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Executive Session Chart — Senate Business, Trade & Economic Development (HB 1269, HB 2624, February 25th)

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This two-page Executive Session Chart of the Senate Business, Trade & Economic Development Committee is dated February 25th, 2026. It lists SHB 1078 (Pet insurance) with No amendments, HB 1269 (Pawnbroker fees, int. rates) with Striking AMD A by Stanford and Striking AMD D by Kauffman, EHB 2294 (Use restrictions/food, med.) with No amendments, and HB 2624 (Unsolicited real estate tx.) with Striking AMD C by Kauffman. The effect of AMD C is described as clarifying that any public entity, a federally recognized Indian tribe, or a nonprofit nature conservancy corporation or association acquiring real property for a public benefit with an appraisal prior to the closing is exempt.

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                           Senate Business, Trade & Economic Development Committee
                                             Executive Session Chart
                                                February 25th, 2026

  Bill         Abbreviated Title        Amendment/              Amendment Effect                 Analyst/   Referral
                                          Sponsor                                                Attorney
SHB 1078   Pet insurance                               No amendments.                           John K.       Rules


HB 1269    Pawnbroker fees, int. rates Striking AMD A EFFECT:                                 William B.     Rules/
                                                      Creates a uniform 5 percent interest                   W&M
                                       Stanford       rate for each 30-day period of a loan.
                                                      Restores the schedule for
                                                      documentation fees for loan amounts
                                                      from $100 to more than $2,000.
                                                      Reduces the storage fees from $10 to
                                                      $7.50. Restores the 90-day loan
                                                      period. Requires the Department of
                                                      Financial Institutions to establish and
                                                      maintain a statewide electronic
                                                      database for the reporting and
                                                      monitoring of pawn interest rates,
                                                      fees, loan terms, and loan renewals to
                                                      ensure compliance with the provisions
                                                      of the bill.

                                       Striking AMD D EFFECT:
                                                       Creates a uniform 5 percent interest
                                       Kauffman        rate for each 30-day period of a loan.
                                                       Restores the schedule for
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  Bill         Abbreviated Title          Amendment/              Amendment Effect                   Analyst/    Referral
                                            Sponsor                                                  Attorney
                                                        documentation fees for loan amounts
                                                        from $100 to more than $2,000.
                                                        Reduces the storage fees from $10 to
                                                        $7.50. Restores the 90-day loan
                                                        period.

EHB 2294   Use restrictions/food, med.                  No amendments.                              William B.     Rules

HB 2624    Unsolicited real estate tx.   Striking AMD C EFFECT:                                     William B.     Rules
                                                        Clarifies that the following entities are
                                         Kauffman       exempt from the law regarding
                                                        solicited real property transactions:
                                                        Any public entity, a federally
                                                        recognized Indian tribe, or a nonprofit
                                                        nature conservancy corporation or
                                                        association acquiring real property for
                                                        a public benefit with an appraisal prior
                                                        to the closing of the transaction.




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