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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WA Senate EDU - Public Hearing
(March 27, 2019) - HB 1095
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- Washington State Senate Early Learning and K-12 Education Committee (WA Senate EDU)
The Senate Early Learning and K-12 Education Committee hosted a public hearing on HB 1095, “Concerning the administration of marijuana to students for medical purposes,” on Wednesday March 27th.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(February 27, 2019) - Summary
The Board’s concerns about the agency’s legislative program were heard + contentious enforcement and compliance reform bills SHB 1237 and SSB 5318 are moving.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(February 6, 2019) - Summary
Agency leadership shared a lengthy legislative update and tales from the North American Cannabis Summit.
WSLCB - Cannabis Advisory Council
(January 16, 2019) - Summary
After updates on rulemaking and legislation, the Cannabis Advisory Council hosted a lively and wide-ranging discussion about how WSLCB can help the market.
WA Governor - Engagement - Washington State Cannabis Summit
(January 4, 2019) - Summary
The governor's pardon program expedites the process of applying for and receiving clemency for a limited class of misdemeanor possession convictions.
WSLCB - Special Board Caucus
(January 2, 2019) - Summary
The board interim policies are back, a rulemaking petition was denied, and details on the agency's Spokane trip.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(November 14, 2018) - Summary
Regulators prepare for changes to medical cannabis, lab oversight, and canopy - plus WSDA signals increased commitment to cannabis!
WSLCB - Marijuana Infused Edibles Update
(October 31, 2018)
Public records reveal a flurry of WSLCB activity on MIEs at the end of August, coincident with the departure of the cannabis rules coordinator.
WSLCB - Board Caucus
(August 7, 2018) - Summary
Board members prepared to open rulemaking on cannabis testing requirements and medical products, and will hire a staffer to update licensee demographic information.