Wash. Admin. Code § 1-06-030 - Description of central and field organization
(1) The committee consists of eleven members.
The committee employs a code reviser, who serves as its secretary, employs
necessary staff for the office of the code reviser, and manages the daily
operations of the office of the code reviser.
(2) Among the primary responsibilities of the
agency is the duty to periodically codify, index, and publish the
Revised Code of Washington and to revise, correct, and
harmonize the statutes by means of administrative or suggested legislative
action as may be appropriate. The agency is also the official bill drafting arm
of the legislature and its various committees, and prepares for the legislature
all bills, memorials, resolutions, amendments, and conference reports, which
activities are pursued on a nonpartisan, professional, lawyer-client,
confidential basis under
RCW
1.08.027. The agency also produces the
legislative digest and history of bills. Immediately following each session of
the legislature, the committee indexes and publishes the session laws. The
committee administers chapter 34.05 RCW, the Administrative Procedure Act,
serving as official repository for the rules of the various state agencies and
the institutions of higher education, and creating and publishing the
Washington Administrative Code and the Washington
State Register.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 1.08.110, 34.05.385, 1.08.001, and Executive Order 97-2. 06-16-019, § 1-06-030, filed 7/24/06, effective 8/24/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 1.08.110, 34.05.356, 34.05.385, and 34.08.030. 00-18-001, § 1-06-030, filed 8/23/00, effective 12/31/00; Order 8, § 1-06-030, filed 9/25/74, effective 10/25/74.
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