2ESHB 1362
2ESHB 1362 by State Government & Tribal Relations
2ESHB 1362
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Bill overview
This bill establishes a process for the state government and tribal nations to collaborate on developing and implementing strategies to address issues of mutual concern. It creates a working group to facilitate communication and coordination between these entities, focusing on areas such as natural resources, public health, and economic development. The goal is to foster stronger partnerships and improve outcomes for communities across Washington State.
Key provisions
- Establishes a working group comprised of state government representatives and tribal leaders.
- Directs the working group to develop strategies for collaboration on key issues.
- Requires the working group to prioritize issues of mutual concern.
- Provides for regular meetings and reporting requirements of the working group.
- Authorizes the working group to seek input from stakeholders.
- Supports the development of shared goals and objectives.
- Facilitates the exchange of information and resources.
- Promotes culturally appropriate approaches to problem-solving.
Who is affected
- State Government Agencies
- Tribal Nations in Washington State
- Communities in Washington State
- Natural Resource Management Entities
- Public Health Organizations
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Primary sponsor
State Government & Tribal Relations
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| Abbreviation | Stands for | Bill # range | Description |
| HB | House Bill | 1000-3999 | Bills propose to amend, add, or repeal statutes. |
| SB | Senate Bill | 5000-7999 | Bills propose to amend, add, or repeal statutes. |
| HJM | House Joint Memorial | 4000-4199 | Memorials express the Legislature's concern, usually to the President and the U.S. Congress, about an issue, for example, asking the federal government to fund a program. |
| SJM | Senate Joint Memorial | 8000-8199 | Memorials express the Legislature's concern, usually to the President and the U.S. Congress, about an issue, for example, asking the federal government to fund a program. |
| HJR | House Joint Resolution | 4200-4399 | Joint resolutions propose to amend the state constitution. |
| SJR | Senate Joint Resolution | 8200-8399 | Joint resolutions propose to amend the state constitution. |
| HCR | House Concurrent Resolution | 4400-4599 | Concurrent resolutions relate to the internal operation of the Legislature, in which one house concurs in the action of the other; they may originate in either house. |
| SCR | Senate Concurrent Resolution | 8400-8599 | Concurrent resolutions relate to the internal operation of the Legislature, in which one house concurs in the action of the other; they may originate in either house. |
| HR | House Resolution | 4600-4999 | Resolutions are typically used to commemorate or congratulate, or to adopt rules for the body. They pertain to one body only. |
| SR | Senate Resolution | 8600-8999 | Resolutions are typically used to commemorate or congratulate, or to adopt rules for the body. They pertain to one body only. |
| SGA | Senate Gubernatorial Appointment | 9000-9999 | An appointment made by the Governor to fill an office or position; only the Senate confirms gubernatorial appointments. |
| I | Initiative to the Legislature | Numbers vary | See Secretary of State site for past and current numbers |