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Agenda - Business, Financial Services & Trade Committee, Washington State Senate (March 23, 2021)

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An agenda from Senate Committee Services of the Washington State Senate for the Business, Financial Services & Trade Committee, with Senator Mark Mullet as Chair, dated March 23, 2021. The Public Hearing lists E2SHB 1015 on the Washington equitable access to credit act, SHB 1170 on building economic strength through manufacturing, and SHB 1424 on consumer protection with respect to the sale of dogs and cats, each marked remote testimony. The Executive Session lists SHB 1259 on public contracting opportunities for women and minority business enterprises, E2SHB 1335 on review and property owner notification of recorded documents with unlawful racial restrictions, and HB 1399 on reducing barriers to professional licensure for individuals with previous criminal convictions.

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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


                                                      March 23, 2021                                              8:00 a.m.
                                                       TUESDAY

Public Hearing:
   1. E2SHB 1015 - Creating the Washington equitable access to credit act. (Remote testimony.)
       (Maycumber/Clinton McCarthy)
   2. SHB 1170 - Concerning building economic strength through manufacturing. (Remote
       testimony.) (Boehnke/Kellee Gunn)
   3. SHB 1424 - Concerning consumer protection with respect to the sale of dogs and cats. (Remote
       testimony.) (Walen/Kellee Gunn)

Executive Session:
   1. SHB 1259 - Expanding public contracting opportunities for women and minority business
      enterprises by increasing the regulatory oversight and accountability of the office of minority and
      women's business enterprises. (Santos/Kellee Gunn)
   2. E2SHB 1335 - Concerning review and property owner notification of recorded documents with
      unlawful racial restrictions. (Valdez/Clinton McCarthy)
   3. HB 1399 - Reducing barriers to professional licensure for individuals with previous criminal
      convictions. (Vick/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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