HB1219 allows the interbranch advisory committee to set its own meeting schedule and discuss mutual concerns between branches.

HB1219 creates a new section in chapter 2.76 RCW, giving the interbranch advisory committee the authority to set its own meeting schedule. The committee is tasked with discussing issues of mutual concern between the branches, including funding legislative mandates, access to justice initiatives, local concerns, courthouse security, and court technology infrastructure. Staff support for the committee will be provided by the administrative office of the courts. The bill also repeals previous acts related to recommendations to the legislature and expiration dates.

HB1219 allows the interbranch advisory committee to set its own meeting schedule and discuss mutual concerns between branches.

HB1219 creates a new section in chapter 2.76 RCW, giving the interbranch advisory committee the authority to set its own meeting schedule. The committee is tasked with discussing issues of mutual concern between the branches, including funding legislative mandates, access to justice initiatives, local concerns, courthouse security, and court technology infrastructure. Staff support for the committee will be provided by the administrative office of the courts. The bill also repeals previous acts related to recommendations to the legislature and expiration dates.