Establishes the Washington false claims act to combat fraudulent claims against the state.
The Washington false claims act allows individuals to bring civil actions on behalf of the state for false or fraudulent claims. The act defines key terms and outlines procedures for qui tam actions, including relator rights and duties, attorney general authority, and civil investigative demands. It also specifies penalties for violations, whistleblower relief, and reporting requirements for the attorney general. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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