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BillWhat it doesPrime sponsor StatusLast action
HB 1604
1997–98
Limousine advertisingA limousine carrier is not required to use the UBI when advertising in the alphabetical listing in a phone directory. The UBI is still required when advertising in a display ad. Jack Cairnes (R-47) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 193, Laws of 1997
Apr 24, 1997
HB 1928
1997–98
Housing finance commissionWSHFC is authorized to impose covenants on housing or other facilities that are financed by WSHFC or programs administered by WSHFC. The regulatory covenants that run with the land are used to satisfy and enforce requirements... Mary Skinner (R-14) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 163, Laws of 1997
Apr 23, 1997
HB 1196
1997–98
Charitable trusts registratnCharitable trustees must register with the Secretary of State if (a) the trust holds assets for income producing purposes exceeding a threshold value to be established by the Secretary by rule; (b) all or part of the principal... Joyce McDonald (R-25) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 124, Laws of 1997
Apr 22, 1997
HB 1424
1997–98
Kidney dialysis centersKidney dialysis centers are no longer considered health care entities requiring licensing and regulation under the Department of Health. Mary Skinner (R-14) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 129, Laws of 1997
Apr 22, 1997
HB 1010
1997–98
Federal transportatn moneysFederal funds that are administered by DOT and are passed through to municipal corporations or political subdivisions of the state, and moneys that are received as total reimbursement for services provided by DOT to other... Maryann Mitchell (R-30) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 94, Laws of 1997
Apr 21, 1997
HB 1066
1997–98
State facilities maintenanceThe recent reforms to state agency maintenance planning, budgeting, and reporting practices are codified to ensure that they are sustained into the future. Information about the condition of facilities must be included in the... John Pennington (R-18) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 96, Laws of 1997
Apr 21, 1997
HB 1393
1997–98
Crime victims' compensationThe time period for a victim of a crime to appeal a decision of the Department of Labor and Industries under the Crime Victims Compensation program is extended from 60 days to 90 days. An expressed provision is added to the... Ida Ballasiotes (R-41) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 102, Laws of 1997
Apr 21, 1997
HB 3901
1997–98
Personal respnsblty/wrk J.S.Legal entitlement to public assistance is eliminated. TANF recipients receive a lifetime maximum of five years of public assistance. Suzette Cooke (R-47) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 58, Laws of 1997
Apr 17, 1997
HB 1249
1997–98
Business registrtn & licenseThe director of the Department of Licensing is authorized to contract with the federal Internal Revenue Service and other appropriate federal agencies to issue conditional federal employer identification numbers and other... Jim Dunn (R-17) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 51, Laws of 1997
Apr 16, 1997
HB 1251
1997–98
Corporation naming conventnsAny local unit of government, the state of Washington, or any state agency or department may apply to the Secretary of State to administratively dissolve or revoke the certificate of authority for any corporation using a name... Linda Evans Parlette (R-12) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 12, Laws of 1997
Apr 15, 1997
HB 2150
1995–96
Driver's license/identifictnApplications for driver's licenses and ID cards must contain a statement of implied consent, notifying the applicant that information contained in his or her application (and any supporting documents) can be made available to... Karen Schmidt (R-23) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 287, Laws of 1996
Mar 30, 1996
HB 2936
1995–96
Food storage/ammonia useAmmonia refrigeration systems or systems using A-1 refrigerants used in cold storage warehouses and controlled atmosphere storage warehouses that store fruit or vegetables are not required to comply with specific sections of... Jim Clements (R-14) Vetoed
Vetoed by the Governor
Mar 30, 1996
HB 2623
1995–96
Controlled substnc identifctIt is illegal to use more than one name to obtain a controlled substance. Individuals are required to inform all providers of any legal name change. Phil Dyer (R-5) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 255, Laws of 1996
Mar 29, 1996
HB 2849
1995–96
Nursing home administratorsAdministrators of nursing homes that specifically provide care and healing for its residents through prayer and spiritual means are no longer required to be certified by the church or denomination. The limited license is only... Phil Dyer (R-5) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 271, Laws of 1996
Mar 29, 1996
HB 2909
1995–96
Reading literacyThe Center for the Improvement of Student Learning, or its designee, develops and implements a process to identify programs that have been proven to be effective, using valid research, in teaching elementary students to read. Peggy Johnson (R-35) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 273, Laws of 1996
Mar 29, 1996
HB 1964
1995–96
Accident reports accessThe statutory requirement that a copy of the accident report that is sent to the Department of Licensing (DOL) is deleted. The State Patrol provides all traffic accident reports to the Department of Licensing electronically. Karen Schmidt (R-23) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 183, Laws of 1996
Mar 28, 1996
HB 2119
1995–96
Preserved fruits & veg/taxThe B&O tax rate for persons selling at wholesale fresh fruits and vegetables that are canned, preserved, frozen, or dehydrated by the seller and sold to purchasers who transport the products out-of-state in the ordinary... Senator (R-15) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 115, Laws of 1996
Mar 20, 1996
HB 2459
1995–96
Truck weight/tire factorsA straddle trailer used exclusively to transport fruit bins between the field, storage and processing is subject to the following tire requirements: (1) A trailer manufactured before January 1, 1996, that is equipped with... Jim Clements (R-14) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 116, Laws of 1996
Mar 20, 1996
HB 2518
1995–96
School/playground zone speedTraffic fines are doubled for persons guilty of speeding in school or playground zones. These fines may not be waived, reduced or suspended. Mary Skinner (R-14) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 114, Laws of 1996
Mar 20, 1996
HB 2659
1995–96
Special fuel tax computationThe language is restated that, in the absence of operation records, vehicle miles per gallon "must be calculated" using the above schedule instead of "presuming" the vehicle miles per gallon on the above schedule. Mary Skinner (R-14) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 90, Laws of 1996
Mar 15, 1996
HB 1023
1995–96
B&O tax rate reductionBusiness and Occupation Tax rates are reduced as follows, effective July 1, 1995. The permanent rate for selected business services is reduced from 2.5 percent to 2.0 percent. Brian Thomas (R-5) Vetoed
Vetoed by the Governor
Mar 7, 1996
HB 1155
1995–96
Sales tax/sellers compensatnBusinesses are allowed to retain 0.3 percent of the state retail sales tax they collect from consumers as reimbursement for the costs of collecting the tax. Businesses are exempt from business and occupation tax on the... Mike Carrell (R-28) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 1597
1995–96
Flood damage reductionReducing flood damage to the use of structural and nonstructural projects is in the public interest. It is the state's duty to assist in funding flood control projects. Peggy Johnson (R-35) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 1667
1995–96
Sister country relationshipsThe Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development and the Office of International Relations and Protocol are directed to provide information and assist local governments in maintaining their established... Renee Radcliff (R-21) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 2097
1995–96
Basic health plan servicesEffective January 1, 1998, rehabilitation and chiropractic services are added to the mandatory schedule of BHP benefits. However, these services cannot increase the value of the BHP benefits by more than 1 percent. Phil Dyer (R-5) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996