Agenda - Innovation, Technology & Economic Development Committee (Washington, January 29, 2020)
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An agenda of the Washington State House of Representatives Office of Program Research for the Innovation, Technology & Economic Development committee, Wednesday January 29, 2020, with Zack Hudgins listed as Chair. The work session, Technology Thought Leaders, lists Professor Mark P. McKenna, Acting Director, Technology Ethics Center, University of Notre Dame. The public hearing covers HB 2604 on blockchain and distributed ledger technology, HB 2721 on the joint center for aerospace technology innovation and HB 2611 on the bioeconomy. The executive session lists HB 2596, HB 2644, HJM 4015, HB 2363 on biometric data ownership rights and HB 2414 on digital equity.
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Washington State
House of Representatives
Office of Program Research
AGENDA
Innovation, Technology & Wednesday
January 29, 2020
Economic Development 8:00 a.m. HHR C
Committee
Work Session: Technology Thought Leaders.
1. Professor Mark P. McKenna, Acting Director, Technology Ethics Center,
University of Notre Dame
Public Hearing:
1. HB 2604 - Fostering economic growth in Washington by supporting a certain
regulatory environment for blockchain and distributed ledger technology
solutions. (Young/Kyle Raymond)
2. HB 2721 - Extending the joint center for aerospace technology innovation
program. (Mead/Kyle Raymond)
3. HB 2611 - Promoting the development of the Washington state bioeconomy.
(Duerr/Kyle Raymond)
Executive Session:
1. HB 2596 - Fostering economic growth in Washington by supporting emerging
businesses in the new space economy. (Boehnke/Kyle Raymond)
2. HB 2644 - Concerning artificial intelligence-enabled profiling. (Smith/Yelena
Baker)
3. HJM 4015 - Requesting Congress to establish a United States Space Academy in
Washington state. (Boehnke/Kyle Raymond)
4. HB 2363 - Providing remedies for violations of biometric data ownership rights.
(Smith/Yelena Baker)
5. HB 2414 - Concerning digital equity. (Gregerson/Kyle Raymond)
Committee Members:
Zack Hudgins, Chair Boehnke, Assistant Ranking Minority Member Tarleton
Kloba, Vice Chair Entenman Van Werven
Smith, Ranking Minority Member Slatter Wylie
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