Agenda Update; House Commerce & Gaming

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Added to Executive Session:  HB 2683 and HB 2726.
Removed from Executive Session:  HB 2321 - Reducing youth access to products intended for consumption only by adults age twenty-one and over and HB 2870 - Allowing additional marijuana retail licenses for social equity purposes.

Commerce & Gaming - 2/4/2020 3:30 PM

House Full Committee
House Hearing Rm C
John L. O'Brien Building
Olympia, WA

REVISED ON 2/3/2020 AT 4:51 PM

Public Hearing:

1. HB 2510 - Requiring the liquor and cannabis board to provide written interpretations of liquor statutes and rules.

2. HB 2800 - Concerning the performance of personal services by a craft distillery, distiller, spirits certificate of approval holder, or distributor.

3. HB 2842 - Concerning nonprofit special occasion liquor licenses.

Executive Session:

1. HB 2204 - Concerning the creation of a limited spirits retail license.

2. HB 2502 - Concerning low-proof alcoholic beverages.

3. HB 2683 - Creating a local wine industry association license.

4. HB 2726 - Regarding marijuana-infused edible products.

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