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House of Representatives > Hailey > Bill Sponsorship

Representative Steve Hailey

Biennium:

Prime Sponsored Bills

Bill Number	Brief Description
HB 1938	Concerning the relinquishment of a water right. Fiscal Note
HB 2861	Regarding dangerous dogs.
HB 2867	Modifying provisions related to the distribution of tax proceeds from thermal electric generating facilities.
HR 4651	Recognizing Lieutenant Colonel Bruce P. Crandall.

Secondary Sponsored Bills

Bill Number	Brief Description
HB 1122	Improving forest health on state trust lands by continuing the use of contract harvesting for silvicultural treatments. Fiscal Note
HB 1123	Clarifying the authority of the department of natural resources with respect to certain aquatic lands. Fiscal Note
HB 1146	Increasing the amount of money available to pay wildlife damage claims. Fiscal Note
HB 1147	Concerning damage to livestock. Fiscal Note
HB 1170	Limiting property tax increases to one percent by reenacting the provisions of Initiative Measure No. 747.
HB 1173	Prioritizing funding for special category C projects.
HB 1292	Establishing the eastern Washington state veterans' cemetery. Fiscal Note
HB 1305	Repealing the statutes regulating food lockers. Fiscal Note
HB 1308	Creating a real estate excise tax exemption for homes sold by active duty military members as a result of military relocation orders. Fiscal Note
HB 1310	Enforcing animal health laws. Fiscal Note
HB 1311	Continuing the small farm direct marketing assistance program. Fiscal Note
HB 1420	Modifying provisions on primary election ballots. Fiscal Note
HB 1443	Creating a public utility tax deduction for the transportation of agricultural commodities. Fiscal Note
HB 1482	Retaining the distribution of city hardship assistance program funds to cities and towns for street maintenance. Fiscal Note
HB 1484	Restricting correctional facilities on the grounds of a state hospital. Fiscal Note
HB 1543	Authorizing the use of local retail taxes to finance economic development officers. (REVISED FOR PASSED LEGISLATURE: Authorizing the use of local retail taxes to finance economic development offices.)
HB 1567	Providing that transportation accounts receive one hundred percent of their proportionate share of earnings. Fiscal Note
HB 1587	Providing a business and occupation tax rate for custom farming services.
HB 1606	Concerning animal trapping.
HB 1652	Establishing the wildfire prevention and protection work group.
HB 1757	Providing sales and use tax relief for farm machinery and equipment.
HB 1790	Providing for the distribution of funds used for jobs, economic development, and local capital projects. Revised for 1st Substitute: Concerning funding for jobs, economic development, and local capital projects. Fiscal Note
HB 1884	Modifying estate tax provisions to provide an exemption for certain property held by family-owned businesses. Fiscal Note
HB 1888	Regarding Brassica seed production. Fiscal Note
HB 1899	Extending the expiration date for the tax deduction for certain businesses impacted by the ban on American beef products. Fiscal Note
HB 1901	Concerning the sales and use taxation of repairs to farm machinery and equipment. Fiscal Note
HB 1902	Concerning the sales and use taxation of repairs to farm machinery and equipment. Fiscal Note
HB 1944	Modifying provisions concerning excise tax exemptions for the handling and processing of livestock manure.
HB 1954	Revising methamphetamine provisions.
HB 1974	Limiting special sex offender sentencing alternatives to the immediate victim's family members.
HB 1984	Enacting the right to farm act.
HB 1985	Defining "crop rotation" for the purposes of RCW 90.14.140(1)(k). Fiscal Note
HB 1987	Exempting property owners from injury caused to another person as a result of metal theft.
HB 2036	Protecting sport shooting ranges.
HB 2040	Providing sales and use tax exemptions for the processing of meat products for human consumption.
HB 2042	Regarding public access to negotiations and records concerning public employee representatives.
HB 2065	Prioritizing tuition waivers for war veterans. Fiscal Note
HB 2068	Limiting the power of eminent domain.
HB 2077	Providing greater accountability for growth management hearings boards.
HB 2078	Encouraging agricultural activities in counties and cities planning under the growth management act.
HB 2084	Improving state supervision of felony offenders in the community.
HB 2115	Creating the heritage barn preservation program. Fiscal Note
HB 2117	Limiting property tax increases to one percent by reenacting the provisions of Initiative Measure No. 747. Fiscal Note
HB 2186	Providing the department of natural resources with more consistent enforcement authority for protection against mining without a permit.
HB 2187	Improving safety conditions in state hospitals. Fiscal Note
HB 2196	Increasing state contracts with businesses owned by veterans with disabilities.
HB 2199	Enacting the Washington health opportunity act of 2007.
HB 2210	Increasing state contracts with veteran-owned businesses. Fiscal Note
HB 2215	Increasing penalties for gang-related offenses.
HB 2218	Protecting the rights of former owners in real property that has been acquired through eminent domain.
HB 2223	Requiring the state auditor to identify and review new programs. Fiscal Note
HB 2229	Allowing hydropower to be included as a renewable energy resource for the purposes of the energy independence act.
HB 2237	Creating the transportation project contingency account.
HB 2270	Eliminating tax, interest, and penalty provisions for land valued under the open space program.
HB 2308	Making residential burglary a crime against persons.
HB 2329	Increasing hunting opportunities during legal holidays.
HB 2376	Concerning a business and occupation tax credit for certain mental health services.
HB 2377	Improving state supervision of felony offenders in the community.
HB 2403	Limiting property tax increases to one percent by reenacting the provisions of Initiative Measure No. 747.
HB 2413	Creating the full light of day act.
HB 2415	Improving the resources and tools community corrections officers and law enforcement need to perform their duties protecting the public.
HB 2416	Reinstating the one percent property tax limit factor adopted by the voters under Initiative Measure No. 747.
HB 2418	Requiring voter approval to use banked property tax levy capacity.
HB 2419	Providing a state property tax rebate.
HB 2432	Creating the food animal veterinarian conditional scholarship program. Fiscal Note
HB 2439	Requiring the governing authorities of facilities where convicted sex offenders are confined to determine the offender's immigration status and to release offenders subject to deportation into the custody of federal authorities or at a federal facility used to house persons awaiting deportation. Fiscal Note
HB 2440	Requiring the electronic monitoring of all registered sex offenders who are classified as risk level III, have registered as homeless or transient, or have a prior conviction for failure to register as a sex offender.
HB 2441	Requiring law enforcement agencies to enter into assistance compacts with the federal department of homeland security to help enforce immigration laws as they pertain to certain sex offenders who have been classified as risk level III, have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor victim, or have a prior conviction for failure to register as a sex offender.
HB 2442	Improving sex offender community notification by disclosing to the public at large information regarding level I and II sex offenders who have a conviction for failure to register as a sex offender and adding in