Prefiled House Bills as of January 11, 2008 to be introduced January 14, 2008.
HB	2420	by	Representative Chase
Establishing a carbon tax.
HB	2421	by	Representative Chase
Providing incentives to support renewable solar energy.
HB	2422	by	Representative Chase
Prohibiting the sale of petroleum-based water bottles.
HB	2423	by	Representative Chase
Concerning the composting and recycling of certain food service packaging.
HB	2424	by	Representative Chase
Regarding grocery checkout bags.
HB	2425	by	Representative Chase
Regarding the sale and use of small-scale powered equipment.
HB	2426	by	Representative Chase
Creating a preference for high-efficiency lighting in state government.
HB	2427	by	Representatives Kenney, Hankins, Dickerson, Conway, Ormsby, Pettigrew, Santos, Fromhold, Haler, Sullivan, Schual-Berke, Moeller, McCoy, Quall, Darneille, Morris, Williams, Skinner, Flannigan, Bailey, Kelley, Hunt, Campbell and Grant
Modifying provisions for the cosmetology apprenticeship program.
HB	2428	by	Representatives Campbell, Green, Wood, Hinkle, Ormsby and Morrell
Establishing a system for monitoring invasive methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus.
HB	2429	by	Representatives Campbell, Chase, Morrell, Hunter and Appleton
Establishing a work group to study the roadside application of pesticides.
HB	2430	by	Representatives Campbell, Kirby and McCune
Addressing the marketing of controlled substances to minors.
HB	2431	by	Representative Morris
Regarding cord blood banking.
HB	2432	by	Representatives Haigh, Kretz, Hailey, Blake, Ross, Barlow, Warnick, Grant, Newhouse, Linville and Chandler
Creating the food animal veterinarian conditional scholarship program.
HB	2433	by	Representatives O'Brien, Ross, Goodman, Warnick, Hankins, Clibborn, Hinkle, Eddy, McCoy, Roberts, Takko, Flannigan, Eickmeyer, Ericks, Sullivan and Sells
Suspending general assistance benefits of incarcerated persons.
HB	2434	by	Representatives Miloscia and Hunt
Providing an employee of the county legislative authority may be appointed to the county canvassing board.
HB	2435	by	Representatives Miloscia, Armstrong and Hunt
Regarding postelection audits.
HB	2436	by	Representatives Rolfes, O'Brien, Eddy, Sells and Goodman
Allowing crime victims to submit input to the department of corrections regarding whether an offender should be placed into work release.
HB	2437	by	Representatives Seaquist, McDonald, Fromhold, Armstrong, Takko and Hankins; by request of Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development
Authorizing public works board projects.
HB	2438	by	Representative Kretz
Making permanent a pilot project that allows for the use of dogs to hunt cougars.
HB	2439	by	Representatives Priest, Ross, Kristiansen, Pearson, Armstrong, Crouse, Haler, Condotta, Rodne, Hinkle, Hailey, Kretz, Warnick, Bailey, Sump, Roach, Strow, Orcutt, Newhouse, Ahern, Alexander and Skinner
Requiring the governing authorities of facilities where convicted sex offenders are confined to determine the offender's immigration status and to release offenders subject to deportation into the custody of federal authorities or at a federal facility used to house persons awaiting deportation.
HB	2440	by	Representatives Priest, Pearson, Kristiansen, Armstrong, Rodne, Crouse, Bailey, Condotta, Haler, Hinkle, Hailey, Kretz, Warnick, Sump, Roach, Strow, Orcutt, Newhouse, Ahern, Alexander and Skinner
Requiring the electronic monitoring of all registered sex offenders who are classified as risk level III, have registered as homeless or transient, or have a prior conviction for failure to register as a sex offender.
HB	2441	by	Representatives Priest, Pearson, Kristiansen, Armstrong, Rodne, Crouse, Bailey, Condotta, Haler, Hinkle, Hailey, Kretz, Warnick, Sump, Roach, Strow, Ahern, Orcutt, Newhouse, Alexander and Skinner
Requiring law enforcement agencies to enter into assistance compacts with the federal department of homeland security to help enforce immigration laws as they pertain to certain sex offenders who have been classified as risk level III, have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor victim, or have a prior conviction for failure to register as a sex offender.
HB	2442	by	Representatives Ross, Priest, Pearson, McCune, Crouse, Armstrong, Rodne, Kristiansen, Haler, Condotta, Hailey, Bailey, Warnick, Hinkle, Sump, Roach, Strow, Ahern, Skinner, Newhouse, Orcutt and Alexander
Improving sex offender community notification by disclosing to the public at large information regarding level I and II sex offenders who have a conviction for failure to register as a sex offender and adding information regarding level I sex offenders who have a prior failure to register conviction to the statewide kidnapping and sex offender web site.
HB	2443	by	Representatives Pearson, Priest, Haler, Armstrong, Kristiansen, Crouse, Rodne, Bailey, Hailey, Hinkle, Kretz, Warnick, Sump, Roach, Strow, Orcutt, Newhouse, Ahern, Alexander and Skinner
Authorizing community corrections officers to perform random, unannounced inspections of sex offenders who have been classified as risk level III, have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor victim, or have a prior conviction for failure to register as a sex offender.
HB	2444	by	Representatives Pearson, McCune, Priest, Haler, Armstrong, Kristiansen, Crouse, Rodne, Bailey, Hinkle, Hailey, Kretz, Warnick, Sump, Roach, Strow, Orcutt, Newhouse, Ahern, Alexander and Skinner
Requiring registered sex and kidnapping offenders to submit information regarding any e-mail addresses and any web sites they create or operate.
HB	2445	by	Representatives Pearson, Priest, Haler, Kristiansen, Armstrong, Warnick, Crouse, Rodne, Hinkle, Hailey, Bailey, Kretz, Sump, Roach, Strow, Newhouse, Orcutt, Ahern, Alexander and Skinner
Ensuring that all registered sex offenders have submitted a biological sample for inclusion in the DNA identification system.
HB	2446	by	Representatives Ahern, Priest, Pearson, McCune, Crouse, Armstrong, Kristiansen, Haler, Condotta, Rodne, Hinkle, Hailey, Kretz, Warnick, Bailey, Sump, Roach, Strow, Skinner, Orcutt, Newhouse and Alexander
Increasing the penalty for failure to register as a sex offender.
HB	2447	by	Representative Simpson
Clarifying agency facilities in the context of political campaigns.
HB	2448	by	Representatives Hunt, Chandler, Appleton and Armstrong; by request of Public Disclosure Commission
Changing the time frame covered by the twenty-one day preelection campaign finance report.
HB	2449	by	Representatives Pettigrew, Conway, Goodman, Kagi, Haler, Priest, Morrell, Green, Appleton, Sullivan, Wood, Sells, Williams, Haigh, Campbell, Simpson, Wallace, Barlow, Ormsby, Kessler, Jarrett, Dunshee, Walsh and Strow
Providing collective bargaining for child care center directors and workers.
HB	2450	by	Representatives Appleton, Campbell, Rolfes, Seaquist, McCoy, Upthegrove, Barlow, Hunt and Chase
Providing coverage for shingles vaccines.
HB	2451	by	Representative Appleton
Creating a Washington state ferries commission.
HB	2452	by	Representatives Appleton, Campbell, Rolfes, Seaquist, Barlow, McCoy, Upthegrove, Hunt and Chase
Creating a wildlife rehabilitation advisory committee.
HB	2453	by	Representative Appleton
Addressing the use of Washington state ferries' fare media by multiple drivers for multiple discounted trips.
HB	2454	by	Representative Appleton
Providing for the reduction of ferry fares.
HB	2455	by	Representative Appleton
Concerning the expiration of monetary value of fare media.
HB	2456	by	Representatives Appleton, Campbell and Chase
Regarding the management of the geoduck fishery.
HB	2457	by	Representatives Appleton, Campbell, Seaquist, McCoy, Barlow, Hunt and Chase
Creating residential interface forestry zone notification and development requirements.
HB	2458	by	Representatives Sullivan, Fromhold, McIntire, Lantz, Conway, Appleton, Green, Haler, Quall, Priest, Sells, VanDeWege, Upthegrove, Haigh, Hunt, Barlow, Simpson, Williams, McCoy, Rolfes, Morrell, Ormsby, Armstrong, Jarrett, Moeller, Wallace and Seaquist
Regarding the basic education funding allocation for certificated instructional staff.
HB	2459	by	Representatives Kelley, Ross and Simpson; by request of Secretary of State
Creating the uniform real property electronic recording act.
HB	2460	by	Representative Fromhold
Concerning the leasehold excise tax exemption for certain amphitheater property.
HB	2461	by	Representative McDonald
Expanding the list of crimes requiring school employees' dismissal or certification revocation.
HB	2462	by	Representative Priest
Ensuring that sex offenders receive accurate sentences.
HB	2463	by	Representatives Roberts, Sells and O'Brien
Concerning vendor rates for supported living providers.
HB	2464	by	Representatives Simpson, Orcutt and Sullivan
Concerning the excise taxation of bullion.
HB	2465	by	Representatives Warnick and O'Brien
Giving county clerks authority to withhold and deliver funds from criminal defendants who owe legal financial obligations.
HB	2466	by	Representatives Warnick and O'Brien
Modifying duties of county clerks.
HB	2467	by	Representatives Warnick, Blake, Grant, Kretz and Newhouse; by request of Department of Agriculture
Regulating fertilizers.
HB	2468	by	Representatives VanDeWege, Warnick, Blake, Dickerson, Linville, Upthegrove, McCoy and Hinkle; by request of Department of Natural Resources
Authorizing the department of natural resources to establish an inventory, conduct an assessment, and develop recommendations to improve community and urban forest conditions in Washington state.
HB	2469	by	Representatives Upthegrove, VanDeWege, Hinkle and Dickerson; by request of Department of Natural Resources
Eliminating references to pierhead lines and regarding authorizing structures within waterways.
HB	2470	by	Representatives Upthegrove, Dickerson, Hinkle and VanDeWege; by request of Department of Natural Resources
Clarifying the authority of the department of natural resources to issue lesser contractual agreements within existing authorities for state-owned aquatic lands.
HB	2471	by	Representatives Dickerson, VanDeWege and McCoy; by request of Department of Natural Resources
Modifying the responsibilities of the Washington geological survey.
HB	2472	by	Representatives Blake, Warnick, Condotta, Sells, Linville, Hinkle, VanDeWege and McCoy; by request of Department of Natural Resources
Seeking to improve recreational opportunities on state-owned lands managed by the department of natural resources.
HB	2473	by	Representatives Hunt and Armstrong
Eliminating the requirement that auditors send a ballot or an application to receive a ballot to inactive voters.
HB	2474	by	Representative Cody
Modifying supervised experience requirements for social worker licenses.
HB	2475	by	Representative Cody
Regarding the scope of practice of health care assistants.
HB	2476	by	Representatives McCoy, Simpson, Lantz, Appleton, Lovick, O'Brien, Kenney and Sells
Authorizing tribal police officers to act as general authority Washington state peace officers.
HB	2477	by	Representative McCoy
Providing for groundwater monitoring and assessments.
HB	2478	by	Representatives McCoy, Bailey, Wallace, Chase, Appleton, Morrell, Kenney, Moeller, Sells and Dickerson
Addressing the custody of children of parents deployed in the military.
HB	2479	by	Representatives Morrell, Bailey and Cody
Requiring subscribers' consent to disclosure of wireless phone numbers.
HB	2480	by	Representative Clibborn
Concerning public transportation fares.
HB	2481	by	Representative Green
Establishing a project to improve asthma care for medicaid-eligible children.
HB	2482	by	Representative Moeller
Addressing the signature validation process for petitions that seek annexation.
HB	2483	by	Representatives Moeller and Dunn
Modifying assessed valuation requirements for the direct petition method of annexation.
HB	2484	by	Representatives Moeller and Dunn
Concerning ad hoc review board processes for annexation proposals.
HB	2485	by	Representatives Fromhold, Orcutt, Wallace, Moeller and Dunn
Modifying definitions applicable to local infrastructure financing tool program demonstration projects.
HB	2486	by	Representative Ross
Regarding disclosure of confidential information on birth certificates.
HB	2487	by	Representative Moeller
Concerning vulnerable adult protection orders.
HB	2488	by	Representative Moeller
Providing eligibility for state registered domestic partners under the senior citizen property tax exemption program.
HB	2489	by	Representative Moeller
Increasing raffle ticket prices.
HB	2490	by	Representatives Hinkle, O'Brien and Rodne
Protecting personal information about commissioned peace officers and their families.
HB	2491	by	Representatives Green, Chandler, Hunt and Armstrong; by request of Secretary of State
Modifying candidate filing provisions.
HB	2492	by	Representative Takko
Modifying the date for establishing school district boundaries for excess property tax levies.
HB	2493	by	Representative Armstrong
Regarding violations of chapter 77.15 RCW.
HB	2494	by	Representative Moeller
Requiring the department of health to develop a medical treatment preference form and limiting liability for providers who act in accordance with such forms.
HB	2495	by	Representatives Simpson, Pedersen, Nelson and Santos
Repealing provisions addressing the sale, lease, or conveyance of municipal property in commercial areas to private parties for free public parking facilities in cities with populations over three hundred thousand.
HB	2496	by	Representatives Conway, Williams, Condotta, Moeller, Chandler, Green and Hurst
Enhancing the mobility of certified public accountants.
HB	2497	by	Representative Green
Repealing RCW 18.79.255.
HB	2498	by	Representative Green
Establishing requirements for prescription drug marketing and disclosure.
HB	2499	by	Representatives Pedersen and Rodne
Addressing the materials required to accompany notice under the Washington business corporation act.
HB	2500	by	Representative Kenney
Providing for arts education funding.
HB	2501	by	Representatives Williams, Newhouse and Moeller
Increasing the size of containers holding malt liquor that can be sold by beer and/or wine specialty shops.
HB	2502	by	Representative Clibborn; by request of Transportation Improvement Board
Transferring jurisdictional route transfer responsibilities from the transportation improvement board to the transportation commission.
HB	2503	by	Representative O'Brien
Concerning classification of an offender's risk level.
HB	2504	by	Representative O'Brien
Requiring schools and school districts to coordinate safe school plans with local emergency management agencies.
HB	2505	by	Representative O'Brien
Providing funding for a patrol vessel for public protection and emergencies.
HB	2506	by	Representative O'Brien
Creating the Washington joint analytical center.
HB	2507	by	Representative O'Brien
Expanding the statewide first responder building mapping information system to higher education facilities.
HB	2508	by	Representative O'Brien
Expanding the DNA database to include samples from all registered sex offenders.
HB	2509	by	Representative Rolfes
Authorizing the department of natural resources to purchase aquatic lands.
HB	2510	by	Representatives Simpson, O'Brien and Appleton
Allowing medicare only health insurance benefits for certain employees of political subdivisions under a divided referendum process.
HB	2511	by	Representatives Appleton, Campbell, O'Brien, Kirby and Conway
Creating provisions relating to pet dealers.
HB	2512	by	Representatives Morris and Quall
Regarding renewable fuel content compliance.
HB	2513	by	Representatives Morris and Quall
Concerning radiologist assistants.
HB	2514	by	Representative Quall
Protecting orca whales from the impacts from vessels.
HB	2515	by	Representative Chandler
Concerning measuring devices for small water withdrawals.
HB	2516	by	Representative Green
Eliminating requirements for scoliosis screening in schools.
HB	2517	by	Representative Schual-Berke
Regarding the release of student directory information.
HB	2518	by	Representatives Schual-Berke, Hinkle, Pedersen, Green, Morrell, Moeller and Seaquist
Concerning retired volunteer medical worker licenses.
HB	2519	by	Representatives Schual-Berke, Hunt, Appleton, Roberts, Kenney, Seaquist and Eddy
Prohibiting smoking in vehicles containing children.
HB	2520	by	Representatives Schual-Berke and Hudgins
Creating a domestic violence pilot program to colocate a domestic violence advocate in a department of social and health services office.
HB	2521	by	Representative Hudgins
Mapping internet and computer resources in the state.
HB	2522	by	Representatives Hudgins and Campbell
Regarding civil penalty provisions for on-site sewage disposal systems administered by local health jurisdictions.
HB	2523	by	Representatives Hudgins and Schual-Berke
Creating the position of world language supervisor in the office of the superintendent of public instruction.
HB	2524	by	Representative Pearson
Providing an opportunity for the reimbursement of agricultural appurtenances damaged by wildlife.
HB	2525	by	Representative Pearson
Allowing for the mitigation of flood damage without obtaining a permit under chapter 77.55 RCW.
HB	2526	by	Representative Kretz
Providing for the election of library trustees.
HB	2527	by	Representative Bailey
Modifying the definitions of rural county for certain economic development programs.
HB	2528	by	Representative Nelson
Regarding employment opportunities at community and technical colleges.
HB	2529	by	Representatives Nelson and Hudgins
Designating the South Park bridge as a highway of statewide significance.
HB	2530	by	Representative Nelson
Studying the effectiveness of the existing hydraulic project approval process under chapter 77.55 RCW in protecting fish life.
HB	2531	by	Representative Nelson
Limiting certain leases on state-owned aquatic lands.
HB	2532	by	Representative Nelson
Authorizing an endangered marine species review under chapter 43.21C RCW.
HB	2533	by	Representative McCoy
Concerning attachments to utility poles of locally regulated utilities.
HB	2534	by	Representatives Lantz and Hunt
Restricting light pollution.
HB	2535	by	Representatives Lantz and Hunt
Allowing local governments to adopt moratoria and other interim official controls under the shoreline management act.
HB	2536	by	Representative Cody
Establishing a citizens' work group on health care.
HB	2537	by	Representative Cody
Modifications to the health insurance partnership act.
HB	2538	by	Representative Seaquist
Regarding hydrokinetic energy development.
HB	2539	by	Representative O'Brien
Concerning methamphetamine task forces.
HB	2540	by	Representative Warnick
Regarding the advisory committee that represents the interest of hunters and fishers with disabilities.
HB	2541	by	Representatives Kelley and McCune
Concerning reserve accounts and studies for condominium associations.
HB	2542	by	Representative Ericks; by request of Department of Revenue
Providing for the enforcement of cigarette taxes through regulation of stamped and unstamped cigarettes.
HB	2543	by	Representatives Hunter, Orcutt and Ericks; by request of Department of Revenue
Concerning the sourcing, for sales and use tax purposes, of sales of tangible personal property by florists.
HB	2544	by	Representatives Hunter, Orcutt and Ericks; by request of Department of Revenue
Concerning tax exemptions for temporary medical housing provided by health or social welfare organizations.
HB	2545	by	Representatives Hunter and Ericks; by request of Department of Revenue
Providing that voter-approved increases in property tax levy limitations for a multiyear period of up to six years do not permanently increase a taxing district's levy base, unless otherwise provided in the ballot proposition.
HB	2546	by	Representative Dunshee
Addressing solar easements.
HB	2547	by	Representatives Dunshee and Lantz
Preventing cruelty to canines.
HB	2548	by	Representatives Dunshee and Sells
Authorizing a branch campus of the University of Washington at Everett.
HB	2549	by	Representative Seaquist
Establishing patient-centered primary care pilots.
HB	2550	by	Representatives Goodman, Lantz and Pearson
Establishing standards for emergency preparedness kits.
HB	2551	by	Representative Dickerson
Expanding the types of treatment programs provided under the suspended disposition alternative for juveniles.
HB	2552	by	Representative Dickerson
Changing provisions relating to minors who voluntarily seek mental health treatment.
HB	2553	by	Representative Dickerson
Regarding the management of hazardous wastes in Puget Sound.
HB	2554	by	Representative Dickerson
Requiring lid lift ballot propositions to expressly indicate a permanent increase to the levy base.
HB	2555	by	Representative Morris
Creating the wave and tidal power permit streamlining work group.
HB	2556	by	Representative Morris
Increasing annual utility conservation targets by 2025.
HB	2557	by	Representative Goodman
Improving the operation of the trial courts.
HB	2558	by	Representatives Upthegrove and Clibborn; by request of Department of Ecology
Exempting certain minor new construction associated with construction storm water general permits from SEPA.
HB	2559	by	Representative Hudgins
Creating a statewide high-speed internet deployment and adoption initiative.
HB	2560	by	Representatives VanDeWege and Kessler
Defining small employers for purposes of health insurance coverage.
HB	2561	by	Representatives Blake and Linville; by request of Department of Fish and Wildlife
Regarding Puget Sound Dungeness crab catch record cards.
HB	2562	by	Representative Upthegrove
Concerning foreclosures on deeds of trust.
HB	2563	by	Representative Upthegrove
Regarding service of process in domestic violence cases.
HB	2564	by	Representative Upthegrove
Adding bicyclist and pedestrian safety information to drivers' education curriculum.
HB	2565	by	Representatives O'Brien and Pearson
Including defendants who are persons specifically authorized to assist and act at the direction of law enforcement officers for the purpose of affirmative defenses.
HB	2566	by	Representatives O'Brien and Pearson
Creating the crime of viewing depictions of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
HB	2567	by	Representative Haler
Increasing the civil penalty for violating the open public meetings act.
HB	2568	by	Representative Blake
Modifying provisions relating to the dairy products commission.
HB	2569	by	Representative Dickerson
Providing funding to local government for purposes of registered sex and kidnapping offender address verification and community notification.
HB	2570	by	Representatives Dickerson and O'Brien
Repealing minimum sentences for juveniles who commit offenses related to motor vehicle theft.
HB	2571	by	Representative Seaquist; by request of Department of Veterans Affairs
Modifying armed forces provisions.
HB	2572	by	Representative Moeller
Changing requirements for sanctioning an area agency on aging.
HB	2573	by	Representative Moeller
Granting the department of health the authority to grant exceptions to a certificate of need review for qualifying kidney disease treatment centers.
HB	2574	by	Representative Moeller
Requiring the encryption of certain personal information.
HB	2575	by	Representative Simpson
Forming a technical advisory group on fire sprinkler systems in private residences.
HB	2576	by	Representative Simpson
Promoting the availability of affordable housing through the comprehensive plan requirements of the growth management act.
HB	2577	by	Representative Simpson
Exempting regional growth centers from concurrency requirements.
HB	2578	by	Representatives Rodne, Kelley, Bailey, Simpson, Skinner, Green, Ross, O'Brien and Moeller; by request of Secretary of State
Creating the Washington state flag account.
HB	2579	by	Representative Hurst
Removing the reference to theft of a motor vehicle in the first degree from RCW 13.40.210.
HB	2580	by	Representative Hurst
Concerning paydates for employees participating in state active military duty.
HB	2581	by	Representative Hudgins
Developing a statewide radiological baseline.
HB	2582	by	Representative Roberts
Regarding child care at institutions of higher education.
HB	2583	by	Representative O'Brien
Authorizing a refill of a prescription under certain emergent circumstances.
HB	2584	by	Representative McCoy
Regarding rainwater collection facilities.
HB	2585	by	Representative McIntire
Concerning the business and occupation taxation of newspaper-labeled supplements.
HB	2586	by	Representative Chandler
Limiting the nonagricultural work week of minors sixteen and seventeen years old.
HB	2587	by	Representative Williams
Regarding the practice of landscape architecture.
HB	2588	by	Representative Lantz
Modifying provisions relating to the office of public defense.
HB	2589	by	Representative Lantz
Establishing a maritime historic vessel restoration and preservation program.
HB	2590	by	Representatives Lantz, Roach, Simpson and McCoy
Concerning the conservation of forest lands.
HB	2591	by	Representative Wallace
Regarding the acquisition and dissemination of data pertaining to institutions of higher education.
HB	2592	by	Representatives Morrell and VanDeWege
Modifying vendor overpayment provisions.
HB	2593	by	Representative Kirby; by request of Insurance Commissioner
Reporting insurance premiums for tax purposes.
HB	2594	by	Representative Kirby; by request of Insurance Commissioner
Distributing the insurance commissioner's examination reports.
HB	2595	by	Representative Rolfes
Including national guard members in county veterans' assistance programs.
HB	2596	by	Representative Wallace
Requiring the workforce training and education board to develop a five-year state comprehensive plan.
HB	2597	by	Representative Sullivan
Requiring the department of early learning and the office of the superintendent of public instruction to develop a kindergarten readiness assessment.
HB	2598	by	Representative Sullivan
Directing the office of the superintendent of public instruction to issue a request for proposals for development of an online mathematics curriculum.
HB	2599	by	Representative Sullivan
Recognizing disability history in the public education system.
HB	2600	by	Representative Morrell
Creating a producer managed and funded product stewardship program to collect and dispose of unwanted residential drugs.
HB	2601	by	Representative Hunt
Regarding signature gatherers for petitions.
HB	2602	by	Representatives Kessler, Dickerson, Williams, O'Brien and Hurst
Regarding employment leave for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking.
HB	2603	by	Representative Chandler
Divesting state funds invested in companies doing business in Iran.
HB	2604	by	Representative Simpson
Exempting low-income housing and development activities with broad public purposes from impact fees.
HB	2605	by	Representative Haler
Financing regional centers in counties with a population of less than two hundred thousand persons that are acquired, constructed, financed, or owned by an existing city public facilities district with a population of at least forty-five thousand persons.
HB	2606	by	Representative Simpson
Increasing public utility district commissioner salaries.
HB	2607	by	Representative Santos
Requiring the professional educator standards board to convene a work group regarding English language learner students.
HB	2608	by	Representatives Hasegawa and Wallace
Clarifying terms for workforce and economic development.
HB	2609	by	Representative McIntire
Concerning the use of digital image technology in property revaluation plans.
HB	2610	by	Representative McIntire
Concerning the valuation of exempt property for property tax assessment purposes.
HB	2611	by	Representative McIntire
Requiring annual revaluations of property for property tax purposes.
HB	2612	by	Representative McIntire
Modifying property tax valuation and notice requirements for county assessors.
HB	2613	by	Representative Simpson
Reducing the environmental impact of cleaning state facilities.
HB	2614	by	Representative Kristiansen
Prioritizing existing funding for special safety corridor projects.
HB	2615	by	Representative Kristiansen
Prioritizing existing funding for special safety corridor projects.
HB	2616	by	Representative Kristiansen
Prioritizing existing funding for special safety corridor projects.
HB	2617	by	Representative Blake; by request of Washington Apple Commission
Addressing membership on the apple commission.
HB	2618	by	Representatives Takko and Ross
Repealing provisions related to a city's assumption of jurisdiction over water-sewer districts.
HB	2619	by	Representatives Simpson and Ross
Concerning the compensation of special purpose district commissioners.
HB	2620	by	Representative Hurst
Securing credit and debit card information.
HB	2621	by	Representative Hurst
Requiring certain sentences for vehicular homicide and vehicular assault to run consecutively.
HB	2622	by	Representative Hurst
Changing rules concerning admissibility of evidence in sex offense cases.
HB	2623	by	Representative Hurst
Exempting owners of farmland from certain storm water charges.
HB	2624	by	Representatives McCoy and Kessler
Concerning human remains.
HB	2625	by	Representatives Springer, Ericks, Williams and Liias
Providing tax relief to promote employer-assisted housing.
HB	2626	by	Representatives VanDeWege, Kessler, Blake, Takko and DeBolt
Authorizing the governor to suspend the waiting week for individuals who are unemployed because of an emergency or disaster.
HB	2627	by	Representatives Orcutt and McCune
Providing that voter-approved property tax increases do not permanently increase a taxing district's levy base, unless expressly stated in the ballot proposition.
HB	2628	by	Representatives Orcutt, Pearson and Blake
Regarding model bank stabilization projects under chapter 77.55 RCW.
HB	2629	by	Representatives Kagi, Wallace, Kenney and Simpson
Providing for the delivery of educational services to children who are deaf and hearing impaired.
HB	2630	by	Representatives Liias and Loomis
Changing the definition of meetings in the open public meetings act.
HB	2631	by	Representatives Linville and Kretz
Regarding the office of regulatory assistance.
HB	2632	by	Representative Newhouse
Requiring the office of the superintendent of public instruction to develop anaphylactic policy guidelines.
HB	2633	by	Representative Newhouse
Addressing the payment of traffic fines.
HB	2634	by	Representative Quall
Regarding graduation requirements for certain English language learner students.
HB	2635	by	Representative Quall
Regarding school district boundaries and organization.
HB	2636	by	Representatives Pearson, O'Brien, Ericks and Ross; by request of Attorney General
Concerning the filing of police incident reports for victims of identity theft.
HB	2637	by	Representatives Pearson, O'Brien, Ericks and Ross; by request of Attorney General
Concerning records in a criminal case.
HB	2638	by	Representatives Pearson, O'Brien, Ericks and Ross; by request of Attorney General
Changing identity theft provisions.
HB	2639	by	Representatives Takko and Kretz
Regarding the procurement of renewable resources.
HB	2640	by	Representatives Morrell, Cody and Seaquist; by request of Insurance Commissioner
Establishing the guaranteed health benefit program act.
HB	2641	by	Representatives Jarrett, Priest and Wallace
Creating a pilot program to test performance agreements at institutions of higher education.
HB	2642	by	Representative Priest
Regarding school district salary allocations.
HCR	4405	by	Representatives Kessler and Ericksen
Notifying the Governor that the Legislature is ready to conduct business.
HCR	4406	by	Representatives Kessler and Ericksen
Providing for reintroduction of bills from last session.
HCR	4407	by	Representatives Kessler and Ericksen
Calling for a joint session.
HCR	4408	by	Representative Wallace
Requesting approval of the statewide strategic master plan for higher education.