Washington House Bills

Creating the evergreen basic income pilot program.

Removing gendered terms from the Constitution.

Concerning the salmon recovery account.

Concerning hatchery improvement.

Conducting a review of Washington's riparian programs.

Promoting Washington agriculture through regulatory reforms.

Protecting consumers from out-of-network health care services charges.

Using evidence-based instructional practices in reading and writing literacy for public elementary students.

Concerning psilocybin services.

Establishing a statewide network for student mental and behavioral health.

Modifying the capital gains tax under chapter 82.87 RCW and related statutes by closing loopholes, repealing and replacing the business and occupation tax credit with a capital gains tax credit, clarifying ambiguities and making technical corrections in a manner that is not estimated to affect state or local tax collections, treating spouses and domestic partners more consistently, modifying and adding definitions, creating a good faith penalty waiver, and modifying the publication schedule for inflation adjustments.

Addressing recommendations of the long-term services and supports trust commission by increasing access to benefits, establishing a voluntary private market supplemental long-term care insurance option, creating a pilot project to assess the long-term services and supports trust program, and making operational changes to streamline and enhance fairness in the administration of the long-term services and supports trust program.

Reinstating a sales and use tax exemption for clay targets used by nonprofit gun clubs.

Restricting toll collection on the Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia river until a new bridge is open for travel.

Excluding certain family home-based child care providers from the list of agencies subject to licensure and regulation.

Concerning assisted living facilities delivering permanent supportive housing services.

Creating a tax preference requirement for employee student loans.

Addressing threats of harm to children.

Establishing day habilitation services for persons with developmental disabilities.

Concerning payment for surveys of state-owned aquatic lands by current or prospective lessees of such lands.

Prohibiting puberty blocking medications, cross-sex hormones, and gender transition surgeries for minors.

Clarifying the process for redacting void covenants in recorded property documents.

Imposing a new tax on the sale or transfer of ammunition.

Providing an appropriate response to the use and presence of controlled substances by parents to protect children.

Concerning petroleum products supply and pricing.

Providing for the coordination and collaboration of homeless services.

Decreasing the minimum density requirements for middle housing.

Vacating a conviction for driving under the influence, actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence, or an offense considered a prior offense to such convictions.

Giving people with criminal records who are rehabilitated a fresh start in occupational licensing in Washington.

Increasing librarians in public schools.

Updating the endangerment with a controlled substance statute.

Concerning violent offenses.

Increasing allocations for principals, assistant principals, and other certificated building-level administrators.

Providing flexibility in calculation of nursing rates.

Providing a state program of assistance for local government indigent public defense and law enforcement costs.

Mitigating the impact of rising school facility temperatures resulting from climate change.

Creating an establishment private club license.

Strengthening campaign finance disclosure by prohibiting campaign contributions and expenditures by foreign-influenced corporations.

Addressing local infrastructure project areas.

Celebrating national voter registration day.

Commissioning a study relating to improving the public records act.

Eliminating the transportation electrification fee for certain hybrid vehicles.

Prohibiting elected officials from including their name on remittances resulting from a lawsuit.

Concerning the pipe tobacco excise tax rate.

Removing the enrollment limit for special education funding.

Concerning funded special education enrollment.

Concerning the duties of industrial insurance self-insured employers and third-party administrators.

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.

Establishing a long-term services and supports trust exemption for the off-duty employment of active duty service members.

Addressing enforcement of tenant protections.

Establishing a pathway for qualifying to become a journey level electrician based on experience working with a small electrical contractor.

Modifying the definition of persistent offender to exclude convictions for offenses committed by someone under the age of 18 and providing for resentencing.

Concerning processes regarding the disqualification of candidates who are ineligible for office.

Concerning a comparable wage analysis of public school staff compensation.

Supporting students who are chronically absent and at risk for not graduating high school.

Providing information related to the human rights records of nations that export crude oil to Washington.

Creating a reading coaches grant program.

Establishing a running start for the trades grant program.

Concerning the burden of proof for special education due process hearings.

Enabling the preservation of cultural treaty harvesting rights of Indian tribes by providing free licenses issued under Title 77 RCW to tribal members.