Mark Sterk

Representative · Republican · District 4 · most recent term 1997–98
1997–98 · House · R · LD 41995–96 · House · R · LD 4
51
Bills as prime sponsor
12
of those became law
222
Bills co-sponsored
2,967
Recorded votes
1.7%
Absent or excused

273 results

BillWhat it doesPrime sponsor StatusLast action
HB 1496
1997–98
Negligent treatment of childThe definition of A negligent treatment or maltreatment of a child @ for purposes of the mandatory reporting statute is amended. The term does not, in and of itself, include situations in which siblings share a bedroom because... Brad Benson (R-6) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 132, Laws of 1997
Apr 22, 1997
HB 1067
1997–98
Vehicle offenses/prosecutionThe state may prosecute a defendant for committing the crimes of vehicular homicide, vehicular assault if a death occurs, or hit-and-run injury accident if a death occurs, at any time after the commission of the offense. Mark Sterk (R-4) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 97, Laws of 1997
Apr 21, 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 1081
1997–98
Tobacco use at schoolsSchool district tobacco policy requirements are modified. The exemption for alternative education programs from the ban on the use of tobacco products on school property is eliminated. John Koster (R-39) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 9, Laws of 1997
Apr 15, 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 1031
1997–98
Late-term abortions"Late-term" and "partial-birth" abortions are prohibited. Illegal performance of such an abortion is a class C felony. Mark Sterk (R-4) Did not pass
Did not pass · died in committee
Mar 18, 1997
HB 1037
1997–98
State property tax reductionThe one-time 4.7187 percent reduction of the 1996 state property tax is made permanent. Therefore, it becomes a part of the base for calculation of the 106 percent limit for taxes collected in 1997 and thereafter. Brian Thomas (R-5) Vetoed
Vetoed by the Governor
Jan 22, 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 2406
1995–96
Communications interceptionUnder the striking amendment, the crime of violating the right of privacy does not apply to common carriers for the use of a pen register or trap and trace device when the use is to test equipment, to prevent unlawful use of... Mark Sterk (R-4) Vetoed
Vetoed by the Governor
Mar 30, 1996
HB 2420
1995–96
Firearms possession qualfctnChanges are made with respect to the crimes that disqualify a person from the right to possess a firearm. All felonies and some gross misdemeanor domestic violence crimes disqualify a person. Cathy McMorris (R-7) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 295, Laws of 1996
Mar 30, 1996
HB 2533
1995–96
Misdemeanant probation progrThe supervision fee that may be charged offenders convicted of misdemeanors in municipal, district, or superior courts is increased from $50 to $100 per month. A definition of probation department and qualifications for... Tim Hickel (R-30) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 298, Laws of 1996
Mar 30, 1996
HB 2613
1995–96
School disciplineAcceptance of Nonresident Students . A school district's policy for accepting or rejecting a nonresident student's application for admission to the public schools of the district may include rejection if the student's... Mark Sterk (R-4) Enacted (partial veto)
Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 321, Laws of 1996
Mar 30, 1996
HB 2720
1995–96
Correctional facility sitingWhen state property is being leased to a consortium of three or more counties organized for purposes of acquiring or constructing adult or juvenile correctional facilities, the property is no longer required to be transferred... Ida Ballasiotes (R-41) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 261, Laws of 1996
Mar 29, 1996
HB 2791
1995–96
County fire marshall/assaultA person commits assault in the third degree if the person assaults an employee of a county fire marshal's office or county fire prevention bureau who was performing his or her official duties at the time of the assault. Kathy Lambert (R-45) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 266, Laws of 1996
Mar 29, 1996
HB 2227
1995–96
Felony traffic offensesVehicular homicide is raised to a class A felony. Vehicular assault is raised to a class B felony. Mark Sterk (R-4) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 199, Laws of 1996
Mar 28, 1996
HB 2323
1995–96
Law enforcement trainingThe Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs is authorized to assemble a study group to evaluate and make recommendations to the Legislature regarding the mission, duties and administration of the Criminal Justice... Mark Sterk (R-4) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 203, Laws of 1996
Mar 28, 1996
HB 2730
1995–96
City hardship assistance accThe percentage of city gas tax revenue going to the CHAA is reduced from 2 percent to 1 percent. Any fund balance in the account that is not required to carry out the program must be returned to cities and towns, according to... Lois McMahan (R-26) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 94, Laws of 1996
Mar 15, 1996
HB 2729
1995–96
Transptn improvement boardTechnical corrections are made in the Transportation Improvement Board statutes. Mark Sterk (R-4) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 49, Laws of 1996
Mar 13, 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
HB 2178
1995–96
Disarming law enfrcmnt offcrA new crime of disarming a law enforcement or corrections officer is created. Tom Campbell (R-2) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 2207
1995–96
Offender releaseA defendant who is convicted of one of several offenses must be detained following conviction while pending sentencing. In addition, if the defendant files an appeal of one of those convictions, the court may not stay... Mark Sterk (R-4) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 2239
1995–96
Background checksThe secretary is required to conduct background investigations of relatives receiving care of a dependent child no later than 24 hours after placement of the child with the relative, or 24 hours following the weekend or... Mark Sterk (R-4) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 2240
1995–96
Hazardous devices handlingCertain work by hazardous devices technicians is exempt from the state explosives act. The type of work that is exempt includes normal and emergency operations, handling evidence, and operating and maintaining specially... Mark Sterk (R-4) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 2262
1995–96
Same gender marriageMarriage is redefined as a civil contract between a man and a woman. References to "parties" in the marriage statute are replaced with references to "the male and female" and "the husband and wife." Marriage between persons... Bill Thompson (R-44) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996
HB 2264
1995–96
School district censorshipSchool district boards of directors must not censor any documents, writings, speeches, or records relating to the founding of the United States or the State of Washington because they contain religious references. Lois McMahan (R-26) Did not pass
Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
Mar 7, 1996

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