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SB 5688 Concerning material changes to
the operations and governance structure of participants in the
health care marketplace. FPIW: A Perverse Trinity of Evil |
HB 1141 (Increasing access to the
death with dignity act). Passed House 58-37. |
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SB 5647 or HB
1730 Concerning fertility services.
FPIW: Free Paid Surrogacy, Embryo Transplants, and IVF for all children and adults |
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HB 1851 Preserving a pregnant individual's ability to access abortion care. Clark Co Republicans: Creating more access to abortion by reducing the medically qualified license requirement of a doctor to perform the procedure.   |
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SB 5595 Concerning prototypical school formulas for
physical, social, and emotional support in schools. |
HB 1974 Moving state board of
education and educational service district elections to the
Washington state school directors' association.
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SB 5883 Concerning an unaccompanied homeless youth's ability to provide informed consent for that minor patient's own health care, including nonemergency, outpatient, and primary care services, including physical examinations, vision examinations and eyeglasses, dental examinations, hearing examinations and hearing aids, immunizations, treatments for illnesses and conditions, and routine follow-up care customarily provided by a health care provider in an outpatient setting, excluding elective surgeries. FPIW: Expands informed consent for unaccompanied or runaway homeless youth to receive health care treatment without parental permission and thus takes away a parent or guardian’s right to make health care decisions for their children.   |
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SB 5078: Addressing firearm safety
measures to increase public safety. Limits firearm magazines to no more than 10 rounds. 2nd Amendment protects against government tyranny, as intended.   |
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SB 5843 Making it unlawful for
public officials and candidates to knowingly make false
statements and claims regarding the election process or results
of elections conducted within the state. State Senate bill to outlaw lying about elections raises free speech issues, The Center Square, Jan 18, 2022 |
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HB 1840 Improving diversity, equity, and mental health at
the community and technical colleges |
HB 1590
SB 5563 Concerning enrollment stabilization funding to
address enrollment declines due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   |
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SB 5537 Changing compulsory school attendance requirements
for children five, six, and seven years of age |
SB 5044 Concerning professional learning,
equity, cultural competency, and dismantling institutional
racism in the public school system.
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HB 1009 Abortion Insurance Mandate For Student Health Insurance Bill
Concerning
student health plans.
Requires any student health care plan that covers maternity
services to also cover abortions.
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HB 1141
Assisted Suicide Expansion Bill
Increasing access
to the death with dignity act.
Currently assisted suicide can only be performed by doctors.
This bill would expand assisted suicide by reducing the
waiting period from 15 days to 3 days, or even no waiting in
some cases, and by allowing
physician assistants and advanced registered nurse
practitioners to authorize assisted suicides (currently only
doctors can do so).
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SB 5476 Responding to the State v. Blake decision by addressing justice system responses and behavioral health prevention, treatment, and related services. Lynnwood Times: SB 5476 would make Washington state the second state in the United States to legalize personal amounts of hard drugs. WashingtonVotes.org   |
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Establishes "school-based health center program" is set up
within the Office of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction which will offer grant funding and technical
assistance and "partner with a statewide nonprofit
organization to provide training and technical assistance to
school-based health centers."
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HB 1499 - Providing behavioral
health system responses to individuals with substance use
disorder. |
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HB 1042
Declining Enforcement Of Child Custody Order From Countries
With Extreme Capital Punishment Laws
- Revising the
international application of the uniform child custody
jurisdiction and enforcement act to protect families from
facing the death penalty in certain foreign jurisdictions on
the basis of religious beliefs, political beliefs, or sexual
orientation.
The general rule is that courts must enforce foreign child
custody orders the same as orders from other states. Under
HB 1042 courts would not be required to enforce foreign
child custody orders if the foreign country holds that
apostasy or homosexuality are punishable by death, and a
parent or child may be at demonstrable risk of being subject
to such laws.
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Health Equity Zones
SB 5052 - Concerning
the creation of health equity zones.
Requires the Department of Health (DOH), subject to funding,
to designate health equity zones statewide and develop
projects that meet the needs of each zone. Health equity
zones are specifically identified geographic areas that have
the goal of achieving health equity by eliminating health
disparities. Subject to funding, DOH, in coordination with
the Governor's Interagency Council on Health Disparities,
local health jurisdictions, and accountable communities of
health, must review relevant health and population data to
identify, or allow communities to self-identify, potential
health equity zones in the state and develop projects to
meet the unique needs of each zone. Also allows communities
to self-identify as a health equity zones and develop
projects.
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“Miscarriage Management” & Private Right Of Action Against
Hospitals
Prohibits health care entities (particularly hospitals) from
restricting health care providers from providing services
related to pregnancy complications.
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Stillbirth Birth Certificate
SB 5072- Concerning the government issuance of a
certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth.
Contain the language “Nothing in this subsection…Shall alter
a woman's rights to reproductive freedom…”
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SB 5185 Concerning capacity to
provide informed consent for health care decisions. Washington State Wire: Senators debate the capacity of minors to provide informed consent for abortion services WPC: "The bill would affirm current law, under which adolescents are allowed to make decisions related to personal reproductive health care, including having an abortion, at any age without the knowledge of a parent or guardian."   |
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SB 5313
Gender Change Insurance Mandate
Concerning health
insurance discrimination.
Establishes that it is an unfair practice for a health
carrier to deny coverage for medically necessary gender
affirming treatment, or apply blanket exclusions to gender
affirming treatment. Requires health carriers to ensure
access to medically necessary gender affirming treatment.
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SB 5044 Concerning professional learning, equity, cultural competency, and dismantling institutional racism in the public school system.   |
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Health Equity Continuing Education Mandate
Requires the rule-making authority for each health
profession to adopt rules requiring health care
professionals to complete health equity education training
at least once every four years. Requires health equity
courses to teach attitudes, knowledge, and skills that
enable a health care professional to care effectively for
patients from diverse cultures, groups, and communities,
varying in race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexuality,
religion, age, ability, and socioeconomic status. Public
hearing apparently used as an opportunity to bash St.
Peter’s Hospital.
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Equity in Medical Training
Passed out of Senate Higher Education & Workforce
Development Committee (DP: All D’s + Holy; DNP: Ericksen).
Referred to Senate Ways & Means Committee.
Requires public medical schools to develop health equity
curriculum for medical students. Requires public medical
school students to complete a course, or courses, on health
equity prior to graduating. Requires each public medical
school to create a goal focused on increasing the number of
underrepresented students and report progress on that goal
annually.
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Equity At Institutions Of Higher Learning
SB 5227 - Requiring
diversity, equity, inclusion, and antiracism training and
assessments at institutions of higher education.
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Equity At Community & Technical Colleges
Requires development of a diversity, equity, and inclusion
strategic plan by all community and technical colleges.
Defines required elements of implementation of the “Guided
Pathways” program for students. Establishes a faculty
diversity programs and sets goals for minimum ratios of
tenure-track faculty. Creates a grant program for mental
health counselors. Modifies residency requirements to allow
students to be eligible for resident tuition if they have
lived in Washington for at least one year.
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Study Of Political Systems & Negative Effects Of Communism
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School Choice Through Vouchers
HB 1215 - Providing parents
and their children with more choices for a quality K-12
education through the K-12 education scholarship program.
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Home Studies For The Placement Of Children In Foster Care
SB 5233 - Expanding who may
conduct home studies for children in foster care and
preadoption reports.
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Prohibiting Down Syndrome Abortion
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Parental Notification For Abortions
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Right To Decline An Immunization Or Vaccination
HB 1006 - Protecting the
right of every Washington resident to decline an
immunization or vaccination based on religion or conscience.
Restores right to personal and philosophical objections to
immunizations and vaccinations.
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| 2019 - 2020 Highlighted Signed Into Law |
| 1050 – Concerning parenting plans |
| 1526 – Enacting the Washington pain capable unborn child protection act |
| 5092 – Providing flexibility to school districts by authorizing school district waivers |
| 5173 – Concerning mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect |
| 5185 – Requiring notification to parents or guardians in cases of abortion |
| 5282 – Requiring informed consent for pelvic exams |
| 5365 – Concerning vaccination and antibody titer test notification (requires notification of the availability of titer test before vaccinations conducted). |
| 5399 – Concerning child relocation by a person with joint decision-making authority and equal residential time |
| 5405 – Concerning nondiscrimination in access to organ transplants (would end discrimination against those with DD for organ transplants). |
| 5514 – Concerning first responder agency notifications to schools regarding potential threats (requires private and public schools to be informed). |
| 1095/5442 – Concerning the administration of marijuana to students for medical purposes |
| 1259/5604 – Concerning the uniform guardianship, conservatorship, and other protective arrangements act |
| 1754/5644 – Concerning the hosting of the homeless by religious organizations |
| 5173 – Concerning mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect (increases penalties on those who fail to report abuse even though they are required to do so). |
| 5221 – Concerning disclosure of contributions from political committees to other political committees |
| 5333 – Making changes related to the uniform parentage act for access to court records, compliance with regulations of the food and drug administration, enacting a repealed section of chapter 26.26 RCW, and correcting citations and terminology (Question: Sequel to paid surrogacy or a benign technical bill). |
| 5689 – Concerning Harassment, intimidation, bullying, and discrimination in public schools |
| 1104 – Requiring the submission of a waiver to the federal government to create the Washington health security trust |
| 1106 – Eliminating use of detention for violation of a truancy-related court order while providing more opportunities for truant youth to access services and treatment |
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| 1175 – Concerning authorization of health care decisions by an individual or designated person |
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HB 1407 /
SB 5395 –
Concerning comprehensive sexual education
(mandates that every public school teach every student a Planned
Parenthood-type of sex ed curriculum) (The State forcing
abortion-centered, pornographic, and pleasure-based sexual
education curricula for K-12 on every parent and school
district)
Clark
County Today Articles
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HB 1608 – "Protecting patient care."
This bill violates
the religious freedom of faith-based medical entities.
The bill requires the entity to allow their medical
providers to give any information the provider chooses to
patients on abortions, assisted suicide or any other
secularly accepted medical service.
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1612/5602 –
Eliminating barriers to reproductive health
care for all (requires health plans, including student health
plans, to cover all contraceptive drugs and devices approved by
the FDA for the covered person and their partner, regardless of
gender identity).
Passed and signed.   |
| 1638 – Promoting immunity against vaccine preventable diseases (deletes philosophical/personal objection exemption from children’s MMR vaccination, maintains religious objection exemption). |
| HB 1742 - Concerning juvenile offenses that involve depictions of minors. |
| HB 1775 - Concerning commercially sexually exploited children. (The State allowing minor prostitution to be legalized) |
| HB 1783 - Creating the Washington state office of equity. |
| 1742 – Concerning juvenile offenses that involve depictions of minors (minors exempted from certain felony crimes relating to depictions of other minors, aka sexting, while new the new misdemeanor crime of minor dealing in depictions of another minor age 13 or older engaged in sexual conduct and the new felony crime of minor dealing in depictions on another minor age 12 or younger engaged in sexually explicit conduct are created). |
| 1771/5683 – Establishing the welcome to Washington baby act to create family supports through universal home visiting programs and a statewide family linkage program for resources and referrals |
| 1775/5744 – Concerning commercially sexually exploited children (limits the crime of prostitution to individuals age 18 and over, authorizes two receiving center programs for commercially sexually exploited youth). |
| HB 1783 - Creating the Washington state office of equity. |
| HB 2184 - Requiring comprehensive sexual health education with an affirmative consent curriculum in all public schools by the 2022-23 school year in accordance with the recommendations of the sexual health education work group. (The State forcing abortion-centered, pornographic, and pleasure-based sexual education curricula for K-12 on every parent and school district) |
| HB 2252 - Concerning student health plans. |
| HB 2273 - Creating a study committee on human genome editing. (The State forcing taxpayers to pay for study committees which push assisted suicide to new heights and encourage further inhumane experimentation on the most vulnerable in Washington) |
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HB 2288 /
SB 6279 - Creating statutory authorization for school-based
health centers. (The State replacing parents in making physical
and mental health care decisions for their children) In Committee  |
| HB 2326 - Reporting end-of-life care policies. (The State forcing insurance providers and health care facilities to inform, encourage, and pay for medication and medical procedures which go against their deeply held religious beliefs) |
| HB 2419 - Studying barriers to the use of the Washington death with dignity act. (The State forcing taxpayers to pay for study committees which push assisted suicide to new heights and encourage further inhumane experimentation on the most vulnerable in Washington) |
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HB 2554 - Mitigating inequity in the health insurance market
caused by health plans that exclude certain mandated benefits
(such as abortion) (The State forcing insurance providers and
health care facilities to inform, encourage, and pay for
medication and medical procedures which go against their deeply
held religious beliefs)
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| HB 2562 / SB 6416 - Providing Telehealth services to schools. (The State replacing parents in making physical and mental health care decisions for their children) |
| HB 2708 - Establishing a work group on school-based health centers. (The State replacing parents in making physical and mental health care decisions for their children) |
| 5082 – Creating a committee to promote and expand social emotional learning |
| 5222 – Creating the whole Washington health trust (universal health care). |
| 5342 – Providing a nonbinary gender category in applications for certain programs |
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| 5411 – Concerning Physician Assistants (appears to allow Physician Assistants to perform abortions). |
| SB 6037 - Concerning business corporations. |
| SB 6132 - Allowing the learning assistance program to support school-wide behavioral health system of supports and interventions. |
| SB 6400 - Mitigating inequity in the health insurance market caused by health plans that exclude certain mandated benefits. (The State forcing insurance providers and health care facilities to inform, encourage, and pay for medication and medical procedures which go against their deeply held religious beliefs) |
| SB 6563 - Creating statutory authorization for school-based health centers. (The State replacing parents in making physical and mental health care decisions for their children) |
| 2017- 2018 |
| HB 1002: Concerning public funds being used for elective abortions |
| HB 1003: Establishing parental notification requirements for abortion |
| HB ?: Allowing the use of gender-segregated facilities |
| HB 1054: Concerning the age of individuals at which sale or distribution of tobacco and vapor products may be made |
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HB 1078: Concerning human trafficking, prostitution, and commercial sexual abuse of a minor
In committee |
| HB 1112: Vacating convictions arising from offenses committed as a result of being a victim of trafficking, promoting prostitution, or promoting commercial sexual abuse of a minor |
| HB 1243 – Prohibiting the sale or use of aborted fetal body part |
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HB 1346: Clarifying the authority of a
nurse working in a school setting.
SB 5325: Clarifying the authority of a nurse working in a
school setting.
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| HB 1438: Permitting cities, towns, and counties to prohibit the production, processing, and sale of marijuana under Initiative Measure No. 502 only by public vote |
HB 1523: Requiring health plans to
cover, with no cost sharing, all preventive services required to
be covered under federal law as of December 31, 2016.
 SB 5602:Requiring health plans to cover, with no cost sharing, all preventive services required to be covered under federal law as of December 31, 2016. |
| HB 1712: Establishing an endorsement to the marijuana retailer's license to authorize marijuana delivery services. |
| HB 1775 – Pain capable unborn child protection act |
| HB 1776 – Requires hospitals and health care facilities performing abortions to report use of intrafetal potassium chloride or digoxin |
| HB 1971 – Requiring abortions to only be performed by licensed physicians |
| HB 2409 – Free abortions for all |
| SB 5009: Concerning offenses involving economic disruption (Boycotts?) |
| SB 5320: Requiring notification to parents or guardians in cases of abortion. |
| SB 5433: Concerning informed decision making for death with dignity decisions. |
| SSB 5554 – Forces employers to provide coverage for abortion and abortifacients |
| SB 5760 – Forces employers to provide coverage for abortion and abortifacients |
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SB 6037 - Uniform Parentage Act (Surrogacy)
PASSED! Sponsors: Pedersen, Walsh, Takko, Fain, Rivers, Billig, Ranker, Cleveland, Kuderer, Van De Wege, Hobbs, Liias, Palumbo, Frockt, Hasegawa, Mullet, Hunt, Saldaña, Rolfes, Dhingra, Carlyle, Darneille, Chase, Conway, Nelson, Wellman, McCoy, Keiser Them Before Us Legislative Testimony FPIW: Six Reasons Why Washington State’s “Uniform Parentage Act” Should Die A Terrible Death   |
SB 6102 – Forces employers to provide coverage
for abortion and abortifacients |
| SB 6105 – Free abortions for all |
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SB 6219 – Free abortions for all PASSED! Court Challenge, July 2021 Sponsors: Hobbs, Saldaña, Dhingra, Ranker, Carlyle, Takko, Kuderer, Hasegawa, Palumbo, Chase, Nelson, Frockt, Keiser, Wellman, Darneille, Mullet, Billig, Pedersen, Rolfes, Hunt, Liias   |
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2015- 2016 |
| See Additional 2015/2016 Bills Here On The Family Policy Institute Website |
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SB 5574: Abortion Insurance Mandate HB 1647: Abortion Insurance Mandate  |
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SB 5175: Regarding Telemedicine
Abortions
FRC Analysis HB 1403: Regarding Telemedicine Abortions |
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SB 5026: Employer Contraception
Mandate HB 1502: Employer Contraception Mandate |
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HB 1972: Sexual Orientation Change
Therapy SB 5870: Sexual Orientation Change Therapy |
| SB 5806: Contraception |
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SB 5289: Requiring notification to
parents or guardians in cases of abortion
Capitol Record HB 1493: Establishing parental notification requirements for abortion |
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HB 1687: Declaring that the right to life
begins at the moment the individual comes into being.
Sponsors: Representatives Scott, McCaslin, Taylor, VanWerven, Wilson, Young, Vick, Condotta, Holy, Pike, Shea, Short, G. Hunt |
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2013 - 2014 See Additional 2015/2014 Bills Here On The Family Policy Institute Website |
| HB 1448: Regarding telemedicine. About "webcam abortions." Prolife Analysis |
| HB 2174: Recognizing that the right of a parent to make decisions regarding the care, custody, supervision, and administration of his or her child is a fundamental right. |
HB 2451: Restricting the practice
of sexual orientation change efforts.
Prolife
Analysis Text of ESHB 2451 SB 6449: Restricting the practice of sexual orientation change efforts. |
HB 2148: Concerning health plan coverage
for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy.
Prolife Analysis HB 1044: Concerning health plan coverage for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy.  SB 6359: Concerning health plan coverage for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy. SB 5798: Concerning health plan coverage for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy. SB 5009: Concerning health plan coverage for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy. SB 5576: Concerning health plan coverage for the voluntary termination of a pregnancy. |
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SB 5156: Requiring notification to
parents or guardians in cases of abortion.
HB 1257: Establishing parental notification requirements for abortion. |
| SB 6464: Concerning health insurance coverage options for the citizens of Washington state. |
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SB 5614: Encouraging
reconciliation and nonadversarial approaches to dissolution.
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| HB 1256: Declaring that the right to life begins at the moment the individual comes into being. |
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HB 2837 / SB 6452: Concerning limited service pregnancy centers Introduced by Sen. Rodney Tom, (D-Medina) (D) on January 14, 2010, requires limited service pregnancy centers to disclose certain information to its customers, including that they do not provide abortions or medical care for pregnant women. The act also requires the centers to provide free written statements for pregnancy tests. (Washington Votes) Call the legislative hotline (1-800-562-6000), tell the operator who answers that you have a message for the two representatives and one senator who represent you in Olympia: Vote No on HB 2837 and SB 6452. They unfairly target prolife pregnancy resource centers. Commentary:
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SHB 2793:
Clarifying and expanding the rights and obligations of state
registered domestic partners and other couples related to
parentage. Introduced by Rep. Lynn Kessler, (D-Hoquiam) (D) on January 14, 2010, changes the wording in parenting legislation to become gender-neutral, such as defining father-child relationships as parent-child relationships. Clarifies that all provisions that apply for parents in a marriage, apply to those of a domestic partnership. The bill further amends surrogate parenting laws by applying all standards for married couples to those of domestic partners. (Washington Votes) |
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Introduced by Rep. Matt Shea, (R) on January 27, 2009, requires consent of parents of guardians of minor females seeking an abortion, with some exceptions, such as medical life threatening emergencies, among others. (Washington Votes) |
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SB 6476: Revising provisions
relating to sex crimes involving minors.
Introduced by Sen. Val Stevens, (R-Arlington) (R) on January 14, 2010, requires connecting a sexually exploited child with services and treatment when there is available funding. The act allows minors who have been sexually exploited to be regarded as victims of a criminal act, which allows for greater benefits. The act also raises the offender score of commercial sexual abuse of a minor from 3 to 12, meaning the offense would be punishable for between 9 and 23 years in prison. (Washington Votes) |
| HB 1329: Providing collective bargaining for child care center directors and workers. |
| SB 5476: Abolishing the death penalty. |
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2009 Color coding denotes LifePac's position on legislation. Green denotes definitely good legislation or votes. Those in red are clearly objectionable. |
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SB 5674 - Addressing civil marriage equality. HB 1745 - Concerning civil marriages. |
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SB 5688
and
HB 1727
- Expanding the rights and responsibilities of state registered domestic
partners.
Declares that for all purposes under state law, state registered
domestic partners shall be treated the same as married spouses. Any
privilege, immunity, right, benefit, or responsibility granted or
imposed by statute, administrative or court rule, policy, common law or
any other law to an individual because the individual is or was a
spouse, or because the individual is or was an in-law in a specified way
to another individual, is granted on equivalent terms, substantive and
procedural, to an individual because the individual is or was in a state
registered domestic partnership or because the individual is or was,
based on a state registered domestic partnership, related in a specified
way to another individual. Provides that the act shall be liberally
construed to achieve equal treatment, to the extent not in conflict with
federal law, of state registered domestic partners and married spouses. |
| SB 5629 - Concerning pregnancy prevention programs. Digest: Authorizes state agencies to apply for sexual health education funding for programs that are medically and scientifically accurate including, but not limited to, programs on abstinence, the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, and the prevention of unintended pregnancies. Eliminates the requirement for the state to maximize federal funding for abstinence programs and to contract with entities qualified to provide this education. |
| HB 1688 - Addressing abortion procedures or treatments performed on minor females and females subject to guardianship. |
| HJR 4204 - Ensuring only a marriage between a man and a woman is valid and recognized in Washington. |
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2007/2008 State Legislative Scorecard Color coding denotes LifePac's position on legislation. Green denotes definitely good legislation or votes. Red are clearly objectionable. The 2007 session has ended. Bills without votes were held in committee. |
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C h a n d l e r (R) |
N e w h o u s e(R) |
H o n e y f o r d(R) |
W a l l a c e(D) |
D u n n(R) |
B e n t o n(R) |
O r c u t t(R) |
H e r r e r a / C u r t i s(R) |
Z |
F r o m h o l d(D) |
M o e l l e r(D) |
P r i d e m o r e(D) |
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House Bill 1686 / SB 5585 - Concerning parent and child health services provided by the department of health
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N O |
N O |
Y E S |
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House Bill 1351 / SB 5336 -
Protecting individuals in domestic
partnerships by granting certain rights and benefits
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N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
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House Bill
3104 - Expanding rights and
responsibilities of all couples recognized as domestic partners
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N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
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House Bill 1297 / SB 5297 - Regarding providing medically and scientifically accurate sexual health education in schools.
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N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
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N e w h o u s e(R) |
H o n e y f o r d(R) |
W a l l a c e(D) |
D u n n(R) |
B e n t o n(R) |
O r c u t t(R) |
C u r t i s(R) |
Z |
F r o m h o l d(D) |
M o e l l e r(D) |
P r i d e m o r e(D) |
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Homosexuality ESHB 2661 - Expanding the jurisdiction of the human rights commission.
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N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
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Children HB 1441 - Providing access to health insurance for children.
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N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
N O |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
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SB 5872 - Creating the department of family and children's services.
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Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
Y E S |
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