Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
LABOR
 (See also COLLECTIVE BARGAINING; CONTRACTORS; DISCRIMINATION; EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPARTMENT; IMMIGRATION, IMMIGRANTS, AND IMMIGRATION STATUS; PROFESSIONS; WAGES AND HOURS) |
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Affirmative action without preferential treatment, I-1000 to accomplish:
SI 1000, HI 1000 |
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Agreements, labor peace, marijuana businesses with:
HB 1289, SB 5985 |
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Agricultural products, manufacturers/retail sellers, supply chain disclosures:
SB 5693 |
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Agricultural products, retail sellers of, supply chain disclosures:
SSB 5693 |
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Contracts, independent personal labor, persons under, minimum wages for:
SB 5987 |
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Domestic violence and workplace resources, task force on, convening:
EHB 1056 |
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Domestic violence, community resources poster for workplace:
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HB 1533, CH 228 (2019) |
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Employee classification, work group on, establishing:
SHB 1515 |
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Employees, employee fair classification act, creating:
HB 1515, HB 1601, SB 5513, SB 5690 |
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Employer-employee relationship, under wage and compensation laws:
HB 1515, HB 1601, SB 5513, SB 5690 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, applying provisions to excess compensation tax:
SB 6017 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, investing funds for, constitutional amendment:
SJR 8212 |
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Family and medical leave, paid, various provisions:
HB 1399,
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SHB 1399, CH 13 (2019), HB 1400,
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ESB 5439, CH 81 (2019), SB 5449, SSB 5449, SB 5539 |
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Farm internship pilot project, delaying expiration:
HB 2136 |
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General strike of 1919 in Seattle and labor movement in Washington, recognizing:
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HR 4606 (2019),
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SR 8608 (2019) |
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Human trafficking, agricultural product supply chain disclosures concerning:
SB 5693, SSB 5693 |
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Human trafficking, hearsay evidence by child under 16 concerning:
SB 5885,
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SSB 5885, CH 90 (2019) |
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Human trafficking, noncitizen victims and family members, public assistance:
HB 1971, SB 5164, SSB 5164 |
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Human trafficking, restraining order violation, arrest for:
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HB 1055, CH 18 (2019) |
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Labor neutrality agreements, private contractors for certain DSHS services:
SB 5295, ESSB 5295 |
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Noncompetition covenants, enforceable or unenforceable, when:
HB 1450,
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ESHB 1450, CH 299 (2019), SB 5478, ESSB 5478 |
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Sexual discrimination, in workplace, prevention measures:
HB 1728, SB 5258,
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ESSB 5258, CH 392 (2019) |
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Sexual harassment/assault, when workers isolated, employer prevention role:
HB 1728, SB 5258,
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ESSB 5258, CH 392 (2019) |
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Unfair practices, employee bargaining rights, employer lack of neutrality:
SB 5169 |
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Unfair practices, employee off-duty conduct, employer actions due to:
SB 5226, SB 5807 |
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Unfair practices, investigative records, disclosure exemption:
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EHB 2020, CH 349 (2019), SB 5929 |
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Unions, agency or fair share fees, employee claim or action for, defense to:
HB 1575,
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SHB 1575, CH 230 (2019), 2SHB 1575, SB 5623, SSB 5623 |
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Unions, dues/representation fees, employee authorization for deduction:
HB 1845 |
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Unions, membership dues, employee authorization of:
HB 1575,
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SHB 1575, CH 230 (2019), 2SHB 1575, SB 5623, SSB 5623 |
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Unions, security provisions, striking from collective bargaining statutes:
HB 1575,
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SHB 1575, CH 230 (2019), 2SHB 1575, SB 5623, SSB 5623 |
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Wage boards, for nonemployee workers, convening:
HB 1601 |
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Whistleblower qui tam actions on behalf of state:
HB 1965, SHB 1965, 2SHB 1965 |
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Workers' boards, for nonemployee workers, convening:
SB 5690 |
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LABOR AND INDUSTRIES, DEPARTMENT
(See also APPRENTICES AND APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS; CONTRACTORS; CONVEYANCES; LABOR; PUBLIC WORKS; WORKERS' COMPENSATION) |
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Factory built housing and commercial structures, inspection of:
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HB 1486, CH 165 (2019), SB 5756 |
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LAKES AND RESERVOIRS
(See also FISH; FISHING; HYDRAULIC PERMITS AND PROJECTS; SHORELINES AND SHORELINE MANAGEMENT) |
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Roads, county, by water bodies, vacation when safety hazard:
SB 5613 |
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LAND USE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
(See also ENVIRONMENT; GROWTH MANAGEMENT; SUBDIVISIONS) |
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Development regulations, guidance for, implementation effects analysis:
SB 5524, SSB 5524 |
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Land use decisions, judicial review of, provisions:
HB 1781, SHB 1781 |
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Planning costs, local, grant program for:
SB 5769 |
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Private property rights, international law or accords infringing, prohibitions:
HB 1617 |
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Projects, local, permit application completeness, when:
HB 1451, SB 5372, SSB 5372 |
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Projects, of statewide significance, designation process and tax credits:
SB 5540 |
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LANDLORD AND TENANT
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Evictions, just cause, work group to study, creating:
SSB 5733 |
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Evictions, no cause, prohibiting and replacing with cause eviction protections:
HB 1656, SHB 1656, SB 5733 |
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Landlord mitigation program, eligibility for:
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ESSB 5600, CH 356 (2019) |
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Landlord, prior notice for demolition, substantial rehabilitation, or use change:
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HB 1462, CH 339 (2019), SSB 5733 |
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Landlord, rent increase prior written notice, minimum period for:
HB 1440,
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ESHB 1440, CH 105 (2019), HB 1460, SB 5600 |
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Mediation program, provisions:
HB 1446 |
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Tenancy, termination by tenant by prior written notice, when:
HB 1461 |
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Tenancy, termination notice by armed forces member:
HB 1138,
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ESHB 1138, CH 23 (2019), HB 1461, SB 5180 |
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Tenants and owners, housing information guide, maintaining:
HB 1463 |
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Tenants, notice to pay rent or vacate the premises, 14-day:
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ESSB 5600, CH 356 (2019) |
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Tenants, rent and deposits/fees, paying in installments:
HB 1694,
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ESSB 5600, CH 356 (2019) |
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Tenants, seizure and forfeiture of property of:
HB 1269, SHB 1269 |
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Unlawful detainer, actions, mediation program provisions:
HB 1446 |
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Unlawful detainer, actions, period for tenant response:
SB 5123, SSB 5123 |
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Unlawful detainer, actions, residential tenant response period and protections:
HB 1453, ESHB 1453, HB 1463, HB 1656, SHB 1656, SB 5600,
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ESSB 5600, CH 356 (2019), SB 5733, SSB 5733 |
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Unlawful detainer, proceedings, attorney representation of tenant, studying:
SB 5907, SSB 5907 |
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Utilities, city/town services for tenants, collection of delinquent charges:
HB 1705, HB 2069, SHB 2069 |
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Utilities, water/sewer, individual unit metering for:
HB 1818, SB 5775 |
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LAW ENFORCEMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL
(See also ANIMALS; CRIMINAL JUSTICE TRAINING COMMISSION; CRIMINAL PROCEDURE; FIRST RESPONDERS; RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS; SHERIFFS AND POLICE CHIEFS, WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF (WASPC)) |
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Animals, police, harming, class B felony when animal killed:
SB 5614, SSB 5614 |
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Behavioral health needs, criminal justice system-involved persons with, grant program:
HB 1767, SHB 1767,
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2SHB 1767, CH 378 (2019) |
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Colleges, community and technical, agency assistance with security:
SB 5150 |
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Colleges, community and technical, officer assignment to, agreements:
SSB 5150 |
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Deadly force, amending and adding to I-940 as passed by the people:
HB 1064,
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SHB 1064, CH 4 (2019), SB 5029 |
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Deadly force, repealing I-940 to and passed by legislature and ESHB 3003 (2018):
HB 1064,
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SHB 1064, CH 4 (2019) |
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Deadly force, repealing I-940 to legislature and ESHB 3003 (2018):
SB 5029 |
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Domestic violence, law enforcement response:
HB 1225,
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SHB 1225, CH 367 (2019), SB 5143, SSB 5143 |
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Domestic violence, traumatic brain injuries risk, officer training to include:
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ESB 5573 (2019) V |
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Eyewitness evidence, law enforcement maximizing of reliability, work group:
HB 1970, SB 5714,
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SSB 5714, CH 359 (2019) |
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Facial recognition technology, using to establish probable cause, restrictions:
2SHB 1654 |
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Firearms, concealed pistol licenses, process for renewal by agencies:
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HB 1934, CH 135 (2019) |
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Firearms, forfeited, agency disposing of:
HB 1671 |
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First aid, officer training in and provision of:
HB 1064,
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SHB 1064, CH 4 (2019), SB 5029 |
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Fish and wildlife officers, definition and collective bargaining:
HB 1217, SB 5481 |
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Fish and wildlife officers, rank of sergeant, collective bargaining:
HB 2037, SHB 2037 |
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Homicide, justifiable, law enforcement deadly force use:
HB 1064,
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SHB 1064, CH 4 (2019), SB 5029 |
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Huckleberry buyers, disclosing certain records to law enforcement:
HB 2092 |
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Indigenous women and other persons, missing, law enforcement response:
SHB 1713,
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2SHB 1713, CH 127 (2019) |
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License plate recognition systems, automated, law enforcement use:
HB 1663, SB 5529 |
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Liquor and cannabis board, marijuana, law enforcement authority of:
SHB 1237, 2SHB 1237 |
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Liquor enforcement officers, powers of:
HB 1626 |
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Mental disorders, persons with, diversion by police from prosecution:
HB 1513, SHB 1513, 2SHB 1513, SB 5444, SSB 5444,
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E2SSB 5444, CH 326 (2019) |
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Motorcycles, profiling by law enforcement, prohibiting:
HB 1152 |
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Municipal police districts, planning committees, commissions, and plans:
HB 1458 |
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Native American women, missing or murdered, law enforcement response:
HB 1713 |
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Officers, contact information of, disclosure, crime of:
HB 2019 |
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Officers, correctional, overtime work by:
HB 1345, SHB 1345, SB 5200 |
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Officers, PERS service credit transfer to LEOFF, when:
HB 1297, SB 5355,
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SSB 5355, CH 47 (2019) |
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Officers, use of force with firearm discharge, reporting:
SB 5916 |
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Officers, workers' compensation occupational disease presumptions:
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HB 1913, CH 133 (2019), SB 5849 |
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Proactive policing grant program, developing and implementing:
HB 1501 |
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Property, crimes against, law enforcement grant program, establishing:
HB 1280 |
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School resource officers, agreements, training, and grant program:
SB 5052 |
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Sexual assault kits, tracking system, and survivors:
HB 1166, SHB 1166,
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2SHB 1166, CH 93 (2019) |
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Sheriff's office, Cowlitz county, deputy Justin DeRosier, honoring:
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SR 8652 (2019) |
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Sheriff's office, Kittitas county, deputy Ryan Thompson, honoring:
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HR 4630 (2019),
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SR 8635 (2019) |
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Sheriff's office, Pierce county, deputy Daniel McCartney act:
SB 5050 |
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Sheriff's offices, vacancies in, filling:
HB 1750 |
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Sheriffs, salaries of, modifying:
SB 5268 |
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State patrol, destruction of forfeited firearms by:
HB 1010, SHB 1010 |
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State patrol, domestic violence offender registry, WSP role:
HB 1080, SB 5244 |
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State patrol, executive protection unit, funding:
HB 1021 |
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State patrol, handgun proficiency standards and instructors:
HB 1315, SB 5174 |
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State patrol, missing/murdered indigenous persons, liaisons and protocol:
SHB 1713,
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2SHB 1713, CH 127 (2019) |
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State patrol, missing/murdered Native American women liaisons, establishing:
HB 1713 |
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State patrol, sexual assault kit forensic analysis role of:
HB 1166, SHB 1166,
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2SHB 1166, CH 93 (2019) |
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Training, basic law enforcement, commencement date after hiring:
HB 1253, SB 5944 |
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Universities and TESC, uniformed personnel, interest arbitration:
HB 1043,
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SB 5022, CH 234 (2019) PV |
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LEGISLATIVE AUDIT AND REVIEW COMMITTEE, JOINT
(See also TAX PREFERENCES - EXEMPTIONS, CREDITS, DEDUCTIONS, DEFERRALS, ETC.) |
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Affordable housing, on religious organization property, JLARC review:
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SHB 1377, CH 218 (2019), SSB 5358 |
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Ambulatory surgical facilities regulatory program, JLARC performance audit:
SB 5906 |
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Clean fuels program, JLARC to analyze program:
HB 1110, SHB 1110, E2SHB 1110, SB 5412 |
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Commercial office space, tax incentives for developing, JLARC to study:
HB 1746,
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SHB 1746, CH 273 (2019) |
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Community residential service businesses, public utility tax on, JLARC review:
SB 5990 |
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Electric utility on-bill repayment programs, efficacy of:
SHB 1642 |
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Employees of JLARC, collective bargaining rights:
HB 1452, SHB 1452, SB 5691 |
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Firearm background checks, single/full point of contact system, feasibility:
HB 1949 |
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First responder building mapping information system, school use, studying:
HB 1216, SHB 1216,
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2SHB 1216, CH 333 (2019), SB 5317, SSB 5317, 2SSB 5317 |
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Greenhouse gas reductions, impact of, JLARC to analyze, when:
HB 1113, SHB 1113 |
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Housing, low-income development costs, JLARC's report analyzing:
SB 5361 |
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Long-term services and supports trust commission, JLARC to audit and review:
SSB 5331 |
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Long-term services and supports trust commission, JLARC to report on:
SHB 1087 |
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Marbled murrelet, long-term conservation strategy, impacts of, JLARC review:
HB 1546, SB 5547 |
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Military benefit zone financing, impact analysis:
SSB 5571 |
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Performance-based contracting services program, JLARC to review:
SB 5308, SSB 5308, 2SSB 5308 |
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Public works, small works roster and limited public works, review of:
HB 1202 |
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School districts, statewide reorganization plan, review of:
SB 5269 |
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Spending programs, new statutory state, JLARC review of:
HB 2150 |
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Tax expenditures, renaming "preferences" as, revised committee provisions:
HB 1703 |
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Volunteer opportunities in state government, review of:
SB 5265 |
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Wildfire prevention/suppression, additional insurer tax for, JLARC to report on:
SB 5996 |
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Wildfire prevention/suppression, surcharge for, JLARC to report on:
SSB 5996 |
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LEGISLATIVE ETHICS BOARD
(See also ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT) |
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Employees of board, collective bargaining rights:
SHB 1452 |
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Postemployment disclosure statements, process and requirements:
HB 1067, SHB 1067, SB 5033 |
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LEGISLATIVE EVALUATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAM (LEAP) COMMITTEE
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Employees of LEAP, collective bargaining rights:
SHB 1452 |
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Expenditure information web site, state, accessibility from taxes database:
SB 5631 |
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LEGISLATURE
(See also CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS; LEGISLATIVE AUDIT AND REVIEW COMMITTEE, JOINT; LEGISLATIVE ETHICS BOARD; LEGISLATIVE EVALUATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAM (LEAP) COMMITTEE; SEX OFFENSES AND OFFENDERS; TITLE ONLY BILLS) |
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Agencies, legislative, public records disclosure by:
SB 5784 |
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Agency rule making, role of legislature:
HB 1052 |
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Art and exhibits, display in legislative buildings, program for:
SB 5869 |
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B&O tax rates, increase or differential, two-thirds majorities or voter approval:
SJR 8210 |
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Bills, memorials, and resolutions from 2019 regular session, returning to house of origin:
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SCR 8409 (2019) |
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Bills/other legislation, cutoff dates:
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SCR 8400 (2019) |
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Bills/other legislation, cutoff dates, exempting K-12 funding legislation from:
ESCR 8405 |
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Chopp, Frank, speaker of house of representatives, recognizing and honoring:
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HR 4641 (2019) |
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Code of conduct for legislature:
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HCR 4401 (2019) |
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Code of conduct for legislature, training course for lobbyists based on:
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SSB 5861, CH 469 (2019) |
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Dairy day at the legislature, recognizing:
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SR 8605 (2019) |
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Deceased former members, joint session to honor:
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SCR 8404 (2019) |
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Early achievers program, joint select committee on, recommendations of:
HB 1391, SHB 1391,
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E2SHB 1391, CH 369 (2019) PV, SB 5484, SSB 5484, 2SSB 5484 |
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Employees of legislative branch, harassment or discrimination, unlawful:
HB 2018 |
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Employees of legislative branch, harassment, as ethics violation:
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ESHB 2018, CH 383 (2019) |
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Employees of legislative branch, permanent, collective bargaining rights:
HB 1452, SHB 1452, SB 5691 |
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Eyewitness evidence, maximizing reliability, work group:
HB 1970, SB 5714,
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SSB 5714, CH 359 (2019) |
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Federal government, state agency agreements with, reporting to legislature:
HB 1613 |
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Fee increases, requiring simple majority:
HJR 4206 |
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Firearms, bills pertaining to, training for legislators introducing:
SB 5172 |
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Fiscal analysis, work group concerning nonpartisan agency for:
SB 5636 |
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Fiscal analysis, work group concerning nonpartisan fiscal and program information:
HB 2151 |
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Fiscal impact, dynamic fiscal impact statements, instituting:
HB 2151, SB 5636 |
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Fiscal legislation, veto of, impact on balanced operating budget:
HB 2090 |
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Fiscal notes, various provisions:
HB 2151, SB 5636 |
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Gift center, craft distillery and microbrewery product sales:
SB 5059, SSB 5059 |
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Gubernatorial appointments, background check information for, providing:
SB 5968 |
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Health care oversight, joint select committee, health security trust role:
HB 1104 |
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House business during interim, conducting:
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HR 4642 (2019) |
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House organized, notification of governor:
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HR 4601 (2019) |
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House rules, permanent:
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HR 4607 (2019) |
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House rules, temporary:
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HR 4600 (2019) |
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House, remote testimony pilot program, options/recommendations, requesting:
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HR 4621 (2019) |
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Informant information or testimony, evaluating reliability of, work group:
HB 1970, SB 5714 |
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Informant testimony, reliability of, work group:
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SSB 5714, CH 359 (2019) |
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Joint session, address by British Columbia premier John Horgan:
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SCR 8402 (2019) |
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Joint session, state of state message:
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HCR 4400 (2019) |
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Joint session, state of the judiciary message:
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SCR 8401 (2019) |
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Legislators, harassment or discrimination, unlawful:
HB 2018 |
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Legislators, harassment, as ethics violation:
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ESHB 2018, CH 383 (2019) |
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Legislators, high school assessments completion by:
HB 1478 |
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Legislators, non-legislative employment of, leave of absence from:
ESB 5294 |
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Lobbyists, legislative code of conduct training course for, requirements:
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SSB 5861, CH 469 (2019) |
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Lobbyists, Sister Sharon Park, honoring:
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HR 4636 (2019) |
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Monument, global war on terror, service members who died in, work group:
SB 5712 |
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Occupational boards, standing committees to review regulations:
HB 1770 |
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Payne, Greg, chief clerk's office, house of representatives, recognizing:
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HR 4639 (2019) |
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Pesticide application safety committee, establishing:
HB 1725, SHB 1725, 2SHB 1725, SB 5550,
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SSB 5550, CH 327 (2019) |
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Prentice, Margarita, former state senator, honoring the life of:
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SR 8651 (2019) |
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Public records officers, house chief clerk and senate secretary to be:
HB 2105, HB 2115, SB 5784 |
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Public records, legislative transparency act:
HB 2105 |
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Public records, legislators and legislative agencies, disclosure of, when:
HB 2115 |
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Senate business during interim, conducting:
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SR 8655 (2019) |
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Senate organized, notification of governor:
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SR 8600 (2019) |
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Senate rules, permanent:
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ESR 8601 (2019) |
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Session, 2019 regular, adjourning SINE DIE:
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SCR 8410 (2019) |
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Session, house business during interim:
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HR 4642 (2019) |
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Session, regular, excluding public holidays from:
SJR 8203 |
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Session, senate business during interim, conducting:
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SR 8655 (2019) |
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Sexual harassment, state employee claims data, reporting of:
SB 5845 |
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Small forest landowners, legislative work group, creating:
HB 1273, SB 5330 |
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Spending programs, bills enacting new statutory state, spending performance statements in:
HB 2150 |
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Standing committees, permanent senate rules:
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ESR 8601 (2019) |
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Standing committees, temporary house rules:
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HR 4600 (2019) |
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Task force, joint, on availability of crop insurance for hemp producers, establishing:
HB 1401, SB 5719 |
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Task force, joint, on criminal sentencing, establishing:
HB 1495, SHB 1495 |
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Task force, joint, on improving institutional education programs and outcomes:
HB 2116 |
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Task force, joint, on industrial insurance choice and competition, establishing:
HB 2025 |
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Task force, joint, on motion picture competitiveness program:
SB 5943 |
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Task force, joint, on problem gambling, creating:
HB 1880, ESHB 1880, SB 5818 |
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Task force, joint, on sexual assault forensic examination best practices:
HB 1166 |
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Task force, joint, on Title IX protections and compliance, establishing:
HB 1998 |
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Task force, on commemorating George Washington Bush through art, establishing:
HB 2134 |
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Task force, on community and technical college counselors:
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ESHB 1355, CH 113 (2019) |
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Task force, on functional recovery of buildings after earthquakes:
SSB 5247, SB 5557, SSB 5557 |
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Task force, on missing and murdered Native American women, establishing:
HB 1713 |
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Task force, on state revenue reform, creating:
SB 5541 |
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Task force, on Title IX protections and compliance, establishing:
ESHB 1998 |
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Task force, to create Washington state office of equity operations plan:
HB 1783, SHB 1783, 2SHB 1783, SB 5776 |
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Tax increase legislation, two-thirds majority for approval:
HJR 4206 |
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Testimony, false, by state officers and employees to legislature:
HB 1030 |
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Trade policy, joint legislative oversight committee on, eliminating:
HB 1279 |
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Transportation committee, joint, evaluating transferred funds' impact:
SB 5978 |
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Transportation committee, joint, studying public agency switch to electric vehicles:
SHB 1832 |
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Transportation committee, joint, studying Washington-Oregon bridge options:
HB 1835 |
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Transportation committee, joint, transition to low-carbon transportation network:
HB 2042 |
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Transportation committees, megaproject reporting by DOT to:
HB 1321 |
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Workforce education investment accountability and oversight board, legislative, establishing:
HB 2158 |
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LIBRARIES
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Firearms, possession on premises of, prohibitions:
HB 1530, SB 5434 |
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Fund-raising contest of chance, prize or purchase in, use tax exemption:
HB 1808, SHB 1808 |
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Internet safety policy, preventing minor access to harmful depictions:
HB 1635 |
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O'Loughlin, Dorothy, volunteer, honoring:
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SR 8610 (2019) |
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State library, Washington state library-archives building project and account:
HB 2015,
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ESHB 2015, CH 448 (2019), SB 5902 |
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LICENSING, DEPARTMENT
(See also BOATS AND BOATING; DRIVERS AND DRIVERS' LICENSES; FIREARMS; MOTOR VEHICLES; PROFESSIONS) |
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Permanent cosmetics businesses and artists, licensing and regulation:
HB 1158, SHB 1158 |
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Pistols, transfer and/or sale records DOL database, prohibiting:
HB 1022, HB 1024 |
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Professional engineers and land surveyors, state board of registration for, as separate agency:
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HB 1176, CH 442 (2019), SB 5443, SSB 5443 |
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Transportation network companies, drivers, and vehicles, uniform regulation:
HB 2039, SB 5926 |
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Vehicle licensing system, agent/subagent service fee adjustment:
SB 5419, SSB 5419 |
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LIENS
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Impounded vehicles, auction by operator, moneys to fulfill operator's lien:
HB 1684, SB 5668 |
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Impounded vehicles, personal property in, sale to fulfill lien against:
SB 5652,
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SSB 5652, CH 401 (2019) |
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Property tax liens, foreclosure, sale of property as is:
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HB 1634, CH 28 (2019), SB 5518 |
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Tax liens, federal, documents exemption from recording surcharges:
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HB 1980, CH 136 (2019), SB 5898, SSB 5898 |
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Utilities, delinquent charges owed by tenant, prohibiting lien against owner:
HB 1705, HB 2069, SHB 2069 |
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Wage liens, comprehensive provisions:
HB 1514, SHB 1514, 2SHB 1514 |
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
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Governor's duties, lieutenant governor performing, payment for:
SB 5797 |
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LIFE SCIENCES DISCOVERY FUND AUTHORITY
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Authority statutes, repealing or recodifying:
HB 1335,
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SB 5490, CH 83 (2019) |
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Life sciences discovery fund, transferring administration of:
HB 1335,
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SB 5490, CH 83 (2019) |
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LIQUOR AND CANNABIS BOARD
(See also ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; DRUGS) |
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Enforcement officers, liquor, powers of:
HB 1626 |
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Licensing and enforcement system modernization project account, delaying expiration:
HB 1430,
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SHB 1430, CH 164 (2019) |
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Marijuana, businesses, compliance and enforcement reform, board role:
HB 1237, SHB 1237, 2SHB 1237, SB 5318,
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ESSB 5318, CH 394 (2019) |
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Marijuana, law enforcement authority of board:
SHB 1237, 2SHB 1237 |
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Members, adding legislators to board:
SB 5296 |
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Replacing board with Washington state liquor and cannabis department:
HB 2160 |
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Rule making by board, various provisions:
SB 5296 |
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Technical corrections to board statutes, various:
SB 5296, SSB 5296 |
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LIVESTOCK
(See also ANIMALS; HORSES; WILDLIFE) |
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Brand inspection, WSDA authority to conduct, removing:
HB 2075, SB 5967 |
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Brands, various provisions:
SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Cattle transaction reporting system, electronic, modifying:
HB 2074, SB 5956, SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Feed lots, certified, license fees:
SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Identification, livestock identification advisory committee, provisions:
SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Inspection program, repealing provisions:
HB 2075, SB 5967 |
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Inspection program, report concerning:
SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Inspection, field livestock inspectors:
SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Markets, public livestock, provisions:
SB 5959,
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ESSB 5959, CH 92 (2019) |
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Wolf-livestock conflict response and proactive nonlethal deterrents:
HB 2097,
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ESHB 2097, CH 450 (2019) |
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LOANS
(See also FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS) |
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Linked deposit program, administrative provisions:
SB 5167, SSB 5167 |
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(See also BUILDING CODES AND PERMITS; CITIES AND TOWNS; COUNTIES; ENVIRONMENT; GROWTH MANAGEMENT; HOMES AND HOUSING; LAND USE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT; OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS; PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYEES; PUBLIC WORKS; RECORDS; SPECIAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSE DISTRICTS; TAXES - SALES; TAXES - USE) |
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Automated decision systems, agency development, procurement, and use of:
HB 1655, SB 5527 |
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Bags, carryout, local ordinances, prohibition:
HB 1205, SHB 1205, 2SHB 1205, SB 5323, ESSB 5323 |
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Broadband infrastructure, grant and loan program for political subdivisions:
HB 1606 |
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Broadband internet services, local government authority to provide:
SB 5085 |
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Building communities fund program, grant assistance award amounts:
HB 1952 |
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Clean energy building improvements, C-PACER program for, municipality role:
HB 1796, SHB 1796, SB 5730 |
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Code enforcement officials, assault of, aggravating circumstance:
SHB 1337 |
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Code enforcement officials, third degree assault of:
HB 1337 |
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Community empowerment zones, sales and use tax deferral:
HB 1807 |
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Community preservation and development authorities, creating:
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HB 1918, CH 447 (2019) |
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Continuity of government, after catastrophic incident:
HB 1077, HJR 4200, SB 5012,
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SSB 5012, CH 471 (2019),
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SJR 8200 (2019) |
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Driving records, of local government employees:
HB 1360,
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SHB 1360, CH 99 (2019), SB 5725 |
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Dwelling units, accessory, creating within urban growth areas:
HB 1797, SHB 1797, SB 5812, ESSB 5812 |
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Elected officials, solemnizing of marriages by, when:
HB 1192, SHB 1192 |
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Electric vehicles, public agencies switching to:
HB 1832 |
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Electric vehicles, public agencies switching to, studying:
SHB 1832 |
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Energy service contractors, registry for municipalities:
SB 5308, SSB 5308, 2SSB 5308 |
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Facial recognition technology, government use, restrictions:
HB 1654, SHB 1654, SB 5528 |
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Firearms regulation, local government authority:
HB 1374 |
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Firearms regulation, state preemption of, repealing:
HB 1374 |
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Governing bodies, election when jurisdiction modifies districting plan:
SB 5266,
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SSB 5266, CH 454 (2019) |
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Homeless persons, religious organizations hosting, local actions/regulations:
HB 1754, SHB 1754, SB 5644 |
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Infrastructure, funding of, Washington investment trust, creating for:
SB 5949, SB 5995 |
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Infrastructure, local investment program, sales/use tax remittance:
HB 1938, SHB 1938, 2SHB 1938 |
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Infrastructure, projects, housing development, certain tax revenues for:
HB 1680, SHB 1680, SB 5788, SB 5952 |
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Infrastructure, projects, including natural/green infrastructure measures:
HB 1680, SHB 1680, HB 1691, SHB 1691, SB 5788, SB 5952 |
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Infrastructure, projects, loan agreements with housing finance commission:
HB 1441, SB 5304 |
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Investment portfolios, separately managed, for governmental entities:
HB 1284,
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SHB 1284, CH 163 (2019), SB 5306 |
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Military benefit zones, creating to finance public improvements:
HB 1386, SHB 1386, SB 5571, SSB 5571 |
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Military installations, incompatible development near, projects to address:
HB 1628, SHB 1628 |
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Military installations, infrastructure to support, new account for grants for:
SB 5748,
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SSB 5748, CH 404 (2019) |
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Parks benefit districts, formation by city, county, or certain districts:
HB 1371, SHB 1371, SB 5680, SSB 5680 |
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Personal property, sales/use between political subdivisions, tax exemptions:
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SB 5337, CH 188 (2019) |
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Private property rights, international law or accords infringing, prohibitions:
HB 1617 |
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Property, seizure by agencies and forfeiture:
HB 1269, SHB 1269 |
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Public improvements, building business ecosystems area financing for:
SB 5564, SSB 5564 |
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Safety, local public, building construction for, tax exemptions:
SB 5348 |
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Self-insurance risk programs, local government joint, participation in:
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HB 1431, CH 26 (2019), SB 5584 |
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Tax revenue capacity, local governments', studying:
HB 1008, SHB 1008 |
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Tax revenues/resources, existing, supplanting of and flexibility with:
HB 1718 |
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Tolls, vehicle toll imposition by local governments, prohibiting:
SB 5104, SSB 5104 |
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Vehicle maintenance/repair, agreements for fire protection districts to provide:
HB 1669, SB 5670 |
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Vehicle/equipment maintenance, agreements for fire protection districts to provide:
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SSB 5670, CH 402 (2019) |
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Voting, ranked choice, local government option to use:
HB 1722, SB 5708 |
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Wages, payment of, governmental employers requiring working without:
SB 5707 |
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Women in public office, supporting success of:
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HR 4624 (2019) |
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LODGING
(See also BUSINESSES; TAXES - LODGING) |
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Lodging, hospitality industry in Washington, recognizing:
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SR 8607 (2019) |
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Sale of lodging, special excise taxes on:
HB 1242, SB 5228, ESSB 5228 |
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Short-term agreements, standards for, for transient accommodations:
SB 5863 |
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Short-term rental operators and platforms, requirements:
HB 1798,
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SHB 1798, CH 346 (2019), SB 5870 |
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LONG-TERM CARE
(See also BACKGROUND CHECKS; LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDS, OFFICE OF STATE; PUBLIC ASSISTANCE; VULNERABLE ADULTS) |
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Adult family homes, bed capacity:
HB 1023, SHB 1023, SB 5396 |
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Adult family homes, licensing and proximity of:
HB 1827 |
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Adult family homes, safe egress for residents:
HB 1423, SB 5403,
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SSB 5403, CH 80 (2019) |
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Adult family homes, serving persons with dementia and Alzheimer's, services:
SSB 5672,
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2SSB 5672, CH 466 (2019) PV |
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Adult family homes, serving persons with dementia and Alzheimer's, specialty contract:
SB 5672 |
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Adult family homes, serving persons with developmental disabilities, services:
SSB 5672,
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2SSB 5672, CH 466 (2019) PV |
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Adult family homes, serving persons with developmental disabilities, specialty contract:
SB 5672 |
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Adult family homes, sexually violent predator placement in, prohibiting:
SB 5038 |
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Adult family homes, training network for:
HB 1675, SB 5728, SSB 5728 |
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Adult family homes, violent or sex offenders, protections:
HB 1827 |
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Assisted living facilities, volunteers:
HB 1645, SHB 1645, SB 5533, SSB 5533, 2SSB 5533 |
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Care worker research and resource center, creating:
HB 1851 |
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Community residential service businesses, Snohomish county benchmark rate:
HB 1193, SB 5281 |
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Continuing care retirement communities, various provisions:
HB 1296, SHB 1296, E2SHB 1296, SB 5796 |
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Enhanced services facilities, as health care facilities for background checks:
HB 1565, ESHB 1565, SB 5568, SSB 5568 |
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Enhanced services facilities, sexually violent predator placement in:
SB 5038 |
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Funds for services and supports, investing of, constitutional amendment:
SJR 8212 |
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Health care facilities, various, sharing criminal background check information:
HB 1565, ESHB 1565, SB 5568, SSB 5568 |
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Insurance benefit for long-term care, creating:
HB 1087, SHB 1087,
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2SHB 1087, CH 363 (2019), SB 5331, SSB 5331 |
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Long-term services and supports council, establishing:
*
2SHB 1087, CH 363 (2019) |
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Long-term services and supports trust commission, establishing:
HB 1087, SHB 1087,
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2SHB 1087, CH 363 (2019), SB 5331, SSB 5331 |
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Nursing homes, Indian tribal, medicaid rate methodology exemption:
*
EHB 1564, CH 301 (2019), SB 5569 |
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Nursing homes, medicaid rate methodology, inflation adjustments:
HB 2048, SB 5836 |
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Nursing homes, medicaid rate methodology, technical corrections:
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EHB 1564, CH 301 (2019), SB 5569 |
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Nursing homes, minimum staffing standards, direct care staff hours calculation:
*
EHB 1564, CH 301 (2019) |
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Nursing homes, volunteers:
HB 1645, SHB 1645, SB 5533, SSB 5533, 2SSB 5533 |
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Providers, various types, sharing criminal background check information:
HB 1565, ESHB 1565, SB 5568, SSB 5568 |
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Providers/workers, long-term services and supports trust program training for:
HB 1087, SHB 1087,
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2SHB 1087, CH 363 (2019), SB 5331, SSB 5331 |
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Residential services/supports, certification fees, for complaint investigations:
HB 1421,
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SB 5359, CH 458 (2019) |
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LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDS, OFFICE OF STATE
(See also LONG-TERM CARE) |
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Continuing care retirement communities, ombuds access pilot program:
HB 1296, SHB 1296, SB 5796 |
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LOTTERY, STATE
(See also GAMBLING) |
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Commission, transfers of revenues to various accounts:
HB 1387 |
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Lottery activities, self-exclusion program, establishing:
*
SHB 1302, CH 213 (2019), SSB 5416 |
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Shared game lottery, revenue transfer to problem gambling account:
HB 1387 |
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LOW-INCOME PERSONS
(See also HOMELESS PERSONS; HOMES AND HOUSING) |
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Drivers, discounted tolls and similar programs when low-income, studying:
SHB 2068 |
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|
Energy transition assistance to low-income households, when:
SB 5981 |
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Facilities, public, impact on ethnically diverse/high poverty areas, mitigating:
HB 1724,
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SHB 1724, CH 375 (2019), SB 5679 |
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|
Fruit and vegetable incentives program, establishing:
HB 1587,
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SHB 1587, CH 168 (2019), SB 5583 |
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Higher education students, low-income, application fees waiver:
SB 5477, SSB 5477 |
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Home weatherization and rehabilitation public works, prevailing wages for:
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HB 1743, CH 29 (2019), SB 5766, SSB 5766 |
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Homeownership development, by cooperative association, tax exemption:
HB 1107,
*
ESHB 1107, CH 361 (2019), SB 5289, SSB 5289 |
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|
Homeownership projects, funding from housing trust fund:
HB 1834, SHB 1834, SB 5746, ESSB 5746 |
|
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Kindergartners, children's educational savings account program:
HB 1592, SHB 1592, SB 5704, SSB 5704 |
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Manufactured/mobile home parks, rental assistance program, creating:
HB 1805, SHB 1805 |
|
|
Manufactured/mobile home parks, tenant relocation assistance:
HB 1033, SHB 1033, E2SHB 1033, SB 5183,
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ESSB 5183, CH 390 (2019) |
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Mobile home parks, spaces for very low-income households, nonprofit property tax exemption:
HB 2004,
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ESSB 5183, CH 390 (2019) |
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Motor vehicle excise tax, low-income market value adjustment, credits via:
SB 5075 |
|
|
Pets, low-income veterinary services for:
SB 5004,
*
SSB 5004, CH 142 (2019) |
|
|
Sharon Park, Sister, honoring for community service:
*
HR 4636 (2019) |
|
|
Students, dual enrollment scholarship pilot program, Washington:
HB 1973, SHB 1973,
*
2SHB 1973, CH 176 (2019) |
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Students, extracurricular/athletic activities participation:
HB 1660, SHB 1660, E2SHB 1660 |
|
|
Students, in running start, low-income status documentation:
SB 5593, SSB 5593 |
|
|
Students, world language proficiency tests for, grants to cover costs:
SB 5087 |
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Transportation, persons with special needs, private sector providers for:
HB 1472 |
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Young adults, medicaid-ineligible, health coverage for:
HB 1697, SB 5814 |