Agenda Update; Senate Labor, Commerce & Tribal Affairs

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Added to Executive Session: SHB 1210, HB 1289, and ESHB 1443.

Labor, Commerce & Tribal Affairs - 3/24/2021 10:30 AM

Senate Full Committee
Virtual

REVISED ON 3/22/2021 AT 10:33 AM

Executive Session:

1. SGA 9157 - Mark R Busto, Member, Public Employment Relations Commission.

2. SGA 9032 - Alicia R Levy, Member, Gambling Commission.

3. SHB 1210 - Replacing the term "marijuana" with the term "cannabis" throughout the Revised Code of Washington.

4. HB 1289 - Concerning winery workforce development.

5. ESHB 1443 - Concerning social equity within the cannabis industry.

Work Session: Department of Labor and Industries presentation on workers' compensation exemptions.

Possible other business.

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