Requiring a demonstration of support before a legislative bill is filed.
First reading, referred to State Government & Tribal Relations.
Summary
The bill obligates any Washington state legislator to gather at least 1,000 signatures from registered voters supporting a proposed bill before it can be filed with the office of the code reviser. It also creates a civil‑penalty framework and a citizen‑suit provision for violations involving illegal special‑influence payments. The goal is to limit low‑support or duplicate bills and curb undue influence on the legislative process.
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