by persons with disabilities:
HB 1566, HB 1802 |
|
|
House rules, permanent:
HR 4602,
*
HR 4610 (2021) |
|
|
House rules, temporary:
*
HR 4600 (2021),
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021) |
|
|
House, remote participation in floor sessions and committee hearings:
*
HR 4600 (2021), HR 4602,
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021),
*
HR 4610 (2021) |
|
|
House, standing committees, permanent house rules:
HR 4602,
*
HR 4610 (2021) |
|
|
House, standing committees, temporary house rules:
*
HR 4600 (2021),
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021) |
|
|
Housing and homelessness department, new state, legislative task force on creating a, establishing:
HB 1987 |
|
|
Interbranch advisory committee, with 4 legislative members, creating:
SB 5490,
*
ESSB 5490, CH 284 (2022) PV |
|
|
Interim budget committee, joint legislative, to oversee unanticipated revenues/moneys outside legislative session:
SB 5316 |
|
|
Interns, legislative, Rosa Franklin legislative internship program scholarship for, administering/conducting:
*
SB 5431, CH 108 (2021) |
|
|
Johnson, Jesse, state representative, his years of public service as an official and a volunteer, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4671 (2022) |
|
|
Joint rules, house and senate, 2021-2022, adopting:
*
HCR 4400 (2021) |
|
|
Joint session, elective state officers, canvassing vote of:
*
HCR 4401 (2021) |
|
|
Joint session, governor's inaugural address:
*
HCR 4401 (2021) |
|
|
Joint session, state of the state address:
*
HCR 4406 (2022) |
|
|
Joint sessions, holding remotely during COVID-19 state of emergency:
*
HCR 4400 (2021) |
|
|
Kirby, Steve, state representative, his service to the legislature and the people of Washington, acknowledging:
*
HR 4668 (2022) |
|
|
Legislative branch, administrative rules and procedures responsibility of:
SB 5320 |
|
|
Legislative branch, compensation increases, ceasing during 2021-2023:
HB 1027, SB 5323 |
|
|
Legislative branch, employees of, defining and extending collective bargaining rights to:
HB 1806, SHB 1806, 2SHB 1806, SB 5773, SSB 5773 |
|
|
Legislative branch, employees of, extending collective bargaining to, and specifying unfair labor practices:
HB 2124,
*
ESHB 2124, CH 283 (2022) |
|
|
Legislative branch, employees of, office of state legislative labor relations, creating:
HB 2124,
*
ESHB 2124, CH 283 (2022) |
|
|
Legislative branch, staffing/purchasing/travel/training, restricting in 2021-2023:
HB 1027 |
|
|
Legislators, attendance at nongovernmental events, using public moneys for, prohibiting:
HB 1946 |
|
|
Legislators, cyberstalking of, class C felony:
SB 5628,
*
ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022) |
|
|
Legislators, leave of absence from employment, legislator and employer requirements:
*
HB 1927, CH 271 (2022) |
|
|
Legislators, mail/email, pre-election freeze period for, shifting initial date to first day of declaration of candidacy filing:
HB 2046,
*
SHB 2046, CH 37 (2022) |
|
|
Legislators, official legislative websites of, pre-election alteration freeze period for, exemption for retiring legislators:
HB 2046,
*
SHB 2046, CH 37 (2022) |
|
|
Legislators, term limits, constitutional amendment:
HJR 4207, SJR 8203 |
|
|
Legislators, vacancies during odd-numbered years, elections for:
SB 5014 |
|
|
Legislators/staff, use of public resources, allowing activities with legislative nexus, definition and requirements:
HB 2046,
*
SHB 2046, CH 37 (2022) |
|
|
Liquor and cannabis board, members of, adding nonvoting ex officio members from legislature:
SB 5671 |
|
|
Long-term services/supports trust program, replacing, joint select committee for studying, establishing:
SB 5503 |
|
|
Maynard, Cathy, speaker's attorney, house of representatives, celebrating and honoring:
*
HR 4632 (2021) |
|
|
McCoy, John, former state representative and state senator, recognizing:
*
SR 8623 (2021) |
|
|
Medical status, legislators, segregation of/discrimination against/privileged status for, prohibiting:
HB 1695 |
|
|
Members, access to legislative/Newhouse/Cherberg/O'Brien buildings and house/senate floors, requiring:
HB 1696 |
|
|
New counties or existing counties, formation or consolidation of, role of legislature:
SB 5574 |
|
|
Operating rules, vaccination/antibody status of legislators, segregation/discrimination/privileged status due to, prohibiting:
HB 1695 |
|
|
Public records, charges for providing, state agency revision of, legislative approval in advance:
SB 5208 |
|
|
Roadmap to Recovery, phase 2, places/organizations reopening/resuming at, legislative role:
HB 1321, SB 5114 |
|
|
Rule making, agency amending/repealing in response/relating to state of emergency, role of legislature:
HB 1381 |
|
|
Rule making, during state of emergency, agencies restricted to executing certain provisions, legislature role:
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, role of legislature:
HB 1013, HB 1158 |
|
|
Rule making, to enforce emergency order by governor, legislative approval before:
SB 5100 |
|
|
Rule making, within agency powers/authorized by law and with expiration date, role of legislature:
SB 5280 |
|
|
Sells, Mike, state representative, his dedication to the people of his district and the state, saluting and celebrating:
*
HR 4670 (2022) |
|
|
Senate business during interim, providing for:
*
SR 8629 (2021),
*
SR 8664 (2022) |
|
|
Senate rules, emergency parliamentary:
*
SR 8601 (2021) |
|
|
Senate rules, emergency parliamentary, amending:
*
SR 8630 (2022) |
|
|
Senate, committees, emergency parliamentary rules/procedures:
*
SR 8601 (2021) |
|
|
Senate, committees, emergency parliamentary rules/procedures, amending:
*
SR 8630 (2022) |
|
|
Senate, electronic and in-person rules/procedures for floor and committee action:
*
SR 8601 (2021),
*
SR 8630 (2022) |
|
|
Senate, electronic and in-person rules/procedures for legislative session, adoption process:
*
SR 8600 (2021) |
|
|
Senate, permanent rules:
*
SR 8600 (2021) |
|
|
Senate, permanent rules, amending senate rule 41:
*
SR 8631 (2022) |
|
|
Senate, secretary of, role in ensuring legislative access/participation by persons with disabilities:
HB 1566, HB 1802 |
|
|
Senate, standing committees, permanent senate rules:
*
SR 8600 (2021) |
|
|
Senate, standing committees, permanent senate rules, amending:
*
SR 8631 (2022) |
|
|
Senate, ways and means committee, former fiscal analyst Brian Sims, remembering and honoring:
*
SR 8663 (2022) |
|
|
Session, house business during interim, conducting:
*
HR 4633 (2021),
*
HR 4667 (2022) |
|
|
Session, regular 2021, adjourning SINE DIE:
*
HCR 4404 (2021) |
|
|
Session, regular 2021, cutoff dates exemption for HB 1557 and certain gubernatorial authority matters:
HCR 4402 |
|
|
Session, regular 2021, returning bills, memorials, and resolutions to house of origin:
*
HCR 4403 (2021) |
|
|
Session, regular 2022, adjourning SINE DIE:
HCR 4409,
*
SCR 8407 (2022) |
|
|
Session, senate business during interim, providing for:
*
SR 8629 (2021),
*
SR 8664 (2022) |
|
|
Session, special, 30-day maximum beginning January 12, 2021, convening:
SCR 8400 |
|
|
Session, special, authority for legislature to convene, process for convening:
*
SB 5196, CH 150 (2022), SB 5887, SJR 8201 |
|
|
Session, special, convening and purpose of, process for convening:
*
SB 5196, CH 150 (2022), SB 5887 |
|
|
Session, special, convening and purpose of, three-fifths majority:
SJR 8201 |
|
|
Sessions, regular, odd- and even-numbered, reducing lengths of:
HB 2109 |
|
|
Shin, Paull, former state senator, recognizing and honoring the life and work of:
*
SR 8626 (2021) |
|
|
Sims, Brian, former fiscal analyst to the senate, remembering and honoring:
*
SR 8663 (2022) |
|
|
Spending programs, new statutory state, performance statements/expiration dates for and JLARC review of:
HB 1177 |
|
|
Standing committees, bill hearings/hearing notices/committee votes/floor votes, requirements:
HB 1324 |
|
|
Standing committees, permanent house rules:
HR 4602,
*
HR 4610 (2021) |
|
|
Standing committees, permanent senate rules:
*
SR 8600 (2021) |
|
|
Standing committees, permanent senate rules, amending:
*
SR 8631 (2022) |
|
|
Standing committees, senate emergency parliamentary rules:
*
SR 8601 (2021) |
|
|
Standing committees, senate emergency parliamentary rules, amending:
*
SR 8630 (2022) |
|
|
Standing committees, temporary house rules:
*
HR 4600 (2021),
*
HR 4605 (2021),
*
HR 4608 (2021) |
|
|
Sullivan, Pat, state representative and house majority leader, celebrating his service and honoring:
*
HR 4673 (2022) |
|
|
Task force, joint executive/legislative, for redesign of state-operated intermediate care facilities, creating:
SB 5268 |
|
|
Task force, joint, on facial recognition technology, establishing:
SB 5104 |
|
|
Task force, joint, on governance of the department of fish and wildlife, establishing:
HB 2027 |
|
|
Task force, joint, on jail standards, establishing:
SB 5248 |
|
|
Task force, joint, on the underground economy in the WA state construction industry, reestablishing:
SB 5783, SSB 5783 |
|
|
Task force, legislative-executive WorkFirst poverty reduction oversight, adding nonvoting members:
*
SB 5929, CH 176 (2022) |
|
|
Task force, on adjusting state boundary lines of Washington/Oregon/Idaho, establishing:
HB 1587 |
|
|
Task force, on commemorating George Washington Bush through art, establishing:
HB 1339 |
|
|
Task force, on paid family and medical leave insurance premiums, establishing:
SSB 5649,
*
2SSB 5649, CH 233 (2022) |
|
|
Task force, on social equity in cannabis, adding members, purposes, and social equity impact-related duties:
HB 1443,
*
ESHB 1443, CH 169 (2021), SB 5388 |
|
|
Task force, on social equity in marijuana, renaming as task force on social equity in cannabis:
HB 1443,
*
ESHB 1443, CH 169 (2021), SB 5388 |
|
|
Task force, on unclaimed property, establishing:
HB 1352 |
|
|
Tax increase legislation, automatic referendum on any tax act passed by legislature, procedures for:
HJR 4212 |
|
|
Tax increase legislation, empowering Washington voters act:
HB 1582 |
|
|
Tax increase legislation, general election advisory vote majority to be required for taking effect:
HB 1582 |
|
|
Tax increase legislation, two-thirds majority for approval:
HJR 4203 |
|
|
Tax revenue, state, measures increasing/decreasing, fiscal impact statements for:
SSB 5182 |
|
|
Tax revenue, state, measures increasing/decreasing, fiscal impact statements for, deadline for filing of:
HB 1357 |
|
|
Tax revenue, state, measures increasing/decreasing, reference/descriptions on legislative website:
SB 5182, SSB 5182 |
|
|
Transportation committee, joint, missing broadband connections, addressing via highways/DOT, studying:
HB 1457,
*
ESHB 1457, CH 258 (2021), ESSB 5439 |
|
|
Transportation committee, joint, road usage charge program evaluation by:
HB 2026 |
|
|
Transportation committee, joint, statewide commute trip reduction program, assessment of, conducting:
HB 1528 |
|
|
Transportation committee, joint, third bridge over Columbia river between SW WA and Oregon, studying options:
HB 2084, SB 5934 |
|
|
Transportation committees, budgets transition work group, chairs to convene:
HB 1603 |
|
|
Transportation committees, senate and joint, David Ward, honoring and remembering:
*
SR 8622 (2021) |
|
|
Tribal-state relations committee, joint legislative, establishing:
HB 1640 |
|
|
Unanticipated revenue oversight committee, joint legislative, creating:
SB 5162, SB 5909 |
|
|
Unemployment insurance legislative work group, establishing:
SHB 1487 |
|
|
Uniform public expression protection act, application to legislative proceedings:
SB 5009,
*
SSB 5009, CH 259 (2021) |
|
|
Vaccination/antibody status, legislators, segregation of/discrimination against/privileged status for, prohibiting:
HB 1695 |
|
|
Veterans' and military affairs, joint committee on, military spouse professional licensing reports to:
HB 1592 |
|
|
Water supply during drought, joint legislative committee on, convening during drought advisory:
SB 5746, SSB 5746, 2SSB 5746 |
|
LIBRARIES
|
|
|
Imagination library of Washington program, creating to send books to children from birth to age 5 at no cost:
HB 2068,
*
SHB 2068, CH 39 (2022) |
|
|
Local public libraries, community grant pilot program to increase free federal/state financial aid applications completion:
SHB 1835 |
|
|
Local public libraries, community grant program to increase free federal/state financial aid applications completion:
HB 1835 |
|
|
Local public libraries, grant pilot program to increase free federal/state financial aid applications completion:
*
2SHB 1835, CH 214 (2022) |
|
|
State library, free application for federal student aid/WA application for state financial aid, local library grant pilot program:
*
2SHB 1835, CH 214 (2022) |
|
|
State library, free application for federal student aid/WA state application for financial aid, library grant pilot program:
SHB 1835 |
|
|
State library, free application for federal student aid/WA state application for financial aid, library grant program:
HB 1835 |
|
LICENSING, DEPARTMENT
(See also BOATS AND BOATING; DRIVERS AND DRIVERS' LICENSES; ELECTIONS; IDENTIFICATION; MOTOR VEHICLES; PROFESSIONS) |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, driven without human operator by operator of, traffic infraction:
HB 1731 |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, law enforcement interaction plan, providing, when:
HB 2100 |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, self-certification testing pilot program, changes to enable:
*
SSB 5460, CH 193 (2021) |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, self-certification testing pilot program, effective date of, delaying:
*
SSB 5460, CH 193 (2021) |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, self-certification testing pilot program, information/notice/reporting requirements for:
HB 2100 |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, self-certification testing pilot program, rule adoption and enforcement, DOL role:
HB 1731, SB 5460 |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, self-certification testing pilot program, testing requirements, DOL role:
HB 1731 |
|
|
Autonomous vehicles, self-certification testing pilot program, testing requirements, DOL role, modifying:
HB 2070, SB 5828, SSB 5828 |
|
|
Cost recovery, agency credit card/financial transaction fees, recouping via driver and vehicle fees:
*
HB 1115, CH 32 (2021), SB 5167 |
|
|
Data, personal identity, verifiable credentials for protecting, government use of, DOL role:
SB 5534 |
|
|
Driver licensing technology support subaccount of highway safety fund, revising as separate account:
SB 5616, SSB 5616,
*
2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
|
|
Driver licensing, DOL employees with in-person interaction for, as frontline employees for workers' compensation:
*
SB 5875, CH 290 (2022) |
|
|
Driver training schools, stops for infractions, driver-law enforcement interactive best practices training about, DOL role:
HB 1585 |
|
|
Driver's license/identicard, expanded online renewal and remote photo capture, evaluating impact of, DOL role:
*
SHB 1207, CH 158 (2021) |
|
|
Driver's license/identicard, issuing or renewing, voter registration at time of, affirmation of prompts:
SB 5434, SB 5679 |
|
|
Driver's licenses, suspended or revoked, administrative reinstatement, DOL authority for, when:
SB 5226,
*
ESSB 5226, CH 240 (2021), SB 5349 |
|
|
Electric or hybrid vehicles, per mile fee on, implementation plan for fee payment and early adoption program:
SB 5444, SSB 5444, SB 5483 |
|
|
Electric vehicles, passenger/light duty, selling or registering in WA only, 2030 deadline, DOL role:
HB 1204, SB 5256 |
|
|
Facial recognition system, DOL exemption from prohibitions, when:
SB 5104 |
|
|
For hire vehicles, per trip fees on prearranged and nonprearranged rides by, DOL charging of:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
|
|
Identicards for homeless persons, program to provide, creating, DOL role:
SB 5815 |
|
|
Judicial information system, information technology used by DOL to communicate with, funds to support:
SB 5226,
*
ESSB 5226, CH 240 (2021) |
|
|
Licenses, applicants for, when new Washington residents, expediting, procedures for, DOL role:
HB 1401 |
|
|
Licenses, created for professions, DOL to review to recommend termination/continuation/modification of:
HB 1403 |
|
|
Licenses, creating to regulate a profession, restricting via public interest protection and least restrictive alternative:
HB 1402 |
|
|
Licensure, competency-based assessment for, as alternative to educational/fee/training requirements, DOL role:
HB 1400 |
|
|
Military spouse employment act, DOL role:
HB 1592 |
|
|
Owners, of motor vehicles/vessels, furnishing of list to certain entities for certain purposes:
SB 5152,
*
SSB 5152, CH 93 (2021) |
|
|
Owners, of motor vehicles/vessels, identity information received by certain entities, prohibitions:
SB 5152,
*
SSB 5152, CH 93 (2021) |
|
|
Personal/identity information, vehicle/vessel/identicard/driving record/driver's license records, prohibiting release:
HB 2013 |
|
|
Registration, of vehicles/trailers/vessels, printing addresses on paper issued certificates to allow manual removal:
*
SHB 1984, CH 36 (2022) |
|
|
Registration, of vehicles/trailers/vessels, printing addresses on paper issued certificates, prohibiting:
HB 1984 |
|
|
Road usage charge program, establishment and phased implementation of, DOL role:
HB 2026 |
|
|
Sexually violent offenders, in special commitment center, state ID card for, DOL role:
SB 5163, SSB 5163,
*
E2SSB 5163, CH 236 (2021) |
|
|
Slow down and move over law/RCW 46.61.212, public awareness campaign/training module/signage, DOL role:
SB 5907, SSB 5907 |
|
|
Traffic safety education, stops for infractions, driver-law enforcement interactive best practices training about, DOL role:
HB 1585 |
|
|
Transportation network companies and drivers, regulation of, state preemption:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Transportation network companies, compensation/driver resource center/sick leave/industrial insurance:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Transportation network companies, drivers for, deactivation of:
HB 2076,
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Transportation network companies, regulation of and linkages with taxi/for hire services, work group on, DOL to convene:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
|
|
Transportation network companies, uniform regulation of:
HB 2076,
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Transportation network companies, wages/driver resource center/sick leave/industrial insurance/family and medical leave:
HB 2076 |
|
|
Transportation network companies/drivers, application of Titles 50/50A/50B RCW on, work group to study:
*
ESHB 2076, CH 281 (2022) PV |
|
|
Vehicle identification number inspection program, examining and recommending improvements, DOL role:
SSB 5778 |
|
|
Vehicle registration, renewal, owner with taxes/fees exceeding $150, quarterly payment plan as option, DOL role:
SB 5448 |
|
|
Voter registration, secure automatic, at DOL:
SB 5636, SSB 5636, 2SSB 5636 |
|
|
Wage liens, department of licensing wage lien account, creating:
HB 1369, SB 5355,
*
ESSB 5355, CH 102 (2021) |
|
LIENS
|
|
|
Child support, liens against real or personal property for, insurance company compliance with:
HB 1416,
*
SHB 1416, CH 168 (2021) |
|
|
Clean energy building improvements, C-PACER program for, assessment and lien provisions:
SB 5862,
*
SSB 5862, CH 101 (2022) |
|
|
Common interest communities, foreclosure of lien on unit for owner unpaid assessments, when:
*
EHB 1482, CH 222 (2021) |
|
|
Utilities, delinquent charges owed by tenant, prohibiting lien against owner, when:
HB 1421, SHB 1421 |
|
|
Utility, against customer premises, after governor-declared emergency expires:
HB 1069, SHB 1069,
*
E2SHB 1069, CH 296 (2021) PV |
|
|
Wage liens, Washington wage recovery act:
HB 1369, SB 5355,
*
ESSB 5355, CH 102 (2021) |
|
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
|
|
|
Leadership board, Boundless Washington program and the Boundless Washington fellows, honoring:
*
SR 8620 (2021) |
|
|
Leadership board, Washington state, designating as trustee for state of WA:
*
SB 5750, CH 96 (2022) |
|
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Leadership board, Washington state, modifying provisions concerning:
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SB 5750, CH 96 (2022) |
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Term limit, constitutional amendment:
HJR 4207 |
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LIQUOR AND CANNABIS BOARD
(See also ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; DRUGS; LAW ENFORCEMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL; TOBACCO AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS; VAPOR PRODUCTS) |
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Behavioral health prevention and equity impact council, establishing to advise board:
HB 2035 |
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Businesses, with liquor licenses, privileges granted to mitigate pandemic effects for, impacts of, studying:
HB 1480, SHB 1480,
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E2SHB 1480, CH 48 (2021), SB 5417, SSB 5417 |
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Cannabinoids, that may be impairing, board authority to regulate, providing:
HB 1668, SHB 1668, 2SHB 1668, HB 2122, SB 5547, SB 5983 |
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Cannabinoids, that may be impairing, board rule making to include consultation with legislative members:
2SHB 1668 |
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Cannabinoids, that may be impairing, enforcement operations, board role:
SB 5983 |
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Cannabinoids, that may be impairing, enforcement operations, fee surcharge for certain board licensees to fund:
HB 2122 |
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Cannabinoids, that may be impairing/are synthetically derived, proposed rules regarding, board to notify legislature:
HB 2122, SB 5983 |
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Cannabis laboratory quality standards, interagency coordination team for, creating, board role:
*
HB 1859, CH 135 (2022), SB 5699, SSB 5699 |
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Cannabis policy, task force on, establishing:
HB 1260 |
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Cannabis social equity program, prioritizing applicants and reviewing applications for licenses, board role:
SHB 2022 |
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Cannabis, craft cannabis endorsement for licensed marijuana producers and processors, board role:
HB 1855 |
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Cannabis, licenses/regulation, cannabis social equity program, board role, modifying:
HB 2022, SHB 2022 |
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Cannabis, replacing "marijuana" with "cannabis" throughout Title 314 WAC:
SHB 1210,
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2SHB 1210, CH 16 (2022) |
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Cannabis, retail outlets, attempt/incident of robbery in first/second degree at, reporting to board:
HB 2029, SB 5927 |
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Cannabis, testing laboratory quality standards, establishing and maintaining, board role:
*
HB 1859, CH 135 (2022) |
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Hemp, production or processing by marijuana producer or processor, testing of hemp samples by board, when:
*
ESB 5372, CH 104 (2021) |
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Liquor licenses, annual renewal date extension, when:
HB 1011, SHB 1011 |
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Liquor licenses, fees, waiving for one year, unless licensee has violated COVID-19/emergency requirements:
SB 5272,
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ESSB 5272, CH 6 (2021) |
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Marijuana businesses, license issuance by board, prohibiting due to written objection based on zoning ordinances:
HB 1414 |
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Marijuana, testing laboratory quality standards, establishing and maintaining, board role:
SB 5699, SSB 5699 |
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Members, increasing, and adding nonvoting ex officio members from legislature:
SB 5671 |
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Psilocybin services wellness and opportunity act, Washington, board role:
SB 5660 |
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Uniform controlled substances act, dedicated cannabis account funds for board administration of:
SB 5796, SSB 5796,
*
E2SSB 5796, CH 169 (2022) |
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Vapor products, regulation of, comprehensive provisions, board role:
HB 1345, SB 5266 |
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LIVESTOCK
(See also AGRICULTURE; FARMS AND FARMING; FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS; HORSES) |
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Grazing/agricultural purposes, state land leases for, nondefault or early termination provision, lessee compensation, when:
*
EHB 1199, CH 36 (2021) |
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Identification, livestock identification advisory committee, provisions:
*
SB 5624, CH 158 (2022) |
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Inspection program, annual reports concerning, extending expiration:
*
SB 5624, CH 158 (2022) |
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Slaughter, humane, inspectors to enforce requirements, appointing:
SB 5045 |
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Slaughter, mobile slaughter unit within a conservation district, grant program funding to establish:
SSB 5045, 2SSB 5045 |
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Stock watering, riparian landowner de minimus surface water diversion for, notice requirement:
SSB 5882 |
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Stock watering, riparian, clarifying existing legal right to access surface water for:
HB 2106, SB 5882, SSB 5882 |
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Swine, feeding garbage or carcasses to, prohibiting:
SB 5300 |
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Wolves, livestock injury/loss due to, payments from fish and wildlife account for costs:
*
SB 5058, CH 14 (2021) |
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LOANS
(See also FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS) |
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Home loan banks, federal, collateral pledged by an insurer member, rights of bank, when:
SB 5400 |
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Low-income home rehabilitation revolving loan program, lowering loan interest rate:
HB 2098 |
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Mortgage lending fraud prosecution account, delaying expirations of account and surcharge deposited in:
*
HB 1104, CH 31 (2021) |
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Mortgage loan originators, with loan agency, working from own residence:
*
SB 5077, CH 15 (2021) |
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(See also ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE; AUDITOR, STATE; BUILDING CODES AND PERMITS; CITIES AND TOWNS; CIVIL ACTIONS AND PROCEDURE; COUNTIES; ELECTIONS; FIREARMS; GROWTH MANAGEMENT; HOMELESS PERSONS; HOMES AND HOUSING; OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS; ROADS AND HIGHWAYS; SPECIAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS; TAXES - SALES; TAXES - USE) |
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Aerial imaging technology, state/local/tribal government uses of, studying:
HB 1629,
*
ESHB 1629, CH 261 (2022), SB 5538 |
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Automated decision systems, algorithmic accountability reports for, public agencies to develop:
SB 5116, SSB 5116 |
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Automated decision systems, algorithmic accountability review offices, duties:
SSB 5116 |
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Automated decision systems, development/procurement/use by public agencies, requirements/prohibitions:
SB 5116, SSB 5116 |
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Bridges, toll facilities, local government formation of commission for bistate governance of:
SB 5558,
*
SSB 5558, CH 89 (2022) |
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Broadband services, open access networks, grant/loan program for local governments to develop:
HB 1740, SB 5175, SB 5586 |
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Building permits, review process, consolidated permit review grant program, establishing:
SB 5964, SSB 5964 |
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Building permits, review process, excluding interior alterations from site plan review, when:
SB 5964, SSB 5964 |
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Building permits, review process, updating from paper filing to software systems, local government grant program for:
SB 5964, SSB 5964 |
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Buildings, public, statewide first responder building mapping information system, repealing:
HB 1484,
*
SHB 1484, CH 223 (2021) |
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Clean energy building improvements, C-PACER program for, assessment and lien provisions:
SB 5862,
*
SSB 5862, CH 101 (2022) |
|
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Community preservation and development authorities, boards of directors for, membership:
*
EHB 1471, CH 47 (2021) |
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Community service organizations, contracts with municipalities for public improvements, modifying requirements:
HB 2052 |
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Compost procurement ordinances and plans, requirements for local governments:
HB 1799, SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022), SB 5717, SB 5731 |
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Data, personal identity, verifiable credentials for protecting, use of/trust framework for, role of agencies:
SB 5534 |
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Drive-up services, publicly operated, open to motor vehicles, multimodal/nonmotor transportation alternatives use of:
SB 5903 |
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Drugs, controlled/counterfeit substances possession, laws/ordinances enactment by municipalities, authority for:
HB 1562 |
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Elections, general, even-year, city/town/district option to hold:
HB 1156 |
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Elections, local government, redistricting units of, updating census residence data for incarcerated adults for:
*
SB 5583, CH 48 (2022) |
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Elections, ranked choice voting, as local government option, when:
HB 1156, SHB 1156, SB 5584, SSB 5584 |
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Environment, clean/healthy, right to, and state political subdivisions as natural resources trustees:
HJR 4209, SJR 8210 |
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Facial recognition services, agency use of, requirements, delaying effective date:
SB 5116, SSB 5116 |
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Facial recognition technology, agency obtaining or use of, prohibiting:
SB 5104 |
|
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Fire protection services, competitive grant program for rural-county local government capital projects for, establishing:
HB 1929 |
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Firearms, regulation by local governments of, in addition to or more restrictive than state law:
HB 1313 |
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Firearms, regulation of, state preemption of, repealing:
HB 1313 |
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Governing bodies, meetings of, firearm/weapon knowingly open carrying in location of, prohibiting:
HB 1630,
*
ESHB 1630, CH 106 (2022) |
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Homeless encampments, waste generated by, grants to local governments to clean up:
SB 5954 |
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Homes, accessory dwelling unit, housing unit on same lot as, primarily renter-occupied:
SB 5235 |
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Homes, accessory dwelling unit, in urban growth areas, allowing construction of and removing barriers to:
ESHB 1660 |
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Homes, accessory dwelling unit, occupant limits in relation to short-term rentals and relevant to:
HB 1660,
*
ESSB 5235, CH 306 (2021) PV, SB 5648 |
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Homes, unrelated occupants occupying, city/county limit, prohibiting:
SB 5235,
*
ESSB 5235, CH 306 (2021) PV |
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Infrastructure, local, system improvement team, duties:
SHB 1263, 2SHB 1263 |
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Internet activity, secret surveillance scores based on, agencies creating, requirements:
SB 5108 |
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Labor relations consultants, expenditures for, eliminating reporting of:
*
SB 5002, CH 148 (2022) |
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Local economic inclusion grants, for local government, implementing:
SB 5241, SSB 5241, 2SSB 5241 |
|
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Local infrastructure project areas and financing, taxing districts/property tax levies/public improvements:
HB 1243, SB 5823 |
|
|
Manufacturing/industrial lands, scarcity of, city/county excise tax on marijuana producers/processors due to:
HB 1933 |
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Municipalities, contracts with community service organizations for public improvements, modifying requirements:
HB 2052 |
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Municipalities, energy conservation projects, distributed energy resources deployment:
*
SHB 1768, CH 128 (2022) |
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|
Outdoor power equipment, zero emission, local government to purchase only, when:
HB 1918, SHB 1918 |
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|
Procurement, biochar, using in local government-funded projects, when:
SB 5961,
*
SSB 5961, CH 293 (2022) |
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Procurement, goods/services, product lead time as factor when economic conditions disrupt supply chains:
HB 2092 |
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Property destruction/theft/loss of life/injury, political subdivision responsibilities/violations/penalties:
SB 5310 |
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Property protections, combatting violence, disorder, and looting and law enforcement protection act:
SB 5310 |
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Property, surplus public, intergovernmental disposition of, "affordable housing" for purposes of:
HB 1511 |
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Property, surplus public, political subdivision/municipality disposal for affordable housing, requirements for:
HB 1908, SHB 1908 |
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Public facilities, in rural counties, local sales/use tax for, extending expiration of:
HB 1333, ESHB 1333 |
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Public facilities, rural infrastructure grant program for local governments and other entities in rural counties for:
SHB 1263, 2SHB 1263 |
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Public facilities, rural infrastructure grant program for local governments in rural counties for:
HB 1263 |
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Public monument, defacing, when owned by public body and including statue, class C felony:
SB 5059 |
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Public monument, defacing, when owned by public body and including statue, gross misdemeanor:
SSB 5059 |
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Resiliency, statewide disaster resiliency program, developing and administering:
SHB 1147 |
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Revenues, taxes/other, existing, supplanting of and flexibility with:
HB 1069, SHB 1069,
*
E2SHB 1069, CH 296 (2021) PV |
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Sanctuary policies for immigrants, prohibiting:
SB 5346 |
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Solid waste management, local government funding for, adequacy of, studying:
SHB 1799,
*
E2SHB 1799, CH 180 (2022) |
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Tax increment financing areas, establishment of, for financing public improvements via property tax levies:
HB 1189,
*
ESHB 1189, CH 207 (2021), SB 5211, SSB 5211, 2SSB 5211 |
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Vaccination, COVID-19 vaccination proof for access to public places, prohibiting government from requiring:
HB 1570 |
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Vaccination, vaccination proof for access to public places, prohibiting government from requiring:
SB 5683 |
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Vehicles, electric, passenger/light duty vehicles of model year 2030 or later sold/registered in WA to be, as state goal:
SHB 1204, HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
*
ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Vehicles, public fleet, converting to hydrogen fuel cell technology, studying feasibility of:
SSB 5000 |
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Vehicles, recreational, overnight parking of, local government ordinance to prohibit, when:
HB 1540 |
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Vehicles, recreational, used as residence/parked overnight near state waters, wastewater discharge risk notice:
HB 1540 |
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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, vote dilution prohibition and cost recovery mechanism:
SB 5597, SSB 5597, E2SSB 5597 |
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Wastewater discharges, illicit, from vehicles used as residences, identifying potential for and preventing:
HB 1540 |
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Wastewater discharges, illicit, from vehicles used as residences, using city/county fees to prevent:
HB 1540 |
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LODGING
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Accommodation services, new employees hired for new positions, B&O tax credits for:
SB 5515, SSB 5515 |
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Facilities, housing long-term guests under eviction moratorium, property tax exemption:
SB 5556 |
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|
Facility operators, legal costs due to guests ceasing payments under eviction moratorium, reimbursement for:
SB 5556 |
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Hotels, liquor license for, reducing fees:
*
3SHB 1359, CH 116 (2022) |
|
|
Motels, liquor license for, reducing fees:
*
3SHB 1359, CH 116 (2022) |
|
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Public accommodation, places of, closed captioning on televisions in:
*
SB 5027, CH 229 (2021) |
|
|
Public accommodation/etc., places of, facial recognition technology in, prohibiting:
SB 5104 |
|
|
Sale of lodging, businesses making retail sales of lodging, B&O tax preferential rate:
HB 1299 |
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Sale of lodging, special assessment on, lodging business collection as separate charge per night:
HB 1512,
*
ESHB 1512, CH 225 (2021) |
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|
Sale of lodging, special excise taxes on:
SB 5012, SSB 5012, SB 5978 |
|
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Short-term rental operators and platforms, provisions:
SB 5012, SSB 5012, SB 5978 |
|
LONG-TERM CARE
(See also HEALTH CARE FACILITIES; PUBLIC ASSISTANCE; VETERANS) |
|
|
Adult family homes, air conditioning requirement for license for:
SB 5606 |
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|
Adult family homes, air conditioning use in, surveying of and grant program for expanding:
SB 5606, SSB 5606 |
|
|
Adult family homes, air conditioning/cooling requirement for license for:
SSB 5606 |
|
|
Adult family homes, communications/resident contact information/stop placement orders/visitation, improving:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
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|
Adult family homes, for persons with development/intellectual disabilities, property tax exemption, when:
HB 1789, SHB 1789, SB 5935 |
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|
Adult family homes, inspections and specialty training, emergency operations impact on:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
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|
Assisted living facilities, communications/resident contact information/stop placement orders/visitation, improving:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Assisted living facilities, inspections and specialty training, emergency operations impact on:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
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Assisted living facilities, medicaid payment methodology, fully funded model for, implementing:
HB 1645 |
|
|
Assisted living facilities, medicaid provider prevailing wages, stakeholder group concerning, convening:
HB 1645 |
|
|
Community residential service businesses, Snohomish county provider rate:
HB 1045, SB 5150 |
|
|
Consent for long-term care, person providing informed consent for patient health care authorized to provide, requirements:
HB 2083 |
|
|
Consumer directed employer program, licensure/certification and unclaimed time-off payments:
SB 5258,
*
SSB 5258, CH 186 (2021) |
|
|
Consumer directed employer program, rate-setting board membership and duties:
SB 5258,
*
SSB 5258, CH 186 (2021) |
|
|
Emergency operations, impact on services and supports, modifications due to:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
Enhanced services facilities, communications/resident contact information/stop placement orders/visitation, improving:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Enhanced services facilities, resident rights, merging double amendments of RCW section concerning:
*
EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021) |
|
|
Facilities, comprehensive disaster preparedness plans of:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Facilities, epidemic disease preparedness and response for, report and guidelines on:
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Facilities, epidemic disease preparedness and response guidelines for, developing:
SB 5294, SSB 5294 |
|
|
Facilities, persons living in, health-related measures due to emergency order, right to decline:
HB 1305 |
|
|
Facilities, resident rights:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Facilities, residents of, communications/resident contact information/stop placement orders/visitation, improving:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Facilities, residents of, essential support person and resident representative for each resident:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
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Funds for services/supports, investing of, constitutional amendment:
SJR 8200 |
|
|
Home and community services, waiver services while living at home, personal needs allowance for, increasing:
SB 5745,
*
SSB 5745, CH 164 (2022) |
|
|
Home care aides, long-term care workers certification as:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
In-home care program, audits of performance and by state auditor:
*
SB 5002, CH 148 (2022) |
|
|
Insurance, living organ donors, insurer discrimination against, prohibitions:
SB 5003,
*
SSB 5003, CH 172 (2021) |
|
|
Insurance, reinsurance agreements:
*
SB 5048, CH 138 (2021) |
|
|
Intermediate care facilities, state, redesigning for short-term crisis intervention and nursing facility network:
SB 5268 |
|
|
Intermediate care facilities, state, redesigning for short-term crisis stabilization and intervention:
SB 5268,
*
ESSB 5268, CH 219 (2022) |
|
|
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 and supports, medicaid, eligibility determinations/other functions, performance by Indian tribes:
HB 2060,
*
SB 5866, CH 255 (2022) |
|
|
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:
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 |
|
|
Nurses, long-term care settings, delegation of tasks to certified assistants or home care aides:
HB 1120, HB 1124,
*
SHB 1124, CH 14 (2022) |
|
|
Nursing assistants, alternative training and a competency evaluation, completion of:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
Nursing facilities, medicaid rate adjustment for inflation:
SB 5311, SSB 5311 |
|
|
Nursing facilities, medicaid rate rebasing and case mix:
HB 1275 |
|
|
Nursing home administrators, board of, member composition/compensation/qualifications/quorums for:
SB 5753,
*
SSB 5753, CH 240 (2022) |
|
|
Nursing homes, communications/resident contact information/stop placement orders/visitation, improving:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Nursing homes, facility compliance and inspections, emergency operations impact on:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
Nursing homes, terminally ill patients in, right to have visitors:
HB 2117 |
|
|
Ombuds, long-term care ombuds and state long-term care ombuds program and office, roles of:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Osteoporosis, national osteoporosis month, recognizing and appreciating:
*
HR 4615 (2021) |
|
|
Personal aide providers of self-directed care, registration of, repealing:
HB 1777,
*
SB 5529, CH 86 (2022) |
|
|
Personal care, consumer directed employer program, employer provisions, various:
SB 5258,
*
SSB 5258, CH 186 (2021) |
|
|
Providers, during COVID-19 pandemic, life/work/sacrifice of, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4624 (2021) |
|
|
Providers, rate enhancements for, using federal medicaid matching funds and other funds for:
*
HB 1367, CH 5 (2021), SB 5343 |
|
|
Providers, rate enhancements for, using freed-up federal coronavirus funds for:
HB 1368,
*
ESHB 1368, CH 3 (2021), SB 5344 |
|
|
Providers, training completion, emergency operations impact on:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
Respite care, consumer directed employer program, employer provisions, various:
SB 5258,
*
SSB 5258, CH 186 (2021) |
|
|
System, state long-term care, training materials for local health jurisdictions concerning, developing:
HB 1218,
*
SHB 1218, CH 159 (2021) |
|
|
Terminally ill patients, in long-term care facilities, right to have visitors:
HB 2117 |
|
|
Therapy animals and their human handlers, celebrating/honoring, and saluting therapy animal teams' service:
*
HR 4656 (2022) |
|
|
Workers, applicants with criminal record and certificate of restoration of opportunity, hiring decisions:
HB 1411,
*
SHB 1411, CH 219 (2021) |
|
|
Workers, applicants with criminal record, not automatically disqualifying in certain cases:
HB 1411,
*
SHB 1411, CH 219 (2021) |
|
|
Workers, care worker center, establishing:
HB 1872, SHB 1872 |
|
|
Workers, care worker sector, transformation grant pilot program:
HB 1872, SHB 1872 |
|
|
Workers, conditional employment pending background check(s) completion, when:
HB 1120,
*
ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
|
|
Workers, during COVID-19 pandemic, life/work/sacrifice of, recognizing and honoring:
*
HR 4624 (2021) |
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Workers, expanding workforce/racial equity in client choice/paid home care services, work group on:
HB 1411,
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SHB 1411, CH 219 (2021) |
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Workers, family member or friend with criminal record, informed consent process for hiring, identifying:
HB 1411,
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SHB 1411, CH 219 (2021) |
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Workers, home care aides, expired certificate reinstatement for, process:
HB 1877, ESHB 1877 |
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Workers, training and/or continuing education completion, emergency operations impact on:
HB 1120,
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ESHB 1120, CH 203 (2021) |
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LOW-INCOME PERSONS
(See also GROWTH MANAGEMENT; HOMELESS PERSONS; HOMES AND HOUSING; SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS) |
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Alternative fuel vehicles, sales and use tax exemptions for low-income persons:
HB 1503 |
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Boards/commissions/etc., class one groups, community members on, low-income/with lived experience, stipends for:
SSB 5793 |
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Boards/commissions/etc., class one groups, community members on, low-income/with lived experience, stipends/allowances for:
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2SSB 5793, CH 245 (2022) |
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Boards/commissions/etc., community members on, low-income/part of underrepresented demographic, stipends for:
SB 5793 |
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Broadband assistance program, Washington, to provide reduced voice and broadband services rates:
SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723 |
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Building communities fund program, grant assistance for projects, modifying funding limits:
HB 1154 |
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Communities, low-income, school districts serving, participation in federal tax credit programs to finance facilities:
SB 5181, SSB 5181 |
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Community/technical colleges, equity/access in, expanding via our colleges our future act of 2021:
HB 1318, SB 5194, SSB 5194,
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E2SSB 5194, CH 272 (2021) |
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Digital equity account, creating:
SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723,
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E2SHB 1723, CH 265 (2022) |
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Digital equity and inclusion, competitive grant program to advance:
HB 1460, SHB 1460, 2SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723,
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E2SHB 1723, CH 265 (2022) |
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Digital equity and inclusion, for underserved populations, advancing:
HB 1460, SHB 1460, 2SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723,
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E2SHB 1723, CH 265 (2022) |
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Digital equity forum, establishing:
2SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723,
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E2SHB 1723, CH 265 (2022) |
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Digital equity opportunity program, creating:
HB 1460, SHB 1460, 2SHB 1460, HB 1723, SHB 1723,
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E2SHB 1723, CH 265 (2022) |
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Driver's licenses/identicards, enhanced, fee for, exempting low-income persons from paying:
SB 5434, SB 5679 |
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Electric light/space heating service, residential, termination for low-income households, prohibitions/conditions:
HB 1490 |
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Energy burden of low-income persons, conservation/energy efficiency opportunities to reduce for tenants:
HB 1125, HB 1498, SB 5295 |
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Energy burden of low-income persons, electrical company discounts to reduce:
HB 1125 |
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Energy burden of low-income persons, electrical or natural gas company discounts and grants to reduce:
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ESSB 5295, CH 188 (2021) |
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Energy burden of low-income persons, electrical or natural gas company discounts to reduce:
HB 1498, SB 5295 |
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Evergreen basic income trust, creating:
HB 2009 |
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Health equity zones, including communities experiencing poverty in identifying and creating:
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E2SSB 5052, CH 262 (2021) |
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Homeownership, American dream homes, tax distributions, use tax exemption, and B&O tax credit:
SB 5189, SSB 5189, SB 5986 |
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Housing, affordable for families at all low-income levels, under GMA:
HB 1220, SHB 1220,
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E2SHB 1220, CH 254 (2021) PV |
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Housing, affordable low-income, development consultants for rural communities assistance for, contracts with:
SSB 5375 |
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Housing, affordable low-income, development in rural and urban locations, differences between, studying:
SB 5375 |
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Housing, affordable lower-income, tiny house communities as part of incentive program under GMA for:
HB 2001,
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SHB 2001, CH 275 (2022) |
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Housing, affordable owned, provided for low-income persons by low equity cooperatives, property tax exemption:
HB 1350,
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SB 5713, CH 93 (2022) |
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Housing, affordable, affordable housing advisory board, membership:
HB 1724,
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SHB 1724, CH 266 (2022) |
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Housing, affordable, defining for purposes of intergovernmental disposition of surplus public property:
HB 1511 |
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Housing, low-income, nine percent low-income housing tax credit program, private developer participation, increasing:
SB 5759 |
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Housing, permanent supportive, advisory committee on, establishing:
HB 1724,
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SHB 1724, CH 266 (2022) |
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Indigent offenders, convicted, counsel for, office of public defense to provide at state expense:
SB 5772 |
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Indigent persons, charity health care rendered to, hospital policy guidelines:
HB 1616,
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SHB 1616, CH 197 (2022) |
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Indigent persons, county resident who dies in adjacent county outside WA, disposition of remains of:
HB 1743 |
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Indigent tenants, unlawful detainer proceedings, virtual representation by attorney and participation:
SB 5576 |
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Intergenerational poverty advisory committee, adding financial counselors group representative to members:
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SB 5929, CH 176 (2022) |
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Local economic inclusion grants, implementing:
SB 5241, SSB 5241, 2SSB 5241 |
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Low-income home rehabilitation revolving loan program, lowering loan interest rate:
HB 2098 |
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Manufactured/mobile home parks, tenant relocation assistance:
HB 1083 |
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Manufactured/mobile home parks, tenant relocation assistance and related landlord assistance:
SHB 1083,
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E2SHB 1083, CH 28 (2021) |
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Poverty reduction work group steering committee, duties of:
SB 5241, SSB 5241, 2SSB 5241 |
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Poverty, persons experiencing persistent, fund held in trust for benefit of, authority to invest, constitutional amendment:
HJR 4211 |
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Poverty, persons experiencing, local economic inclusion grants for local government, implementing:
SSB 5241, 2SSB 5241 |
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Rental housing, conservation/energy efficiency opportunities to reduce tenant's energy burden:
HB 1125, HB 1498, SB 5295 |
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Solar projects, community, access to:
HB 1814, SHB 1814,
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2SHB 1814, CH 212 (2022) |
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Solar projects, community, community solar incentive program, establishing:
HB 1814, SHB 1814,
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2SHB 1814, CH 212 (2022) |
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Students, low-income, college in the high school program course tuition fee for, grant program to cover:
SSB 5719 |
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Substance use disorder, treatment services grant program for certain low-income persons with, establishing:
HB 1578 |
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Washington future fund trust fund, creating for persons born into families of limited means:
HB 1861, SB 5752 |
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Washington future fund trust fund, creating for persons born into families of limited means/persistent poverty:
SHB 1861, SSB 5752 |
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Washington lifeline program, establishing:
HB 1460 |
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WorkFirst poverty reduction oversight task force, legislative-executive, adding nonvoting members:
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SB 5929, CH 176 (2022) |
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Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, annual remittance reductions rate adjustment:
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HB 1888, CH 33 (2022) |
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Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, clarifications/technical corrections:
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EHB 2096, CH 41 (2022), SB 5963 |
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Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, expanding eligibility/increasing remittance:
HB 2015 |
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Working families' tax exemption, providing sales/use tax exemption, updating and simplifying:
HB 1297,
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ESHB 1297, CH 195 (2021), HB 1319, SB 5387, SB 5424 |
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Working families' tax exemption, replacing "exemption" with "credit" and "remittance" with "refund":
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EHB 2096, CH 41 (2022), SB 5963 |