WSR 21-16-071
AGENDA
DEPARTMENT OF
ENTERPRISE SERVICES
[Filed July 30, 2021, 12:32 p.m.]
Following is the department of enterprise services' semi-annual rules development agenda for publication in the Washington State Register. This list identifies rules that we have under active development and rules that the agency anticipates starting some rule-making action on during the next six months.
This agenda also is available on our rule-making website. We update rule-making information on our website as rule making progresses. If we start rule-making activities not listed on this agenda or stop listed rule-making activities, we immediately post that information to our rule-making website and inform interested and known affected parties.
Jack Zeigler is available if you have questions about this agenda, email jack.zeigler@des.wa.gov.
Semi-Annual Rule-Making Agenda
June 1 through December 31, 2021
WAC Citation
Purpose of Rule Making
Current Activity/
Approximate Filing Date
Chapter 200-110 WAC, Self-insurance requirements as to local governments
Expedite rule making to:
• Reflect transition of health care benefits for schools to the health care authority.
While work was paused due to the impacts of the pandemic, work has restarted and key stakeholders reengaged. We anticipate filing a prenotice of inquiry (CR-101) in late summer.
Chapter 200-100 WAC, Self-insurance requirements as to local governments
Amend rule to:
• Allow the pilotage commission to self-insure through the local government risk pool. This change is restricted to liability coverage only.
• Provide improved understanding of the rules relative to reserve levels. This clarification change will not change rule requirements.
While work was paused due to the impacts of the pandemic, work has restarted. We anticipate filing a prenotice of inquiry (CR-101) in late summer.
Chapter 200-380 WAC, Print management
Amend rule to:
• Remove the print management strategy report requirement for state agencies.
We anticipate filing an Expedited rule making CR-105 with the office of the code reviser in August.
Chapter 200-220 WAC, Use of the public areas of the capitol buildings and grounds
Amend rule to:
• Align rules with current practices.
• Make rules easier to understand and apply.
• Address changing needs of the Capitol Campus.
• Align with new legislation. Effective May 13, 2021, SB 5038 prohibits open carry of certain weapons at the state capitol in Olympia. The law applies to all buildings on campus, state legislative offices, any public legislative hearing or meeting, and west capitol campus grounds.
We anticipate filing a prenotice of inquiry (CR-101) with the office of the code reviser in mid-summer.
Jack Zeigler
Rules and Policy Manager