STATE OF WASHINGTON HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 68th Legislature - 2024 Regular Session
LAURIE JINKINS		TINA ORWALL
Speaker		Speaker Pro Tempore
BERNARD DEAN, Chief Clerk

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS		FOURTH ORDER OF BUSINESS
Introduction and First Reading of
Bills, Memorials, Joint Resolutions and Concurrent Resolutions
January 8, 2024 - Monday	1ST DAY	2024 Regular Session
NOT OFFICIAL UNTIL ADOPTED
PLEASE NOTE:
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HB	1862	By	Representatives Leavitt, Barnard, Tharinger, Graham, Couture, Duerr, Barkis, Bronoske and Slatter
			Providing tax exemptions for the assistance of disabled veterans and members of the armed forces of the United States of America.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1863	By	Representatives Christian, Hutchins, Graham and Couture
			Concerning payment for surveys of state-owned aquatic lands by current or prospective lessees of such lands.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	1864	By	Representatives Christian, Sandlin and Couture
			Limiting the monetary assistance an indigent person may receive from the ignition interlock device revolving account program.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1865	By	Representatives Christian, Dye, Graham, Couture and Schmidt
			Modifying enforcement of motor vehicle liability insurance and fiscal responsibilities.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1866	By	Representatives Ortiz-Self, Eslick, Berry, Cortes, Morgan, Ramel, Duerr and Ramos
			Concerning the academic and support needs of children of seasonal farmworkers.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1867	By	Representative Walen
			Eliminating the estate tax filing requirement for certain estates involving a qualifying familial residence.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1868	By	Representatives Walen, Berry, Ramel, Duerr and Slatter
			Reducing emissions from outdoor power equipment.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1869	By	Representatives Leavitt, Maycumber, Ryu, Graham, Christian, Rule, Couture, Bronoske, Slatter, Chambers and Reeves
			Enacting the keeping our Washington guard strong act.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1870	By	Representatives Barnard, Ryu, Leavitt, Connors, Couture, Schmidt, Duerr and Slatter
			Promoting economic development by increasing opportunities for local communities to secure federal funding.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1871	By	Representatives Walsh, Graham and Couture
			Concerning the Washington state ferries' treatment of employees and applicants without consideration of COVID-19 vaccines.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1872	By	Representatives Graham, Walsh, Volz, Christian, Couture, Barkis and Robertson
			Establishing accountability requirements for homeless housing grant programs.
			Referred to Committee on CAPITAL BUDGET.
HB	1873	By	Representatives Ortiz-Self, Couture and Taylor
			Concerning office of public defense social service workers for parents in child welfare cases.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1874	By	Representatives Walen, Robertson, Ryu, Morgan, Leavitt, Ortiz-Self, Ramel, Duerr, Ramos and Slatter
			Protecting consumers from predatory loans.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1875	By	Representatives Couture, Rule, Schmidt and Low
			Increasing protections for child welfare workers.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1876	By	Representatives Springer, McEntire and Reeves; by request of Department of Fish and Wildlife
			Concerning confidential fisheries information collected by other states and maintaining that confidentiality under the public records act.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1877	By	Representatives Lekanoff, Stearns, Ortiz-Self, Ramel, Ramos and Cortes
			Improving the Washington state behavioral health system for better coordination and recognition with the Indian behavioral health system.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1878	By	Representatives Low, Schmidt, Leavitt, Eslick, Stearns, Robertson, Sandlin, Couture, Waters, Connors, McClintock and Slatter
			Preserving seniority for state employees who are reemployed.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1879	By	Representatives Lekanoff, Santos, Ryu, Tharinger, Ortiz-Self, Ramel, Cortes and Morgan
			Naming the curriculum used to inform students about tribal history, culture, and government after John McCoy (lulilaš).
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1880	By	Representatives McClintock, Duerr, Ryu, Leavitt and Waters
			Concerning architecture licensing examinations.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1881	By	Representatives Harris, Bateman, Leavitt and Duerr
			Establishing a uniform standard for creating an established relationship for the purposes of coverage of audio-only telemedicine services.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1882	By	Representatives Farivar, Berry, Alvarado, Ramel, Gregerson and Bateman
			Giving cities and towns the freedom to switch their general elections to even-numbered years.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1883	By	Representatives Walen, Cheney, Leavitt, Duerr and McClintock
			Concerning employer tax incentives for paying wages to employees during juror service.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1884	By	Representatives Harris, Thai, Walen, Tharinger, Ryu, Ortiz-Self, Leavitt, Slatter, Bateman and Orwall
			Concerning coverage of prescription drugs for advanced metastatic cancer.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1885	By	Representatives Mena, Ramos, Gregerson, Stearns, Ortiz-Self, Bateman, Alvarado and Callan
			Strengthening campaign finance disclosure by prohibiting campaign contributions and expenditures by foreign-influenced corporations.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1886	By	Representatives Walen and Robertson
			Concerning prearrangement funeral services.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1887	By	Representatives Chapman and Walen
			Mitigating the consumer impacts of the climate commitment act by creating greater administrability of emissions exemptions and improving the transparency and business practices under the act.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1888	By	Representatives Mosbrucker, Davis, Leavitt and Schmidt
			Concerning newborn safe transfer.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1889	By	Representatives Walen, Taylor, Leavitt, Slatter, Ramel, Duerr, Ryu, Ramos, Bateman and Reeves
			Allowing persons to receive professional licenses and certifications regardless of immigration or citizenship status.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1890	By	Representatives Alvarado, Klicker, Peterson, Bateman, Connors, Macri, Corry, Barkis, Berry, Morgan, Leavitt and Tharinger
			Concerning housing authorities.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	1891	By	Representatives Eslick and Couture
			Maintaining the safety of children when a parent has a substance use disorder.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1892	By	Representatives Leavitt, Alvarado, Bateman, Peterson, Shavers, Reed, Fosse, Hackney, Barkis, Low, Eslick, Callan, Abbarno, Taylor, Klicker, Connors, Walen, Reeves, Ryu, Berry, Cortes, Stearns, Slatter, Duerr, Bronoske and Ramos
			Concerning the workforce housing accelerator program.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	1893	By	Representatives Doglio, Berry, Fosse, Reeves, Farivar, Hackney, Ryu, Ortiz-Self, Orwall, Callan, Macri, Goodman, Senn, Slatter, Riccelli, Tharinger, Bronoske, Ramel, Wylie, Pollet, Cortes, Chopp, Bergquist, Berg, Fey, Donaghy, Reed, Street, Stonier, Kloba, Leavitt, Mena, Simmons, Morgan, Alvarado, Walen, Taylor, Peterson, Ormsby, Stearns, Thai, Bateman, Duerr and Ramos
			Concerning unemployment insurance benefits for striking or lockout workers.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1894	By	Representatives Walen and Street; by request of Department of Revenue
			Modifying provisions of the business licensing service program.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1895	By	Representatives Thai, Connors, Corry, Ryu, Ortiz-Self and Ramel; by request of Department of Revenue
			Modifying the working families' tax credit by clarifying the refundable nature of the credit, the application requirements, and the eligibility verification process.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1896	By	Representatives Ryu, Volz and Steele; by request of Department of Revenue
			Simplifying the funding provisions of the statewide tourism marketing account.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1897	By	Representatives Springer, Hackney, Rule, Doglio, Walen, Timmons, Reeves, Chapman, Entenman, Senn, Slatter, Fey, Bateman, Duerr, Berg, Riccelli, Simmons, Stearns, Leavitt, Rude, Connors, Ybarra, Corry, Steele, Low, Barnard, Taylor, Schmidt and Barkis
			Concerning enrichment funding for charter public schools.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1898	By	Representatives Schmidt, Fosse, Connors, Berry, Bronoske, Abbarno, Ormsby, Volz, Leavitt and Low; by request of Employment Security Department
			Concerning unemployment insurance benefit charging.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1899	By	Representatives Volz, Schmidt, Chapman, Graham, Rule, Leavitt, Waters, Low, Christian, Couture and McClintock
			Facilitating reconstruction of communities damaged or destroyed by wildfires.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	1900	By	Representatives Fey, Reeves, Walen, Rule, Chapman, Bronoske, Wylie, Low, Ryu, Leavitt and Ramos
			Implementing strategies to achieve higher recycling rates within Washington's existing solid waste management system.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1901	By	Representatives Springer, Schmidt and Berry; by request of Employment Security Department
			Removing the sunset on changes to the unemployment insurance voluntary contribution program.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1902	By	Representatives Berry, Walen, Reed, Nance, Farivar, Doglio, Alvarado, Peterson, Pollet, Duerr, Davis, Hackney, Senn, Stonier, Fitzgibbon, Street, Callan, Reeves, Simmons, Taylor, Mena, Goodman, Thai, Ryu, Tharinger, Ramel, Ramos, Slatter, Cortes and Bateman
			Enhancing requirements for the purchase or transfer of firearms.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1903	By	Representatives Berry, Taylor, Stonier, Fitzgibbon, Reed, Street, Callan, Walen, Peterson, Fosse, Reeves, Simmons, Kloba, Mena, Senn, Hackney, Goodman, Thai, Ryu, Cortes, Tharinger, Alvarado, Ramel, Duerr, Ramos and Bateman
			Reporting lost or stolen firearms.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1904	By	Representatives Walsh and Barkis
			Using climate commitment act revenues to pay for hybrid electric ferries.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1905	By	Representatives Mena, Senn, Berry, Cortes, Morgan, Ortiz-Self, Ramel, Ramos and Bateman
			Including protected classes in the Washington equal pay and opportunities act.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1906	By	Representatives Chapman, Barkis, Bronoske, Reed and Ryu
			Changing the vessel length requirement in obtaining nonresident vessel permits.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1907	By	Representatives Tharinger and Riccelli
			Creating a medical assistant-EMT certification.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1908	By	Representatives Barnard, Fitzgibbon, Duerr, Ramos and Slatter
			Supporting the clean energy transition by providing a framework for financial assistance to utility-scale emission-reducing electricity generation or storage projects.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1909	By	Representatives Low, Ramel and Schmidt
			Adjusting the membership of the pharmacy quality assurance commission.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1910	By	Representatives Walen and McClintock
			Concerning pawnbroker fees and interest rates.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1911	By	Representatives Taylor, Cheney and Ortiz-Self; by request of Office of Public Defense
			Concerning activities in which the office of public defense may engage without violating the prohibition on providing direct representation of clients.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1912	By	Representatives Chapman, Waters and Schmidt
			Requiring state agencies to share information to encourage economic development.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1913	By	Representatives Cortes and Ryu
			Expiring the international services tax preference.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1914	By	Representatives Couture, McClintock, Schmidt, Waters, Barkis, Rude, Klicker and Chambers
			Improving the education of students with varying abilities by enhancing special education services.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1915	By	Representatives Rude, Stonier, Connors, Riccelli, Couture, Senn, McEntire, Santos, Steele, Bergquist, Harris, Walen, McClintock, Eslick, Cheney, Thai, Ortiz-Self, Bronoske, Leavitt, Corry, Tharinger, Low, Ryu, Christian, Slatter, Schmidt, Ramel, Barkis, Ramos, Cortes and Morgan
			Making financial education instruction a graduation prerequisite and a required component of public education.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1916	By	Representatives Senn, Couture, Leavitt, Taylor, Paul, Callan, Ramos and Cortes; by request of Department of Children, Youth and Families
			Concerning funding for the early support for infants and toddlers program.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1917	By	Representatives Leavitt, Ybarra, Ryu, Volz, Schmidt, Christian, Slatter, Bateman, Chambers and Reeves
			Adopting the physician assistant compact.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	1918	By	Representatives Ryu, Volz and Ramos
			Limiting the annual percentage rate for payday lending to 36 percent and making other modifications to small loans under the payday lending laws.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1919	By	Representatives Bronoske, Corry and Leavitt
			Modifying the process by which a private moorage facility may sell an abandoned vessel for failure to pay moorage fees.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	1920	By	Representatives Robertson, Reeves and Ryu
			Modifying the public accountancy act.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1921	By	Representatives Duerr, Walen, Ryu, Berry, Ramos and Ramel
			Prohibiting the use of certain substances in food.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	1922	By	Representatives Couture, McClintock, Christian, Leavitt, Rude, Schmidt, Waters and Connors
			Establishing a grant program for the purchase and installation of vape detectors in public schools.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1923	By	Representatives Couture, McClintock, Christian, Schmidt, Waters, Rude, Chambers and Klicker
			Adjusting funded special education enrollment.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1924	By	Representatives Shavers and Ryu
			Promoting the integration of fusion technology within state clean energy policies.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1925	By	Representatives Shavers, Leavitt and Ramel
			Expanding the veterans service officer program to increase veteran support statewide.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1926	By	Representatives Couture, Doglio, Leavitt, Robertson, Stokesbary, Walen, Low, Griffey, Ramos, Klicker and Sandlin; by request of Attorney General
			Concerning supervision compliance credit.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1927	By	Representatives Bronoske, Berry and Ortiz-Self
			Reducing the number of days that a worker's temporary total disability must continue to receive industrial insurance compensation for the day of an injury and the three-day period following the injury.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1928	By	Representatives Ryu and Robertson
			Regulating service contracts and protection product guarantees.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1929	By	Representatives Cortes, Eslick, Ortiz-Self, Leavitt, Duerr, Ramel, Slatter, Taylor, Orwall and Ryu
			Supporting young adults following inpatient behavioral health treatment.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1930	By	Representatives Entenman, Ramel and Morgan; by request of Office of Independent Investigations
			Obtaining and sharing investigative information and aligning provisions with current operations and practices of the office of independent investigations.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1931	By	Representatives Leavitt, Waters, Slatter and Ramel
			Addressing financial aid grants for incarcerated students.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	1932	By	Representatives Gregerson, Farivar, Peterson, Alvarado, Berry, Ramel, Stearns, Mena and Bateman
			Shifting general elections for local governments to even-numbered years to increase voter participation.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1933	By	Representatives Gregerson, Kretz, Fitzgibbon, Morgan, Paul, Berry, Duerr, Ramel and Klicker
			Supporting the servicing and right to repair of certain products with digital electronics in a secure and reliable manner.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1934	By	Representatives Couture, Slatter, Volz, Waters, Rude, Hutchins, Walen, Sandlin, Schmidt, Duerr, Ramos and Ramel; by request of Attorney General
			Establishing an artificial intelligence task force.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	1935	By	Representatives Bergquist, McEntire, Ryu and Ramel
			Promoting resource conservation practices that include student education and leadership opportunities in public schools.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1936	By	Representatives Shavers and Ramel
			Concerning tax incentives for farmers.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1937	By	Representatives Shavers, Duerr and Morgan
			Requiring certain health care providers to report suspected victims of human trafficking to law enforcement.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1938	By	Representatives Shavers and Ramel
			Increasing the accessibility of academic reengagement opportunities for eligible students.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1939	By	Representatives Orwall, Rule, Leavitt, Slatter and Bateman
			Adopting the social work licensure compact.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	1940	By	Representatives Fosse, Berry, Ramel and Cortes
			Protecting the rights of workers to refrain from attending meetings or listening to their employer's speech on political or religious matters.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1941	By	Representatives Couture and Schmidt
			Providing for health home services for medicaid-eligible children with medically complex conditions.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1942	By	Representatives Fosse and Schmidt; by request of Department of Social and Health Services
			Clarifying employment standards for long-term care individual providers.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1943	By	Representatives Leavitt, Jacobsen, Ryu, Rule, Christian, Couture, Bronoske, Slatter, Chambers and Reeves
			Modifying the Washington national guard postsecondary education grant program.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	1944	By	Representatives Orwall, Ryu, Ortiz-Self, Berry, Ramos and Slatter
			Establishing a running start for the trades grant program.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1945	By	Representatives Alvarado, Gregerson, Ryu, Ortiz-Self, Leavitt, Senn, Berry, Ramel, Slatter, Cortes and Morgan
			Streamlining and enhancing program access for persons eligible for food assistance.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1946	By	Representatives Eslick, Leavitt, Ryu, Slatter, Duerr, Ramos and Senn
			Creating the Washington health corps behavioral health scholarship program.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	1947	By	Representatives Street, Couture, Ryu and Gregerson; by request of Consolidated Technology Services
			Concerning the governance of technology services in state government, including eliminating the office of the chief information officer and renaming the consolidated technology services agency.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1948	By	Representatives Ybarra and Fitzgibbon
			Ensuring that methods for calculating the electric load of utilities under the energy independence act do not have the effect of discouraging voluntary investments in renewable power.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1949	By	Representatives Leavitt, Schmidt, Ryu, Callan and Doglio; by request of Department of Social and Health Services
			Including in the public safety employees' retirement system specified competency restoration workers at department of social and health services institutional and residential sites that serve civilly committed residents or serve patients under not guilty by reason of insanity findings.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1950	By	Representatives Slatter, Ybarra, Reed, Jacobsen, Pollet, Leavitt, Ortiz-Self, Ramos and Morgan; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Concerning the public service loan forgiveness program.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	1951	By	Representatives Shavers, Ryu, Ramel and Gregerson
			Promoting ethical artificial intelligence by protecting against algorithmic discrimination.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1952	By	Representatives Volz, Ryu, Christian, Couture, Schmidt and Ramel
			Concerning long-term community recovery after disasters.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1953	By	Representatives Entenman, Jacobsen and Leavitt; by request of Department of Licensing
			Improving access to department of licensing issued documents by clarifying the application requirements for a minor, modifying the requirements for at-cost identicards, and studying the feasibility of reduced-fee identicards.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1954	By	Representatives Riccelli, Bateman and Ramel
			Harmonizing language relating to reproductive health care services and gender-affirming treatment.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1955	By	Representatives Barnard, Doglio and Ramos; by request of Department of Commerce
			Repealing the greenhouse gas content disclosure provision.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1956	By	Representatives Leavitt, Griffey, Ryu, Couture, Ramel and Slatter; by request of Office of the Governor
			Addressing fentanyl and other substance use prevention education.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1957	By	Representatives Riccelli, Macri, Ryu, Leavitt and Senn
			Preserving coverage of preventive services without cost sharing.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1958	By	Representatives Berry, Orwall, Ryu, Fitzgibbon, Leavitt and Ramel
			Concerning nonconsensual removal of or tampering with a sexually protective device.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1959	By	Representatives Walen, Ryu, Berry and Ramel
			Extending parts of the paid family and medical leave program to employers with fewer than 50 employees.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1960	By	Representatives Stonier, Santos, Pollet, Doglio, Hackney, Callan, Riccelli, Berg, Street, Farivar, Rule, Shavers, Reeves, Ortiz-Self, Harris, Reed, Ryu, Leavitt, Berry, Duerr, Senn, Ramel, Slatter and Morgan
			Increasing prototypical school staffing to better meet student needs.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1961	By	Representatives Low, Walen, Leavitt, Eslick, Sandlin, Paul, Couture, Ramel, Ramos and Bateman
			Concerning animal cruelty in the first degree.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1962	By	Representatives Low, Cheney, Ryu, Leavitt, Couture, Ramos, Morgan and Reeves; by request of Secretary of State
			Improving voter registration list accuracy by improving voter address change processes for county election offices and voters.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1963	By	Representatives Ramos, Fitzgibbon, Ryu, Berry and Duerr
			Prohibiting license plate covers.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1964	By	Representatives Ramos and Robertson; by request of Department of Licensing
			Enhancing prorate and fuel tax collections by improving taxpayer compliance, providing additional enforcement mechanisms, and protecting confidential taxpayer information.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1965	By	Representatives Chapman and McEntire
			Concerning the allocation of allowances under chapter 70A.65 RCW, the Washington climate commitment act.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1966	By	Representatives Walen, Christian and Leavitt
			Exempting manufacturing machinery and equipment from real estate excise tax.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1967	By	Representatives Jacobsen and Couture
			Excluding any person who is convicted of a hit and run resulting in death from being eligible for a first-time offender waiver.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1968	By	Representatives Bateman, Ryu, Leavitt, Duerr and Morgan
			Requiring defibrillators at fitness centers.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1969	By	Representatives Alvarado, Ramos, Senn and Bateman; by request of Department of Social and Health Services
			Expanding the definition of family member for individual providers.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1970	By	Representatives McClintock, Couture and Waters
			Improving communication between the department of children, youth, and families and caregivers.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1971	By	Representatives Dent and Griffey
			Concerning a rangeland fire protection association pilot project.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	1972	By	Representatives Simmons and Harris
			Increasing the licensure fees that support the Washington physicians health program.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1973	By	Representatives Abbarno, Couture, Klicker, Chambers and Robertson
			Concerning special education safety net awards.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	1974	By	Representative Abbarno
			Disposing of human remains.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1975	By	Representatives Ortiz-Self, Ryu, Berry and Ramel; by request of Employment Security Department
			Relieving individuals from paying interest on certain unemployment insurance overpayment assessments.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1976	By	Representatives Fosse, Doglio, Fitzgibbon and Ramel; by request of Department of Commerce
			Changing the incentive structure for tier 1 and tier 2 buildings.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	1977	By	Representatives Abbarno and Low
			Designating Tenino sandstone as the state rock.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1978	By	Representatives Rule, Volz, Ryu and Ramel; by request of Military Department
			Adding special purpose and junior taxing districts to the intrastate mutual aid system.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1979	By	Representatives Paul, Leavitt and Duerr
			Reducing the cost of inhalers and epinephrine autoinjectors.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1980	By	Representatives Reed, Pollet and Berry
			Concerning ground emergency medical transportation services.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	1981	By	Representatives Barnard, Stearns, Leavitt, Couture and Connors
			Incentivizing clean nuclear energy manufacturing through preferential business and occupation tax rates.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	1982	By	Representatives Waters, Shavers, Ryu, Couture, Ramos and McClintock
			Concerning the authority of the community economic revitalization board with respect to loans and grants to political subdivisions and federally recognized Indian tribes for broadband.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1983	By	Representatives Simmons and Goodman
			Concerning the criminal justice treatment account.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1984	By	Representatives McEntire, Chapman and Ryu
			Designating the Pacific razor clam as the state clam.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1985	By	Representatives Timmons, Leavitt, Fitzgibbon, Ryu, Ramos, Ramel and Bateman; by request of Select Committee on Pension Policy
			Providing a benefit increase to certain retirees of the public employees' retirement system plan 1 and the teachers' retirement system plan 1.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	1986	By	Representatives Abbarno, Bronoske, Berry, Schmidt and Ramel; by request of Department of Labor & Industries
			Adding purposes for the use of existing firefighter safety funding.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1987	By	Representatives Low, Ramel, Ryu, Eslick, Timmons, Paul and Ramos
			Concerning the use of moneys from the rural public facilities sales and use tax for affordable workforce housing infrastructure and facilities.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	1988	By	Representatives Simmons, Couture and Ramel; by request of Department of Social and Health Services
			Establishing the customer voice council.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	1989	By	Representatives Barkis and Low
			Creating a graffiti abatement and reduction program.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1990	By	Representative Ryu
			Concerning the Washington state aerial imagery program.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	1991	By	Representatives Fosse, Berry and Ramel
			Concerning paid sick leave.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	1992	By	Representatives Timmons, Lekanoff and Ramel; by request of Administrative Office of the Courts
			Adding an additional superior court judge in Whatcom county.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1993	By	Representatives Timmons, Lekanoff and Ramel; by request of Administrative Office of the Courts
			Concerning water rights adjudication commissioners and referees.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	1994	By	Representatives Farivar, Goodman, Reed, Alvarado, Ramos, Cortes, Morgan and Reeves
			Concerning judicial dismissal of a misdemeanor following completion of court-ordered conditions.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1995	By	Representatives Simmons and Ramel
			Providing gate money to individuals releasing from custody prior to the expiration of their sentence.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	1996	By	Representatives Robertson and Chapman
			Establishing the Washington recreational vehicle manufacturer and dealer law.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	1997	By	Representatives Ryu and Leavitt; by request of Parks and Recreation Commission
			Concerning gubernatorial appointments for the state parks and recreation commission.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	1998	By	Representatives Gregerson, Barkis, Leavitt, Rule, Ryu, Reed, Morgan, Fitzgibbon, Berry, Duerr, Bronoske, Ramos, Ramel, Bateman, Peterson and Chambers
			Concerning co-living housing.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	1999	By	Representatives Orwall, Leavitt, Ryu, Duerr, Ramos and Morgan
			Concerning fabricated intimate or sexually explicit images and depictions.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2000	By	Representatives Mena, Berry, Ramel, Low, Walen, Ryu and Timmons
			Renewing Washington's international leadership.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2001	By	Representatives Simmons and Farivar
			Providing judicial discretion to modify sentences in the interests of justice.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2002	By	Representatives Low, Cheney, Couture, Schmidt, Waters, Sandlin, Christian and McClintock
			Establishing criminal penalties for the public use of fentanyl or methamphetamine.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2003	By	Representatives Connors, Leavitt, Klicker, Couture and Schmidt; by request of Department of Natural Resources
			Concerning an exemption to the leasehold excise tax for leases on public lands.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2004	By	Representatives McEntire, Leavitt, Couture, Slatter, Ryu and Senn
			Providing early registration at institutions of higher education for military students.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2005	By	Representatives McClintock, Couture and Waters
			Including weighted grade point averages on high school transcripts.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2006	By	Representatives Peterson, Mena, Ryu, Ramel and Cortes; by request of Administrative Office of the Courts
			Concerning court interpreters.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2007	By	Representatives Peterson, Gregerson, Alvarado, Berry, Senn and Morgan
			Expanding time limit exemptions applicable to cash assistance programs.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2008	By	Representatives Klicker, Peterson, Leavitt, Connors, Ramel, Robertson, Low, Gregerson, Ramos, Eslick, Bateman and Bronoske
			Creating a task force on housing cost driver analysis.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2009	By	Representatives Mosbrucker, Goodman, Leavitt and Ramos
			Facilitating the use of dental records in missing person investigations.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2010	By	Representatives Rule, Mosbrucker, Ryu, Eslick and Chambers
			Keeping children safe from family violence.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2011	By	Representative Peterson
			Enhancing consumer protections for automobile insurance coverage.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2012	By	Representatives Street, Alvarado, Ryu, Ramel and Bateman
			Concerning eligibility for a property tax exemption for nonprofits providing affordable rental housing built with city and county funds.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2013	By	Representatives Volz, Fitzgibbon, Leavitt, Couture, Ryu, Bronoske, Ramos and Ramel; by request of Select Committee on Pension Policy
			Paying state retirement benefits until the end of the month in which the retiree or beneficiary dies.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2014	By	Representatives Volz, Donaghy, Leavitt, Couture and Ryu; by request of Attorney General
			Concerning the definition of veteran and restoring honor to veterans.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	2015	By	Representatives Senn, Schmick and Ryu
			Concerning incentivizing adult family homes to increase bed capacity to seven or eight beds.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2016	By	Representatives McClintock, Couture, Ryu, Waters and Senn
			Allowing certain minors to contract for housing and utilities.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2017	By	Representatives McClintock, Callan, Leavitt, Couture, Schmidt, Waters, Barkis, Christian, Ramos and Ramel
			Addressing school districts with aged facilities and a history of capital bond failure.
			Referred to Committee on CAPITAL BUDGET.
HB	2018	By	Representatives McClintock, Couture, Waters and Rude
			Improving student outcomes by restricting mobile device use by public school students.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2019	By	Representatives Stearns, Fosse, Berry, Ryu, Ramos, Ramel, Cortes and Morgan
			Establishing a Native American apprentice assistance program.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2020	By	Representatives Timmons, Abbarno, Leavitt, Ryu and Ramel; by request of Military Department
			Creating a state administered public infrastructure assistance program within the emergency management division.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	2021	By	Representatives Senn, Walen, Berry, Fitzgibbon, Ryu, Duerr and Ramel
			Concerning the disposition of privately owned firearms in the custody of state or local government entities or law enforcement agencies.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2022	By	Representatives Reed, Berry and Ryu
			Concerning construction crane safety.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2023	By	Representatives Shavers and Ramel
			Improving meaningful access to elections by increasing language assistance.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2024	By	Representative Shavers
			Concerning flexible work policies for law enforcement officers and participation in the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2025	By	Representative Reed
			Modifying placement and salary matching requirements for the state work-study program.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2026	By	Representatives Doglio, Bateman, Ryu and Ramel
			Concerning rental income received by people eligible for certain property tax exemption programs.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2027	By	Representatives Doglio, Fosse and Farivar
			Concerning certification, background checks, and training requirements for sheriffs, police chiefs, marshals, reserve officers, and volunteers.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2028	By	Representatives Santos, Robertson and Ryu
			Concerning manufacturer and new dealer franchise agreements.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2029	By	Representatives Rule, Leavitt, Ryu, Ramel and Slatter
			Concerning opioid overdose reversal medication in high schools.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2030	By	Representatives Simmons, Gregerson and Bateman
			Revoking a person's voting rights only when convicted of a state crime punishable by death.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2031	By	Representatives Abbarno, Berry and Rude
			Recognizing posttraumatic stress disorder as an occupational disease for county coroners, examiners, and investigative personnel.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2032	By	Representatives Cheney, Low and Ramos
			Reducing the size of yard signs that are exempt from certain political advertising disclosure requirements.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2033	By	Representatives Cheney, Hutchins, Couture, Waters, Connors, Barkis, Christian and Klicker
			Creating a rent relief incentive program.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2034	By	Representatives Cheney, Taylor, Leavitt and Ramos; by request of Administrative Office of the Courts
			Requiring counties and cities to provide the administrative office of the courts with notice of court reorganizations.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2035	By	Representatives McClintock, Stonier, Couture, Schmidt, Waters and Ramos
			Concerning restrictions on the working conditions and hours of sixteen- and seventeen-year olds.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2036	By	Representatives Walen, Morgan, Berry, Fitzgibbon, Ryu, Duerr, Farivar and Reeves
			Concerning workplace safety and operational standards for adult entertainment establishments.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2037	By	Representatives Couture, Senn, Leavitt, Fitzgibbon, Rude, Hutchins, Low, Christian, Ramel and Ryu
			Concerning Holocaust and genocide education in public schools.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2038	By	Representatives McClintock, Couture, Waters and Rude
			Collecting data on student transfers and withdrawals from public schools and school districts.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2039	By	Representatives Fitzgibbon and Ramel
			Modifying the appeals process for environmental and land use matters.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2040	By	Representatives Connors, Dye, Couture, Christian, Chambers, Stokesbary, Eslick and Klicker
			Concerning carbon auction rebate payments.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	2041	By	Representatives Riccelli and Schmick
			Concerning physician assistant collaborative practice.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2042	By	Representatives Corry and Connors
			Requiring applicants seeking energy facility site certification for an energy facility that generates electricity using renewable resources to provide evidence of an adequate water supply for the project.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2043	By	Representative Corry
			Concerning spirits, beer, and wine theater licenses.
			Referred to Committee on REGULATED SUBSTANCES & GAMING.
HB	2044	By	Representatives Duerr, Senn, Fitzgibbon, Alvarado, Ryu, Taylor and Callan
			Standardizing limitations on voter-approved property tax levies.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2045	By	Representatives Waters and Chapman
			Creating an adopt a fish barrier program.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2046	By	Representatives Dent and Schmick
			Establishing alternative requirements for child care providers in underresourced areas.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2047	By	Representatives Dent and Davis
			Allowing employers to screen candidates for cannabis use when hiring for certain positions involving services to persons with substance use disorder.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2048	By	Representatives Mosbrucker and Goodman
			Concerning supervision of domestic violence in criminal sentencing.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2049	By	Representatives Berry, Doglio, Fitzgibbon, Ramel, Duerr, Mena, Ryu, Bateman, Slatter and Gregerson
			Improving Washington's solid waste management outcomes.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2050	By	Representatives Goehner, Barkis and Christian
			Concerning the posting of information about government policies that impact motor vehicle fuel price at fuel pumps.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	2051	By	Representatives Walen, Ryu, Ramel and Duerr
			Reducing emissions from small off-road engines.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2052	By	Representatives Callan, Riccelli, Leavitt, Berry and Duerr
			Increasing the availability of baby diaper changing stations.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2053	By	Representatives Stonier, Steele, Ramos and Corry
			Establishing the ninth grade success grant program.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2054	By	Representatives Farivar, Ormsby, Fitzgibbon, Ryu, Senn, Ramel, Berry and Duerr
			Concerning bulk purchases and transfers of firearms.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2055	By	Representatives Stearns, Orwall and Ramel
			Creating a gambling treatment diversion court pilot program to be conducted by the administrative office of the courts.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2056	By	Representatives Goodman and Cheney; by request of Administrative Office of the Courts
			Concerning information sharing and limited investigative authority of supreme court bailiffs.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2057	By	Representatives Ryu and Leavitt
			Creating a pilot project to assist incarcerated veterans' transition to civilian life.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	2058	By	Representatives Riccelli, Rude, Leavitt, Ramel, Berry, Duerr, Slatter and Morgan
			Increasing student access to free meals served at public schools.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2059	By	Representatives Stearns, Ramos, Senn, Ramel and Morgan
			Concerning the sale of halal foods.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2060	By	Representatives Couture and Griffey
			Creating an establishment private club license.
			Referred to Committee on REGULATED SUBSTANCES & GAMING.
HB	2061	By	Representatives Bronoske, Ramel and Berry
			Defining an employee of a health care facility for purposes of mandatory overtime provisions.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2062	By	Representatives Schmidt and Ramos; by request of Department of Social and Health Services
			Concerning exemption of certain personnel of the department of social and health services from civil service.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2063	By	Representatives Wylie and Ryu
			Providing an exemption from the real estate excise tax for transfers of property to qualifying low-income first-time homebuyers.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2064	By	Representative Wylie
			Providing for an exemption from the real estate excise tax for transfers of property to qualifying low-income first-time homebuyers.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2065	By	Representatives Stearns, Hackney and Ramel
			Recalculating sentencing ranges for currently incarcerated individuals whose offender score was increased by juvenile convictions.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2066	By	Representatives Riccelli, Macri and Ramel
			Addressing affordability through health care provider contracting.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2067	By	Representatives Riccelli and Stonier
			Screening newborn infants for congenital cytomegalovirus.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2068	By	Representatives Mena and Doglio
			Concerning the environmental impacts of fashion.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2069	By	Representatives Mosbrucker and Doglio
			Concerning the sale of biogenic carbon dioxide and other coproducts of biogas processing.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2070	By	Representatives Mena, Pollet and Fitzgibbon
			Integrating environmental justice considerations into certain project decisions.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2071	By	Representatives Duerr, Bateman and Fitzgibbon
			Concerning residential housing regulations.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2072	By	Representatives Farivar, Taylor, Ryu, Reeves and Slatter; by request of Attorney General
			Concerning penalties relating to antitrust actions.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2073	By	Representatives Slatter and Fitzgibbon
			Concerning emissions of greenhouse gases from sources other than methane and carbon dioxide.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2074	By	Representatives Dye and Dent
			Limiting the application of certain civil penalties to protect landowners from incurring penalties based on the actions of the landowner's lessee.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2075	By	Representatives Lekanoff and Stearns
			Concerning licensing of Indian health care providers as establishments.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2076	By	Representatives Orwall, Mosbrucker and Leavitt
			Addressing crimes involving human trafficking or sexual exploitation.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2077	By	Representative Reed
			Concerning participation in the Washington guaranteed admissions program.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2078	By	Representatives Schmidt, Riccelli, Low, Christian and Klicker
			Improving school safety by extending and increasing penalties for interference by, or intimidation by threat of, force or violence at schools and school-related athletic activities.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2079	By	Representatives Schmidt, Riccelli, Low, Christian and Klicker
			Improving school safety by extending and increasing penalties for interference by, or intimidation by threat of, force or violence at schools and athletic activities.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2080	By	Representatives Leavitt, Taylor, Couture, Bronoske, Callan and Rule
			Establishing day habilitation services for persons with developmental disabilities.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2081	By	Representatives Hackney and Walen
			Regulating home equity sharing agreements under the consumer loan act.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2082	By	Representatives Fosse, Low and Fitzgibbon
			Assessing the needs of the electrical transmission industry.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2083	By	Representatives Ryu, Volz, Walen and Ramel
			Making modifications to small loans under payday lending laws.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2084	By	Representatives Fosse and Low
			Establishing an oversight committee to improve construction-related training and pathways to state registered apprenticeships in state correctional facilities.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2085	By	Representatives Nance and Doglio; by request of Department of Fish and Wildlife
			Modifying the department of fish and wildlife's habitat recovery pilot program.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2086	By	Representatives Entenman, Goodman and Fitzgibbon; by request of Office of Independent Investigations
			Updating processes of the office of independent investigations by changing authority to obtain and share investigative information and aligning with current operations and practices.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2087	By	Representatives Schmidt, Leavitt, Connors, Christian, Walen and Chambers
			Concerning objections to apprenticeship programs.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2088	By	Representative Orwall; by request of Health Care Authority
			Extending liability protections for responders dispatched from mobile rapid response crisis teams and community-based crisis teams.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2089	By	Representatives Tharinger and Leavitt; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Concerning the capital budget.
			Referred to Committee on CAPITAL BUDGET.
HB	2090	By	Representatives Bateman and Doglio
			Modifying local board of health county commissioner membership.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2091	By	Representatives Bronoske, Griffey, Leavitt and Fitzgibbon; by request of Department of Natural Resources
			Establishing a fallen firefighter memorial.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2092	By	Representatives Callan and McClintock
			Concerning school construction assistance program funding for preschool and before-and-after school care program enrollments.
			Referred to Committee on CAPITAL BUDGET.
HB	2093	By	Representatives Griffey, Leavitt, Bronoske, Couture, Robertson, Klicker, Sandlin, Stokesbary and Chambers
			Improving community safety and justice in the civil commitment of sexually violent predators.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2094	By	Representatives Alvarado and Berry
			Improving consumer protection on gift certificates.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2095	By	Representatives Alvarado and Berry
			Concerning gift certificates as unclaimed property.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2096	By	Representatives Leavitt, Couture, Bronoske, Robertson, Klicker, Sandlin, Stokesbary and Chambers
			Ensuring adequate notice to and consideration of local communities when establishing housing options for individuals qualifying for a less restrictive alternative placement.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2097	By	Representatives Berry and Ortiz-Self
			Assisting workers in recovering wages owed.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2098	By	Representatives Taylor, Mena and Ryu
			Authorizing the women's commission to solicit gifts, grants, and endowments from public or private sources.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2099	By	Representatives Farivar, Cortes and Pollet
			Concerning state identification cards for persons in state custody or care.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2100	By	Representatives Farivar and Fosse
			Reducing the impacts of mass layoffs.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2101	By	Representatives Rule and Timmons
			Eliminating child care licensing fees.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2102	By	Representative Berry
			Establishing requirements for the disclosure of health care information for qualifying persons to receive paid family and medical leave benefits.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2103	By	Representatives Orwall and Fitzgibbon
			Mitigating harm and improving equity in large port districts.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2104	By	Representatives Ormsby and Bergquist; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Making 2023-2025 fiscal biennium supplemental operating appropriations.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2105	By	Representatives Fitzgibbon and Tharinger
			Ensuring the protection of instream resources in connection with the issuance of water right permits in water resource inventory areas in which minimum instream flows are not being met.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2106	By	Representative Schmick
			Concerning library districts with an annexed city or town.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2107	By	Representatives Maycumber, Chapman and Rude
			Enabling the preservation of cultural treaty harvesting rights of Indian tribes by providing free licenses issued under Title 77 RCW to tribal members.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2108	By	Representatives Donaghy, Orcutt, Timmons, Springer and Reeves; by request of Department of Natural Resources
			Creating the state department of natural resources' Smokey Bear special license plates.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	2109	By	Representatives Ryu and Eslick
			Regulating permanent cosmetics.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2110	By	Representative Nance
			Reorganizing statutory requirements governing high school graduation.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2111	By	Representative Nance
			Clarifying requirements for subsidized child care.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2112	By	Representatives Nance and Leavitt
			Concerning opioid and fentanyl prevention education and awareness at institutions of higher education.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2113	By	Representatives Bateman, Macri, Peterson, Alvarado, Leavitt, Bronoske, Ramel and Fitzgibbon
			Concerning compliance with the housing element requirements of the growth management act.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2114	By	Representatives Alvarado, Macri, Ramel, Peterson, Mena, Slatter, Farivar, Taylor, Doglio, Cortes, Fitzgibbon and Gregerson
			Improving housing stability for tenants subject to the residential landlord-tenant act and the manufactured/mobile home landlord-tenant act by limiting rent and fee increases, requiring notice of rent and fee increases, limiting fees and deposits, establishing a landlord resource center and associated services, authorizing tenant lease termination, creating parity between lease types, and providing for attorney general enforcement.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2115	By	Representatives Thai and Slatter
			Concerning prescription labels for medications used for abortion.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2116	By	Representatives Thai and Slatter
			Expanding prescriptive authority for pharmacists.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2117	By	Representatives Barnard and Donaghy
			Authorizing authorities to address aerial firefighting aspects as part of permitting processes for communities at risk of wildfires.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2118	By	Representatives Walen and Berry
			Protecting the public from gun violence by establishing additional requirements for the business operations of licensed firearms dealers.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2119	By	Representatives Riccelli and Taylor
			Protecting consumers from garnishment of earnings for judgments arising from medical debt.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2120	By	Representatives Barnard and Shavers
			Concerning tax preferences for clean energy manufacturers.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2121	By	Representatives Taylor and Pollet
			Concerning the burden of proof for special education due process hearings.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2122	By	Representatives Thai and Harris
			Concerning wellness programs for certain health care professionals.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2123	By	Representatives Orwall and Reed
			Establishing a running start for the trades grant program.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2124	By	Representatives Eslick, Senn and Leavitt
			Supporting and expanding access to child care and early learning programs.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2125	By	Representative Ortiz-Self
			Concerning the eligibility of state-mandated benefits for contingent faculty at community and technical colleges.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2126	By	Representatives Low, Peterson and Connors
			Authorizing accessory dwelling units in rural areas.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2127	By	Representatives Schmidt and Berry; by request of Department of Labor & Industries
			Concerning workers' compensation incentives to return to work.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2128	By	Representative Schmick
			Modernizing the certificate of need program.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2129	By	Representatives Ramel and Mena
			Promoting the development of geothermal energy resources.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2130	By	Representatives Pollet and Couture
			Extending special education services.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2131	By	Representatives Ramel and Slatter
			Promoting the establishment of thermal energy networks.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2132	By	Representative Schmick
			Reducing training costs for small county offices of coroners or medical examiners.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2133	By	Representatives Klicker, Fey, Rude, Connors, Low, Schmidt, Chambers, Sandlin, Bronoske and Leavitt
			Designating trespassing on a public school bus as a felony offense.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2134	By	Representative Fey; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Making supplemental transportation appropriations for the 2023-2025 fiscal biennium.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	2135	By	Representatives Stearns and Lekanoff; by request of Military Department
			Including federally recognized tribes as part of the Washington emergency management division emergency worker program.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	2136	By	Representatives Ormsby, Schmidt, Doglio and Farivar; by request of Attorney General
			Concerning prevailing wage sanctions, penalties, and debarment.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2137	By	Representatives Berg and Orcutt
			Concerning technical changes to allowable exemptions for tourism promotion area assessments.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2138	By	Representatives Rule and Barkis
			Promoting outdoor learning in state parks.
			Referred to Committee on INNOVATION, COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, & VETERANS.
HB	2139	By	Representatives Ramos and Callan
			Concerning the rental of self-service storage facilities.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2140	By	Representatives Griffey and Couture
			Modifying laws related to adverse possession to protect legal owners of property.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2141	By	Representative Donaghy
			Promoting affordable housing in unincorporated areas within urban growth areas of large counties.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2142	By	Representative Corry
			Creating a reading coaches grant program.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2143	By	Representatives Ramel and Hackney
			Providing information related to the human rights records of nations that export crude oil to Washington.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2144	By	Representatives Stonier, Berry and Taylor
			Providing for a deposit return program for qualifying beverage containers to be implemented by a distributor responsibility organization.
			Referred to Committee on ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY.
HB	2145	By	Representatives Simmons and Senn
			Concerning medically necessary treatment of a mental health or substance use disorder.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2146	By	Representatives Rule and Connors
			Supporting students who are chronically absent and at risk for not graduating high school.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2147	By	Representatives Dent and Chapman; by request of Department of Agriculture
			Concerning agriculture pest and disease response.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2148	By	Representatives Reeves, Timmons and Doglio
			Concerning a comparable wage analysis of public school staff compensation.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2149	By	Representatives Reeves and Doglio
			Protecting consumer personal information.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2150	By	Representative Reeves
			Concerning processes regarding the disqualification of candidates who are ineligible for office.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2151	By	Representative Reeves; by request of Department of Agriculture
			Reassigning the accreditation of private cannabis testing laboratories from the department of ecology to the department of agriculture.
			Referred to Committee on REGULATED SUBSTANCES & GAMING.
HB	2152	By	Representatives Thai and Mosbrucker
			Updating terminology related to criminal insanity and competency to stand trial.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2153	By	Representative Ryu
			Deterring the theft of catalytic converters.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2154	By	Representatives Reeves and Reed
			Modifying the definition of persistent offender to exclude convictions for offenses committed by someone under the age of 18 and providing for resentencing.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2155	By	Representatives Reeves and Slatter
			Creating the Washington credential registry.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2156	By	Representative Reeves; by request of Department of Commerce
			Providing solar consumer protections.
			Referred to Committee on CONSUMER PROTECTION & BUSINESS.
HB	2157	By	Representatives Harris and Stonier; by request of Department of Health
			Updating the definition of "vaccine" in RCW 70.290.010 to include all federal food and drug administration-approved immunizations recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2158	By	Representatives Connors, Reeves and Klicker
			Expanding urban growth area boundaries for residential development.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2159	By	Representatives Eslick and Schmidt
			Establishing a pathway for qualifying to become a journey level electrician based on experience working with a small electrical contractor.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2160	By	Representatives Reed, Fey, Mena and Alvarado; by request of Office of the Governor
			Promoting community and transit-oriented housing development.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2161	By	Representative Peterson
			Addressing enforcement of tenant protections.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2162	By	Representatives Chambers and Leavitt
			Establishing a long-term services and supports trust exemption for the off-duty employment of active duty service members.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2163	By	Representative Steele
			Concerning liquor licensee advertising.
			Referred to Committee on REGULATED SUBSTANCES & GAMING.
HB	2164	By	Representatives Pollet and Slatter
			Providing postsecondary education consumer protections.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2165	By	Representatives Kloba and Waters; by request of Department of Natural Resources
			Concerning the authority of the department of natural resources to determine recreational use fees for activities on agency-managed public lands.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2166	By	Representative Paul
			Increasing access to portable orders for life-sustaining treatment.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2167	By	Representative Paul
			Concerning retirement benefit eligibility for law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2 retirees that separate from service and choose to work in eligible positions on a part-time basis.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2168	By	Representatives Alvarado and Bronoske
			Concerning the duties of industrial insurance self-insured employers and third-party administrators.
			Referred to Committee on LABOR & WORKPLACE STANDARDS.
HB	2169	By	Representatives Mosbrucker and Goodman
			Concerning a pilot program creating a healthier environment for correctional officers, department of corrections staff, and individuals within a correctional facility.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2170	By	Representatives Gregerson and Ormsby; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Making expenditures from the budget stabilization account for declared catastrophic events.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2171	By	Representatives Leavitt, Waters and Slatter
			Addressing financial aid grants for incarcerated students.
			Referred to Committee on POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION & WORKFORCE.
HB	2172	By	Representatives Harris and Wylie
			Providing for the use of vacant state agency property by a local government during an emergency.
			Referred to Committee on HOUSING.
HB	2173	By	Representative Ybarra
			Concerning executive sessions by publicly owned natural gas utilities under the open public meetings act in order to comply with the climate commitment act.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2174	By	Representatives Pollet and Bergquist; by request of Superintendent of Public Instruction
			Concerning funded special education enrollment.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2175	By	Representative Caldier
			Removing the enrollment limit for special education funding.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2176	By	Representatives Caldier and Reeves
			Improving access to patient care by increasing preventive dental care.
			Referred to Committee on HEALTH CARE & WELLNESS.
HB	2177	By	Representatives Simmons and Goodman
			Concerning the membership and operation of the sex offender policy board.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2178	By	Representatives Goodman and Simmons
			Establishing a pathway off lifetime community custody for individuals with sex offense convictions.
			Referred to Committee on COMMUNITY SAFETY, JUSTICE, & REENTRY.
HB	2179	By	Representatives Couture and Eslick
			Providing local licensing and regulation of child care providers.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2180	By	Representatives Callan and Bergquist; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Increasing the special education enrollment funding cap.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2181	By	Representative Waters
			Concerning the pipe tobacco excise tax rate.
			Referred to Committee on FINANCE.
HB	2182	By	Representatives Reeves and Cheney
			Creating a data dashboard to track use of regulated substances.
			Referred to Committee on REGULATED SUBSTANCES & GAMING.
HB	2183	By	Representative Walsh
			Prohibiting elected officials from including their name on remittances resulting from a lawsuit.
			Referred to Committee on CIVIL RIGHTS & JUDICIARY.
HB	2184	By	Representatives Taylor and Rude
			Authorizing payment for parental caregivers of minor children with developmental disabilities.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2185	By	Representatives Dent and Senn
			Concerning the oversight board for children, youth, and families.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2186	By	Representatives Senn and Taylor
			Concerning deferred adjudications for juveniles.
			Referred to Committee on HUMAN SERVICES, YOUTH, & EARLY LEARNING.
HB	2187	By	Representatives Dent and Chapman
			Promoting access to water for family farms.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2188	By	Representative Bronoske; by request of Office of Financial Management
			Changing the health insurance subsidy rate for retired state employees and retired or disabled school employees.
			Referred to Committee on APPROPRIATIONS.
HB	2189	By	Representative Kloba
			Eliminating the transportation electrification fee for certain hybrid vehicles.
			Referred to Committee on TRANSPORTATION.
HB	2190	By	Representative Walen
			Commissioning a study relating to improving the public records act.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HB	2191	By	Representatives Timmons and Duerr
			Adding two voting members that are transit users to the governing body of public transportation benefit areas.
			Referred to Committee on LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
HB	2192	By	Representatives Farivar, Cheney and Bergquist; by request of Superintendent of Public Instruction
			Celebrating national voter registration day.
			Referred to Committee on EDUCATION.
HB	2193	By	Representative Sandlin
			Concerning the new environmental restoration accelerator for salmon recovery.
			Referred to Committee on AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
HB	2194	By	Representatives Kloba, Wylie, Doglio, Goodman and Macri
			Legalizing the home cultivation of cannabis.
			Referred to Committee on REGULATED SUBSTANCES & GAMING.
HJR	4208	By	Representatives Ramos, Senn and Ramel
			Removing gendered terms from the Constitution.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HCR	4405	By	Representatives Sandlin, Chandler, Dent, Timmons, Eslick, Chambers, Christian, Corry, Couture, Connors, Low and Ramos
			Naming the new Irving R. Newhouse Building.
			Referred to Committee on STATE GOVERNMENT & TRIBAL RELATIONS.
HCR	4406	By	Representatives Fitzgibbon and Steele
			Calling a Joint Session of the Legislature.
HCR	4407	By	Representatives Fitzgibbon and Steele
			Establishing cutoff dates for the consideration of legislation during the 2024 regular session of the sixty-eighth legislature.
HCR	4408	By	Representatives Fitzgibbon and Steele
			Specifying the status of bills, resolutions, and memorials.
			Referred to Committee on RULES.