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BillWhat it doesPrime sponsor StatusLast action
HB 1509
1993–94
Higher ed administrationInstitutions may choose to manage competitive purchasing procedures independent of the Department of General Administration for a commodity or group of commodities. Gary Locke (D-37) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 379, Laws of 1993
May 15, 1993
HB 1734
1993–94
Court of appealsThe number of judges on the Court of Appeals is increased by six, from 17 to 23. The number of judges in the 1st Division, Seattle, is increased by three, from nine to 12. Marlin Appelwick (D-46) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 420, Laws of 1993
May 15, 1993
HB 1069
1993–94
Seizure of propertyA general forfeiture statute is enacted covering personal property used in or acquired through the commission of any felony crime not already covered by a specific forfeiture law. All personal property used in, or acquired... Curtis Ludwig (D-8) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 288, Laws of 1993
May 12, 1993
HB 1118
1993–94
Explosives/criminal useThe Washington State Explosives Act is amended in several ways. A new offense is created. George Orr (D-4) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 293, Laws of 1993
May 12, 1993
HB 1307
1993–94
Washington service corpsThe six-month service period for the Washington Service Corps (WSC), and possible six month extension, is replaced with an 11-month service period. The post service scholarship is changed from one year to two years, after... Gary Locke (D-37) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 302, Laws of 1993
May 12, 1993
HB 1662
1993–94
Community econ revitaliz brdThe expiration date of the statue authorizing CERB is extended indefinitely. The board must report to the Legislature by June 30, 1999, on the effectiveness of the CERB program. Jesse Wineberry (D-37) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 320, Laws of 1993
May 12, 1993
HB 1820
1993–94
School-to-work transitionThe Academic and Vocational Development Integration Grant Program is expanded and renamed the School-to-Work Transitions Program. Randolph Dorn (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 335, Laws of 1993
May 12, 1993
HB 1910
1993–94
State facilities inventoryThe Office of Financial Management (OFM) must develop and maintain an inventory system to account for all owned or leased facilities utilized by the state. "Facilities" is defined as buildings with walls and a roof. Roads,... Jean Silver (R-6) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 325, Laws of 1993
May 12, 1993
HB 1025
1993–94
Prisoner actions/limitationsImprisonment is removed as a disability in the tolling statute. Curtis Ludwig (D-8) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 232, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
HB 1128
1993–94
Blood/breath alcohol testingStarting July 1, 1993, and ending June 30, 1995, an additional $125 fine is assessed against each adult convicted of driving while intoxicated, physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated, vehicular homicide, and vehicular... Gregory Fisher (D-33) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 239, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
HB 1501
1993–94
Higher ed state supportBeginning on July 30, 1993, the Higher Education Coordinating Board will annually develop and distribute information on the amount of state support received by students at public and private colleges, universities, and... Jean Silver (R-6) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 250, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
HB 1407
1993–94
Legislative auditor/attrn gnThe authority of the Legislative Budget Committee to refer matters to the Attorney General is expanded to include any alleged act of malfeasance, misfeasance, or nonfeasance by a state officer or employee. The Attorney General... Helen Sommers (D-36) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 157, Laws of 1993
Apr 30, 1993
HB 1454
1993–94
Workers' compensationUnder the industrial insurance law, the exception from the term "acting in the course of employment" is amended to add that the term does not include time spent going to or coming from work on a public transport system using a... Richard King (D-38) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 138, Laws of 1993
Apr 30, 1993
HB 1530
1993–94
Property tax exemptionsAn otherwise qualified senior citizen or retired disabled person who is in a hospital or nursing home remains eligible for property tax relief if the person's residence is rented for the purpose of paying hospital or nursing... Betty Morris (D-18) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 178, Laws of 1993
Apr 30, 1993
HB 1618
1993–94
Defunct boards & commissionsThe following defunct boards, commissions, and committees are repealed: The Advisory Committee on Agricultural Labor; the Business License Center Board of Review; the Columbia Interstate Compact Commission; the Economic... Paull Shin (D-21) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 142, Laws of 1993
Apr 30, 1993
HB 1119
1993–94
State publication advertisngState agencies are prohibited from accepting advertisements for placement in state publications unless the advertiser: (1) has obtained a certificate of registration from the Department of Revenue; and (2) agrees to either... Stephen Fuhrman (R-7) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 74, Laws of 1993
Apr 21, 1993
HB 1347
1993–94
Alpaca/llama disease controlThe authority of the director of the Department of Agriculture to prevent, control, and suppress diseases in llamas and alpacas is the same as the director's authority regarding any other domestic animal. The authority of the... Elmira Forner (R-47) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 80, Laws of 1993
Apr 21, 1993
HB 2053
1991–92
Electrical licensing exmptnsNo license is required from, and no inspection is authorized for, any utility or contractor whose installation, repair or maintenance work on lines, wires, apparatus, or equipment is subject to final approval or acceptance by... Michael Heavey (D-34) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 240, Laws of 1992
Apr 2, 1992
HB 2348
1991–92
Child sex abuse victimsLegislative Findings. The Legislature finds that cooperation of child victims and their families is integral to the successful prosecution of sex offenses against children. Senator (D-35) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 188, Laws of 1992
Apr 2, 1992
HB 2466
1991–92
Juvenile issues task forceJuvenile Offenders The intent and purpose of the state's Juvenile Justice Act is restated to emphasize the equally important policies of rehabilitation, accountability, and flexibility in service delivery, sanctions, and... Brian Ebersole (D-29) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 205, Laws of 1992
Apr 2, 1992
HB 2470
1991–92
Supplemental operating budgtAppropriations for the 1991-93 fiscal biennium are modified. Gary Locke (D-37) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 232, Laws of 1992
Apr 2, 1992
HB 2514
1991–92
Sen citizen/prop tax reliefThe calculation of retirement income is changed for persons whose retirement income is reduced when their spouse dies. If the income is reduced for at least two months, then an annual disposable income is calculated only from... John Wynne (R-39) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 187, Laws of 1992
Apr 2, 1992
HB 2639
1991–92
Nonprofit homes for agingThe income threshold used in determining the nonprofit homes for the aging property tax exemption is increased to $22,000. For-profit homes for the aging that convert to nonprofit status must wait five years before receiving... Arthur Wang (D-27) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 213, Laws of 1992
Apr 2, 1992
HB 2662
1991–92
Disqualified candidatesThe following are the effects of a ruling by a court of competent jurisdiction that a candidate for an elective office of a city, town, or special purpose district is unqualified to hold the office: (1)If the candidate is the... Duane Sommers (R-6) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 181, Laws of 1992
Apr 1, 1992
HB 2812
1991–92
Aircraft maintenance trainng$500,000 is appropriated to the Department of Trade and Economic Development (DTED) for the 1991-1993 biennium. The monies appropriated are allocated by DTED to a technical or community college for a vocational training... Maria Cantwell (D-44) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 183, Laws of 1992
Apr 1, 1992