Appropriations

Implementing efficiencies and programming changes in public education.

Revised for 2nd substitute: Reducing duplication between high school and beyond plans and individualized education program transition plans.

Concerning emissions from emissions-intensive, trade-exposed facilities under the climate commitment act.

Concerning the wrongly convicted persons act.

Ensuring access to state benefits and opportunities for veterans, uniformed service members, and military spouses.

Modernizing and clarifying timely payment requirements for health carriers.

Concerning residential development in commercial and mixed-use zones.

Establishing network adequacy standards for skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation hospitals.

Providing a cost-of-living adjustment for plan 1 retirees of the teachers' retirement system and public employees' retirement system.

Encouraging permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, indoor emergency housing, and indoor emergency shelters.

Safeguarding personal information entrusted to agencies that is of no legitimate concern to the public.

Strengthening health care market standards.

Requiring reviews of the performance, operations, and funding of the state’s public education system.

Providing local governments tax resources and fund flexibility.

Protecting elected officials and candidates, executive state officers, election officials, and criminal justice participants against threats and incidents of political violence.

Concerning climate commitment act compliance obligations for fuels supplied or otherwise sold into Washington.

Concerning immigrant worker protections.

Revised for engrossed: Concerning cannabis license fees.

Informing users when content is developed or modified by artificial intelligence.

Concerning compliance with the Washington voting rights act of 2018.

Concerning termination and restatement of plan 1 of the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system.

Concerning climate commitment act accounts.

Creating an artificial intelligence grant program.

Establishing network adequacy standards for skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation hospitals.

Concerning termination and restatement of plan 1 of the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system.

Creating a sales and use tax remittance program for affordable housing.

Concerning environmentally sustainable urban design.

Providing school districts and public schools with assistance to coordinate comprehensive behavioral health supports for students.

Establishing the court unification task force.

Creating guidelines for voter suppression and vote dilution claims under the Washington voting rights act.

Establishing funding for community preservation and development authorities approved through RCW 43.167.060.

Allowing small business establishments in residential zones.

Providing parental access to special education evaluation reports.

Aligning the quality assurance fee for the ambulance transport fund with federal regulations.

Addressing travel insurance.

Improving the functioning of home care rate statutes.

Concerning language accessible public programs, activities, and services conducted, operated, or administered by state agencies.

Establishing a pilot program for posttraumatic stress disorder treatment and research.

Concerning the threshold for payment of a lump sum retirement allowance in lieu of a monthly benefit.

Adding an additional superior court judge in Skagit county and in Yakima county.

Establishing fee authority for accreditation services provided to opioid treatment programs by the department of health.

Concerning critical access hospital designations in Skagit county.

Establishing the preK promise account.

Establishing labor protections for domestic workers.

Revised for 1st substitute: Concerning sexually explicit depictions of minors.

Concerning the community reinvestment program.

Concerning corporate filings and other documents processed by the secretary of state's corporations and charities division.

Concerning collective bargaining for certain employees who are enrolled in academic programs at public institutions of higher education.

Improving government efficiency related to reports by state agencies.

Concerning the health plan certification process.

Concerning the mortgage lending fraud prosecution account.

Updating the office of homeless youth program provisions.

Addressing reckless driving in cases involving excessive speed.

Concerning the Washington college grant and college bound scholarship program for students attending private four-year not-for-profit institutions of higher education in Washington.

Revised for engrossed: Defining the cost of quality child care for the biennial survey.

Improving reliability and capacity of the electric transmission system in Washington state.

Establishing a green fertilizer incentive program to support the production and adoption of low-carbon nitrogen fertilizer in Washington state.

Concerning excise taxes on cigarettes, vapor products, and tobacco products.

Concerning environmental crimes.

Revised for 1st substitute: Imposing community custody after a conviction for unlawful possession of a firearm.

Concerning policing costs driven by proximity to state hospitals.

Addressing school district accounting, budgeting, and reporting requirements.

Modifying provisions related to individuals found to have committed criminal offenses when under the age of 18.

Establishing the boys and men commission.

Vacating convictions involving the exercise of treaty rights by Indian tribal members.

Concerning payment of expenses from the earnings of retirement system trust funds.

Protecting Washington children online.

Shifting general elections for local governments to even-numbered years to increase voter participation.

Authorizing the Washington state institute for public policy to evaluate outcomes related to assessment practices at the department of children, youth, and families.

Concerning medical insurance premium reimbursements for surviving spouses of line of duty deaths.

Concerning postsecondary education consumer protections in the event of school or program closures.

Concerning extended producer responsibility requirements associated with paint.

Concerning remedies for violations of federal constitutional rights occurring during immigration enforcement.

Concerning 6PPD and regrettable 6PPD substitutes in tires.

Requiring timely reimbursement of state agencies and local jurisdictions mobilized under the Washington state fire services mobilization plan.

Providing adjustments to the early support for infants and toddlers program.

Supporting the acquisition of federal funds to promote economic development.

Modifying provisions relating to the crime of failure to register.

Expanding the scope of programs for postsecondary students experiencing homelessness and former foster youth.

Codifying the voluntary disclosure tax program and authorizing temporary tax amnesty.

Concerning private security guards.

Concerning the crime victim penalty assessment.

Creating a data broker registry.

Requiring notices to employees when electronic monitoring is used to assist employers conducting performance evaluations.

Enhancing public health by modifying cigarette, vapor product, and tobacco product policy.

Improving regulatory efficiency by integrating executive order 25-03, concerning permitting and licensing processes, into chapter 43.42A RCW.

Expanding access to the Washington college grant to students enrolled in eligible postsecondary nondegree credential programs.

Increasing access to data related to the safety and stability of residential settings for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Concerning state oversight and accountability of the criminal justice training commission.

Preparing incarcerated people for successful reentry upon release from a correctional facility.

Concerning criminal classification and penalties for sexually motivated assault in the fourth degree.

Establishing the state security guards industry standards board.

Concerning collateral attacks on judgment and sentence in criminal cases.

Promoting the use of local foods in public schools.

Establishing fee authority for accreditation services provided to opioid treatment programs by the department of health.

Adding an additional superior court judge in Yakima county.

Authorizing cannabis consumption in regulated environments.

Establishing the preK promise account.

Allowing bargaining over matters related to the use of artificial intelligence.

Concerning applications for state financial aid.

Establishing a pilot program to advance funds to nonprofits to support grant performance.

Removing qualifiers related to the presumption of occupational disease for heart problems.

Concerning workers' compensation benefits.

Regulating artificial intelligence training data.

Concerning tuition waivers for children of eligible veterans.

Concerning recycling and waste reduction.

Concerning vehicular homicide offenses.

Concerning the investment of gifts, grants, conveyances, bequests, and devises of the University of Washington.

Exempting certain petitions for dissolution of marriage from the expense of filing and service of process.

Expanding access to the early childhood education and assistance program for military families.

Improving access to abortion medications.

Implementing efficiencies and programming changes in public education.

Establishing an abortion savings program.

Concerning toxicology testing by certified or accredited laboratories.

Directing the deposit of the proceeds from taxes on aircraft fuel to the aeronautics account.

Establishing a grant program for emergency medical transport providers in rural areas.

Increasing local effort assistance.

Increasing local effort assistance to align with enrichment levies.

Concerning eligibility for membership in the school employees' benefits board programs during the second school year of employment.

Permitting retired members of the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2 to serve as chiefs of police in small police departments.

Concerning membership of wildland or aviation firefighters in the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system.

Reinstating a state expenditure limit to promote sustainable budgets and create permanent tax relief for all Washingtonians.

Concerning retroactively applying the requirement to exclude certain juvenile convictions from an offender score regardless of the date of the offense.

Improving the functioning of home care rate statutes.

Concerning dedicated accounts for fees collected for the implementation of environmental programs.

Addressing unexcused student absences.

Supporting the implementation of transition to kindergarten programs.

Concerning persons serving long sentences for offenses committed prior to reaching 21 years of age.

Paying for response activities for the December 2025 significant atmospheric river and winter event.

Providing a benefit increase to certain retirees of the public employees' retirement system plan 1 and the teachers' retirement system plan 1.

Providing pupil transportation safety net funding.

Concerning the mortgage lending fraud prosecution account.

Providing funding for school materials, supplies, and operating costs.

Concerning the taxation of nicotine products.

Improving outcomes for individuals adjudicated of juvenile offenses by increasing opportunities for community placement options and refining procedural requirements.

Establishing a statewide boiler operator certification.

Concerning the development of clear and objective standards, conditions, and procedures for residential development.

Concerning the document recording fee.

Concerning local government hearing examiners.

Concerning learning standards and graduation requirements.

Expanding protections for certain students to promote inclusivity in public schools.

Concerning limiting state employment based on population.

Limiting the number of full-time equivalent employees in higher education.

Supporting public school instruction in tribal sovereignty and federally recognized Indian tribes.

Revised for 1st substitute: Permitting individuals retired from the public employees' retirement system, the teachers' retirement system, the school employees' retirement system, and the public safety employees' retirement system additional opportunities to work for up to 1,040 hours per year while in receipt of pension benefits.

Concerning three of Washington state's closed retirement plans.

Incentivizing grid-connected residential battery energy storage systems.

Reducing embodied carbon emissions of buildings and building materials.

Establishing an equine industry tax credit, allowing the horse racing commission to impose a fee, and using equine industry sales tax revenues for federal regulatory compliance.

Ensuring that commercial fishing revenue benefits communities most dependent on the industry.

Improving reliability and capacity of the electric transmission system in Washington state.

Preserving manufactured housing communities by limiting purchases by certain entities.

Concerning medicaid coverage for traditional health care practices.

Funding the transition to kindergarten program.

Regarding training and testing of home care aides.

Establishing surface mine reclamation permit fees.

Making improvements to transparency and accountability in the prior authorization determination process.

Improving outcomes for individuals adjudicated of juvenile offenses by increasing opportunities for community placement options and refining procedural requirements.

Concerning community custody.

Enhancing the regulation of tobacco products, alternative nicotine products, and vapor products.

Ensuring timely, efficient, and evidence-based additions to newborn screenings.

Improving the end-of-life management of electric vehicle batteries.

Creating a wage replacement program for certain Washington workers excluded from unemployment insurance.

Concerning persons referred for competency evaluation and restoration services.

Extending special education services to students with disabilities until the end of the school year in which the student turns 22.

Creating a gambling treatment diversion court pilot program to be conducted by the administrative office of the courts.

Establishing the Washington guaranteed admissions program and requiring student notifications.

Concerning disciplinary hearings held by the department of corrections.

Authorizing payment for parental caregivers of minor children with developmental disabilities.

Correcting obsolete or erroneous references in statutes administered by the insurance commissioner.

Protecting personal data privacy.

Improving access and practices relating to portable orders for life-sustaining treatment.

Creating a five-year statewide economic development plan.

Increasing representation and voter participation in local elections.

Increasing environmental justice by improving government decisions.

Continuing the Washington dual enrollment scholarship.

Improving school safety by extending penalties for interference by, or intimidation by threat of, force or violence at schools and extracurricular activities and requiring schools to notify the public of such penalties.

Improving meaningful access to elections by increasing language assistance.

Concerning factors which are considered in interest arbitration for adult family home providers.

Concerning the duty of clergy to report child abuse and neglect.

Enhancing access to public records.

Concerning retroactively applying the requirement to exclude certain juvenile convictions from an offender score regardless of the date of the offense.

Modernizing, harmonizing, and clarifying laws concerning sheriffs, chiefs, marshals, and police matrons.

Updating the cost of the discover pass and day-use permits.

Establishing the Washington state commission on Middle Eastern and North African Americans.

Creating a pilot program to advance funds to nonprofits to support grant performance.

Extending a program to streamline the environmental permitting process for salmon recovery projects.

Concerning sustainable state tourism promotion.

Establishing the own your own art purchase program.

Concerning industrial insurance coverage for posttraumatic stress disorders affecting correctional facility workers.

Modernizing the child fatality statute.

Concerning work programs for incarcerated persons.

Concerning seismic hazard risk reduction.

Eliminating the office of financial management.

Increasing defined benefit accrual for specified years of service in the state retirement systems.

Providing student navigational supports to increase postsecondary enrollment.

Directing the deposit of the proceeds from taxes on aircraft fuel to the aeronautics account.

Strengthening the financial stability of persons in the care of the department of children, youth, and families.

Concerning the siting of child care centers.

Creating an advisory council on rare diseases.

Concerning comprehensive cancer education programs.

Providing sufficient funding for the Washington state long-term care ombuds program.

Studying taxes and fees related to alcohol.

Concerning advanced placement, international baccalaureate, and Cambridge international exams.

Increasing tax exemption transparency and accountability.

Addressing increased school transportation and operating costs due to the climate commitment act.

Providing adequate and predictable student transportation.

Concerning nursing home payment rates.

Establishing a college promise pilot program.

Concerning cost sharing of county supervision of defendants with local government.

Delaying the rebasing of the nursing home payment rates to 2028.

Concerning victims of crime act funding.

Funding multijurisdictional drug task forces.

Concerning actuarial funding of pension systems.

Providing a benefit increase to certain retirees of the public employees' retirement system plan 1 and the teachers' retirement system plan 1.

Concerning the county criminal justice assistance account and municipal criminal justice assistance account.

Limiting assumed revenues to projected revenues by the economic and revenue forecast council.

Concerning K-12 funding.

Providing special education funding and support for inclusionary practices.

Concerning the purchase of pension service credit for authorized leaves of absence.

Concerning school operating costs.

Transferring dedicated accounts for certain professional licenses to the business and professions account.

Paying state retirement benefits until the end of the month in which the retiree or beneficiary dies.

Concerning career and technical education in sixth grade.

Facilitating law enforcement and corrections agency accreditation.

Ensuring access to primary care, behavioral health, and affordable hospital services.

Revised for 1st substitute: Making 2025-2027 fiscal biennium operating appropriations and 2023-2025 fiscal biennium second supplemental operating appropriations.

Making 2023-2025 fiscal biennium second supplemental operating appropriations.

Concerning the distribution of aircraft fuel tax revenue.

Revised for 1st substitute: Closing the Rainier school by June 30, 2027.

Revised for 1st substitute: Amending the Washington college grant and college bound scholarship.

Modifying child care and early childhood development programs.

Expanding and funding the foreclosure mediation program.

Developing a schedule for court appointment of attorneys for children and youth in dependency and termination proceedings.

Concerning affordable housing development in counties not closing the gap between estimated existing housing units within the county and existing housing needs.

Regarding concession fees by duty-free sales enterprises.

Implementing K-12 savings and efficiencies.

Modifying the capital gains tax.

Concerning child support pass through.

Concerning actuarial funding of pension systems.

Revised for 1st substitute: Accommodating multiple vehicle types for transporting students.

Creating a task force on housing cost driver analysis.

Concerning supervision compliance credit.

Expanding the duties of the office of the family and children's ombuds to include juvenile rehabilitation facilities operated by the department of children, youth, and families.

Eliminating the Washington employee ownership program.

Concerning special education funding.

Reviewing laws related to criminal insanity and competency to stand trial.

Concerning certified peer support specialists.

Concerning superior court clerk fees.

Concerning domestic violence co-responder programs.

Concerning cost-of-living adjustments for community and technical college employees.

Concerning election security.

Establishing surface mine reclamation permit fees.

Concerning collective bargaining by fish and wildlife officers.

Addressing transition to kindergarten programs.

Delaying the use of the ASAM 4 criteria, treatment criteria for addictive, substance related, and co-occurring conditions.

Concerning the duties of industrial insurance self-insured employers and third-party administrators.

Revised for engrossed: Concerning access to recreation sites or lands.

Concerning benefits authorized to be offered by the public employees' benefits board.

Concerning the appointment, removal, and salary of the state actuary.

Amending the climate commitment act by adjusting auction price containment mechanisms and ceiling prices, addressing the department of ecology's authority to amend rules to facilitate linkage with other jurisdictions, and providing for market dynamic analysis.

Concerning the Columbia river recreational salmon and steelhead endorsement program.

Expanding protections for workers in the state paid family and medical leave program.

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with hydrofluorocarbons.

Increasing housing options through lot splitting.

Concerning workplace violence in health care settings.

Making expenditures from the budget stabilization account for declared catastrophic events.

Providing equity in eligibility for the college bound scholarship.

Concerning the exemption for fuels used for agricultural purposes in the climate commitment act.

Extending the expiration of certain school employee postretirement employment restrictions.

Revised for engrossed: Encouraging the development of distributed energy resources.

Concerning the siting of child care centers.

Extending special education services to students with disabilities until the end of the school year in which the student turns 22.

Promoting transit-oriented housing development.

Encouraging the deployment of low carbon thermal energy networks.

Correcting obsolete or erroneous references in statutes administered by the insurance commissioner.

Ensuring patient choice and access to care by prohibiting unfair and deceptive dental insurance practices.

Transferring dedicated accounts for certain professional licenses to the business and professions account.

Concerning the reprocurement of medical assistance services, including the realignment of behavioral health crisis services for medicaid enrollees.

Improving access to appropriate mental health and substance use disorder services.

Concerning private detention facilities.

Adopting the cosmetology licensure compact.

Improving housing stability for tenants subject to the residential landlord-tenant act and the manufactured/mobile home landlord-tenant act by limiting rent and fee increases, requiring notice of rent and fee increases, limiting fees and deposits, establishing a landlord resource center and associated services, authorizing tenant lease termination, creating parity between lease types, and providing for attorney general enforcement.

Creating a certification for memory care services.

Concerning the Washington saves administrative trust account.

Providing tuition waivers for tribal elders at Washington’s community and technical colleges.

Protecting Washington communities from lead-based paint.

Increasing access to prescription hormone therapy.

Concerning the child welfare housing assistance program.

Extending the program to address complex cases of children in crisis.

Concerning automatic deferred compensation enrollment for county, municipal, and other political subdivision employees.

Improving access to educational services by reducing barriers to obtaining vital records and allowing alternative forms of documentation.

Revised for 1st substitute: Expanding the definition of uniformed personnel to all law enforcement officers employed by a city, town, county, or governing body of a municipal airport operating under the provisions of chapter 14.08 RCW.

Concerning career and technical education in sixth grade.

Modifying the covenant homeownership program.

Improving developmentally appropriate alternatives for youth outside the formal court process.

Amending the Constitution to allow the state to invest moneys from long-term services and supports accounts.

Establishing a prescribed fire claims fund pilot program.

Addressing the impacts of burrowing shrimp on bottom culture shellfish farming through integrated pest management research.

Eliminating the exemption for assignments or substitutions of previously recorded deeds of trust from the document recording fee and the covenant homeownership program assessment.

Exempting exclusive bargaining representatives for department of corrections employees from certain provisions related to coalition bargaining.

Concerning administrative costs associated with the document recording fee.

Concerning court interpreters.

Establishing department authority to ensure payment is received from the self-insured employer after a self-insured group or municipal employer has their self-insurer certification withdrawn.

Concerning the respiratory care interstate compact.

Extending the dairy inspection program until June 30, 2031.

Revised for 2nd Substitute: Establishing a mental health advance directive effective implementation work group.Original: Establishing a mental health advance directive effective implementation work group; creating a new section; and providing an expiration date.

Extending the crisis relief center model to provide behavioral health crisis services for minors.

Addressing the anesthesia workforce shortage by reducing barriers and expanding educational opportunities to increase the supply of certified registered nurse anesthetists in Washington.

Extending timelines for implementation of the 988 system.

Concerning high THC cannabis products.

Implementing the first approach skills training program.

Revised for Engrossed: Improving private Washington workforce retirement security standards by establishing Washington saves, an automatic enrollment individual retirement savings account program, and updating the Washington retirement marketplace statute.Revised for 1st Substitute: Improving retirement security for Washingtonians by establishing Washington saves, an automatic enrollment individual retirement savings account program, and updating the Washington retirement marketplace statute.Original: Improving retirement security for Washingtonians by establishing Washington saves, an automatic enrollment individual retirement savings account program, and updating the Washington retirement marketplace statute.

Extending the terms of eligibility for financial aid programs.

Concerning flexible work for general and limited authority Washington peace officers.

Facilitating linkage of Washington's carbon market with the California-Quebec carbon market.

Supporting children and families.

Improving the outcomes associated with waste material management systems, including products affecting organic material management systems.

Including protected classes in the Washington equal pay and opportunities act.

Renewing Washington's international leadership.

Concerning deer and elk damage to commercial crops.

Revised for 2nd Substitute: Encouraging participation in public defense and prosecution professions.Original: Expanding training opportunities for public defense.

Revised for 1st Substitute: Supporting people who have been targeted or affected by hate crimes and bias incidents by establishing a reporting hotline and tracking hate crimes and bias incidents.Original: Concerning people who have been targeted or affected by hate crimes and bias incidents.

Revised for 2nd Substitute: Supporting crime victims and witnesses by promoting victim-centered, trauma-informed responses.Original: Supporting crime victims and witnesses by promoting victim-centered, trauma-informed responses in the legal system.

Revised for 1st Substitute: Concerning agricultural and forestry biomass.Original: Concerning biochar production from agricultural and forestry biomass.

Concerning the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.

Supporting first responder wellness and peer support.

Concerning funding for the early support for infants and toddlers program.

Protecting the health care of workers participating in a labor dispute.

Allowing the sale of cannabis waste.

Providing flexibility in calculation of nursing rates.

Providing tools designed to reduce the impacts of unlawful solid waste dumping.

Streamlining and enhancing program access for persons eligible for food assistance.

Clarifying employment standards for long-term care individual providers.

Establishing a pilot program eliminating college in the high school fees for private not-for-profit four-year institutions.

Increasing the special education enrollment funding cap.

Providing extended foster care services to youth ages 18 to 21.

Protecting consumers from out-of-network health care services charges.

Implementing a statewide drug overdose prevention and education campaign.

Increasing prototypical school staffing to better meet student needs.

Aligning statutory language concerning the retired state employee and retired or disabled school employee health insurance subsidy with the historical interpretation and implementation of the relevant subsidy language in the operating budget.

Providing for health home services for medicaid-eligible children with medically complex conditions.

Addressing fentanyl and other substance use prevention education.

Concerning opioid and fentanyl prevention education and awareness at institutions of higher education.

Expanding time limit exemptions applicable to cash assistance programs.

Modifying placement and salary matching requirements for the state work-study program.

Modifying the Washington national guard postsecondary education grant program.

Improving maternal health outcomes.

Building a multilingual, multiliterate Washington through dual and tribal language education.

Establishing an artificial intelligence task force.

Concerning death benefits provided by the 1955 act for firefighters' relief and pensions.

Concerning vacation leave accrual for state employees.

Improving communication between the department of children, youth, and families and caregivers.

Protecting patients in facilities regulated by the department of health by establishing uniform enforcement tools.

Concerning special education safety net awards.

Preserving records and artifacts regarding the historical treatment of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Washington state.

Adding an additional superior court judge in Whatcom county.

Permitting beneficiaries of public assistance programs to automatically qualify as income-eligible for the purpose of receiving the Washington college grant.

Changing the incentive structure for tier 1 and tier 2 buildings.

Conducting a study of the insurance market for housing providers receiving housing trust fund resources.

Concerning supervision of domestic violence in criminal sentencing.

Creating a state administered public infrastructure assistance program within the emergency management division.

Concerning liquor licenses.

Supporting students who are chronically absent and at risk for not graduating high school.

Concerning a computer science competency graduation requirement.

Concerning victims' rights.

Concerning disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions.

Modifying the student transportation allocation to accommodate multiple vehicle types for transporting students.

Concerning employees of the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' plan 2 retirement board.

Concerning law enforcement training.

Concerning restraint or isolation of students in public schools and educational programs.

Recalculating sentencing ranges for currently incarcerated individuals whose offender score was increased by juvenile convictions.

Supporting student well-being through instruction in social-emotional skills.

Providing for the responsible management of refrigerant gases with a higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide that are used in appliances or other infrastructure.

Concerning compliance with siting requirements for transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, indoor emergency shelters, and indoor emergency housing.

Increasing access to portable orders for life-sustaining treatment.

Supporting back country search and rescue organizations and volunteers through the creation of the back country search and rescue grant program.

Making financial education instruction a graduation prerequisite and a required component of public education.

Facilitating the use of dental records in missing person investigations.

Improving housing stability for tenants subject to the residential landlord-tenant act and the manufactured/mobile home landlord-tenant act by limiting rent and fee increases, requiring notice of rent and fee increases, limiting fees and deposits, establishing a landlord resource center and associated services, authorizing tenant lease termination, creating parity between lease types, and providing for attorney general enforcement.

Concerning membership in the public employees' retirement system for certain part-time bus drivers employed full-time by the federal government.

Including in the public safety employees' retirement system specified competency restoration workers at department of social and health services institutional and residential sites that serve civilly committed residents or serve patients under not guilty by reason of insanity findings.

Concerning restraint or isolation of students in public schools and educational programs.

Making 2023-2025 fiscal biennium supplemental operating appropriations.

Addressing crimes involving human trafficking or sexual exploitation.

Concerning substance use disorder treatment.

Furthering digital equity and opportunity in Washington.

Concerning ticket sales.

Regulating permanent cosmetics.

Reporting on dependency outcomes.

Concerning compliance with the housing element requirements of the growth management act.

Conducting a study of functional recovery building code standards.

Improving Washington's solid waste management outcomes.

Concerning long-term community recovery after disasters.

Expanding the definition of family member for individual providers.

Increasing prototypical school staffing to better meet student needs.

Concerning access to personnel records.

Concerning ticket sales.

Creating a covered lives assessment professional services rate account.

Concerning school library information and technology programs.

Expanding and enhancing media literacy and digital citizenship in K-12 education.

Concerning implementation of technology systems at the department of corrections.

Extending the terms of eligibility for the Washington college grant program.

Concerning penalties related to eluding police vehicles and resisting arrest.

Requiring voter approval for local government prohibitions on cannabis businesses.

Concerning tax incentives for farmers.

Integrating environmental justice considerations into certain project decisions.

Creating a gambling treatment diversion court pilot program to be conducted by the administrative office of the courts.

Concerning a rangeland fire protection association pilot project.

Concerning a pilot program creating a healthier environment for correctional officers, department of corrections staff, and individuals within a correctional facility.

Increasing access to respite care for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their caregivers.

Revised for 1st Substitute: Concerning senior independent housing.Original: Concerning senior independent living facilities.

Incentivizing retirement savings options for Washington businesses and their employees.

Concerning coverage for biomarker testing.

Concerning provider contract compensation.

Concerning coverage for biomarker testing.

Supporting sexual assault survivors at institutions of higher education.

Concerning the oversight board for children, youth, and families.

Providing support to individuals with traumatic brain injuries.

Promoting outdoor learning in state parks.

Creating a pilot project to assist incarcerated veterans.

Providing state matching funds for programs supported by the county sales and use tax for chemical dependency, mental health treatment, and therapeutic courts.

Increasing defined benefit accrual for specified years of service in the state retirement systems.

Concerning the Washington state aerial imagery program.

Improving the education of students with varying abilities by enhancing special education services.

Concerning the eligibility of state-mandated benefits for contingent faculty at community and technical colleges.

Concerning use of cannabis tax revenue for professional health care services.

Concerning ground emergency medical transportation services.

Expanding the veterans service officer program to increase veteran support statewide.

Concerning accounts.

Concerning sustainability factors in investment strategies and proxy voting by the Washington state investment board.

Establishing the ninth grade success grant program.

Concerning the fire service training account.

Increasing classified allocations to improve student outcomes.

Concerning advanced placement, international baccalaureate, and Cambridge international exams.

Concerning the law enforcement officers' and firefighters' retirement system plan 2.

Providing a state program of assistance for local government indigent public defense and law enforcement costs.

Providing flexibility in calculation of nursing rates.

Using climate commitment act revenues to pay for hybrid electric ferries.

Establishing accountability requirements for homeless housing grant programs.

Protecting access to abortion medications by authorizing the department of corrections to acquire, sell, deliver, distribute, and dispense abortion medications.

Limiting estate recovery.

Concerning reconciliation returns for apportionable income.

Concerning safety net award distributions.

Concerning the Washington auto theft prevention authority account.

Concerning interruptive military service credit for members of the state retirement systems.

Concerning economic resilience planning.

Concerning the operation, authorization, and permitting of microenterprise home kitchens.

Concerning liquor licensee privileges for the delivery of alcohol.

Providing flexibility for the department of fish and wildlife to collaborate with local governments to manage gray wolves.

Concerning the role of the department of commerce in monitoring and providing technical assistance related to federal funding opportunities.

Concerning employee ownership.

Requiring the criminal justice training commission to establish a work group and grant program related to vehicular pursuits.

Concerning salmon-safe communities.

Concerning the multistate nurse licensure compact.

Concerning the home cultivation of cannabis.

Concerning reentry services and supports.

Protecting southern resident orcas from vessels.

Surveying Puget Sound marine shoreline habitat.

Establishing and authorizing the profession of dental therapy.

Concerning nonpublic agencies operating special education programs for students with disabilities.

Concerning background check and licensing fees for programs administered by the department of children, youth, and families.

Concerning the hospital safety net program.

Providing enhanced payment to low volume, small rural hospitals.

Providing for responsible environmental management of batteries.

Establishing the student basic needs at public postsecondary institutions act.

Concerning private detention facilities.

Concerning access to psilocybin services by individuals 21 years of age and older.

Ensuring access to substance use disorder treatment.

Updating the process for online voter registration by allowing voter applicants to provide the last four digits of social security number for authentication.

Improving equity in the transfer of student data between K-12 schools and institutions of higher education.

Concerning employee ownership.

Providing a benefit increase to certain retirees of the public employees' retirement system plan 1 and the teachers' retirement system plan 1.

Modifying the Washington student loan program.

Increasing the supply and affordability of condominium units and townhouses as an option for homeownership.

Expanding the students experiencing homelessness and foster youth pilot program.

Concerning payment to acute care hospitals for difficult to discharge medicaid patients.

Concerning fire protection sprinkler system contractors.

Eliminating college in the high school fees.

Implementing audit recommendations to reduce barriers to home care aide certification.

Reducing administrative complexity by increasing transparency of revenue flows for activities funded by document recording fees.

Revised for Engrossed: Creating a location-based promotion program for Washington food and agricultural products.Original: Creating a location-based branding and promotion program for Washington food and agricultural products.

Concerning postconviction access to counsel.

Protecting warehouse employees.

Creation of a hope card program.

Expanding veterans' services and programs.

Increasing access to the working connections child care program.

Prohibiting cost sharing for abortion.

Concerning the voluntary stewardship program.

Extending the expiration date of the law enforcement community engagement grant project.

Creating a separate fund for the purposes of self-insured pensions and assessments.

Reducing barriers and expanding educational opportunities to increase the supply of nurses in Washington.

Concerning the multistate nurse licensure compact.

Revised for 2nd Substitute: Concerning cybersecurity.Original: Concerning the protection of critical constituent and state operational data against the financial and personal harm caused by ransomware and other malicious cyber activities.

Providing occupational therapy services for persons with behavioral health disorders.

Establishing a programmatic safe harbor agreement on forestlands.

Revised for 1st Substitute: Concerning the state's ability to regulate certain industries and risk classifications to prevent musculoskeletal injuries and disorders.Original: Concerning the state's ability to regulate certain industries and risk classes to prevent musculoskeletal injuries and disorders.

Concerning health care benefit managers.

Concerning postretirement employment in nursing positions for a state agency.

Eliminating accounts.

Expanding access to benefits provided by the school employees' benefits board.

Extending the expiration date of the ambulance transport fund.