Senate Business, Financial Services, Gaming & Trade: Summary of Proposed Subs for Bills
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This is a chart titled Senate Business, Financial Services, Gaming & Trade Summary of Proposed Subs for Bills Scheduled for Executive Session on February 20th, 2024. It lists bills such as ESHB 1097, E2SHB 2000, SHB 1870 and SHB 2329 with sponsors, proposed substitute references and effect statements. The effect statements for the proposed substitutes include increasing membership of LCEDIR from 12 to 16 legislators and removing the prohibition on reimbursing travel and lodging expenses from the Legislative International Trade Account. Others add the Office of the Secretary of State to the entities consulted in identifying the 15 foreign jurisdictions of strategic importance, and require that OIRP not assert political positions in geopolitical affairs.
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Senate Business, Financial Services, Gaming & Trade Summary of Proposed Subs for Bills Scheduled for Executive Session on February 20th, 2024 Bill Bill Sponsor PSSB Reference PSSB Sponsor Referral Effect Statement ESHB 1097 Rep. Walen Rules HB 1982 Rep. Waters Ways E2SHB 2000 Rep. Mena S- 5108.1 [A] Stanford Rules $-5108.1 e Increases membership of LCEDIR from 12 to 16 legislators. $-5120.1 [A.1] Mullet e Removes the prohibition on reimbursing travel and lodging expenses from the Legislative International Trade Account. S-5249.1 [A.2] Hasegawa e Removes the process for LCEDIR members to be reimbursed via vouchers drawn on legislatively appropriated funds. e —- Clarifies that a foreign jurisdiction may not be considered a “jurisdiction of strategic importance” if it is currently subject to U.S. government sanctions and has been identified by the U.S. Department of State as being engaged in state- sponsored terrorism. e __ Adds the Office of the Secretary of State to the entities to be consulted in identifying the 15 foreign jurisdictions of strategic importance. S-5249.1 e —_ Requires OIRP to include cultural exchange when developing the strategic plan; e Adds the state ethnic commissions to the list of entities consulted by the OIRP in developing the strategic plan; e —_ Establishes that the OIRP shall not engage in, or assert, political positions in geopolitical affairs; e —_ Establishes that OIRP and LCEDIR shall not engage in, or assert, political positions in geopolitical affairs when designating jurisdictions of strategic importance; and e Clarifies that the OIRP shall advise and assist the governor, legislature, and other independently elected officials on international developments with regard to the strategic plan. SHB 1870 Rep. Barnard Ways SHB 2329 Rep. Macri Rules
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