Washington Bills

Amending the Constitution to establish a right to affordable health care.

Concerning involuntary treatment.

Concerning the preparation, distribution, and sale of kratom products.

Providing consumer protections for artificial intelligence systems.

Assessing the feasibility of developing an affordability index for appliances sold into Washington state.

Modifying provisions related to individuals found to have committed criminal offenses when under the age of 18.

Creating a housing assistance pilot program for youth enrolled in extended foster care.

Concerning the law enforcement aviation support grant program.

Concerning snowmobile registration fees.

Creating a hunger free Washington through a sugar-sweetened beverage tax and precluding a supplemental nutrition assistance program waiver.

Limiting operational expenditures for tourism-related facilities owned or operated by municipalities and public facilities districts.

Authorizing limited excused absences for civic activities.

Providing a retail sales and use tax exemption for the construction and equipping of new data centers located in a county east of the Cascades that borders another state and has a population of at least 500,000.

Concerning state and local law enforcement interactions with federal immigration enforcement officials.

Codifying the voluntary disclosure tax program and authorizing temporary tax amnesty.

Providing a sales and use tax exemption for qualifying farm machinery and equipment.

Modernizing conservation district election procedures and requiring financial disclosures from district supervisors and candidates for district supervisor.

Creating a data broker registry.

Concerning the crime victim penalty assessment.

Concerning private security guards.

Requiring notices to employees when electronic monitoring is used to assist employers conducting performance evaluations.

Establishing producer responsibility for textiles.

Including standby pay as basic salary in the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.

Providing local governments tax resources and fund flexibility.

Concerning workers' compensation benefits.

Providing a limited waiver of interest and penalties for taxpayers inadvertently failing to collect and remit sales and use taxes on select services.

Protecting elected officials from political violence by creating the statewide emergency public official notification system.

Concerning the age at which clients of the developmental disabilities administration may receive employment and community inclusion services.

Supporting local news journalism.

Implementing prompt pay recommendations from the capital projects advisory review board.

Prohibiting local jurisdictions from banning cannabis production, processing, and sales.

Concerning retail theft accountability.

Concerning authority to impose local excise taxes on lodging.

Enhancing public health by modifying cigarette, vapor product, and tobacco product policy.

Establishing accident risk zones.

Updating school enrichment funding.

Improving motorcycle safety by authorizing the use of the right shoulder of limited access roadways.

Concerning public inspection and copying of internal deliberations of the legislature.

Adding tribal designation information to driver's licenses, identicards, and driver's instruction permits.

Concerning tax exemptions for nonprofit organizations that manage interscholastic programs for public and private schools.

Codifying the voluntary disclosure tax program and authorizing temporary tax amnesty.

Requiring a less restrictive alternative placement to be owned and operated by the same individuals.

Prohibiting surveillance-based price discrimination and surge pricing for retail goods.

Establishing a joint legislative executive committee on health care financing.

Concerning mattress producer responsibility organizations.

Supporting children and youth behavioral health.

Concerning fraud prevention.

Establishing land banking authorities.

Establishing a pilot program that incentivizes child care providers to care for children of first responders.

Establishing tax exemptions for property used as affordable housing owned or operated by a social housing agency.

Taxing kratom.

Preventing an oversupply of cannabis.

Directing the department of social and health services to apply for a waiver from the United States department of agriculture restricting the use of supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits from being used to purchase unhealthy foods such as candy and sweetened beverages.

Removing qualifiers related to the presumption of occupational disease for heart problems.

Establishing producer responsibility for textiles.

Addressing emerging large energy use facilities.

Requiring cardiac emergency response plans in schools.

Concerning facilities licensed to provide pediatric transitional care services.

Modifying the Washington commercial electronic mail act.

Concerning psilocybin.