SJR 8208 Enshrining the right to hunt and fish in the state Constitution

[TriggerMike]

Anyone know when the Rules committee is supposed to review/make a decision on this?

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[Humptulips]

Anyone know when the Rules committee is supposed to review/make a decision on this?

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It has to be passed in the Senate by tomorrow, the 13th or it is dead.

[TriggerMike]

Anyone know when the Rules committee is supposed to review/make a decision on this?

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It has to be passed in the Senate by tomorrow, the 13th or it is dead.

So if it's not already scheduled for a floor vote then it's effectively dead?

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[Humptulips]

Looks like it is toast fellas. Try again next year?

[hughjorgan]

Looks like it is toast fellas. Try again next year?

What’s your source?

[cryptyycc]

SJR 8208 was passed to the rules committee, and has been ruled in the "X" Files in the senate.

Definition taken from a PDF document on https://publicsitetest.leg.wa.gov/LIC/Documents/CalendarsAgendasSchedules/Understanding_Legislative_Calendars.pdf
The X-Files Calendars
The House and Senate both produce an X-Files calendar. This is a list of bills which the
Rules Committee members agree will not be sent to the floor of the House or the
Senate for further consideration.

Seems like this bill is dead...

[hughjorgan]

SJR 8208 was passed to the rules committee, and has been ruled in the "X" Files in the senate.

Definition taken from a PDF document on https://publicsitetest.leg.wa.gov/LIC/Documents/CalendarsAgendasSchedules/Understanding_Legislative_Calendars.pdf
The X-Files Calendars
The House and Senate both produce an X-Files calendar. This is a list of bills which the
Rules Committee members agree will not be sent to the floor of the House or the
Senate for further consideration.

Seems like this bill is dead...

Thanks for the update

[TriggerMike]

Email the senators who sponsored it showing you still support it and then again after the election in November and if they're still holding the same office they will reintroduce it. It's very common for bills to take a couple years to move through the legislature. An off year from the presidential election probably has a better chance to pass the citizen vote anyway. Diehard liberals love turning out to vote against Trump.