Washington State Senate		5th Order
	Introduction & First Reading Short Titles and Referrals
	2014 Regular Session of the 63rd Legislature

BRAD OWEN, President of the Senate		TIM SHELDON, President Pro Tem
HUNTER G. GOODMAN, Secretary of the Senate		SHARON BROWN, Vice President Pro Tem
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2014		10TH DAY
NOT OFFICIAL UNTIL ADOPTED

	SB 6336	By Senators Dammeier, Frockt, Hill and Billig Promoting expanded learning opportunities as a strategy to close the educational opportunity gap and prevent summer learning loss. Referred to Committee on EARLY LEARNING & K-12 EDUCATION.
	SB 6337	By Senators Hill, McAuliffe, Dammeier and Rolfes Implementing selected education reforms using recommendations from the quality education council's 2014 report to the legislature. Referred to Committee on EARLY LEARNING & K-12 EDUCATION.
	SB 6338	By Senators Dammeier, Darneille, Angel, Keiser and Honeyford Giving preferences to housing trust fund projects that involve collaboration between local school districts and housing authorities to help children of low-income families succeed in school. Referred to Committee on FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, HOUSING & INSURANCE.
	SB 6339	By Senators Fraser, Roach, Kohl-Welles, Benton and Hasegawa Concerning coercion of involuntary servitude. Referred to Committee on LAW & JUSTICE.
	SB 6340	By Senator Hill; by request of Office of Financial Management Aligning student transportation formulas with 2013 session laws. Referred to Committee on WAYS & MEANS.
	SB 6341	By Senator Hargrove Establishing the LEED plus W high-performance public building standard. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6342	By Senator Ranker Prohibiting the use of leaf blowers by state agencies. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6343	By Senator Chase Regarding genetically engineered fin fish. Referred to Committee on NATURAL RESOURCES & PARKS.
	SB 6344	By Senator Hargrove Addressing the implementation of inmate postsecondary education degree programs to reduce recidivism. Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS.
	SB 6345	By Senators McCoy, Pearson and Chase Concerning the arrest of individuals who suffer from chemical dependency. Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS.
	SB 6346	By Senators Becker and Keiser; by request of Health Care Authority Creating the public employees' benefits board benefits account. Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE .
	SB 6347	By Senators Becker and Keiser; by request of Health Care Authority Clarifying employee eligibility for benefits from the public employees' benefits board and conforming the eligibility provisions with federal law. Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE .
	SB 6348	By Senators Roach, Hasegawa, Benton, Tom, Braun and Bailey Concerning personal financial affairs reporting by public hospital district officials. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6349	By Senators Roach, Angel and Honeyford Implementing requirements for the condemnation of real property. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6350	By Senators Roach and Padden Securing damages for persons injured by violations of the state Constitution. Referred to Committee on LAW & JUSTICE.
	SB 6351	By Senators Roach, Angel, Hill, Bailey, Braun, Becker, Honeyford and Padden Concerning home and community-based services programs for dependents of military service members. Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS.
	SB 6352	By Senators Fain, Hobbs, Angel, Chase, Pedersen and Ericksen Providing an exemption for certain lodging services from the convention and trade center tax. Referred to Committee on WAYS & MEANS.
	SB 6353	By Senators Pedersen and O'Ban; by request of Uniform Laws Commission Enacting the uniform power of attorney act. Referred to Committee on LAW & JUSTICE.
	SB 6354	By Senators Dammeier, Rivers and Keiser Concerning protection of health care information in the health benefit exchange related to navigators. Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE .
	SB 6355	By Senators Hobbs, Sheldon, Hatfield and King Concerning projects of statewide significance for economic development and transportation. Referred to Committee on TRADE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
	SB 6356	By Senator Angel Naming the chair and vice chair of state and county political committees. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6357	By Senator Angel Concerning cosmetology, hair design, barbering, esthetics, and manicuring. Referred to Committee on COMMERCE & LABOR.
	SB 6358	By Senators Kohl-Welles, Bailey, Frockt and Becker Requiring institutions of higher education to provide certain financial aid information to admitted and prospective students. Referred to Committee on HIGHER EDUCATION.
	SB 6359	By Senators Hobbs, Hasegawa, Keiser, Kohl-Welles, Chase, Darneille, Mullet, Kline, Hatfield, Frockt, Nelson, Pedersen, McAuliffe, Cleveland, Fraser, Conway, McCoy, Ranker, Eide and Billig Concerning health plan coverage for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy. Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE .
	SB 6360	By Senator Keiser Including mental health prescriptions in electronic medical records. Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE .
	SB 6361	By Senators Angel, Sheldon, Hatfield, Brown, Hobbs, Conway, Mullet and Keiser Concerning incrementally increasing the distribution percentage of liquor revolving fund revenues under RCW 66.08.190 to cities and counties. Referred to Committee on WAYS & MEANS.
	SB 6362	By Senators Bailey, Becker, Frockt and Kohl-Welles Creating efficiencies for institutions of higher education. Referred to Committee on HIGHER EDUCATION.
	SB 6363	By Senators Kohl-Welles, Darneille, O'Ban and Hargrove Creating the office of the behavioral health ombuds. Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS.
	SB 6364	By Senators Kohl-Welles, Fraser, Keiser, Rolfes and Cleveland Concerning parental rights and responsibilities of sexual assault perpetrators and survivors. Referred to Committee on LAW & JUSTICE.
	SB 6365	By Senators Frockt, McAuliffe, O'Ban, Fain, Litzow, Pedersen, Darneille and Rolfes Creating a pilot program to provide educational stability for homeless children. Referred to Committee on FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, HOUSING & INSURANCE.
	SB 6366	By Senator Honeyford Making tax preferences for the bee industry permanent. Referred to Committee on WAYS & MEANS.
	SB 6367	By Senator Mullet Concerning medication synchronization and dispensing fee standardization. Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE .
	SB 6368	By Senators Roach, Holmquist Newbry, Benton, Sheldon, Padden, Chase, Eide, Mullet and Dammeier Adjusting the dollar threshold for substantial development under the shoreline management act for certain pleasure craft-related construction. Referred to Committee on ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT & TELECOMMUNICATIONS.
	SB 6369	By Senator Baumgartner Concerning the removal of snow from streets that are part of state highways. Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
	SB 6370	By Senators King and Eide Creating a tuition and fees exemption for children and surviving spouses of certain highway workers. Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
	SB 6371	By Senator Roach Removing the requirement that candidates and authorized political committees must file contribution and expenditure reports electronically. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6372	By Senator Roach Ensuring growth management hearings board members meet qualifications relating to land use experience. Referred to Committee on GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS.
	SB 6373	By Senators Roach, O'Ban, Sheldon and Litzow Concerning instruction in Spanish and Chinese languages. Referred to Committee on EARLY LEARNING & K-12 EDUCATION.
	SB 6374	By Senators Roach and Padden Addressing parent and child relationship termination. Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS.
	SB 6375	By Senators Roach and Schoesler Concerning the sale of in-vehicle electronic toll collection system equipment. Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
	SB 6376	By Senator McAuliffe Including information on preventing sexual abuse and violence in sexual health education. Referred to Committee on EARLY LEARNING & K-12 EDUCATION.