Prefiled Bills as of December 22, 2005.
HB	2329	by	Representatives Hunter, Alexander, Jarrett and Haigh
Clarifying that the state auditor and the joint legislative audit and review committee are among the entities that are exceptions to the provisions prohibiting disclosure of department of social and health services information.
HB	2330	by	Representatives Blake, Buck and Upthegrove
Modifying provisions concerning the administration of a crab pot buoy tag program.
HB	2331	by	Representatives Blake, Buck and Upthegrove
Concerning public disclosure requirements for sensitive fish and wildlife data.
HB	2332	by	Representatives Buck, Blake and Upthegrove
Concerning recreational fishing for albacore tuna.
HB	2333	by	Representatives Green, Haler, Conway, Curtis, Fromhold, McDonald, Walsh, Strow, Sells, Campbell, Miloscia, Roach, P. Sullivan, Morrell, McDermott, Serben and Darneille
Providing parity for home care agency workers.
HB	2334	by	Representatives Appleton, Woods, Sells, Eickmeyer, Flannigan, Strow, B. Sullivan, Priest, Jarrett and Chase
Modifying residential density requirements in fully incorporated island cities.
HB	2335	by	Representatives Appleton, Campbell, Cody, Moeller, Green, Clibborn, Lantz, Morrell and Chase
Regulating body piercing.
HB	2336	by	Representatives Appleton, Haler, Hasegawa, B. Sullivan, Sells, Cox, Dunshee, Chase, Miloscia, P. Sullivan, Haigh, Green, Flannigan, Simpson and Moeller
Changing the state formula for funding allocations for pupil transportation.
HB	2337	by	Representatives Linville, Strow, Dunshee, Appleton and Haler; by request of Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development and Public Works Board
Authorizing projects recommended by the public works board.
HB	2338	by	Representatives Kirby and Roach; by request of Department of Financial Institutions
Extending the mortgage lending fraud prosecution account.
HB	2339	by	Representatives Kirby and Roach; by request of Department of Financial Institutions
Regulating business development companies and the participation of financial institutions and nondepository lenders in economic development within the state.
HB	2340	by	Representatives Kirby and Roach; by request of Department of Financial Institutions
Regulating mortgage brokers and loan originators.
HB	2341	by	Representatives Moeller, Hinkle, Williams, Sells and Upthegrove
Modifying optometry licensing requirements.
HB	2342	by	Representative Moeller
Establishing a health care declarations registry.
HB	2343	by	Representative Moeller
Modifying juvenile waiver of rights.
HB	2344	by	Representatives Kessler, Buck and Kagi
Authorizing three superior court judges in Clallam county.
HB	2345	by	Representatives Simpson, Rodne and Appleton
Addressing regional fire protection service authorities.
HB	2346	by	Representatives Simpson and Appleton
Regulating fire-safe cigarettes.
HB	2347	by	Representative Morris
Promoting the growth of research in the science and technology fields.
HB	2348	by	Representative Morris
Extending tax relief for aluminum smelters.
HB	2349	by	Representative Morris
Providing new renewable energy standards.
HB	2350	by	Representative Morris
Limiting the disclosure of energy infrastructure information.
HB	2351	by	Representative Morris
Concerning energy resource planning and renewable energy standards.
HB	2352	by	Representative Morris
Modifying net metering provisions.
HB	2353	by	Representatives Pettigrew, Shabro, Kessler, Priest, Cox, Conway, Haler, P. Sullivan, Appleton, Walsh, Kenney, Green, Armstrong, Hasegawa, Kagi, Hunt, McCoy, Buri, Fromhold, Strow, Curtis and McDermott
Providing collective bargaining for family child care providers.
HB	2354	by	Representative Williams
Adding provisions that define "survey," "surveying," "the practice of land surveying," and "responsible charge."
HB	2355	by	Representative Williams
Creating the Washington state combined fund drive foundation.
HB	2356	by	Representative Williams
Modifying provisions with regard to recreational activities on certain lands.
HB	2357	by	Representative Williams
Modifying work programs at correctional institutions.
HB	2358	by	Representatives Haigh, Hunt, Nixon, McDermott and Miloscia; by request of Public Disclosure Commission
Regarding penalties for violations of the public disclosure act.
HB	2359	by	Representative Appleton
Penalizing unlicensed makers of small loans.
HB	2360	by	Representative Appleton
Studying small loans.
HB	2361	by	Representative Appleton
Establishing a minimum duration for small loans.
HB	2362	by	Representative Appleton
Establishing a minimum duration for small loans.
HB	2363	by	Representative Appleton
Using postdated checks or drafts as security for small loans.
HB	2364	by	Representatives Santos, Orcutt, McIntire, Hunter, Armstrong, Morrell and Roach
Creating a use tax exemption when converting or merging a federal, foreign, or out-of-state credit union into a state charter.
HB	2366	by	Representative B. Sullivan
Making certain communications between fire fighters and peer support group counselors privileged.
HB	2367	by	Representatives O'Brien, Kirby and Strow; by request of Criminal Justice Training Commission
Regarding the certification of tribal police officers.
HB	2368	by	Representatives B. Sullivan, Jarrett and Morris
Authorizing development rights demonstration projects.
HJM	4024	by	Representative Moeller
Calling on the President to provide a solution to the crisis in Sudan.
HJM	4025	by	Representatives Haler, Takko and Newhouse
Requesting a next generation nuclear plant project be established on the Hanford reservation.
HJM	4026	by	Representatives Haler, Takko and Newhouse
Requesting the Columbia generating station be used for the commercial production of hydrogen.
HJR	4214	by	Representatives Buck and Kessler
Amending the Constitution to improve predictability and stability in the assessment of real property values.
HCR	4412	by	Representatives Kessler and Armstrong
Notifying the Governor that the Legislature is organized.
HCR	4413	by	Representatives Kessler and Armstrong
Providing for reintroduction of bills from last session.
HCR	4414	by	Representatives Kessler and Armstrong
Calling a joint session to receive the State of the State Address.