Washington HB2059 mandates private entities receiving state grants to disclose employee and board member information, political contributions.

Washington HB2059 requires private entities that receive state grants to publicly disclose specific information. This includes the names and wages of all employees, the names of board members, political contributions made in the past four election cycles, the names of any lobbyists employed or contracted, and an accounting of how the grant money was spent. This disclosure must be made within five business days of receiving the grant and can be done via the entity's website or other publicly accessible means.

Washington HB2059 mandates private entities receiving state grants to disclose employee and board member information, political contributions.

Washington HB2059 requires private entities that receive state grants to publicly disclose specific information. This includes the names and wages of all employees, the names of board members, political contributions made in the past four election cycles, the names of any lobbyists employed or contracted, and an accounting of how the grant money was spent. This disclosure must be made within five business days of receiving the grant and can be done via the entity's website or other publicly accessible means.