Agenda - Business, Financial Services & Trade Committee, Washington State Senate (January 20, 2022)

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Agenda of the Business, Financial Services & Trade Committee of the Washington State Senate, Virtual, Thursday, January 20, 2022, with Senator Mark Mullet, Chair, Senator Bob Hasegawa, Vice Chair, and Senator Perry Dozier, Ranking Member. The public hearing lists SB 5526 (studying the global availability of lithium and rare earth minerals for battery manufacturing), SB 5541 (exempting newspapers from business and occupation tax), SB 5770 (Washington state convention economy grants), SB 5879 and SB 5880, with remote testimony listed. The executive session lists SB 5725, SB 5810 and SJM 8006 (concerning a national infrastructure bank).

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

                                                 Committee


 Virtual                                             January 20, 2022                                             8:00 a.m.
                                                       THURSDAY

Public Hearing:
   1. SB 5526 - Studying the global availability of lithium and rare earth minerals for battery
       manufacturing. (Remote testimony.) (Fortunato/Kellee Gunn)
   2. SB 5541 - Exempting newspapers from business and occupation tax. (Remote testimony.)
       (Mullet/Clinton McCarthy)
   3. SB 5770 - Providing Washington state convention economy grants. (Hearing is on the Proposed
       Substitute.) (Remote testimony.) (Mullet/Clinton McCarthy)
   4. SB 5879 - Requiring insurers who use credit information to provide reasonable exceptions to
       insurance rates for consumers experiencing extraordinary life circumstances. (Remote
       testimony.) (Dozier/Kellee Gunn)
   5. SB 5880 - Concerning fire protection sprinkler system contractors. (Remote testimony.)
       (Salomon/Clinton McCarthy)

Executive Session:
   1. SB 5725 - Concerning powers of the legislative committee on economic development and
      international relations. (Mullet/Clinton McCarthy)
   2. SB 5810 - Concerning insurance regulation. (Mullet/Kellee Gunn)
   3. SJM 8006 - Concerning a national infrastructure bank. (Hasegawa/Clinton McCarthy)

Possible other business.

See https://app.leg.wa.gov/CSI/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. John Lovick | Sen. Lynda Wilson

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