Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
RAILROADS
 (See also ROADS AND HIGHWAYS) |
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Amtrak, eliminating fares for Amtrak Cascades passengers 18 years of age and younger, submitting fare revision for:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Grade crossings, clearing for law enforcement/emergency services vehicles:
SB 5955 |
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Railroad crossing grant program, creating:
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Safety, railroads and rail fixed guideway systems, duties and authority of UTC, expanding:
HB 1418, ESHB 1418 |
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Workers, family and medical leave and related employment protections for:
SB 5065, ESSB 5065, 2SSB 5065 |
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Workers, protections for Washington railroad workers:
ESSB 5065 |
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Workers, safe leave act for Washington railroad workers:
SB 5065 |
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Workers, Shahraim C. Allen safe leave act for Washington railroad workers:
2SSB 5065 |
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REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY
(See also AGRICULTURE; BOUNDARIES; HOMES AND HOUSING; LOANS; MAPS AND MAPPING; TAX PREFERENCES - EXEMPTIONS, CREDITS, DEDUCTIONS, DEFERRALS, ETC.; TAXES - PROPERTY; TAXES - REAL ESTATE SALES EXCISE) |
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Blockchain technology/applications, Washington blockchain work group, establishing:
HB 1729, SHB 1729, SB 5544,
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ESSB 5544, CH 226 (2022) |
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Brokers, buyer unfair practice letter/other communications, not presenting to seller if seller instructs broker not to:
HB 2059 |
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Brokers, license renewals, continuing education, to include fair housing education/unfair practices prevention:
SB 5378,
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SSB 5378, CH 288 (2021) |
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Brokers, payment of commissions by firms/brokers to, requirements and violations:
SB 5050 |
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Brokers, statutory duties of, owing not only to those to whom they render brokerage services but to all parties:
HB 2059, ESHB 2059 |
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Commissions, payment by firms/brokers to their brokers, requirements and violations:
SB 5050 |
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Common interest communities, foreclosure of lien on unit for owner unpaid assessments, when:
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EHB 1482, CH 222 (2021) |
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Dampers, fire and/or smoke, inspection/testing of, alternative to certain contractors/engineers for:
SB 5360 |
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Dampers, fire and/or smoke, installation/inspection/maintenance/testing of:
HB 1971, SHB 1971 |
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Deeds of trust, surcharge for recording of, delaying expiration of:
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HB 1104, CH 31 (2021) |
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Deeds/covenants, existing, racial/other restrictions against protected classes in, as void, striking of:
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E2SHB 1335, CH 256 (2021) |
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Deeds/covenants, existing, racial/other restrictions against protected classes in, city/county review/notices of:
HB 1335 |
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Deeds/covenants, existing, racial/other restrictions against protected classes in, grant program for identifying:
SHB 1335 |
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Deeds/covenants, existing, racial/other restrictions against protected classes in, identifying of:
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E2SHB 1335, CH 256 (2021) |
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Deeds/covenants, existing, racial/other restrictions against protected classes in, realtor notice to purchaser:
SHB 1335 |
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Deeds/covenants, existing, racial/other restrictions against protected classes in, seller notice to purchaser:
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E2SHB 1335, CH 256 (2021) |
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Deeds/covenants, restrictive, , prohibition of types of housing city required to allow under GMA , prohibiting:
HB 1981 |
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Disclosure statement, commercial/residential transactions, requirements and seller liability, modifying:
HB 1951 |
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Disclosure statement, commercial/residential transactions, seller to disclose damage by animals:
HB 1951, SHB 1951 |
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Disclosure statement, high-speed internet access availability disclosure in:
HB 1064,
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SHB 1064, CH 25 (2021) |
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Flipping, offering for sale within 12 months of purchase, electrical license/certified electrician for electrical work:
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SSB 5267, CH 51 (2021) |
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Flipping, offering for sale within 12 months of purchase, telecommunications contractor license for work when:
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SSB 5267, CH 51 (2021) |
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Flipping, offering for sale within 24 months of purchase, electrical license/certified electrician for electrical work:
SB 5267 |
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Flipping, offering for sale within 24 months of purchase, telecommunications contractor license for work when:
SB 5267 |
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Foreclosure, assistance provisions of foreclosure fairness act, temporary expansion of applicability:
HB 1108,
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ESHB 1108, CH 151 (2021) |
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Foreclosure, beneficiaries, mediation participation and fee remittance by, expanding:
HB 1108,
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ESHB 1108, CH 151 (2021) |
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Foreclosure, foreclosure mediation program and federally insured depository institutions:
HB 1108,
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ESHB 1108, CH 151 (2021) |
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Foreclosure, foreclosure mediation program, deadline for referral to mediation:
HB 2088 |
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Foreclosure, preventing, and addressing racial inequities, via estate tax revenues:
HB 1465 |
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Foreclosure, protections, penalties for delinquent property taxes, eliminating:
HB 1410 |
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Foreclosure, protections, penalties for delinquent property taxes, eliminating, when:
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ESHB 1410, CH 257 (2021) |
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Homes, single-family with children home-/private-schooled, state/local enrichment property tax levies exemption:
SB 5257 |
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Homestead state property tax exemption for portion of assessed value of residential property, when:
HB 1579, SB 5463, SB 5769, SJR 8206 |
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Homesteads, exemption in bankruptcy proceedings, amount and application of:
SB 5408,
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ESSB 5408, CH 290 (2021) |
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Liens, as part of C-PACER program for clean energy building improvements, assessment/lien provisions:
SB 5862,
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SSB 5862, CH 101 (2022) |
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Manufactured homes, as real property, clarifying when and providing a process for establishing:
HB 2072 |
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Mortgage lending fraud prosecution account, delaying expirations of account and surcharge deposited in:
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HB 1104, CH 31 (2021) |
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Mortgage loan originators, with loan agency, working from own residence:
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SB 5077, CH 15 (2021) |
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Public property, surplus, disposal for affordable housing as public benefit purpose, requirements for:
HB 1908, SHB 1908 |
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Public property, surplus, intergovernmental disposition of, "affordable housing" for purposes of:
HB 1511 |
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Real property, sale/transfer for affordable housing, real estate excise tax exemption:
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ESHB 1643, CH 199 (2022), SSB 5642 |
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Real property, sale/transfer for affordable rental housing, real estate excise tax exemption:
HB 1643, SB 5642 |
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Real property, sales under execution, electronic media use for:
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EHB 1271, CH 122 (2021) |
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Recording standards for documents, uniform, and recording standards commission:
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SB 5019, CH 137 (2021) |
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Residential property, antidisplacement state property tax exemption for portion of assessed value of:
HB 1494, SHB 1494 |
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Residential property, homestead state property tax exemption for portion of assessed value of, when:
HB 1579, SB 5463, SB 5769, SJR 8206 |
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Residential property, multiple-unit/-family housing, definition of and real estate sales excise tax rate for:
SB 5757 |
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Sales of long-term real property assets, capital gains realized from, imposing capital gains tax on:
HB 1496 |
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Smoke control systems, inspection/testing of, alternative to certain contractors/engineers for:
SB 5360 |
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Smoke control systems, installation/inspection/maintenance/testing of:
HB 1971, SHB 1971 |
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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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Titles, registrars of, duties required by repeal of chapter 65.12 RCW:
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HB 1376, CH 66 (2022) |
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Titles, registry system for, repealing chapter 65.12 RCW:
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HB 1376, CH 66 (2022) |
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Titles, registry system for, withdrawal from and discontinuation of, including notice concerning:
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HB 1376, CH 66 (2022) |
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Uniform real property electronic recording act, repealing as title and revising chapter:
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SB 5019, CH 137 (2021) |
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RECORDS
(See also ARCHIVES; AUDITORS AND AUDITING; CONSUMER PROTECTION; CORPORATIONS; DRIVERS AND DRIVERS' LICENSES; JUVENILES AND JUVENILE COURT; LICENSING, DEPARTMENT; REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY) |
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Blockchain technology/applications, Washington blockchain work group, establishing:
HB 1729, SHB 1729, SB 5544,
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ESSB 5544, CH 226 (2022) |
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Data backup/disaster recovery, executive state agencies to review and report concerning their practices:
SB 5474 |
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Data breaches, cybersecurity events requirements under insurance data security act:
SB 5956 |
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Data breaches, digital data breach reimbursement claims program, creating:
SB 5462 |
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Data breaches, state digital data breach account, creating:
SB 5462 |
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Data, personal identity, verifiable credentials for protecting, government use of and trust framework for:
SB 5534 |
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Data, personal, data privacy day, commemorating:
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HR 4642 (2022) |
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Data, personal, making sales of/exchanging for consideration, persons engaged in business of, B&O tax on:
HB 1303 |
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Data, personal, regarding public health emergency, privacy in private and public sectors:
SB 5062, SSB 5062, 2SSB 5062 |
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Data, personal, requirements:
2SHB 1850 |
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Data, personal, state agency sale to third party of, prohibiting:
HB 1552 |
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Data, personal, Washington foundational data privacy act:
HB 1850, SHB 1850 |
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Data, personal, Washington state consumer data privacy commission, creating:
HB 1850, SHB 1850, 2SHB 1850 |
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Data, personal/sensitive, of children/adolescents, collection/processing of, consent/rights/assessments/duties:
SB 5813 |
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Data, privacy principles and best practices for state agencies, establishing:
SB 5834 |
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Data, state agency use of immutable data/file systems/backups, Washington state ransomware protection act:
HB 2044, SHB 2044, 2SHB 2044, SB 5916 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, body worn camera recordings made by law enforcement or corrections agency:
HB 1991, SHB 1991 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, broadband service plans submitted to statewide broadband office:
SB 5383, SSB 5383 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, child victims/witnesses of crimes, identifying information:
HB 1024, HB 1041, ESHB 1041, HB 1408 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, child victims/witnesses of crimes, voice as identifying information:
HB 1024, HB 1408 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, concealed pistol licenses/license denial notices/related documents:
SB 5095 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, COVID-19 health data:
HB 1127, SHB 1127,
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2SHB 1127 (2021) V |
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Disclosure, exemptions, currently or formerly incarcerated individual's sensitive records:
HB 1956, SB 5859 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, currently or formerly incarcerated individuals, certain records pertaining to:
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ESHB 1956, CH 272 (2022) |
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Disclosure, exemptions, data from out-of-state or federal agency or regulatory association to financial institutions dept.:
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HB 1899, CH 8 (2022) |
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Disclosure, exemptions, disease/notifiable condition/public health threat personal identifying information:
HB 1328 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, elections security information and continuity of operations plan:
HB 1068,
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ESHB 1068, CH 26 (2021) |
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Disclosure, exemptions, food supply contaminant monitoring by DOH, federal FDA information related to:
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SB 5303, CH 99 (2021) |
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Disclosure, exemptions, personal information submitted to public institutions/health agencies for contact tracing:
SB 5113 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, sunshine committee recommendations:
HB 1024, HB 1041, ESHB 1041 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, voter signatures/phone numbers/email addresses on correction forms/ballot envelopes:
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HB 1953, CH 140 (2022) |
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Disclosure, exemptions, WASPC records pursuant to notification systems/programs and jail booking/reporting system:
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ESSB 5245, CH 82 (2022), SB 5948 |
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Disclosure, exemptions, wolf conflict resolution, personal information of persons involved with, extending expiration:
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SB 5972, CH 294 (2022) |
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Driving records, personal/identity information associated with records held by DOL, prohibiting release of:
HB 2013 |
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Driving records, releasing to various persons and entities, when:
SB 5152,
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SSB 5152, CH 93 (2021) |
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Guardians, certified professional, training course curriculum and materials, availability for copying/disclosure:
HB 1977 |
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Internet activity, secret surveillance scores based on, information gathering for, requirements:
SB 5108 |
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Owners, of motor vehicles/vessels, list/identity information, furnished to certain entities for certain purposes:
SB 5152,
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SSB 5152, CH 93 (2021) |
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Owners, of motor vehicles/vessels, personal/identity information associated with DOL records, prohibiting release:
HB 2013 |
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Personal data, businesses controlling/processing, requirements:
2SHB 1850 |
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Personal data, businesses controlling/processing, Washington foundational data privacy act:
HB 1850, SHB 1850 |
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Personal data, businesses controlling/processing, Washington privacy act:
SB 5062, SSB 5062, 2SSB 5062 |
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Personal data, state agency sale to third party of, prohibiting:
HB 1552 |
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Personal data, Washington state consumer data privacy commission, creating:
HB 1850, SHB 1850, 2SHB 1850 |
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Personal information, captured biometric, people's privacy act provisions concerning:
HB 1433 |
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Personal information, captured, processing by business entities, individual's rights and opt-in consent for:
HB 1433 |
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Personal information, digital data breach reimbursement claims program, creating:
SB 5462 |
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Personal information, state digital data breach account, creating:
SB 5462 |
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Personal/sensitive data, data brokers processing/acquiring, consumer consent/rights and broker requirements:
SB 5813 |
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Personal/sensitive data, of children/adolescents, collection/processing of, consent/rights/assessments/duties:
SB 5813 |
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Personal/sensitive data, processing for targeted advertising and sale, consumer right to opt out of:
SB 5813 |
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Personally identifiable information, doxing of, gross misdemeanor:
SB 5881 |
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Public records act, applying to all courts and offices within judicial branch:
SB 5550 |
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Public records, charges for providing, state agency revision of, legislative approval in advance:
SB 5208 |
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Reports and records, various, disclosure and confidentiality provisions:
SB 5098, SSB 5098 |
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School districts, board of directors meetings, recordings of, public record requests for:
EHB 1973 |
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Sunshine committee, recommendations of:
HB 1024, HB 1041, ESHB 1041 |
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RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE
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Anadromous fish protection and recovery, state goal for, office role:
HB 1653 |
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Fishing and shellfishing opportunity grant program, creating, office role:
HB 1431, SHB 1431 |
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Invasive species council, expiration of, extending:
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SB 5063, CH 177 (2021) |
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Outdoor learning grant program, establishing, office role:
SHB 2078,
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2SHB 2078, CH 112 (2022) |
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Outdoor school for all program, establishing and awarding grants for, office role:
HB 2014, HB 2078, SB 5905, SB 5925 |
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Recreation and conservation funding board, state anadromous fish protection and recovery goal role of:
HB 1653 |
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Salmon recovery and funding board, statewide riparian habitat conservation grant program, developing:
HB 1838, SB 5665, SB 5727 |
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State's lands/waters, conserving 30% by 2030, creating 30 by 30 commission and 30 by 30 plan for, office role:
SB 5962 |
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REDISTRICTING COMMISSION
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Governor, election by county and electoral votes, commission role:
HB 1014 |
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Redistricting plan, for congressional and legislative districts, amending:
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HCR 4407 (2022) |
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Redistricting plan, for congressional and legislative districts, requirements before final approval of:
SB 5560 |
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RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
(See also DISCRIMINATION; EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; LABOR) |
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Apostasy, foreign country death penalty for, protection in child custody determinations against:
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HB 1042, CH 23 (2021) |
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Belief or practice, sincerely held, foreign country death penalty for, protection in child custody determinations against:
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HB 1042, CH 23 (2021) |
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Brown, Bishop Leo Charles, Jr., service, life, and achievements of, recognizing and honoring:
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HR 4617 (2021) |
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Christian Science treatment, abuse/neglect exemption references, removing:
HB 1048, ESHB 1048 |
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Churches, restricting access due to declining to comply with health-related measures, prohibiting:
HB 1305, HB 1317 |
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Creed, higher education institution policies and practices prohibiting discrimination based on:
SB 5877, SSB 5877 |
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Farmers markets, property owned by church/nonprofit denomination and used for, property tax exemption:
HB 1906, HB 1967, SHB 1967,
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SB 5505, CH 84 (2022) |
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Health care faith-based practices, abuse/neglect exemption, when:
HB 1048, ESHB 1048 |
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Immunization, requiring for COVID in spite of religious objections, prohibiting:
HB 1720, SB 5144 |
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Immunization, right to decline based on religious objections:
HB 1006, HB 1065 |
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Institutions and venues, religious and sectarian, "open safe, open now" plan Phase 3 regulations capacity limits:
HB 1553, SB 5473 |
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Jews, antisemitic treatment of, resolving to combat:
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SR 8658 (2022) |
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Organizations, reopening/resuming at phase 2 of pandemic Roadmap to Recovery plan:
HB 1321, SB 5114 |
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Quarantine, involuntary detention/isolation or, to control contagious/infectious disease, requiring of, prohibiting:
HB 2030 |
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Real estate deeds/covenants, religious/racial restrictions against protected classes in, identifying/disclosing/striking:
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E2SHB 1335, CH 256 (2021) |
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Saint Patrick's Day, the Feast of St. Patrick, patron saint of Ireland, commemorating the celebration of:
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HR 4657 (2022) |
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Schooling, applying state funding to religious instruction etc., constitutional amendment to remove prohibition:
HJR 4206 |
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Sikhism, wishing Sikh American community a joyous year:
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SR 8644 (2022) |
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Vaccination, requiring for COVID in spite of religious objections, prohibiting:
HB 1720, SB 5144 |
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Vaccination, right to decline based on religious objections:
HB 1006, HB 1065 |
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Victims, non-hate crime offenses, aggravating circumstance if defendant motivated by biased perception:
HB 1071 |
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RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS
(See also RETIREMENT SYSTEMS, DEPARTMENT; SENIOR CITIZENS; VETERANS) |
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Benefits, state systems, impact of COVID-related expenditure reductions on:
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SB 5021, CH 12 (2021) |
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Deferred compensation plans, for public employees, to include Roth option:
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EHB 1752, CH 72 (2022) |
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Defined contribution retirement plans, family child care providers, collective bargaining:
HB 1771 |
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Firefighters, pensions/1947 act, interruptive military service credit for purposes of, when:
HB 1804, SB 5726 |
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Inactive state system accounts, closing of and refunding balances in:
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SB 5367, CH 189 (2021), SB 5369 |
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LEOFF, plan 1, disability boards, providing members with documentation of covered medical services:
SB 5336 |
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LEOFF, plan 1, merging assets/liabilities/membership with TRS plan 1 to form merged LEOFF 1/TRS 1 plan:
SB 5453 |
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LEOFF, plan 1, one-time lump sum benefit, or greater of two options for member with line-of-duty disability:
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SSB 5791, CH 168 (2022) |
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LEOFF, plan 2, benefit enhancements, local LEOFF retirement system benefits improvement account balance transfer for:
HB 1701,
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SHB 1701, CH 125 (2022), SB 5453, SB 5652, SSB 5652, SB 5791 |
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LEOFF, plans 1 and 2, one-time lump sum benefit, or greater of two options for member with line-of-duty disability:
SB 5791 |
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Military service credit, interruptive, "veteran" for purposes of, when:
HB 1804, SB 5726 |
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PERS, opting out of membership when new hire age 60 or older:
SB 5352 |
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PERS, plan 1, "compensation earnable" exclusions:
HB 1992, SHB 1992 |
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PERS, plan 1, cost-of-living adjustment for:
SB 5698 |
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PERS, plan 1, interruptive military service credit for purposes of, when:
HB 1804, SB 5726 |
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PERS, plan 1, monthly benefit from, increasing:
HB 1565, HB 1721,
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SB 5676, CH 52 (2022) |
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PERS, plan 2, separated members of, PEBB insurance plans/contracts participation by:
HB 1911, SB 5700 |
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PERS, retirees reentering school district employment while receiving pension payments, when:
HB 1699,
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ESHB 1699, CH 110 (2022) |
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Police/first-class cities, pensions, interruptive military service credit for purposes of, when:
HB 1804, SB 5726 |
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PSERS, disability allowance, total disability criteria/offsets to allowance/medical examination:
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HB 1669, CH 22 (2022), SB 5748 |
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School employees, retired/disabled, insurance plans/contracts participation:
SB 5718 |
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School employees, retired/disabled, TRS or SERS plan 3, insurance plans/contracts participation:
SB 5718 |
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SERS, opting out of membership when new hire age 60 or older:
SB 5352 |
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SERS, plan 2, separated members of, PEBB insurance plans/contracts participation by:
HB 1911, SB 5700 |
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SERS, plans 2 and 3, early retirement during COVID-19 pandemic:
HB 1032 |
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SERS, retirees reentering school district employment while receiving pension payments, when:
HB 1699,
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ESHB 1699, CH 110 (2022) |
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Service credit, state systems, impact of COVID-related expenditure reductions on:
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SB 5021, CH 12 (2021) |
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Teachers and educational staff associates, merged LEOFF 1/TRS 1 plan membership:
SB 5453 |
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TRS, opting out of membership when new hire age 60 or older:
SB 5352 |
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TRS, plan 1, "earnable compensation" exclusions:
HB 1992, SHB 1992 |
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TRS, plan 1, cost-of-living adjustment for:
SB 5698 |
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TRS, plan 1, merging assets/liabilities/membership with LEOFF plan 1 to form merged LEOFF 1/TRS 1 plan:
SB 5453 |
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TRS, plan 1, monthly benefit from, increasing:
HB 1565, HB 1721,
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SB 5676, CH 52 (2022) |
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TRS, plan 2, separated members of, PEBB insurance plans/contracts participation by:
HB 1911, SB 5700 |
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TRS, plans 2 and 3, early retirement during COVID-19 pandemic:
HB 1032 |
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TRS, retired or disabled school employees under, PEBB medical/dental plans:
HB 1040 |
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TRS, retirees reentering school district employment while receiving pension payments, when:
HB 1699,
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ESHB 1699, CH 110 (2022) |
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WSPRS, "salary" for members commissioned before July 1, 2001, exclusions from:
HB 1992, SHB 1992 |
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WSPRS, military service credit, "index" for purposes of, modifying:
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SB 5296, CH 98 (2021) |
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RETIREMENT SYSTEMS, DEPARTMENT
(See also RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS) |
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Accounts, inactive state retirement system, closing of and refunding balances in, DRS role:
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SB 5367, CH 189 (2021), SB 5369 |
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Deferred compensation plans, Roth option in, DRS to offer:
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EHB 1752, CH 72 (2022) |
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REVENUE, DEPARTMENT
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Business licensing, licensing law administrative and technical clarifications:
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ESB 5800, CH 56 (2022) |
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County timber tax on harvesters, DOR administration/collection of, timber tax distribution account appropriations for:
HB 2093, SB 5921 |
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COVID-19 pandemic, creating recovery rebate account for related remittances to low-income persons:
HB 1334 |
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Lawn equipment, all-electric zero-emission, sales of discounted new, B&O tax credit for, DOR role:
SSB 5543 |
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Nonprofits, not benefitting from property tax exemption structure, work group on, convening, DOR role:
HB 1967 |
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Renewable energy facilities, true/fair value for property taxation of, guidance for county assessors, DOR role:
ESHB 1921 |
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Tax exemption report by department, updating and modernizing:
SB 5216 |
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Taxing districts, all taxes/tax rates for, online searchable database of, requirements, department role:
SB 5831 |
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Voluntary disclosure agreement program, for registration of business/payment of prior tax obligations, codifying:
HB 2099, SB 5924 |
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REVISED CODE OF WASHINGTON
(See also INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM) |
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Cannabis, replacing "marijuana" with "cannabis" throughout RCW:
HB 1210, SHB 1210,
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2SHB 1210, CH 16 (2022) |
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Community, trade, and economic development, department of, references to, changing to department of commerce:
HB 1857 |
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Electronic version of RCW, reformatting of, indenting to indicate subsection/subparagraph levels:
HB 1230 |
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Environmental health and safety, reorganization/recodification in 2020 for, RCW citation corrections due to:
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EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021) |
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Environmental policy, repealing state energy performance standard, clean fuels program, and certain acts:
SB 5985 |
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Gender neutral language, code improvement for, repealing obsolete section requiring:
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EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021) |
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Obsolete language, removing from RCW:
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EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021), HB 1857 |
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State agencies/departments, as new statutory state spending programs, expiration date requirement:
HB 1177 |
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Technical corrections, making various:
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EHB 1192, CH 65 (2021), HB 1857 |
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Unemployment compensation statutes, cross-reference corrections in:
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HB 1612, CH 17 (2022) |
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RIVERS AND STREAMS
(See also BOATS AND BOATING; FISHING; HYDRAULIC PERMITS AND PROJECTS; SHORELINES AND SHORELINE MANAGEMENT) |
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Bridges, jumping into waterways from, informational signs to discourage:
HB 1595, SHB 1595, SB 5673, SSB 5673 |
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Bridges, new, as public works, 988 suicide prevention hotline on signs for:
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E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022), HB 1600 |
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Chehalis basin, office of, Washington water infrastructure program role of:
SB 5632 |
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Chehalis basin, office of, water infrastructure and supply as provided by, model toxics control funding for:
SB 5857 |
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Columbia river basin project, groundwaters from, agreements for, area/subarea establishment prior to:
SB 5230,
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SSB 5230, CH 185 (2021) |
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Columbia river, lower, selective commercial salmon pound net fishery on, authorizing/implementing/regulating:
SSB 5567 |
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Columbia river, navigation channel maintenance/improvements, by U.S. army corps of engineers, requirements exemption, when:
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SHB 1193, CH 299 (2021), SSB 5125 |
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Columbia river, office of, Washington water infrastructure program role of:
SB 5632 |
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Columbia river, office of, water infrastructure and supply as provided by, model toxics control funding for:
SB 5857 |
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Columbia river, third bridge between southwest WA and Oregon over, options for constructing, studying:
HB 2084, SB 5934 |
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Dams, on Snake river, salmon taken annually by, tracking and counting:
SB 5968 |
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Dredged materials, disposal of, at site used for federal navigation channel projects/activities site:
HB 1193, SB 5125 |
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Flooding, Dec. 2021/Jan. 2022, disaster response account expenditures to support recovery from:
SB 5937 |
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Model toxics control act, expanding purpose to include increased resiliency for aquatic resources:
SB 5857 |
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Navigation channel maintenance/improvements on Columbia river, by U.S. army corps of engineers, requirements exemption, when:
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SHB 1193, CH 299 (2021) |
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Navigation channel maintenance/improvements, federal, permit/review requirements, removing various:
HB 1193, SB 5125 |
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Snake river, salmon taken annually by dams on, tracking and counting:
SB 5968 |
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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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Zack's law, signs discouraging jumping from bridges into cold waterways:
HB 1595, SHB 1595, SB 5673, SSB 5673 |
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ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
(See also BICYCLES; MOTOR VEHICLES; TRAFFIC; TRANSPORTATION; TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT) |
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Bicycles, electric-assisted, use on roads closed to motor vehicles, determining where and which bicycle classes:
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ESSB 5452, CH 191 (2021) |
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Bicycles, electric-assisted, use on roads closed to motor vehicles, when:
SB 5452 |
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Bridges, jumping into waterways from, informational signs to discourage:
HB 1595, SHB 1595, SB 5673, SSB 5673 |
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Bridges, new, 988 suicide prevention hotline on signs on or near, when:
HB 1595, SHB 1595, SB 5673, SSB 5673 |
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Bridges, new, as public works, 988 suicide prevention hotline on signs for:
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E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022), HB 1600 |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project debt service costs, phase two of corrective funding measures for:
HB 2127 |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project deferred sales taxes, early full payment of:
HB 2028 |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project financial obligations, adjusting tolls, when:
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SSB 5488, CH 223 (2022) |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project financial obligations, completing:
HB 1602, SB 5488,
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SSB 5488, CH 223 (2022) |
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Bridges, Tacoma Narrows, toll relief for users of:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
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Bridges, third bridge over Columbia river between southwest WA and Oregon, construction of, studying:
HB 2084, SB 5934 |
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Bridges, toll facilities, local government formation of commission for bistate governance of:
SB 5558,
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SSB 5558, CH 89 (2022) |
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Bridges, toll facilities, vehicles that may not be exempted from tolls, listing:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
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Chain up/chain off areas, use by certain commercial motor vehicles for parking, when:
HB 1839, SHB 1839 |
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Complete streets principles, incorporating via facilities that provide street access for all users, when:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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County roads, operation of qualifying utility-type vehicles (UTVs) on, when:
HB 1509 |
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Culverts, as fish passage barriers, projects to correct, DOT to forgo review, when:
HB 1606 |
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Damage to public highways, vehicle operator liability for tow truck operator charges due to, when:
SB 5406, SSB 5406, 2SSB 5406 |
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Emergency or work zone, reducing speed when approaching, requirements:
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HB 2033, CH 279 (2022), SB 5907, SSB 5907 |
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Express toll lanes, Interstate 405/state route number 167 corridor, authority to issue bonds solely as toll revenue bonds:
HB 2089 |
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Express toll lanes, Interstate 405/state route number 167 corridor, improving performance on, when:
HB 2119, SHB 2119, SB 5974,
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Express toll lanes, Interstate 405/state route number 167 express toll lanes account, bonds supported by revenues in, prohibiting issuance, when:
ESB 5232 |
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Fiber optic lines/conduits, as part of public transportation system, franchises to construct and maintain:
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ESHB 1457, CH 258 (2021), ESSB 5439 |
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High occupancy vehicle lanes, exempt decal for, for hire nonemergency medical transportation vehicles eligibility for:
HB 1510, SHB 1510 |
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Highway purposes, using motor vehicle sales/use tax revenues for:
SB 5223 |
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Highways, addressing missing broadband connections in underserved areas via:
HB 1457, ESSB 5439 |
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Highways, addressing missing broadband connections in unserved/underserved areas via:
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ESHB 1457, CH 258 (2021) |
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Highways, informing broadband facility owners of projects to enable coordination, when:
HB 1457,
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ESHB 1457, CH 258 (2021), ESSB 5439 |
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Improvements, general obligation bonds to fund omnibus transportation appropriations act improvements:
SB 5481 |
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Infrastructure needs, motor vehicle sales/use tax revenue for:
HB 1010, HB 1604 |
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Interstate 405 corridor project, state route number 167 and, sales/use taxes deferral for persons involved in:
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EHB 1990, CH 274 (2022), SB 5705 |
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Interstate 90 and US 2, commercial motor vehicle parking in chain up/chain off areas, when:
SHB 1839 |
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Interstate 90/US 395 north Spokane corridor projects, limited project for community purposes to remedy impacts:
SB 5853,
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ESSB 5853, CH 59 (2022) |
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Litter control, agency coordinated pickup efforts, clarifying:
SB 5500 |
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Litter control, funding and agency coordinated efforts:
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SB 5040, CH 231 (2021) |
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Litter control, funding for DOT control activities along state highways:
SB 5740 |
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Litter, large debris along state highways, devoting fee on sale of retreaded tires to cleanup of:
SB 5739 |
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Maintenance/replacement, preservation and safety as transportation system priorities:
HB 1137,
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SHB 1137, CH 153 (2021), SB 5465 |
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Motorcycles, operator use of right shoulder on limited access roadway, when:
HB 1254 |
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Obstructing a highway, crime of, class C felony:
SB 5310 |
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Pedestrians, walking/moving on roadway next to sidewalk, due caution to avoid colliding with vehicle:
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SB 5687, CH 235 (2022) |
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Projects, highway, motor vehicle fund-supported, sales/use tax exemptions for persons/DOT/local government:
SB 5467 |
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Projects, transportation, additive omnibus transportation budget for certain operating and capital appropriations:
HB 2118, SHB 2118, SB 5482, SSB 5482, SB 5975,
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SSB 5975, CH 187 (2022) |
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Projects, transportation, DOT expenditures for, sales/use tax revenues from, using for transportation purposes:
SB 5466 |
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Projects, transportation, funding from taxes, benefit assessment, and vehicle/driver/related fees:
SSB 5483 |
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Projects, transportation, funding from taxes, benefit assessment, vehicle/driver/related fees, and per mile funding system:
SB 5483 |
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Projects, transportation, general obligation bonds to fund forward Washington projects:
SB 5481 |
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Projects/programs/activities, using motor vehicle sales/use tax revenues for:
HB 1604, SB 5359, SB 5449 |
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Properties, state highway/DOT, environmental mitigation sites, conveyance to tribal governments, when:
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HB 1934, CH 184 (2022), SB 5930 |
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Public road construction activities, value of products used in, determining for taxation purposes:
HB 1666, SB 5578 |
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Purple heart state, Washington state as a, authorizing signs indicating:
HB 1250,
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SHB 1250, CH 213 (2021) |
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Rest areas, safety, human trafficking informational posters in, modifying requirements:
HB 2077, SHB 2077 |
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Rest areas, safety, reopening of, requirements for:
HB 1655,
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SHB 1655, CH 262 (2022) PV |
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Road projects, state-funded, engineering firm payments on subcontracts to separate firm, B&O tax deduction:
HB 1522 |
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Road usage charge or other similar charge, using for highway purposes:
SJR 8207 |
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Road usage charge or other similar charges, using for highway purposes:
SJR 8211 |
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Road usage charge program, for vehicle per mile fee payment, establishing, and implementing in phases:
HB 2026 |
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Road usage charges and motor vehicle fuel excise tax, double taxation, constitutional amendment to prohibit:
HJR 4202 |
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Roads, wheeled all-terrain vehicle use on, multiuse roadway safety account funds use in connection with, when:
HB 1546 |
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Roads, wheeled all-terrain vehicle use on, qualified WATV use on certain county roads in a rural county:
HB 1870 |
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Rural roads, reducing rural roadway departures program, creating:
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ESSB 5974, CH 182 (2022) |
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Rural roads, reducing rural roadway departures program, establishing:
HB 1605, SHB 1605, SHB 2119 |
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Signs, directional for auto malls, on state highways rights-of-way, when:
HB 1142 |
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Signs, discouraging jumping from bridges into cold waterways, Zack's law:
HB 1595, SHB 1595, SB 5673, SSB 5673 |
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Speed limit, maximum of 20 mph on nonarterial highway, local jurisdiction authority to establish, when:
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SB 5687, CH 235 (2022) |
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Speed limit, maximum of 20 mph on nonarterial state highway, DOT secretary authority to establish, when:
*
SB 5687, CH 235 (2022) |
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State highways, broadband provider registration for coordinating installation along, when:
SB 5439 |
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State highways, rights-of-way, directional signs for auto malls, when:
HB 1142 |
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State highways, wheeled all-terrain vehicle use on, when segment in county with authorizing ordinance:
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EHB 1251, CH 121 (2021) |
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State route number 167 and Interstate 405 corridor project, sales/use taxes deferral for persons involved in:
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EHB 1990, CH 274 (2022), SB 5705 |
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State route number 2 corridor, traffic flow/safety/mobility between Monroe and Wenatchee, studying:
SB 5603 |
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State route number 520 civil penalties account, removing obsolete provisions:
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2SSB 5616, CH 157 (2022) |
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State route number 520, construction of bridge replacement/HOV project, sales/use tax deferral, extending period of:
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HB 2024, CH 144 (2022), SB 5899 |
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State route number 520, construction/operation, bond/loan obligations, SR 520 civil penalties account use for:
HB 1529,
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ESHB 1529, CH 136 (2021) |
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Tax revenue for highway use, from various vehicle and trailer purchases:
SJR 8208 |
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Toll facilities, bridges, vehicles that may not be exempted from tolls, listing:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
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Toll facilities, Interstate 405/state route number 167 corridor, authority to issue bonds solely as toll revenue bonds:
HB 2089 |
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Toll facilities, Interstate 405/state route number 167 express toll lanes account, bonds supported by revenues in, prohibiting issuance, when:
ESB 5232 |
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Toll facilities, photos/videotapes/records of specific instance of travel, search warrant/subpoena duces tecum for:
SB 5869, SSB 5869 |
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Toll facilities, Puget Sound gateway facility account, bonds supported by revenues in, prohibiting issuance, when:
ESB 5232 |
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Toll facilities, Puget Sound gateway facility, authority to issue bonds solely as toll revenue bonds:
HB 2089 |
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Toll facilities, Tacoma Narrows bridge, toll relief for users of:
SB 5483, SSB 5483 |
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Toll facilities, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project debt service costs, phase two of corrective funding measures for:
HB 2127 |
|
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Toll facilities, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project deferred sales taxes, early full payment of:
HB 2028 |
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Toll facilities, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project financial obligations, adjusting tolls, when:
*
SSB 5488, CH 223 (2022) |
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Toll facilities, Tacoma Narrows toll bridge project financial obligations, completing:
HB 1602, SB 5488,
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SSB 5488, CH 223 (2022) |
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US 2 and Interstate 90, commercial motor vehicle parking in chain up/chain off areas, when:
SHB 1839 |
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US 395 north Spokane corridor/Interstate 90 projects, limited project for community purposes to remedy impacts:
SB 5853,
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ESSB 5853, CH 59 (2022) |
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Vehicle miles traveled fee or other similar charges, using for highway purposes:
SJR 8211 |
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Vehicle per mile fee, road usage charge program payment of, establishing, and implementing in phases:
HB 2026 |
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Vulnerable user of a public way, definition, provisions concerning:
HB 1972, SHB 1972 |
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Work or emergency zone, reducing speed when approaching, requirements:
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HB 2033, CH 279 (2022), SB 5907, SSB 5907 |
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ROCKS AND MINERALS
(See also FOSSILS; GROWTH MANAGEMENT) |
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Hard minerals, seabed mining of, and permits or leases for, prohibiting:
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SB 5145, CH 181 (2021) |
|
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Lithium and critical/other materials used in electric vehicle batteries, global availability and recycling of, examining:
SSB 5526 |
|
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Lithium and rare earth minerals, used in battery manufacturing, global availability of, examining:
SB 5526 |
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Mineral resource lands, action removing designation under GMA:
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SB 5042, CH 218 (2022) |
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Stone/gravel/etc., state land easements/rights-of-way for transport of, when federal government claims right to grant:
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HB 1491, CH 49 (2021) |