Washington State Investment Board proposes amendments to chapter 287-04 WAC governing state investment rules and practices.
Washington Department of Health proposes amendments to pharmacy prescription labeling accessibility standards for dispensing practitioners and facilities under WAC 246-945.
University of Washington eliminates duplicative operational and procedural information in permanent rules effective through WSR 26-12-052.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife emergency rule moves the 20-fathom bottomfish depth restriction line in Marine Areas 3 and 4 west of Bonilla-Tatoosh to place Duntze and Duncan rocks shoreward of the restriction.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife emergency rules restore Wind River salmon and steelhead regulations to permanent status.
Washington Health Care Authority amended medical respite program rules to exclude post-hospitalization housing and clarify the six-month service cap applies per rolling 12-month period, effective per CMS guidance.
Washington Department of Social and Health Services proposes rules establishing the health-related social needs program under WAC 388-106H, covering eligibility, service scope, and provider qualifications for rent/temporary housing, nutritional supp…
Washington Department of Financial Institutions publishes semi-annual agenda of rules under development to inform small businesses of upcoming regulatory changes.
Washington Department of Health proposes rule changes for dietitian compact practice privilege fees and renewal cycles under SHB 2088 to align late renewal, duplicate license, and verification fees with compact standards.
Department of Licensing gains authority to deny, cancel, or refuse renewal of confidential and undercover license plates based on conduct of government units and officials.
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