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HB 1737 Details

Legal Title AN ACT Relating to affording federally approved apprenticeship programs operated by tribal governments the same rights and responsibilities as other apprenticeship programs in the skilled and trained workforce standards for high hazard facilities;
Bill Description Concerning federally approved apprenticeship programs operated by tribal governments.

Details

Date Introduced 01/30/2025
Originating Chamber House
Biennium 2025-26
Total Campaign Dollars Backing Bill $4,059,360.00

Bill Topics

TRIBES AND TRIBAL MEMBERS
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Sponsors

Representative Schmidt (Primary)
Representative Paul
Representative Timmons
Representative Griffey
Representative Klicker
Representative Volz
Representative Low
Representative Rule
Representative Shavers
Representative Kloba
Representative Reed
Representative Zahn
Representative Nance
Representative Pollet

Committee Hearings

HB 1737 Bill Timeline

Go to HB 1737 at leg.wa.gov
Building Momentum
01/12/2026
By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
01/30/2025
First reading, referred to Labor & Workplace Standards.

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