Shirley Winsley

Senator · Republican · District 28 · most recent term 2003–04
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275
Bills as prime sponsor
58
of those became law
3,509
Bills co-sponsored
11,892
Recorded votes
2.3%
Absent or excused

3,784 results

BillWhat it doesPrime sponsor StatusLast action
SB 5868
1993–94
Econom/community devel officThe Legislature finds that community development functions and economic development functions of the state are tied to one another and that maintaining the state's quality of life will require new partnerships and reorganizing... Sylvia Skratek (D-47) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 280, Laws of 1993
May 10, 1993
SB 5332
1993–94
Underwater parks systemThe State Parks and Recreation Commission may establish a system of underwater parks. James West (R-6) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 267, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
SB 5352
1993–94
Retirement agreementsAny payments made to an employee covered by one of the state's retirement systems that are based either on an agreement by the member to retire, or on notification to the employer of intent to retire, will affect the... Irv Newhouse (R-15) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 270, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
SB 5875
1993–94
National guard counter-drugsStatutory authority is provided for the Governor to enter into a compact for the use of National Guard troops in support of local law enforcement agencies who are fulfilling controlled substance statutes. Washington is... Marcus Gaspard (D-25) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 263, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
SB 5879
1993–94
Child passenger restraintsA child who is less than two years old is required to be restrained in a child restraint system that is in compliance with the United States Department of Transportation standards. The child restraint system must be secured in... Adam Smith (D-33) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 274, Laws of 1993
May 7, 1993
SB 5145
1993–94
Bungee jumpingAll bungee jumping devices operated in this state are subject to the statutes related to the inspection, permitting and insurance coverage requirements for "amusement rides." All major parts of the bungee jumping device,... Shirley Winsley (R-28) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 203, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5290
1993–94
Free hospitals/taxation"Free hospitals" are defined as those which do not charge patients for health care. These hospitals are exempt from retail and use taxes on items sold to them for the reasonably necessary operation of and provision of health care. R. Lorraine Wojahn (D-27) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 205, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5379
1993–94
Milk and milk productsClarification is provided in regard to the specific testing requirements of a Grade A milk permit. Also, facilities or individuals who are licensed under either milk statute may not be required to have a food processing... Marilyn Rasmussen (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 212, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5441
1993–94
Handicapped rehabilitationThe statutes providing rehabilitation services for individuals with disabilities are updated to reflect current terminology associated with individuals with disabilities. The language is changed to describe current vocational... Rosemary McAuliffe (D-1) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 213, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5541
1993–94
Sex offenses/statute of limtThe statute of limitations for Rape 1 and Rape 2 is extended to 10 years, if the victim reports the rape to law enforcement within one year of its commission. The statute of limitations for Rape 1 and Rape 2, of a child under... Karen Fraser (D-22) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 214, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5578
1993–94
Fishing licensesA personal use license is not required for carp fishing. Karen Fraser (D-22) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 215, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5606
1993–94
Auditing state agency fundsThe State Auditor is directed to inventory all revolving funds, local funds, and other funds outside the State Treasury and managed by state agencies and political subdivisions. The Auditor examines accounting methods, record... Eugene Prince (R-9) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 216, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5839
1993–94
State agency mail serviceLegislative intent is expressed to consolidate state mail functions to provide timely, effective, and less costly mail service. Agencies are defined to cover all offices, departments, boards and commissions of the state and... Emilio Cantu (R-41) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 219, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5903
1993–94
Community/technical collegesFunds for high school students attending technical or community college programs established by an interlocal agreement will be allocated directly to the participating college by the Superintendent of Public Instruction unless... Albert Bauer (D-49) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 223, Laws of 1993
May 6, 1993
SB 5612
1993–94
Transportatn improvement brdThe Transportation Improvement Board is increased to 18 members and is modified as follows: --A public member appointed by the Secretary of Transportation is added; --The DOT Assistant Secretary for Highways is removed; --A... Tim Erwin (R-44) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 172, Laws of 1993
Apr 30, 1993
SB 5139
1993–94
Historical societiesLegislative findings include that: there is a strong community of interest between the State Historical Society and the State Capital Historical Society; the capacity to preserve our state's heritage and the unique history of... Karen Fraser (D-22) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 101, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5148
1993–94
Disabled parking space useA $50 fine for parking illegally in a disabled parking space is established. Local jurisdictions must use their portion of this fine exclusively for law enforcement. Shirley Winsley (R-28) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 106, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5217
1993–94
Public works contractsThe statute governing prevailing wage and the construction of a new facility by a private party which is to be rented, leased or purchased by a state agency is repealed. Dwight Pelz (D-37) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 110, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5229
1993–94
State rest area regulationThe Washington State Patrol is authorized to jointly adopt rules with the Department of Transportation governing not only the safety of the traveling public, but the conduct of the public at rest area facilities. Larry Vognild (D-38) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 116, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5320
1993–94
Detergent phosphorus contentLaundry detergents containing more than .5 percent phosphorous cannot be sold or distributed for sale within the state after July 1, 1994. Dishwashing detergents containing more than 8.7 percent phosphorous cannot be sold or... Karen Fraser (D-22) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 118, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5378
1993–94
Horticultural plants/faciltyIt is clarified that the definition of horticultural plant includes cuttings, budsticks, scion wood and similar plant parts used for propagative purposes. The term "turf" is defined. Marilyn Rasmussen (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 120, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5580
1993–94
Manufactured housingThe Director of the Department of Community Development is given authority to enforce federal manufactured housing safety and construction standards. The director is authorized to make agreements with the federal government,... Ray Moore (D-36) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 124, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5660
1993–94
Citizens' exchange programThe Secretary of State, in consultation with the Department of Trade and Economic Development, Department of Agriculture, economic development consultants, the consular corps, and other international trade organizations is... Marilyn Rasmussen (D-2) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 113, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5678
1993–94
Wineries/commission merchantA domestic winery who purchases agricultural commodities solely for its own needs is exempt from regulation under the commission merchants laws. Valoria Loveland (D-16) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 104, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993
SB 5744
1993–94
State highway system streetsThe population threshold at which cities and towns must assume additional responsibility for their streets that are part of the highway system is raised to 22,500. Once a city or town is determined to have exceeded the... Mary Margaret Haugen (D-10) Enacted
Enacted · Chapter 126, Laws of 1993
Apr 23, 1993

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