Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
 (See also HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY; LONG-TERM CARE) |
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Aged, blind, or disabled assistance program, eligibility for victims of human trafficking:
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HB 1748, CH 208 (2022) |
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Apple health and homes program, establishing, and office of apple health and homes, creating:
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ESHB 1866, CH 216 (2022) |
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Apple health and homes program, establishing, and office of health and homes, creating:
HB 1866 |
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Applicants, agency inquiry about military service to provide relevant information:
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E2SHB 1181, CH 191 (2022) |
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Applicants/recipients, adjudicative proceeding application deadline, failing to meet, good cause exception:
SB 5729,
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SSB 5729, CH 163 (2022) |
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Applications/intake, agency inquiry about military service to provide relevant information:
HB 1181, SHB 1181 |
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Assistance, public, DSHS programs, minimum service expectations and requirements for DSHS, establishing:
HB 2075, SHB 2075 |
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Assistance, public, DSHS programs, minimum service expectations/requirements for DSHS's CSD, establishing:
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E2SHB 2075 (2022) V |
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Basic food categorical income eligibility program, creating for income eligibility for other assistance programs:
SB 5433 |
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Child welfare services, caregiver communication specialist position and caregivers automated notification system:
SHB 1945 |
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Child welfare services, caregiver liaison program and caregivers automated notification system:
HB 1945 |
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Child welfare services, certain DCYF workers, training concerning placement of children experiencing disruption:
HB 2038 |
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Child welfare services, dependency proceedings, legal representation for child in, when:
HB 1219, SHB 1219,
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2SHB 1219, CH 210 (2021) |
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Child welfare services, dependency proceedings, placement with relative appointed as guardian:
HB 1747,
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SHB 1747, CH 127 (2022) |
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Child welfare services, dependency proceedings, returning child home, casework supervision of certain parents:
HB 1944 |
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Child welfare services, dependency proceedings, student who is the subject of, education requirements for:
HB 1955,
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SHB 1955, CH 78 (2022) |
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Child welfare services, dependency system, early childhood court program for infants/toddlers in, establishing:
SB 5331, SSB 5331,
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2SSB 5331, CH 285 (2021) |
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Child welfare services, dependent youth with developmental disabilities exiting system:
HB 1061, SHB 1061,
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2SHB 1061, CH 56 (2021) |
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Child welfare services, dependent youth, self-controlled bank account with financial institution, program to provide:
SB 5824, SSB 5824 |
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Child welfare services, exceptional cost payments to foster parents accepting placement of certain children:
HB 2038, SHB 2038, 2SHB 2038 |
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Child welfare services, medical/dental/behavioral health care for children in DCYF custody:
HB 1205 |
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Child welfare services, social services specialist three job classification, increasing staffing level of:
HB 2038 |
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COVID-19, due to, assistance need standards for households, expanding goods/services included in:
HB 1151,
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SHB 1151, CH 9 (2021) |
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COVID-19, due to, consolidated emergency assistance program for families with children, modifying:
HB 1151,
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SHB 1151, CH 9 (2021) |
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COVID-19, due to, one-time cash benefit and transitional food assistance for certain households:
HB 1151,
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SHB 1151, CH 9 (2021) |
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COVID-19, due to, using certain freed-up federal coronavirus funds for cash and food assistance:
HB 1368,
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ESHB 1368, CH 3 (2021), SB 5344 |
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COVID-19, due to, using certain freed-up federal coronavirus funds for medical assistance:
HB 1368,
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ESHB 1368, CH 3 (2021), SB 5344 |
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Developmental and intellectual disabilities, individuals with, rehabilitation services for:
SB 5790,
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SSB 5790, CH 167 (2022) |
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Emergency assistance program, consolidated (CEAP), providing diversion cash and emergency assistance:
SB 5954 |
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Emergency assistance program, consolidated (CEAP), to include individuals and families without children:
SB 5954 |
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Evergreen basic income trust, creating:
HB 2009 |
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Food assistance recipients, as hard-to-place job seekers, B&O/public utility tax credits for employers hiring:
SB 5358 |
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Food assistance, basic food categorical income eligibility program, creating:
SB 5433 |
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Food assistance, transitional, for unsanctioned members of household ceasing to receive TANF:
SB 5785,
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SSB 5785, CH 98 (2022) |
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Home and community services, waiver services while living at home, personal needs allowance for, increasing:
SB 5745,
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SSB 5745, CH 164 (2022) |
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Host homes, with host home programs, real property used as, property tax exemption:
HB 1175 |
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Host homes, with host home programs, real property used as, state property tax exemption:
ESHB 1175 |
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Interpreters, spoken language, for medical appointments, when medical provider provides, reimbursement:
HB 2004, SB 5808 |
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Medicaid, ability to apply for persons incarcerated for less than 30 days:
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SHB 1348, CH 166 (2021) |
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Medicaid, agreements with managed care systems, submitting rates to systems before contract signing:
HB 1959 |
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Medicaid, annual mental health wellness exam by qualified mental health care provider, coverage for:
SB 5889 |
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Medicaid, assisted living facilities, provider prevailing wages, stakeholder group concerning, convening:
HB 1645 |
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Medicaid, assisted living facility payment methodology, fully funded model for, implementing:
HB 1645 |
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Medicaid, audio-only telemedicine, managed care plan/fee-for-service reimbursement of services via:
HB 1196,
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ESHB 1196, CH 157 (2021), SB 5325 |
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Medicaid, behavioral health support specialist services coverage under:
SB 5884, SSB 5884, E2SSB 5884 |
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Medicaid, children's mental health assessment/diagnosis, from birth through 5 years of age:
HB 1325, SHB 1325,
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2SHB 1325, CH 126 (2021) |
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Medicaid, children, early and periodic screening/diagnosis/treatment schedules, aligning with certain standards:
SB 5912, SSB 5912 |
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Medicaid, clubhouses and peer-run organizations for persons with mental illness:
ESB 5328 |
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Medicaid, community residential service providers, for persons with developmental disabilities, rates for, studying:
SB 5268,
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ESSB 5268, CH 219 (2022) |
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Medicaid, developmental/intellectual disabilities, individuals with, employment/community inclusion provider rates:
SB 5790,
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SSB 5790, CH 167 (2022) |
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Medicaid, dialysate/dialysis device manufacturers dispensing directly to patients, certain exemptions:
HB 1675,
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SHB 1675, CH 23 (2022), SB 5507 |
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Medicaid, donor breast milk for inpatient use, coverage for:
SB 5702 |
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Medicaid, donor human milk for inpatient use, coverage for:
SSB 5702,
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E2SSB 5702, CH 236 (2022) |
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Medicaid, enrollees, in-network services for, ambulatory surgical facility/hospital role:
SB 5377 |
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Medicaid, federal matching funds, reattributing certain federal funds 2019-2021 appropriations to:
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HB 1367, CH 5 (2021), SB 5343 |
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Medicaid, federal, when ineligible due to immigration status, state-only coverage and health/dental plans:
HB 1191 |
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Medicaid, gender-affirming health care treatment, coverage for, requirements/unfair practices:
SSB 5313,
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2SSB 5313, CH 280 (2021) |
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Medicaid, HIV antiviral drugs coverage when FDA-approved:
HB 2079, SB 5551 |
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Medicaid, hospital services, safety net assessment for, extending expiration of:
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HB 1316, CH 255 (2021) |
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Medicaid, long-term care, consumer directed employer program, rate-setting board and employer provisions:
SB 5258,
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SSB 5258, CH 186 (2021) |
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Medicaid, long-term services and supports, eligibility determinations/other functions, performance by Indian tribes:
HB 2060,
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SB 5866, CH 255 (2022) |
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Medicaid, managed care contracts, enrollees discharged from inpatient behavioral health, housing services for:
HB 1860, SHB 1860,
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2SHB 1860, CH 215 (2022) |
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Medicaid, managed care organizations, covered lives assessment, foundational public health services use of:
HB 1201, SB 5149, SSB 5149 |
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Medicaid, managed care, genetic testing for children with seizures/neurological symptoms/etc.:
HB 1346 |
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Medicaid, managed care/fee-for-service, payment for mobile crisis/triage facility/crisis stabilization services:
HB 1182, HB 1477, SHB 1477, SB 5209 |
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Medicaid, medicaid expenditure forecast work group, creating:
SB 5620, SSB 5620 |
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Medicaid, nursing facilities, rate adjustment for inflation:
SB 5311, SSB 5311 |
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Medicaid, nursing facilities, rate rebasing and case mix:
HB 1275 |
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Medicaid, opioid overdose reversal medication, medicaid billing and provider reimbursement for:
SSB 5195 |
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Medicaid, opioid overdose reversal medication, medicaid billing and reimbursement for:
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2SSB 5195, CH 273 (2021) |
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Medicaid, postpartum coverage for postpartum/pregnant persons, extending:
SB 5068,
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SSB 5068, CH 90 (2021) |
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Medicaid, prescription drugs for mental health conditions, utilization management for, prohibiting, when:
SB 5794, ESSB 5794 |
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Medicaid, primary care services providers, reimbursing at higher rate:
SB 5246 |
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Medicaid, primary care, behavioral health in, multi-payer primary care transformation model to aid:
SB 5894 |
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Medicaid, primary care, pediatric community health workers, reimbursement of:
SSB 5894 |
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Medicaid, primary care, pediatric/mental health, multi-payer primary care transformation model to aid:
SSB 5894 |
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Medicaid, program integrity activities, health care authority oversight/duties:
SB 5620, SSB 5620 |
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Medicaid, rate enhancements and incentive payments, using federal medicaid matching funds for:
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HB 1367, CH 5 (2021), SB 5343 |
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Medicaid, state plan, adding minor behavioral health partial hospitalization/intensive outpatient programs to:
SB 5736, SSB 5736,
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2SSB 5736, CH 94 (2022) |
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Medicaid, suspense status, for persons incarcerated for less than 30 days, prohibiting:
HB 1348,
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SHB 1348, CH 166 (2021) |
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Medicaid, suspense status, pre-release medical assistance reinstatement for confined persons in:
SB 5304, SSB 5304,
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E2SSB 5304, CH 243 (2021) PV |
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Medicaid, telemedicine, audio-only, patient/provider "established relationship" before providing, requirements:
HB 1821,
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ESHB 1821, CH 213 (2022) |
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Medicaid, telemedicine, delivery of behavioral health services via, BHASO and MCO reimbursement for, when:
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SSB 5325, CH 100 (2021) |
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Medicaid, waiver services, dependent youth with developmental disabilities eligibility:
HB 1061, SHB 1061,
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2SHB 1061, CH 56 (2021) |
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Medicaid, waiver services, youth with developmental disabilities who have exited dependency proceedings:
SHB 1061,
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2SHB 1061, CH 56 (2021) |
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Medical appointments, spoken language interpreters for, when medical provider provides, reimbursement:
HB 2004, SB 5808 |
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Medical assistance clients, exiting inpatient behavioral health settings, homelessness/housing instability:
HB 1860, SHB 1860,
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2SHB 1860, CH 215 (2022) |
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Medical assistance, enrollees, in-network services for, ambulatory surgical facility/hospital role:
SB 5377 |
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Medical assistance, mental health wellness exam by qualified mental health care provider, coverage for:
SB 5889 |
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Medical assistance, persons enrolled in, supportive housing and community support services benefits for, when:
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ESHB 1866, CH 216 (2022) |
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Medical assistance, persons enrolled in, supportive housing benefit for, when:
HB 1866 |
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Postpartum/pregnant persons, medicaid postpartum coverage for, extending after COVID emergency:
SB 5068,
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SSB 5068, CH 90 (2021) |
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Student financial aid, WA college grants, eligibility of recipients of certain assistance for:
HB 1835, SHB 1835,
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2SHB 1835, CH 214 (2022) |
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Supplemental security income, recipients of, B&O/public utility tax credits for employers hiring:
SB 5358 |
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Temporary assistance for needy families, diapers/other necessities for child under 3 years, monthly payments for:
HB 1947, SHB 1947, SB 5838,
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SSB 5838, CH 100 (2022) |
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Trafficking, human, victims of, aged, blind, or disabled program eligibility for:
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HB 1748, CH 208 (2022) |
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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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WorkFirst TANF program, extension beyond 60 months limit for months when unemployment rate at/above 7 percent:
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2SSB 5214, CH 239 (2021) |
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WorkFirst TANF program, ineligibility after 60 months, exemption from, for hardship, when:
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HB 1755, CH 24 (2022), SB 5214,
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2SSB 5214, CH 239 (2021) |
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WorkFirst TANF program, ineligibility after 60 months, exemption from, undue hardship standard for:
HB 2048, SHB 2048, 2SHB 2048 |
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WorkFirst TANF program, ineligibility after 60 months, exemption when unemployment rate at/above 7 percent:
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HB 1755, CH 24 (2022) |
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WorkFirst TANF program, ineligibility after 60 months, not counting months when unemployment rate at/above 7 percent:
SSB 5214 |
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WorkFirst TANF program, noncompliance, termination after 12 months' continuous, removing requirement:
SB 5214 |
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WorkFirst TANF program, recipients as hard-to-place job seekers, B&O/public utility tax credits for employers hiring:
SB 5358 |
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WorkFirst TANF program, various modifications:
SB 5214 |
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WorkFirst TANF program, WorkFirst orientation attendance requirement, dropping, when:
SB 5214 |
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Youth, host homes for, real property used as, property tax exemption for:
HB 1175 |
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Youth, host homes for, real property used as, state property tax exemption for:
ESHB 1175 |