When Washington became a state in 1889, the state constitution codified the Washington State Office of the Attorney General (WA OAG) as part of the executive branch. The Attorney General's Office is now the state’s largest law firm, encompassing 28 divisions with over 600 attorneys and 650 professional staff charged with representing over 230 state agencies, boards, and commissions.
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Observations
DOH - Public Hearing
(September 17, 2019) - Summary
A sparsely attended hearing provided an opportunity to learn more about the department’s Medical Marijuana Program, the patient registry, and upcoming rulemaking.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(September 4, 2019) - Summary
The Board denied a petition for rulemaking from a transporter and reacted to federal warnings about correlated health impacts attributed to vaping.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(August 7, 2019) - Summary
Agency leadership discussed the Regulators Roundtable, progress on restructuring the Enforcement Division, and preparations for the legislative session.
The Week Ahead
(August 5, 2019)
The WSLCB planned a busy week of meetings following the signing of a constrained contract amendment with MJ Freeway.
WSLCB - Board Caucus
(June 25, 2019) - Summary
Packaging and labeling changes are revving up again, agency legislative priorities for the next session are becoming more clear, plus an overall rulemaking update.
WSLCB - Board Caucus
(June 11, 2019) - Summary
The Board prepared to adopt a new interim policy on cannabinoid additives, discussed Cannabis 2.0, and reacted to Seattle Hempfest’s lawsuit.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(May 1, 2019) - Summary
One chapter of retail licensing closes, and a new chapter including social equity provisions may be written.
WSLCB - Board Caucus
(April 30, 2019) - Summary
The Board reviewed the Tribal Advisory Council meeting and considered three new petitions for rulemaking.
WSLCB - Tribal Advisory Council
(April 24, 2019) - Summary
20 tribal delegations met with the WSLCB, DOH, and OAG to discuss cannabis law, rule, and sovereign government-to-government compacts.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(April 3, 2019) - Summary
Cannabis trade name signs may not be allowed at Seattle HEMPFEST but rulemaking process at WSLCB is improving.