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Committee reports five bills out of committee after executive session votes
Summary
In executive session the Committee on State Government and Tribal Relations reported five bills out with due-pass recommendations: substitute HB 2,333 (personal security and PRA redaction) was reported 4-3; HB 24-62 (counter unpiloted aircraft systems) reported 5-2; substitute HB 24-19 (ACP expansion) reported 5-2; HB 2,176 (PRA exemption for collaborative drug therapy agreements) reported 4-3; and HB 2,491 (PRA exemption for Washington Technology Solutions submissions) reported 5-2.
During its executive session the committee acted on five bills and recorded roll-call votes and amendment actions.
- House Bill 2,333 (proposed substitute): Vice Chair Stearns moved the proposed substitute and then moved amendment Omni 307 (allowing individuals who opt into privacy protections to provide a P.O. box or ACP address on PDC filings). The amendment was adopted. Roll call recorded: Representative Mena (aye), Representative Stearns (aye), Representative Waters (nay, without recommendation), Representative Walsh (nay, without recommendation), Representative Chase (nay, do not pass), Representative Doleo (aye), Representative Farvar (aye). Staff announced a tally of 4 ayes, 3 nays; substitute HB 2,333 was reported out with a due-pass recommendation.
- House Bill 24-62 (counter unpiloted aircraft systems): The motion to report the bill out with a due-pass recommendation carried on roll call. Staff recorded 5 ayes and 2 nays; Representative Walsh and Representative Chase voted no; the rest voted aye.
- House Bill 24-19 (substitute, ACP expansion): Amendment Omni 305 (to include the chief administrative law judge) was adopted, and the substitute was reported out with a due-pass recommendation on a 5-2 vote.
- House Bill 2,176 (PRA exemption for collaborative drug therapy agreements): The committee voted to report the bill out with a due-pass recommendation on a 4-3 roll-call vote; Republican and some Democratic members opposed on transparency grounds while proponents cited privacy for clinical care processes.
- House Bill 2,491 (PRA exemption for personal information submitted to Washington Technology Solutions): The motion to report out passed on a 5-2 roll-call vote.
The committee adjourned after completing these actions. Detailed roll-call entries and tallies are in committee records.
