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Washington State House of Representatives — Agenda, Technology, Economic Development, & Veterans (January 27, 2026)

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Agenda of the Washington State House of Representatives Technology, Economic Development, & Veterans Committee, prepared by the Office of Program Research, for Tuesday January 27, 2026, 10:30 a.m., HHR C and Virtual. The executive session lists HB 2157 on high-risk artificial intelligence systems, HB 2351 on protecting emergency responders, HB 2365 on advancing digital opportunities for all, HB 2357 on the Washington division of civil air patrol and HB 2446 on the quantum technology industry. The public hearing lists HB 2523 on the community reinvestment program and HB 2606 on the office of privacy and data protection. The committee members listed begin with Cindy Ryu, Chair.

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                                                       AGENDA
Washington State
House of Representatives
Office of Program Research


Technology, Economic                                                            Tuesday
                                                                        January 27, 2026
Development, & Veterans                                     10:30 a.m. HHR C and Virtual
Committee
Executive Session:
   1. HB 2157 - Regulating high-risk artificial intelligence system development,
      deployment, and use. (Ryu/Emily Poole)

      2. HB 2351 - Protecting emergency responders and emergency response operations
         in Washington. (Parshley/Martha Wehling)

      3. HB 2365 - Advancing digital opportunities for all. (Gregerson/Emily Poole)

      4. HB 2357 - Establishing the Washington division of civil air patrol as part of the
         Washington military department. (Dent/Martha Wehling)

      5. HB 2446 - Developing the quantum technology industry into the state's economic
         development and workforce. (Barnard/Martha Wehling)

Public Hearing:
   1. HB 2523 - Concerning the community reinvestment program. (Remote Testimony
       Available). (Reeves/Martha Wehling)

      2. HB 2606 - Concerning performance measures, duties, and reporting requirements
         for the office of privacy and data protection. (Remote Testimony Available).
         (Barnard/Martha Wehling)


See https://app.leg.wa.gov/csi/house for information about viewing and providing public
testimony at committee meetings.

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:
Cindy Ryu, Chair                   Keaton    Simmons
Kloba, Vice Chair                  Paul      Thomas
Barnard, Ranking Minority Member   Penner    Volz
Cortes                             Shavers   Waters
Donaghy

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