Executive Session Chart, Senate Business, Financial Services, and Trade Committee, February 13th, 2025
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The Senate Business, Financial Services, and Trade Committee Executive Session Chart for February 13th, 2025, with columns for bill, abbreviated title, sponsor, amendment, amendment effect, analyst and referral. It covers bills 5610 (Equine industry), 5207 (Media service subscriptions), 5262 (Insurance statutes), 5419 (Reports of fire losses) and 5563 (Horse racing). The effect entry for 5610 says the amendment removes the tax credit and the emergency clause and delays the state treasurer transfer date from July 1, 2026 to July 1, 2027. The entry for 5419 says it extends the timeframe for insurers to report fire losses from 30 days to 90 days after closing a claim or subsequent adjustment or investigation.
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Senate Business, Financial Services, and Trade Committee Executive Session
Chart
February 13th, 2025
Bill Abbreviated Title Amendment/ Amendment Effect Analyst/ Referral
Sponsor Attorney
5610 Equine industry Kauffman (1) Removes the tax credit for a person Clint M. Ways &
paying the Washington Horse Racing Means
PSSB A Commission (WHRC) or the Federal
Horseracing Integrity Safety Authority (HISA)
to conduct race meets from the bill.
(2) Removes the emergency clause from the
bill.
(3) Delays the date when the state treasurer
transfers funding to the Washington Equine
Industry Federal Regulatory Account from
July 1, 2026 to July 1, 2027.
(4) Narrows the sources of funds for the
account to state sales and use taxes in the
previous year for purchases made by or
purchases sold and taxes collected by a Class
1 Racing Association, as well as taxes and
fees submitted to the Washington Horse
Racing Commission (WHRC).
(5) Expands the types of expenditures from
the Washington Equine Industry Federal
Regulatory Account to include "direct
required costs as determined by the WHRC.
(6) Changes the title of the bill to reflect the
changes made in the proposed substitute.
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5207 Media service subscriptions Dozier (1) Removes software and games from the Clint M. Ways &
definitions of "electronic media" and Means
Amendment B.1 "electronic media service."
(2) Modifies the definition of "subscription"
to mean an agreement or contract between
a consumer and an electronic media service,
the primary consideration of which is the
provision of electronic media in exchange for
money, for a period of at least one year.
(3) Provides that the cancellation takes
effect after the completion of the month in
which the cancellation occurred.
(4) Provides that the refund must be
calculated on a pro rata basis of time in
which the subscription was in effect until the
end of the month in which the cancellation
occurred.
5262 Insurance statutes Kauffman (1) Removes the repeal of requirements for John K. Rules
insurers, in making rates for motor vehicle
Amendment C.1 insurance, to consider antitheft devices; the
use of lights and lighting devices for
increasing visibility; and the use of seat
belts, child restraints, and other lifesaving
devices.
(2) Removes the repeal of a requirement, in
health plan coverage for maternity services,
that coverage for the newly born child be
not less than the coverage of the child's
mother for no less than three weeks.
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5419 Reports of fire losses Lovick (1) Extends the timeframe for insurers to John K. Rules
report fire losses from 30 days to 90 days
PSSB D after closing a claim or subsequent
adjustment or investigation.
(2) Specifies that an adjustment or
investigation triggering a fire loss report
must be non-de minimis.
(3) Revises information required in fire
reports.
(4) Revises circumstances under which civil
immunity does not apply to an insurer.
(5) Adds local fire marshals to a list of
entities that may receive fire loss
information from the OIC for certain
purposes.
5563 Horse racing Stanford Removes proposed changes to current Clint M. Rules
statute that would:
Amendment E.1 (1) permit the Commission to create a grant
program to disburse funds to registered
equestrian nonprofit organizations or
recognized equine related youth
organizations.
(2) eliminate the requirement the state not
pay any salary, expenses, or compensation
of any kind for the work of the commission.
(3) increase the amount of funding that the
commission is authorized to spend each
fiscal year on developing the equine
industry, maintaining and upgrading racing
facilities, and assisting equine health
research from $300,000 to $500,000.
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