Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
DRUGS
 (See also MEDICINE AND MEDICAL DEVICES; PHARMACIES AND PHARMACISTS) |
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Cannabis products, crime-related use or possession prohibitions, role in general sentencing provisions:
HB 2206, SB 5966, SSB 5966 |
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Cannabis, medical use, amending provisions:
HB 1084, HB 1662, HB 2233, SB 5528, SSB 5528, SB 5887, SSB 5887, 2SSB 5887, E3SSB 5887 |
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Cannabis, medical use, levying marijuana excise tax to be collected from medical cannabis dispensaries:
HB 1789 |
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Cannabis, medical use, levying medical cannabis excise tax on wholesale sales of dried cannabis to processor or dispensary:
SB 5887 |
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Cannabis, medical use, Ric Smith memorial act:
HB 1084 |
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Cannabis, recreational and medical, state cannabis industry coordinating committee, establishment:
ESSB 6542 |
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Cannabis, recreational industry, state cannabis industry coordinating committee, establishment:
SB 6542 |
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Controlled substances act, certain provisions, state preemption of local government laws and ordinances:
SHB 2144, HB 2638 |
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Controlled substances, crime-related use or possession prohibitions, role in general sentencing provisions:
HB 2206, SB 5966, SSB 5966 |
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Controlled substances, possession without prescription, downgrading to misdemeanor:
HB 2116 |
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Dextromethorphan, finished drug products containing, retail sale requirements:
HB 2163, SHB 2163,
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2SHB 2163, CH 64 (2014), SB 6032 |
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Driving under the influence, comprehensive amendments to provisions, including adding of marijuana and THC in certain cases:
HB 1482, SHB 1482, HB 2030, SHB 2030, SB 5912, SSB 5912,
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E2SSB 5912, CH 35 (2013) |
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Driving under the influence, creating 24/7 alcohol/drug monitoring, revolving account, and program:
SHB 2030 |
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Driving under the influence, creating statewide 24/7 sobriety program and 24/7 sobriety account:
HB 2030, SB 5912 |
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Driving under the influence, creating statewide 24/7 sobriety program and pilot project and 24/7 sobriety account:
SSB 5912,
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E2SSB 5912, CH 35 (2013) |
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Driving under the influence, eliminating ten-year look back periods from class C felony criteria:
HB 2085 |
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Driving under the influence, extending time periods for relevance of prior offenses:
HB 2701, SB 6085, SSB 6085 |
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Driving under the influence, prior offense, expanding definition for sentencing:
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SB 6413, CH 100 (2014) |
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Driving under the influence, probable cause for arresting and taking into custody without warrant:
HB 2083 |
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Driving under the influence, reducing prior offense threshold for class C felony:
HB 2084, SB 6090 |
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Driving under the influence, requiring impaired driving offenders to pay costs of incarceration:
SB 5951 |
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Driving under the influence, serving certain sentences consecutively with ignition-interlock device-related violations:
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SB 6415, CH 101 (2014) |
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Driving under the influence, Washington impaired driving work group, establishment:
SHB 2030 |
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Drug courts, authority to establish, expanding to include all jurisdictions:
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SB 5797, CH 257 (2013) |
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Drug courts, authority to merge with DUI and mental health courts, expanding to include all jurisdictions:
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SB 5797, CH 257 (2013) |
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Drug courts, definition of, including family treatment courts in:
HB 1834 |
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Family treatment courts, including in definition of drug courts:
HB 1834 |
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Health departments, local, drug and device dispensing policies and procedures:
EHB 1538 |
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Hydrocodone combination products, allowing use by optometrists:
HB 2173, SB 6038 |
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Marijuana, adding marijuana and THC to various driving under the influence provisions:
HB 1482, SHB 1482, HB 2030, SHB 2030, SB 5912, SSB 5912,
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E2SSB 5912, CH 35 (2013) |
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Marijuana, creating Washington publicly owned trust and trust commission:
SB 5955 |
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Marijuana, crime-related cannabis product use or possession prohibitions, role in general sentencing provisions:
HB 2206, SB 5966, SSB 5966 |
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Marijuana, criminal acts by or with minors, new provisions:
HB 2706, SHB 2706, SSB 6158 |
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Marijuana, dedicated local jurisdiction marijuana fund, creation:
HB 2566 |
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Marijuana, definitions, clarifying to clearly exclude industrial hemp:
HB 2767 |
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Marijuana, environmental impacts of various means of producing, liquor control board to consult with department of ecology to examine:
HB 1992 |
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Marijuana, excise tax revenues, distribution for Puget Sound ferries and Tacoma Narrows toll bridge facility:
HB 2772 |
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Marijuana, excise tax revenues, distribution to cities and counties:
HB 2566, HB 2732, HB 2772, SB 6393 |
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Marijuana, excise tax revenues, redirecting certain revenues to low-income health care:
HB 2793 |
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Marijuana, exhibiting effects of having consumed, including in negligent driving in first degree provisions:
HB 2028 |
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Marijuana, legal marketplace for, regulation by liquor control board, deleting certain fees and fines:
HB 2000 |
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Marijuana, legal marketplace for, technical changes to facilitate liquor control board creation of regulatory scheme:
HB 2000 |
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Marijuana, licensed commercial recreational marijuana businesses, prohibiting local governments from impeding:
HB 2322 |
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Marijuana, local control over marijuana commerce act, authorizing prohibition of production and retail facilities:
HB 2510 |
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Marijuana, local control over marijuana use and possession act, authorizing prohibition of possession:
HB 2509 |
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Marijuana, marijuana excise tax, from marijuana sales, depositing revenue in dedicated local jurisdiction marijuana fund:
HB 2144, SHB 2144 |
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Marijuana, medical marijuana system, aligning with recreational marijuana system:
SSB 5887, 2SSB 5887, E3SSB 5887, SB 6178, SSB 6178, 2SSB 6178 |
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Marijuana, medical use, levying medical cannabis excise tax on wholesale sales of dried cannabis to processor or dispensary:
SB 5887 |
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Marijuana, medical use, provider and patient permits to grow or provide:
HB 2511 |
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Marijuana, medical use, sales and use tax exemptions for purchases by qualifying patients:
HB 2198, SHB 2198, 2SHB 2198 |
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Marijuana, medical, amending provisions:
HB 1084, HB 1662, HB 2233, SB 5528, SSB 5528, SB 5887, SSB 5887, 2SSB 5887, E3SSB 5887, SB 6178, SSB 6178, 2SSB 6178 |
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Marijuana, medical, legal amounts left at retail stores holding pharmacy license, notification and disposal requirements:
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EHB 1808, CH 133 (2013) |
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Marijuana, medical, levying marijuana excise tax to be collected from medical cannabis dispensaries:
HB 1789 |
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Marijuana, medical, revising and renaming Washington state medical use of cannabis act:
HB 2149, SHB 2149, E2SHB 2149 |
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Marijuana, misdemeanor offenses, vacating of, conditions and exceptions:
HB 1661, SHB 1661 |
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Marijuana, production and producers, exemption from certain agricultural statutes:
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SB 6505, CH 140 (2014) |
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Marijuana, prohibiting purchases of marijuana and marijuana paraphernalia with public assistance electronic benefit cards:
ESSB 5279 |
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Marijuana, property taxation of marijuana-related trademarks, trade names, brand names, patents, and copyrights:
HB 1976 |
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Marijuana, purchase by minors, specifying criminal acts and penalties:
HB 2303, SB 6158, SSB 6158 |
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Marijuana, purchase by minors, using certain minors in controlled purchase compliance check programs:
HB 2303, SB 6158 |
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Marijuana, recreational and medical, state cannabis industry coordinating committee, establishment:
ESSB 6542 |
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Marijuana, recreational industry, state cannabis industry coordinating committee, establishment:
SB 6542 |
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Marijuana, recreational sales of, creating system for taxation and tracking of sales:
HB 2786 |
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Marijuana, recreational use industry, delaying use of tax preferences by:
HB 2409,
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SB 6505, CH 140 (2014) |
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Marijuana, recreational use system, aligning medical marijuana system with:
SSB 5887, 2SSB 5887, E3SSB 5887, SB 6178, SSB 6178, 2SSB 6178 |
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Marijuana, recreational, tax stamp system for sale of:
HB 2411 |
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Marijuana, regulating licensing of producers, preferring and incentivizing rural area production operations on unenclosed outdoor agricultural lands:
HB 1991 |
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Marijuana, requesting that drug enforcement administration reclassify as schedule II drug:
SJM 8000, SSJM 8000, SJM 8010 |
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Marijuana, retail licenses and permits, obtaining by persons convicted of automated sales suppression device or phantom ware use, prohibitions:
SB 6543 |
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Marijuana, retail licenses, endorsement to sell to medical and recreational marijuana users:
E3SSB 5887 |
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Marijuana, retail licenses, endorsement to sell to medical marijuana users:
SSB 5887, 2SSB 5887, SB 6178, SSB 6178, 2SSB 6178 |
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Marijuana, retail licenses, to include processing and processors:
HB 2304, SB 6160, SSB 6160 |
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Marijuana, retail licenses, to include processing and processors and marijuana concentrates:
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ESHB 2304, CH 192 (2014) |
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Marijuana, statutory provisions, state preemption of local government laws and ordinances:
SHB 2144, HB 2638 |
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Marijuana, technical corrections to marijuana law:
HB 1597 |
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Marijuana, THC concentration, correcting definition of:
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EHB 2056, CH 116 (2013) |
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Marijuana, THC concentration, directing that HB 2056 correcting definition be considered:
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HCR 4405 (2013) |
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Marijuana, use by offender during community custody:
SB 5010, SSB 5010 |
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Prescription drug manufacturers, participation in prescription donation for uninsured persons, including immunity provisions:
HB 1382, SHB 1382, SB 5148,
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SSB 5148, CH 260 (2013) |
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Prescription drugs and devices, duty of pharmacy to facilitate delivery, requirements:
SB 5934 |
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Prescription drugs and devices, pharmacy duty to refer patient to another pharmacy in certain cases, requirements:
SB 5934 |
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Prescription drugs and supplies, donated, authorizing dispensing to uninsured persons:
HB 1382, SHB 1382, SB 5148,
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SSB 5148, CH 260 (2013) |
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Prescription drugs, controlled substances, electronic communication of prescription or refill authorization:
HB 1155, SHB 1155, SB 5416,
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SSB 5416, CH 276 (2013) |
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Prescription drugs, direct patient-provider practices:
HB 1480,
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ESHB 1480, CH 126 (2013), SB 5539 |
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Prescription drugs, including daily cost-sharing rate, medication synchronization, and prorated dispensing fees:
SB 6367 |
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Prescription drugs, insurer or utilization review entity clinical review criteria, allowing off-label uses and repeat prescriptions:
HB 1943 |
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Prescription drugs, legend drug act, including pharmacists:
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HB 1182, CH 71 (2013), SHB 1182 |
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Prescription drugs, mental health prescriptions, assuring inclusion in patient's electronic medical record:
SB 6360 |
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Prescription drugs, ninety-day supply limit, placing conditions on dispensing in keeping with:
HB 1583, SB 5459,
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SSB 5459, CH 262 (2013) |
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Prescription drugs, prior authorization process, work group to develop criteria for streamlining:
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E2SSB 5267, CH 215 (2013) |
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Prescription drugs, through medicaid managed care, enrollee comprehensive medication management:
SSB 5213,
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2SSB 5213, CH 261 (2013) |
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Prescription drugs, through medicaid managed care, enrollee comprehensive medication management process:
HB 1637 |
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Prescription drugs, through medicaid managed care, enrollee prescription review process:
SB 5213 |
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Prescription drugs, warehousing and reselling, repealing preferential business and occupation tax rate to provide basic education and higher education funding:
ESHB 2034, HB 2038, ESHB 2038 |
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Prescription drugs, warehousing and reselling, repealing preferential business and occupation tax rate to provide basic education funding:
HB 2796, SB 6574 |
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Prescription monitoring database, access for clinical laboratories:
EHB 1593, SB 5772 |
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Prescription monitoring program, department of health, funding program entirely from medicaid fraud penalty account:
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HB 1565, CH 36 (2013), SB 5493 |
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Prescription monitoring program, department of health, integrating into coordinated care electronic tracking program:
SB 5554 |
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Prescriptions written by physician and osteopathic physician assistants in other states, authorizing pharmacies to fill:
HB 1596, SB 5524,
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SSB 5524, CH 12 (2013) |
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Uniform controlled substances act, revising definition of THC concentration for purposes of:
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EHB 2056, CH 116 (2013) |