Bob Sump

Representative · Republican · District 7 · most recent term 2007–08

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Bills as prime sponsor

of those became law

659

Bills co-sponsored

9,260

Recorded votes

3.7%

Absent or excused

708 results

Bill	What it does	Prime sponsor	Status	Last action
HB 2418 1997–98	Reading improvementThe teacher certification requirements to teach in the elementary grades are expanded in statute to include additional course work and an assessment in beginning reading instruction. Course work expanded for teacher...	Peggy Johnson (R-35)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2422 1997–98	Parents' rights in educationAdding New Parental Rights and Duties . The current statutory and regulatory rights and responsibilities of parents are listed. Two new rights are added: (1) the right to temporarily exclude a child from school activities,...	Joyce Mulliken (R-13)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2481 1997–98	Higher ed personnel approvalThe Office of Financial Management must approve higher education administrators' professional leave agreements, severance packages, and contract settlements that exceed 50 percent of the administrators' base salary.	Mark Schoesler (R-9)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2618 1997–98	Fertilizer regulationBulk fertilizer must now be registered for distribution in this state, in the manner currently required for packaged fertilizer. The registration application must identify any waste-derived fertilizer, micronutrient...	Gary Chandler (R-13)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2712 1997–98	Water rights nonuse causeIf federal or state laws prevent or restrict water use otherwise authorized under a water use permit issued for a federal reclamation project, DOE must extend the deadlines set in the permit for commencing work, completing...	Gary Chandler (R-13)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2748 1997–98	Rural industrial developmentA rural distressed county means a county with an unemployment rate that exceeds the state average by 20 percent for three years. A rural distressed county that plans under the Growth Management Act may allow additional...	Joyce Mulliken (R-13)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2793 1997–98	Offender educationThe Superintendent of Public Instruction may not require school districts to provide basic or special education services to inmates of county adult correctional facilities or Department of Corrections facilities even when the...	Peggy Johnson (R-35)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2914 1997–98	Sexually transmitted diseaseThe Governor must appoint a 15-member HIV surveillance implementation task force, with broad representation, to develop a statewide pilot project for HIV infection surveillance and report to the state Board of Health by...	Phil Dyer (R-5)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 3124 1997–98	Reading improvement programsThe Successful Readers Act is created. A funding program is created to provide teacher training and curriculum in beginning reading instruction for kindergarten through second grade teachers, and to provide teacher training in...	Peggy Johnson (R-35)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Mar 12, 1998
HB 3138 1997–98	Child in custody med treatmnProvides that a child protective services or child welfare professional shall not authorize the administration of antipsychotic or psychotropic medication, or drugs that specifically treat behavior problems or mental illness...	John Koster (R-39)	Did not pass Did not pass · died in committee	Mar 12, 1998
HB 2419 1997–98	Reading improvementReading Improvement Plan Beginning on June 30, 1998, all schools that meet one of two conditions must develop a school-wide reading improvement plan. The primary element of the plan will be the implementation of a beginning...	Peggy Johnson (R-35)	Did not pass Did not pass · stalled on the House floor	Feb 24, 1998
HB 2584 1997–98	Adverse possessionThe statutory period of continuous possession required for a claim of adverse possession and easement by prescription is changed from 10 years to 20 years. The prevailing party in an adverse possession proceeding is required...	Tom Mielke (R-18)	Did not pass Did not pass · stalled on the House floor	Feb 24, 1998
HB 2670 1997–98	Growth management planningThe preference state agencies must grant to counties and cities planning under the GMA when awarding grants or loans to finance public facilities is eliminated. Rep.	Cathy McMorris (R-7)	Did not pass Did not pass · stalled on the House floor	Feb 24, 1998
HB 2725 1997–98	PDC subpoenasThe Public Disclosure Commission = s subpoena power is restricted. The Public Disclosure Commission must obtain a court order in order to issue a subpoena in connection with its investigations and hearings.	Jim Dunn (R-17)	Did not pass Did not pass · stalled on the House floor	Feb 24, 1998
HB 2802 1997–98	Hydraulic project permitsHydraulics permits are only required for work located below the ordinary high water mark of state waters.	Gary Chandler (R-13)	Did not pass Did not pass · stalled on the House floor	Feb 24, 1998
HB 2869 1997–98	Fish & wildlife conservationA legislative finding is made that when the voters approved Initiative 456, they agreed that limitations upon private property rights should affect all citizens on an equal basis. The Legislature intends to reaffirm the...	Bob Sump (R-7)	Did not pass Did not pass · stalled on the House floor	Feb 24, 1998
HB 2478 1997–98	Railroad corridors as trailsA new chapter is created to guide state agency management of railroad corridors acquired under the National Trails System Act. The purpose of the new chapter is to establish minimum requirements for the management and...	Mark Schoesler (R-9)	Did not pass Did not pass · died in committee	Feb 6, 1998
HB 2687 1997–98	Gov access to private proprtThe Legislature declares its intent, with limited exceptions, to have all persons be subject to the same restrictions with regard to entering the property of another. The definition of "enters or remains unlawfully" for...	Bob Sump (R-7)	Did not pass Did not pass · died in committee	Feb 6, 1998
HB 2479 1997–98	Animal health products/taxSales of substances used to optimize animal production, vaccinations, antibiotics, parasite treatment compounds, and other health products for animals are exempt from retail sales or use taxation when the sales are made to: -...	Mark Schoesler (R-9)	Did not pass Did not pass · died in committee	Feb 4, 1998
HB 1079 1997–98	Making welfare workRecipients of TANF may receive a maximum of 60 months of assistance in a person = s lifetime. Up to 20 percent of the caseload may be exempted from the time limits based on federal law.	Suzette Cooke (R-47)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Jan 30, 1998
HB 1378 1997–98	Student educatnl opportunityIn finding that school districts must provide instructional programs to students who are academically at-risk, or who have been disciplined due to behavioral problems, and acknowledging that their learning needs vary, entrance...	Renee Radcliff (R-21)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Jan 30, 1998
HB 1614 1997–98	Parks & rec commissn fiscalDonations and bequests, fees from the sale of sand, and ski lift inspection fees are to be deposited into the parks renewal and stewardship account. The director is authorized to transfer a portion of the funds generated by...	Gary Alexander (R-20)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Jan 30, 1998
HB 1683 1997–98	Women in military memorialThis bill appropriates $50,000 to the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs for the purpose of contributing to the cost of constructing the monument. Fiscal Note: Not requested.	Scott Smith (R-2)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Jan 30, 1998
HB 1845 1997–98	Parents' rights in educationA new chapter concerning parents = rights and responsibilities is added to the education code. A list of existing laws governing parents = rights and responsibilities are gathered into new sections for ease of reference from...	Scott Smith (R-2)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Jan 30, 1998
HB 1911 1997–98	Employment of minorsAuthority of the Department of Labor and Industries to Adopt Special Rules : Provisions are deleted that give the Department of Labor and Industries authority to adopt special rules for the protection of the safety, health,...	Brad Benson (R-6)	Did not pass Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate	Jan 30, 1998

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