House Seeks Conference With Senate on Washington State Privacy Bill
Washington state representatives refused to back down Tuesday after senators refused to accept House amendments to the proposed Washington Privacy Act (SB-6281) Monday. The House appointed Innovation, Technology and Economic Development Committee Chairman Zack Hudgins (D) and Reps. Drew Hansen…
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(D) and Jeremie Dufault (R) to a House-Senate conference committee. Accepting conference, the Senate appointed bill sponsor and Environment, Energy and Technology Committee Chairman Reuven Carlyle (D), Democratic Deputy Leader Manka Dhingra and Republican Whip Ann Rivers. Lawmakers must work out differences on enforcement, facial recognition and other issues before legislative session ends Thursday (see 2003090051).