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The proposed substitute removes the exemption to the seven‑day waiting period in circumstances in which a patient is experiencing \"irremediable pain or suffering,\" adds licensed marriage and family therapists to the list of professionals who may provide counseling consultations to determine competency and whether a patient is suffering from a psychological disorder or depression that could impair judgment, and makes technical edits including a missing cross‑reference and updating the statutory name for the advanced registered nurse practitioner profession. The summary language in the committee record also notes a clarification about the supervisory prohibition applying where one provider is a physician's assistant.

\"This removes the exemption to the 7 day waiting period in circumstances in which the patient is experiencing irremediable pain or suffering,\" said a staff member summarizing the substitute during the committee hearing. The staff member also described the counseling‑provider addition and the technical cross‑reference changes.

Committee members did not propose further amendments on the floor of the committee after the substitute was presented. After roll call the clerk stated: \"By your vote, substitute House Bill 1509 is reported out of committee with a due pass recommendation.\" The committee record lists the votes individually.

Votes at a glance: Bergquist (aye); Cortez (aye); Birnbaum (aye); Dent (aye); Goodman (aye); Hill (aye); Ortiz Self (aye); Taylor (aye); Eslic (no, do not pass); Penner (no, do not pass); Burnett (nay without recommendation).

The committee record does not list a floor mover or second by name for the motion to report the substitute; the motion was entered and the clerk proceeded to a roll call vote. The transcript does not include the bill's effective date or cross‑references beyond the technical fix noted by staff.

Committee members focused the discussion on the text of the substitute; there was no extended debate on policy intent recorded in the committee transcript provided. The substitute and the committee vote send the bill forward in the legislative process for further consideration.

Less critical procedural details: the committee recessed for caucus earlier in the session and returned to complete votes; any further amendments required to be posted to the legislative amendment portal by the deadline noted at the committee's adjournment.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","House Early Learning & Human Services - 2/18/2025 1:30 PM","oneSentenceSummary","The Human Services, Youth & Early Learning Committee reported substitute House Bill 1509 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation after the committee reviewed changes to the seven‑day waiting period and the list of counselors who may provide competency consultations.","taxTitle","Human Services, Youth, & Early Learning, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington","taxId",20264,"location","Washington","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6325477,"Committee reports substitute House Bill 1815 to remove juvenile facilities from \"prison riot\" offense and allow vacatur/resentencing",354,3629000,3983000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2333150-73f2049a5f25aabd07d016823e2b7010&start=3629&end=3983","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2333150-73f2049a5f25aabd07d016823e2b7010/thumbnail_3629000.jpg","/articles/6325477/Washington/Committee-reports-substitute-House-Bill-1815-to-remove-juvenile-facilities-from-prison-riot-offense-and-allow-vacaturresentencing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6325477-fdef957c6e2730b5aa00687e468676eb/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141358&Signature=k3EAUi9lIItEQgLD5M~~dB6V1m5zSZiuDOPQm41qmBoAuCzH4LCyHHLgYIQ13Wf7xOanPHbcBmwiSiWL~XHNaBSyIiqLOVbLy4~O0fAL9qZBVa0JYr0BdE7djijoqJEjz5OkE~rj5aN1XGKZslAjPZSfMEnN0WAxqPOOK52EGxfu2Q45jev3VWhHm~bweVz1GhSOQD5i0c7Zp4J5aqVCh8j0cshYbZzHXrPOBo7TITYXQioUniD22TOvyujgbnKK-Sh~k93pgpjyGKtfqtmdyKX3wRKig92-hnbLXYB-iDBf0D4e1gPrAYhL6YuqcwV2evyESixPc2cCzzxrjE3omA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Human Services, Youth & Early Learning Committee reported substitute House Bill 1815 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation after members discussed removing state institutions and county juvenile detention facilities from the statutory definition of \"correctional facility\" for the purpose of charging the so‑called prison riot offense.

Representative Goodman, speaking for the substitute, said the change responds to what she described as \"excessive and even arbitrary use of the prison riot charge in one county recently, more than 200 cases,\" and that applying the charge to youths in rehabilitative juvenile facilities \"is not appropriate for juveniles who are showing much promise in the rehabilitative setting.\" The substitute also provides a mechanism to vacate convictions and seek resentencing for affected youth.

Representative Burnett said he would vote yes and urged accountability and programmatic reform in how juvenile facilities have been run; Representative Dent said he remained at a no vote and wanted to continue work on the bill before supporting it.

The clerk called the roll. Votes at a glance: Bergquist (aye); Cortez (aye); Eslic (aye); Burnett (aye); Birnbaum (aye); Dent (no, nay without recommendation); Goodman (aye); Hill (aye); Ortiz Self (aye); Penner (aye); Taylor (aye). The clerk announced the tally as 10 aye and 1 nay without recommendation.

Committee members said the substitute aims to prevent prosecutorial overreach in some counties and to protect rehabilitative prospects for youth; the transcript records public testimony from JR residents at an earlier hearing the committee chair referenced as influential to members' views.

The substitute was reported out of committee and will proceed in the legislative process. The transcript does not include specific statutory citations for the vacatur or resentencing process; the substitute language and subsequent steps will determine implementation timelines and eligibility criteria.","The committee voted to report substitute House Bill 1815 out of committee after members debated removing juvenile and county detention facilities from the definition of correctional facility for the purpose of charging the prison riot offense; the measure passed 10‑yes, 1‑no in committee.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6325482,"Substitute House Bill 1660 cleared by committee after sponsor narrows data requests and incorporates department changes",200,3412000,3612000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2333150-73f2049a5f25aabd07d016823e2b7010&start=3412&end=3612","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2333150-73f2049a5f25aabd07d016823e2b7010/thumbnail_3412000.jpg","/articles/6325482/Washington/Substitute-House-Bill-1660-cleared-by-committee-after-sponsor-narrows-data-requests-and-incorporates-department-changes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6325482-beef0dc81077aa2b1893d3d2e3c20be6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141358&Signature=V6mehAHsVVeFuUKEiDFtMVYSKJ3JPU5Lk8R5r5zpyXfOGMuN~-EV7ybS2Eqs1GSMMj6jzVBbVKesKXLViNcT9dl9RfavyusaIRSkyaQ6BFFaMFwFoUkilnWuyUoz0ozYQ8bQsc1-m68Cp8RgRRjskihu5rEiDwrMqEK1ovtm9qPVxZO7X-l12sPLpqEtEGL-Up5-TPdlYDGgEdmRBxD0Xmj~FsFcOmxKda53yVBMWqY9wxDkpE8H-7dDx~nkln9lcV~P5FlVLJbPGfsF345Nrkg4gzj6qDoQTm~njnvQRtqYBqjr6fzJsB1-3XS5bwY4tsmtDIXB31DirYPlEMLiLg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Human Services, Youth & Early Learning Committee reported substitute House Bill 1660 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation. The committee clerk recorded the vote as nine aye and two nay without recommendation.

Representative Ortiz Self said the substitute \"incorporates the changes that the department wanted into the bill\" and removed requests for certain data that would be expensive to compile, which she said would reduce the bill's fiscal impact and still allow the department to provide the needed desegregated information to address disparities in the child welfare system.

Ranking member Nesluch and other members expressed divided views; Representative Dent spoke in favor and said he hoped the bill would produce information and direction to reduce disparities. The transcript records that some members believe additional data helps make better decisions, while others supported removing high‑cost data elements to protect the budget.

The motion to report the substitute was moved by Vice Chair Cortez and the clerk called a roll; the transcript shows two members recorded as \"nay without recommendation\" (Burnett and Penner) and the clerk announced the tally as nine aye, two nay without recommendation.

Votes at a glance: Bergquist (aye); Cortez (aye); Eslic (aye); Burnett (nay without recommendation); Birnbaum (aye); Dent (aye); Goodman (aye); Hill (aye); Ortiz Self (aye); Penner (nay without recommendation); Taylor (aye).

Committee discussion emphasized balancing the need for desegregated data to address disparities with the fiscal cost of collecting certain datasets. The substitute directs the department to provide the information it can and removes expensive data requests from statutory mandate, according to comments recorded in committee.","The committee reported substitute House Bill 1660 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation after the substitute incorporated department language and removed costly data requests; the final recorded vote was 9‑yes, 2‑no (two recorded as \"nay without recommendation\").",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6325487,"Committee backs substitute for House Bill 1648 to transition family reconciliation program to community‑based model",656,2740000,3396000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2333150-73f2049a5f25aabd07d016823e2b7010&start=2740&end=3396","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2333150-73f2049a5f25aabd07d016823e2b7010/thumbnail_2740000.jpg","/articles/6325487/Washington/Committee-backs-substitute-for-House-Bill-1648-to-transition-family-reconciliation-program-to-communitybased-model","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6325487-db4979756845c586b86396b4e8112873/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141358&Signature=ejaQgorfBYFiYqiH6vd5cJPHddgu8-QCQCDjAVtfBVdjmkCvFrp2wtEmDSHonyeEb0OxZ0PLdcpz0MeIxJz3EjRBwnf9Se01ki9DckQlhuWHFnSv9MOgoY8NtV4l77fqRNwRHbBp0~fEB7xUlvMHoJ3wL5IgtsHbdsgb0zPUOdf2s8Hqw6enLZ9KvK2UiC-QK3yBrukiNMQMetq0tkrbvSw5IV06x09B19oYwkr36Pyn09lD9utvB6TDUoK2QJHcBTmJpeOK0GG2N4cGYpxFjMYgNB1P3nI8EdZKTUHV7CgMPD2bZQMGApIAodR82Mhhl9~YNLIa16mAmYKzjRVU4g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Human Services, Youth & Early Learning Committee voted to report substitute House Bill 1648 out of committee with a due‑pass recommendation; the clerk recorded the vote as 11 aye, 0 nay.

Representative Taylor urged support for the bill, saying it would move the family reconciliation program from a state‑run model to a community‑based model \"that can more easily meet the needs of individuals and their family\" and would allow a phased, fiscally responsible implementation. \"These are young people who are in dire family conflict and they need services that meet their specific needs,\" Taylor said.

Ranking member Esselk (recorded in the transcript as raising objections) and others told the committee they opposed the transfer because of concerns about where reconciliations would occur and about keeping services within DCYF offices. \"Our social workers were in my office this week and they said, we don't want this to move from our DCYF offices. We like having them here,\" Esselk said, adding that some members prefer family support centers as the nonconfrontational local venue for reconciliations.

Representative Dent and others said they saw positive elements in the sub and committed to working on fiscal issues before the bill moves across the floor.

The motion to report the substitute was made by Vice Chair Cortez and the clerk called the roll for a recorded vote. The transcript does not record a floor second by name; the committee proceeded to a roll call.

Votes at a glance: Bergquist (aye); Cortez (aye); Eslic (aye); Burnett (aye); Birnbaum (aye); Denn (aye); Goodman (aye); Hill (aye); Ortiz Self (aye); Penner (aye); Taylor (aye).

Committee members emphasized the need to ensure the department meets earlier training and outreach commitments so community providers can access training and move to higher quality levels. The substitute requires the department to convene a stakeholder group to plan outreach and training, according to committee remarks.

The substitute now moves forward in the legislative process for additional steps outside the committee record.","Committee reported substitute House Bill 1648 out of committee with a unanimous recorded vote after proponents said the bill would transition family reconciliation services from a state‑run model to community providers, while opponents raised concerns about funding and training.","actionData","errors"]

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