When codified in the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) the chapter is inserted in the appropriate section of the statutes. The chapter number is the number of the law. Official hall for the meeting of a legislative body.Ī chapter number, in numerical order, given to each bill enacted, for example, Chapter 383 of the Laws of 2008. The grounds and group of buildings surrounding the domed Legislative Building, holding the offices of most of the state's elected officials.Ī meeting of members of a body who belong to the same political party. It houses The House and Senate chambers and offices for the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, Auditor, and Secretary of State. In Washington it is called the Legislative Building. The domed capitol building of the state of Washington. Also used to restore order during floor action.Īppropriations made to state and local agencies for building and construction projects. Notice given indicating the Legislature is officially in session. Each house has many types of calendars: Regular, Consent, Suspension, Concurring, Dispute, Conference, Gubernatorial Appointments.Ī procedure used to compel attendance of members. Slang term for suspending the rules to allow a bill to be advanced from second to third reading without having the bill revert to the Rules Committee.Ī list or schedule of pending business.
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Includes the full text of bills and proposed committee amendments on the pending calendar.
Printed volumes with yellow covers distributed to each member's floor desk. Summary of background and effect of bills, prepared by committee staff. (Officially named the Statute Law Committee.)Ī record of the action taken on bills, resolutions and memorials.Ī list of legislative measures by subject matter. Drafts legislation to be introduced to the Legislature. Located in the Pritchard Building in the Code Reviser's office.
Summary of a bill, prepared by the Code Reviser's office. The Washington State fiscal biennium is from July 1 of odd-numbered years to June 30, two years later.Ī proposed law presented to the Legislature for consideration.īinders located adjacent to the chamber or in committees containing all bills and amendments currently before or passed by the Legislature or committee. The legislative biennium is from the second Monday in January in odd-numbered years to the 2nd Monday in January two years later.
The Washington State bicameral legislature is made up of a House of Representatives and a Senate. The rostrum within both houses behind which sit or stand the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House, and others as designated, for presiding over the body, recording, and processing legislation being considered by the houses.Ĭomposed of two chambers or two legislative bodies. The committee is responsible for recommending how state monies will be spent.Ī pause in the proceedings of either house, usually for an indefinite time.Ī formal expression of legal reasons and principles regarding statutory or common law questions from state agencies or legislators. The division of the state into districts with distinct geographic boundaries and the allocation of the number of legislators or congressmen to be elected to represent each district.Ī legislator's physical movement from any place on the floor of either house to the rostrum.Ī legislative allocation of money for a specific purpose. Amendments can be amended.Ī parliamentary procedure for challenging the decision of a presiding officer by asking the members to uphold or reject the decision. A striking amendment removes everything after the title and inserts a whole new bill. A floor amendment is an amendment proposed on the floor of a legislative chamber. A committee amendment is an amendment proposed in a committee meeting. The proposed order of business for a meeting.Īny change in a bill, resolution, or memorial. Text from additional amendments made to it are not included in this document.Ī request for legislation proposed by an agency of the executive branch of government. This is the amendment document which includes the text of the original amendment and all additional amendments made to it. To conclude a regular or special session without setting a day to reconvene. To conclude a day's session with a time set to meet again, or conclude a meeting. A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X YĪ legislative staff officer appointed by the Select Committee on Pension Policy to prepare actuarial analyses of pension proposals and other items as directed by the Legislature.Ī committee formed for a short duration, usually to study a specific issue.
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