TVW Coverage - March 14, 2025

TVW Coverage - March 14, 2025

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Lots of legislative policy committee meetings in the morning. The Clemency and Pardons Board hears more cases. And more.?

Legislative Committee Hearings…

8am House Health Care & Wellness: Hearings SB5051 nursing asst regulatory authority, SB5084 health carrier reporting, SB5118 intl medical grads, SB5128 medical service incarcerated juveniles, SB5244 hermatological screening tests, SB5568 WA State Health Plan, SB5577 Medicaid/HIV antivirtal drugs.

8am House Early Learning & Human Services: Hearings SB5079 unintentional overpayments, SB5232 Home Security Fund/Housing Support Program, SB5375 clergy duty to report; work session Dept of Children Youth and Families, Children and Family Ombuds, Developmental Disabilities Ombuds.

8am Senate Health & Long-Term Care: Hearings HB1287 health info disclosure/care coordination, HB1190 UW health sciences library, HB1157 birth/death certificate access, HB1234 counselor advisory committee; votes on governor appointees, previously heard bills.

8:15am House State Govt & Tribal Relations: Hearing SB5000 Evergreen State nickname, SB5017 uniformed/overseas civilian voting, SB5077 govt agency voter registration; work session on misinfo in digital advertising, federal changes impact on election security; vote on SB5106 celebrating Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

8:30am Senate Labor & Commerce: Hearings HB1069 collective bargaining/supplemental retirement, HB1874 textured hair training, four governor appointees.

9am House Consumer Protection & Business: Hearings SB5016 prearrangement funeral services, SB5108 service contracts/protection product guarantees, SB5141 experience-rated group disability insurers.

10:30am Senate Housing: Hearings HB1003 forcible entry/notice by mail, HB1096 lot splitting, HB1353 ADU permits, HB1491 transit-oriented housing, HB1621 housing court commissioners, HB1757 existing buildings used for residential.

10:30am Senate Environment, Energy & Tech: Hearings HB1253 consumer-owned utilities joint use agreements, HB1302 utility connection charge waivers, HB1461 joint operating agency contracts, HB1670 sewage-containing spills transparency; vote on HB1018 fusion energy site certification.

10:30am Senate State Govt, Tribal Affairs & Elections: Hearings HB1012 Womens Commission private gifts, HB1013 DSHS civil service exemption, HB1222 Gambling Cmsn proprietary info, HB1373 JLARC studies, HB1759 Dec. 12 “Day of the 12s”; vote on HB1562 diaper changing stations.

10:30am House Labor & Workplace Standards: Hearings SB5040 uniformed personnel definition, SB5104 workplace coercion/immigration status, SB5191 dockworker paid family leave, SB5435 public employee bargaining subchapters, SB5501 employer requirements for driving.

10:30am House Local Govt: Hearings SB5184 minimum parking requirements, SB5559 subdivision process streamlining.

10:30am House Civil Rights & Judiciary: Hearings SB5006 WA Corporations Act, SB5093 dignity in pregnancy loss, SB5122 antitrust premerger notification act, SJM8006 limited license legal technician program.

10:30am House Ag & Nat Resources: WA Policy Center’s agriculture and natural resource-related research.

The WA Clemency and Pardons Board meets again today…

9am Cases of Andrew Lee (commutation), Jessica Erhard (pardon).

1pm Cases of Heather Kurtenbach (pardon), Tera Wing (pardon), Gregory Washington (pardon).

And more…

8:30am WA Public Works Board: Updates on public works projects across the state.

9am Domestic Extremism and Mass Violence Task Force: Presentations on understanding mass violence, preventing mass violence.

9am WA Sentencing Guidelines Commission: Legislative bill update, 2026 work plan.

9am WA State Executive Ethics Board: Summary judgment Jacob Rainey, stipulations in cases of Krepps, Whitham, Bowman, Brummett, Humes; review of draft advisory opinion; Liquor and Cannabis Board ethical conduct and outside employment; staff reports.

9:30am WA Horse Racing Commission: Commissioners’ reports, license renewals-Twin Spires, Ebet Technologies, industry reports, adoption hearings, more.

9:30am Division 1 Court of Appeals/Seattle: State v Deutsch, Brzoska v Puget Sound Energy.

11am Artificial Intelligence Task Force: Ethical AI and AI Governance Subcommittee meeting.

2pm Interbranch Advisory Committee: Judicial branch policy/budget priorities, legislative and executive branch updates.

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