Jim McCune

Concerning residential development in commercial and mixed-use zones.

Concerning the department of labor and industries' authority to enact rules related to regulating asbestos training.

Fulfilling high school and beyond plan requirements with individualized education program transition plans.

Concerning county ferry district authority.

Concerning the medicaid access program.

Concerning veterinarian-client-patient relationships.

Concerning the prepayment of capital gains taxes six months prior to the due date.

Amending the definition of timberland for purposes of determining the real estate excise tax for a governmental entity.

Concerning predesign thresholds.

Concerning school districts' authority to contract indebtedness for school construction.

Modifying shared leave provisions to authorize shared leave for victims of a hate crime and those whose absence is due to immigration enforcement actions against the employee or the employee's relative.

Concerning the authority of investigators of the attorney general's office.

Providing local governments tax resources and fund flexibility.

Encouraging renewable energy in Washington through tax policy and investment in local communities.

Modifying requirements for service of unlawful detainer notices and other notices served in the same manner.

Increasing the maximum annual limit for regularly scheduled fundraising activities for the nonprofit public assembly halls and meeting places property tax exemption.

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

Modifying requirements for service of rent increase notices.

Concerning resale certificates for units in common interest communities.

Concerning compliance with the Washington voting rights act of 2018.

Concerning caseload forecasting for food assistance programs.

Clarifying the scope of authority of the office of independent investigations to align with current operations and practices and to include public disclosure requirements and protect privacy.

Concerning membership in the public employees' retirement system for port workers who participate in a federal railroad retirement plan, a union-sponsored defined benefit retirement plan, or another employer-funded private pension plan. (REVISED FOR ENGROSSED: Concerning membership in the public employees' retirement system for port workers who participate in a federal railroad retirement plan.)

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

Applying substance use disorder monitoring program provisions to nursing assistants.

Concerning the community reinvestment program.

Reducing barriers to state employment by eliminating postgraduate degree requirements that are unnecessary.

Concerning fair treatment of waste to energy facilities under the climate commitment act.

Concerning permit review processes.

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

Concerning early learning program licensing requirements.

Providing flexibility in the partnership access line assessment to cover administrative costs.

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

Concerning defective license plates issued by the department of licensing.

Prohibiting employers from microchipping employees.

Enhancing the operational efficiency of child care providers.

Changing the Washington code of military justice so that it includes certain protections for victims of an offense while serving within the organized militia of Washington.

Concerning inmate funds.

Modifying the snack bar liquor license.

Making temporary staffing services provided to nonprofit behavioral health entities exempt from retail sales tax.

Updating terminology related to ski areas and winter sports activities.

Increasing transparency and consumer protection in water system rates.

Establishing limitations on detached accessory dwelling units outside of urban growth areas.

Concerning contributions in the state paid family and medical leave program.

Streamlining monitoring and oversight activities related to community residential service business providers.

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

Concerning the taxation of cigarettes and other nicotine products.

Promoting educational stability for children of military families.

Increasing transparency regarding residential habilitation center compliance with certain federal requirements.

Concerning performance measures, duties, and reporting requirements for the office of privacy and data protection.

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

Protecting patients involved in motor vehicle accidents from delayed ambulance bills.

Concerning the sale and distribution of nitrous oxide.

Concerning social housing public development authorities.

Concerning the supervision of diagnostic radiologic technologists, therapeutic radiologic technologists, and magnetic resonance imaging technologists.

Concerning scissor stair regulations in the state building code.

Establishing labor protections for domestic workers.

Concerning the veterans affairs advisory committee.

Requiring state registered apprenticeships in the building and construction trades to provide behavioral health and wellness training.

Concerning middle housing in unincorporated areas.

Concerning inquiries into association governance or operations by unit owners in common interest communities.

Concerning residential development in commercial and mixed-use zones.

Fulfilling high school and beyond plan requirements with individualized education program transition plans.

Concerning the definition of a "qualifying discharge" for the Washington state veterans' preference program for civil service.

Concerning statutory establishment of the governor's office of Indian affairs.

Concerning the responsibility of certain counties to include freight rail dependent use overlay as part of the transportation element of their comprehensive plan.

Enacting the uniform mortgage modification act.

Concerning the department of labor and industries' authority to enact rules related to regulating asbestos training.

Concerning anaphylaxis medications in schools.

Removing the acreage limit on the property tax exemption for nonprofit public assembly halls and meeting places.

Regarding concession fees by duty-free sales enterprises.

Investing in the state's paramount duty to fund K-12 education and build strong and safe communities.

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

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

Modifying students' share of the education costs at institutions of higher education.

Rebalancing statutory fund transfers and revenue dedications for transportation.

Modernizing the excise taxes on select services and nicotine products and requiring certain large businesses to make a one-time prepayment of state sales tax collection.

Streamlining the subdivision process inside urban growth areas.

Concerning the penalties for theft and possession of stolen property from first responders.

Concerning election security.

Modifying students' share of the education costs at institutions of higher education.

Modernizing the excise taxes on select services and nicotine products and requiring certain large businesses to make a one-time prepayment of state sales tax collection.

Rebalancing statutory fund transfers and revenue dedications for transportation.

Allowing direct to consumer sales of certain cannabis products.

Concerning partial confinement eligibility and alignment.

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

Concerning sampling or testing of biosolids for PFAS chemicals.

Concerning the installation of transportation electrification infrastructure.

Improving outcomes associated with waste material management systems.

Establishing intercity passenger rail improvement priorities.

Concerning the interbranch advisory committee.

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

Convening a work group regarding the streamlining of permitting for transportation projects.

Concerning membership on the correctional industries advisory committee.

Concerning clemency and pardons.

Increasing support and services for veterans.

Providing additional parking flexibility in residential neighborhoods.

Addressing food service options for liquor licensees.

Enhancing requirements relating to the purchase, transfer, and possession of firearms.

Promoting efficient administration of state education agencies.

Expanding enforcement options for certain fish and wildlife violations.

Expanding protections for applicants and employees under the Washington fair chance act.

Concerning wages for journeypersons in high-hazard facilities.

Concerning tribal warrants.

Modifying child care provider qualifications.

Authorizing utility companies to securitize certain costs related to disasters or emergencies to lower costs to customers.

Convening a work group to study and recommend strategies to recruit, train, and retain large animal veterinarians.

Allowing public utility districts to form, own, or use captive insurers.

Prohibiting the knowing distribution of a forged digital likeness.

Clarifying a hate crime offense.

Concerning removing vehicle titles from manufactured homes.

Protecting public health and safety by regulating the transfer of sodium nitrite.

Ensuring that local government planning complies with the growth management act.

Concerning parking privileges for veterans.

Modernizing the child fatality statute.

Removing the acreage limit on the property tax exemption for nonprofit public assembly halls and meeting places.

Allowing direct to consumer sales of certain cannabis products.

Improving safety at institutions of higher education while supporting student survivors of sexual assault.

Repealing the expiration date for the ambulance transport fund.

Creating an advisory committee on electric vehicle charger infrastructure property crime.

Concerning anaphylaxis medications in schools.

Concerning the administration of the Andy Hill cancer research endowment.

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

Concerning sampling or testing of biosolids for PFAS chemicals.

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

Concerning growth management comprehensive plans.

Conducting a study of credit history, credit-based insurance scores, and other rate factors in making rates for personal insurance.

Streamlining the subdivision process inside urban growth areas.

Expanding access to leave and safety accommodations to include workers who are victims of hate crimes or bias incidents.

Concerning employer requirements for driving.

Concerning the installation of transportation electrification infrastructure.

Concerning election security.

Concerning partial confinement eligibility and alignment.

Concerning officer certification definitions, processes, and commissioning.

Concerning the penalties for theft and possession of stolen property from first responders.

Providing compensation to members of the department of children, youth, and families oversight board with direct lived experience.