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Agenda - Business, Financial Services & Trade Committee, Washington State Senate (February 9, 2021)

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Agenda of the Washington State Senate Business, Financial Services & Trade Committee for Tuesday, February 9, 2021, on Senate Committee Services letterhead. Senator Mark Mullet is listed as Chair, Senator Bob Hasegawa as Vice Chair and Senator Perry Dozier as Ranking Member. The public hearing items are SB 5378 on real estate brokers and managing brokers license renewal requirements, SB 5400 on federal home loan bank rights regarding collateral pledged by insurer members, SB 5409 on reasonable exceptions to insurance rates for consumers experiencing extraordinary life circumstances, and SB 5414 on a tax preference for data centers. The executive session lists SB 5029 and SB 5188 (creation of the Washington state public bank).

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Senate Committee Services                                                                              Senator Mark Mullet, Chair
      PO Box 40466                      Washington State Senate                                     Senator Bob Hasegawa, Vice Chair
Olympia, WA 98504-0466                                                                            Senator Perry Dozier, Ranking Member
     (360) 786-7400
                                    Business, Financial Services & Trade
                                                 Committee


                                                     February 9, 2021                                             8:00 a.m.
                                                       TUESDAY

Public Hearing:
   1. SB 5378 - Concerning real estate brokers and managing brokers license renewal requirements.
       (Remote testimony.) (Hearing is on the Proposed Substitute.) (Das/Clinton McCarthy)
   2. SB 5400 - Concerning federal home loan bank rights regarding collateral pledged by insurer
       members. (Remote testimony.) (Mullet/Clinton McCarthy)
   3. SB 5409 - Requiring insurers who use credit information to provide reasonable exceptions to
       insurance rates for consumers experiencing extraordinary life circumstances. (Remote
       testimony.) (Dozier/Kellee Gunn)
   4. SB 5414 - Providing a tax preference for data centers in counties with a certain population.
       (Remote testimony.) (Hearing is on the Proposed Substitute.) (Gildon/Kellee Gunn)

Executive Session:
   1. SB 5029 - Concerning tax deferrals for investment projects in high unemployment counties.
      (Honeyford/Clinton McCarthy)
   2. SB 5188 - Concerning the creation of the Washington state public bank. (Kuderer/Clinton
      McCarthy)

Possible other business.

See https://app.leg.wa.gov/CSIRemote/Senate for testimony options.




   To view committee meetings or access the committee meeting documents, visit the Legislature's committee
           schedules, agendas, and documents website: https://app.leg.wa.gov/committeeschedules


  Committee Members: Sen. Mark Mullet, Chair | Sen. Bob Hasegawa, Vice Chair | Sen. Perry Dozier, Ranking Member | Sen. Sharon
                              Brown | Sen. David Frockt | Sen. Steve Hobbs | Sen. Lynda Wilson

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