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The Senate Behavioral Health Subcommittee on Health & Long Term Care held a public hearing on HB 1761, which would allow nurses to dispense opioid overdose reversal medication in the ER.
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By Troy Kirby
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2/15/22
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On Saturday, the House floor debated Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1169, which would overhaul various sentencing enhancements, such as eliminating controlled substances in protected zones, …
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By Troy Kirby
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2/14/22
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The Senate Transportation Committee continued its public testimony of Senate Bill 5974, which would expand the taxing authority on export fuel, raise the cost of gas by ten cents a gallon and …
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By Troy Kirby
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2/11/22
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The Senate Transportation Committee heard public testimony on Senate Bill 5974, which addresses several transportation resource issues, such as climate change and fuel taxation authority.
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By Troy Kirby
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2/10/22
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The Senate State Government & Elections Committee heard public testimony on Engrossed House Bill 1453, concerning the content and clarity of voters pamplets.
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By Troy Kirby
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2/9/22
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The Senate Law & Justice Committee heard public testimony on Substitute House Bill 1735, which would modify the standard for use of force by peace officers. The bill passed the house 90 to 5 on …
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By Troy Kirby
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2/8/22
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The House Finance Committee heard public testimony on Substitute House Bill 1814, which would expand equitable access to the benefits of renewable energy through community solar projects and other …
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By Troy Kirby
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2/7/22
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The House Finance Committee heard public testimony on Substitute House Bill 1880, which would create housing benefit districts.
Bill Information: Concerning housing benefit districts. Bill …
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The House Finance Committee heard public testimony on HB 1914, which would update and expand the motion picture competitiveness program.
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By Troy Kirby
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2/3/22
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Dear Sam, Laurie, and Jessica:
The legislature, in my opinion, has taken progressive steps backward on housing. That is while trying to do the right thing for renters, you are sometimes …
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The Senate Health & Long Term Care Committee heard public testimony on SB 5660, which would allow access to individuals 21 years of age and older, to psilocybin services. Psilocybin can be …
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The House Local Government Committee heard public testimony on HB 2001 – which would expand the ability to build tiny houses.
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By Troy Kirby
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2/1/22
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The Senate Labor, Commerce & Tribal Affairs Committee heard public testimony on SB 5783, which would re-establish the underground economy task force, specifically for the construction trade. The …
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By Troy Kirby
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1/31/22
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The Washington State Legislature is looking into the possibility of reducing the minimum distance of cannabis-related establishments from community facilities to 500 feet.
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By Edwin Oscar Gutierrez, Jr.
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1/31/22
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The House Commerce & Gaming Committee heard public testimony on HB 2022, which focuses on social equity in the cannabis industry.
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By Troy Kirby
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1/28/22
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The Senate Labor, Commerce & Tribal Affairs committee, heard public testimony on SB 5891, concerning warehouse distributor centers and employment standards.
Learn more about SB 5891 here.
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By Troy Kirby
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1/27/22
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The Senate State Government and Elections Committee heard public testimony on Senate Bill 5817, which would restrict usage of synthetic media “deep fakes” in campaigns for elective …
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By Troy Kirby
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1/26/22
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The House Public Safety Committee heard public testimony on House Bill 1848, concerning fraud in assisted reproduction.
New phrase in this report: "Misattributed parentage."
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By Troy Kirby
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1/25/22
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The Senate Law & Justice Committee heard public testimony on Senate Bill 5667, which would make falsifying, possessing or using forged COVID-19 vaccination cards illegal in the state of …
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By Troy Kirby
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1/24/22
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The House Rural Development, Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee heard public testimony on Jan. 21, 2022, on HB1698, which would ban the use of latex gloves by food handlers.
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By Troy Kirby
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1/21/22
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