April 6, 2023
4 de abril de 2023
Next Cutoff: April 12
All remaining bills have now passed out of fiscal and transportation committees, and the next bill cutoff date is for bills to pass out of both chambers by Wednesday, April 12. Now is a good time to contact your legislators and let them know which bills are priorities for Catholics. You may find your district, state legislators, and their contact information here. Thank you for your advocacy!
Fin del periodo legislativo: 23 de abril
Hoy vence el plazo para que los proyectos de leyes sean aprobados por el comité fiscal y de transporte. Todos los proyectos de leyes deben ahora ser aprobados por la cámara opuesta o conciliados al final del periodo el 23 de abril. Lea más abajo para conocer las últimas novedades sobre los proyectos de leyes.
ACTION ALERT: Urge the House to Amend SB 5280 and Protect the Clergy-Penitent Privilege
If you have not done so already, please use our Action Alert to urge your representatives to amend Senate Bill 5280 (SB 5280) and protect the clergy-penitent privilege and the seal of the confession. The House is expected to vote on this bill soon. Caring for children and vulnerable populations is a priority of the Catholic Church. In response to the abuse crisis, the Catholic Church has engaged in reform, implemented new policies, and is dedicated to accountability and caring for those who have been harmed. SB 5280 would require clergy to be mandatory reporters of child abuse or neglect. Catholic priests are already mandatory reporters in our Church. The WSCC supports this aspect of the bill with one exception – when information is obtained solely during the sacrament of reconciliation. The seal of the confessional is sacred, and it is a violation of canon law for a priest to reveal what has been confessed during the sacrament of reconciliation. Revealing information confessed during reconciliation results in excommunication, whereby a priest would be forbidden to celebrate or receive sacraments. To learn more about SB 5280, the church’s work to prevent abuse and restore victims, the bishops’ support of mandatory reporting outside the confessional, and the sacrament of reconciliation, please see our Action Alert. Bishop Frank Schuster also asks for your help in amending this bill in this video. A closed caption option to view Spanish subtitles is available.
Urja a la Cámara de Representantes a enmendar el SB 5280 y preservar el privilegio clero-penitente
Utilice nuestra Alerta de Acción para urgir a sus representantes a enmendar el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 5280 (SB 5280) y preservar el privilegio clero-penitente y el secreto de la Confesión. Se espera que la Cámara de Representantes vote sobre este proyecto próximamente. El cuidado de los niños y personas vulnerables es una prioridad de la Iglesia Católica. En respuesta a la crisis de abuso, la Iglesia Católica ha emprendido una reforma, implementado nuevas políticas y se compromete a tomar responsabilidad y cuidar de las personas que fueron dañadas. El SB 5280 establecería que el clero sea informante obligatorio de abuso de niños o negligencia. Los sacerdotes católicos ya son informantes obligados en nuestra Iglesia. La WSCC apoya este aspecto del proyecto de ley con una excepción: cuando la información es obtenida durante el Sacramento de la Reconciliación. El secreto de la Confesión es sagrado y es una violación del código canónico que un sacerdote revele lo que fue confesado durante el Sacramento de la Reconciliación. Revelar información que ha sido confesada durante la Reconciliación resulta en la excomunión, por la cual el sacerdote es excomulgado, lo cual significa que no puede celebrar ni recibir los sacramentos. Para conocer más acerca del SB 5280, sobre el trabajo que realiza la Iglesia para prevenir el abuso y sanar a las víctimas, por favor vea nuestra Alerta de Acción. Los obispos apoyan el reporte obligatorio fuera del confesionario y del Sacramento de la Confesión. El Obispo Frank Schuster también solicita su ayuda para lograr la enmienda de este proyecto en este video. Puede ver el video con subtitulado en español.
ACTION ALERT: Sign in “Con” for State Sale and Administration of Abortion Medication
Sign in “con” for Senate Bill 5768 (SB 5768), which would authorize the Department of Corrections to act as a pharmacy or wholesale distributor of abortion medication for any individual. Please sign in prior to 11:30 am on Wednesday, April 10. SB 5768 is scheduled for a hearing in the Senate Committee on Ways and Means one hour later. A pending case in Texas could result in the restriction of the distribution of mifepristone, an abortion drug. Consequently, this week Governor Jay Inslee announced a plan to purchase a three-year supply of mifepristone and authorize the Department of Corrections to administer the stockpile of the abortion medication. SB 5768 creates this authorization and will allow the department to acquire, receive, possess, sell, resell, deliver, dispense, distribute, and engage in any activity constituting the practice of pharmacy or wholesale distribution of abortion medication. In line with the bishops’ legislative priorities to respect the dignity of life and protect the pre-born, the WSCC opposes SB 5768.
WSCC Priorities Before the Senate
Urge Your Senator to Pass These Bills
The following bills are eligible to be voted on by the full Senate. Contact your state senator and urge him or her to pass the following bills: HB 1047, HB 1177, HB 1181, and HB 1324. Detailed descriptions of these bills are below. Identify your senator and obtain contact information here.
Good News! Bill Updates
Voting Rights Act Passes Legislature
On April 5, the Senate passed House Bill 1048 (HB 1048), which would enhance the Washington Voting Rights Act (WVRA). Following signatures by the House Speaker and Senate President, the bill will be ready to be signed into law by Governor Inslee. The WVRA was passed in 2018 to expand access to fair and effective representation for historically marginalized and underrepresented communities. HB 1048 would improve the WVRA by refining language of who may recover costs incurred conducting research on alleged violations of the WVRA, allowing organizations and coalitions to file WVRA violations, permitting tribes to file WVRA claims, allowing the number of county commissioners to be increased to remedy violations related to tribal status, and establishing that state and local laws be construed in favor of protecting the right to vote. In line with the bishops’ racial justice legislative priority, the WSCC supports HB 1048.
HB 1048: Mejora del Acta de derechos a vota
El Proyecto de Ley de la Cámara de Representantes 1048 (HB 1048) mejoraría el Acta de derecho al voto (Voting Rights Act o WVRA). La WVRA se aprobó en 2018 para ampliar el acceso a una representación justa y efectiva de las comunidades históricamente marginadas y subrepresentadas. El HB 1048 mejoraría el Acta WVRA haciendo más exacto el lenguaje que define quién puede recuperar los costos en los que se incurre al realizar investigaciones sobre supuestas violaciones del Acta WVRA. Asimismo, permitirían que las organizaciones y coaliciones presenten denuncias de violaciones del WVRA; que las tribus presenten denuncias sobre el WVRA; que la cantidad de comisionados del condado aumente para remediar las violaciones relacionadas con el estatus tribal; y establecería que las leyes estatales y locales se interpreten a favor de la protección del derecho al voto. En línea con la prioridad legislativa de justicia racial de los obispos, el WSCC apoya el HB 1048.
HB 1047: Toxics Free Cosmetics Act
The Toxics Free Cosmetics Act, House Bill 1047 (HB 1047), addresses the fact that many personal care items and cosmetics contain chemicals that are unregulated, and are linked to cancer and developmental and reproductive harm. In addition to harming individuals, unregulated chemicals also pollute the environment during manufacturing and after disposal. The Toxics Free Cosmetics Act would ban certain hazardous chemicals in cosmetics, include hazard assessments of substitute chemicals, and provide incentives for small businesses to make safer cosmetics. In line with the bishops’ legislative priority of caring for God’s creation, the WSCC supports the Toxics Free Cosmetics Act.
HB 1324: Restorative Justice and Juvenile Offenses
House Bill 1324 (HB 1324) supports restorative justice and those with juvenile offenses. Currently, prior juvenile offenses will add points to an adult’s sentencing calculation for a separate crime. This practice unfairly punishes individuals twice for offenses committed as a juvenile, when one’s decision-making capacity and impulse control are still developing. In line with the bishops’ restorative justice legislative priority, the WSCC supports HB 1324.
HB 1324: Justicia Restaurativa y delincuencia juvenil
El Proyecto de Ley 1324 (HB 1324) apoya la justicia restaurativa y a los que cometieron delitos juveniles en el pasado. Actualmente, los delitos juveniles suman puntos en el cálculo de la sentencia de un adulto por un crimen no relacionado. Esta práctica injustamente impone un doble castigo por los delitos cometidos en la etapa juvenil, durante la cual la capacidad de tomar decisiones y de controlar el impulso aún están en desarrollo. En línea con la prioridad de justicia restaurativa de los obispos, la WSCC apoya el HB 1238.
HB 1177: Solving Crimes of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People
Indigenous women experience violence at higher rates than other individuals and are murdered at rates greater than ten times the national average. These crimes are often unsolved or unreported. House Bill 1177 (HB 1177) would create a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People Cold Case Investigation Assistance Unit within the Office of the Attorney General to increase capacity to help indigenous women and people and solve related crimes. In line with the bishops’ legislative priority to respect the dignity of all, the WSCC supports HB 1177.
HB 1329: Prevenga la suspensión de servicios públicos durante temporadas de extremo calor
El Proyecto de Ley de la Cámara de Representantes 1329 (HB 1329) ayudaría a personas de bajos recursos evitando que sufran cortes de servicios (agua, electricidad) debido a la falta de pago durante las temporadas de extremo calor. De acuerdo con la prioridad legislativa de justicia económica de los obispos, la WSCC apoya el HB 1329.
HB 1181: Growth Management Act (GMA) Updates (Care for God’s Creation)
The Growth Management Act (GMA) is a series of laws that was passed in 1990 and requires fast-growing cities and counties to develop a comprehensive plan to manage their population growth. House Bill 1181 (HB 1181) updates the GMA by adding a climate change and resiliency goal and requiring some counties and cities to address adverse impacts of climate change on people, property, and ecological systems and identify ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled. In line with the bishops’ legislative priority of caring for God’s creation, the WSCC supports HB 1181.
Urja a sus representantes a oponerse a los siguientes proyectos de leyes
Opóngase al aumento de cobertura para el aborto
Antes del final del periodo legislativo, la Cámara de Representantes probablemente vote para aumentar la cobertura de salud del aborto, según el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 5242 (SB 5242). Urja a sus representantes del estado a oponerse a este proyecto. Identifique su distrito y a sus representantes y obtenga su información de contacto aquí. El SB 5242 prohibiría que los planes de salud impongan un costo compartido para abortos. Las empresas de seguros imponen un costo compartido para varios procedimientos necesarios y urgentes para salvar vidas; el procedimiento para un aborto no necesita ser exonerado de esta práctica. De acuerdo con la prioridad legislativa de los obispos de respeto por la vida, la WSCC se opone al SB 5242.
Urge Your Representatives to Oppose These Bill
Oppose Increased Health Coverage of Abortion
Before the session ends, the House is likely to vote on increasing health coverage for abortion, Senate Bill 5242 (SB 5242). Urge your state representatives to oppose this bill. Identify your district, representatives, and their contact info here. SB 5242 would prohibit health insurance plans from imposing cost sharing for abortion. Health insurers impose cost sharing for many medically necessary and life-saving procedures; abortion procedures need not be exempted from this practice. In line with the bishops’ legislative priority to respect life, the WSCC opposes SB 5242.
Urja a sus representantes a oponerse a los siguientes proyectos de leyes
Opóngase al aumento de cobertura para el aborto
Antes del final del periodo legislativo, la Cámara de Representantes probablemente vote para aumentar la cobertura de salud del aborto, según el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 5242 (SB 5242). Urja a sus representantes del estado a oponerse a este proyecto. Identifique su distrito y a sus representantes y obtenga su información de contacto aquí. El SB 5242 prohibiría que los planes de salud impongan un costo compartido para abortos. Las empresas de seguros imponen un costo compartido para varios procedimientos necesarios y urgentes para salvar vidas; el procedimiento para un aborto no necesita ser exonerado de esta práctica. De acuerdo con la prioridad legislativa de los obispos de respeto por la vida, la WSCC se opone al SB 5242.
Targeted Action Alert: Senate Rules Committee
Urge Senate Rules Committee Members to Bring These Bills to the Floor for a Vote
If your state senator is a member of the Senate Rules Committee, please contact your senator and urge him or her to pass HB 1260 and HB 1238 out of committee and onto the floor for a vote. Identify your district, senator, and your senator’s contact information here. Senators on the Rules Committee: Rolfes (chair), Robinson (vice chair), Mullet (vice chair, capital), Wilson, L. (ranking member, operating), Gildon (assistant ranking member, operating), Schoesler (ranking member, capital), Rivers (assistant ranking member, capital), Warnick (assistant ranking member, capital), Billig, Boehnke, Braun, Conway, Dhingra, Hasegawa, Hunt, Keiser, Muzzall, Nguyen, Pedersen, Saldaña, Torres, Van De Wege, Wagoner, Wellman. Bill details are below.
Oppose SB 5599 and Protect Youth and Families
Urge your representatives to oppose Senate Bill 5599 (SB 5599) when it comes up for a floor vote. Identify your district, representatives, and their contact info here. Currently, licensed overnight shelters and licensed organizations providing services to homeless or runaway youth must contact a youth’s parents if they know that a child is away from home without parental permission. Exceptions may be made if notifying a parent or legal guardian will subject a minor to abuse or neglect. SB 5599 would further expand exceptions to notifying parents or legal guardians. Namely, if a youth is seeking an abortion or gender-affirming care, parents or legal guardians do not need to be notified. According to Catholic Social Teaching, the family is the most central social institution, and it must be supported and strengthened. SB 5599 undermines families. In line with the bishops’ legislative priorities to protect children and families and respect life, the WSCC opposes SB 5599.
Opóngase al SB 5599 para proteger a la juventud y a las familias
Urja a sus representantes a oponerse al Proyecto de Ley del Senado 5599 (SB 5599) cuando llegue a votación del plenario. Identifique su distrito, sus representantes y obtenga su información de contacto aquí. Actualmente, los albergues para la noche y las organizaciones certificadas que proveen de servicios a las personas sin hogar y a jóvenes que se huyeron de sus hogares deben contactar a los padres de los jóvenes si saben que están lejos del hogar sin consentimiento de los padres. Se pueden hacer excepciones si la notificación a los padres o tutores legales representa un riesgo de abuso o negligencia para el menor. El SB 5599 aumentaría las excepciones de notificación a los padres o tutores legales. De hecho, si una joven está buscando un aborto o un tratamiento para cambio de sexo, los padres o tutores no necesitan ser notificados. De acuerdo con la Enseñanza Social Católica, la familia es la institución social más central y debe ser apoyada y fortalecida. El SB 5599 socava las familias. En línea con las prioridades legislativas de los obispos de proteger a los niños y a las familias y de respeto por la vida, la WSCC se opone al SB 5599.
HB 1238: Free School Meals
House Bill 1238 (HB 1238) would require certain public schools serving grades K-4 to provide breakfast and lunch each school day at no charge to any student who requests these meals. This program would be phased in over the next two upcoming school years. In line with the bishops’ legislative priorities of children and families, economic justice, and education, the WSCC supports HB 1238.
Additional Updates
Legislature Passes Assisted Suicide Bill
Thank you to advocates who used our Action Alert to urge their legislators to oppose the expansion of assisted suicide. Over 950 messages were sent to legislators during the session. Unfortunately, Senate Bill 5179 (SB 5179) passed out of both the Senate and House, and it is expected to be signed into law by Governor Jay Inslee. In 2008 Washington voters approved Initiative 1000, the Physician-Assisted Death Initiative, but only after being assured that certain “safeguards” would be in place. HB 1281 loosens safeguards, increasing access to physician-assisted suicide and accelerating the process. The bill broadens the definition of a “qualified medical provider” who can make a diagnosis and prescribe lethal medication. Two physicians are no longer required to diagnose a patient. HB 1281 also loosens the definition of those who can provide counseling; in lieu of a psychiatrist or psychologist, a social worker, mental health counselor, or psychiatric advanced nurse practitioner may determine if a patient is suffering from a psychiatric or psychological disorder or depression causing impaired judgement. Additionally, this bill shortens the minimum amount of time from 15 days to seven days that a patient is required to wait between making a request and receiving a prescription to terminate his or her life. SB 5179 also permits assisted suicide prescriptions to be delivered via the mail. In accordance with the bishops’ legislative priority to respect life from its beginning to natural end, the WSCC opposes SB 5179.
Noticias adicionales sobre proyectos de leyes
La legislatura aprueba el proyecto de ley de suicidio asistido
Gracias a todos los que abogaron utilizando nuestra Alerta de Acción para urgir a sus legisladores que se opongan a la ampliación del suicidio asistido. Más de 950 mensajes fueron enviados a legisladores durante el periodo legislativo. Desafortunadamente, el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 5179 (SB 5179) fue aprobado por ambas cámaras y se espera que sea promulgada la ley por el gobernador Jay Inslee.
En el 2008, los votantes de Washington aprobaron la iniciativa 1000 de suicidio asistido por un médico, pero solo luego de asegurarse de que existieran ciertas “garantías”. El HB 1141 disminuye las garantías, facilita el acceso al suicidio asistido por un médico y acelera el proceso. El mencionado proyecto de ley amplía la definición de “proveedor médico cualificado” para hacer un diagnóstico y prescribir la medicina letal. Además, anula el requisito de que dos médicos hagan un diagnóstico del paciente. El HB 1141 también cambia la definición de consejería, normalmente limitada a un profesional de psiquiatría o psicología, permitiendo que un trabajador social, consejero de salud mental, o enfermera asistente en psiquiatría puedan determinar si un paciente está sufriendo de un desorden psicológico o depresión que le dificulte el juicio. Adicionalmente, este proyecto acorta el tiempo mínimo de espera de 15 a 7 días entre el momento en que un paciente hace la solicitud hasta recibir la prescripción para acabar con su vida. El SB 5179 también permite que los medicamentos recetados para el suicidio sean enviados por correo. De acuerdo con la prioridad legislativa de los obispos de respeto por la vida, la WSCC se opone al SB 5179 y HB 1281.
HB 1260: Providing Stability for Individuals with Disabilities
House Bill 1260 (HB 1260) would improve rules for programs assisting those with disabilities or low incomes. Impacted programs include the Aged, Blind and Disabled Cash Assistance Program (ABD), supplemental security income (SSI) payments, Housing and Essential Needs (HEN), and the Pregnant Women Assistance (PWA) program. For example, beginning on October 1, 2025, individuals may receive both ABD and SSI. Also, under HB 1260 eligibility for programs is improved for those participating in substance use disorder treatment. In line with the bishops’ economic justice priority and legislative priority to care for the aging and disabled, the WSCC supports HB 1260.
Legislature Passes Hunger Relief Legislation
On March 29, the Senate passed House Bill 1784 (HB 1784), a hunger relief bill. The bill is now ready to be signed into law by Governor Inslee. HB 1784 addresses food insecurity and provides funding for hunger relief organizations and senior nutrition services programs. In line with the bishops’ economic justice priority and legislative priority to care for the aging, the WSCC supports HB 1784.
Legislatura aprueba legislación sobre alivio del hambre
El 29 de marzo el Senado aprobó el Proyecto de Ley de la Cámara de Representantes 1784 (HB 1784), de alivio para el hambre. El proyecto está ahora listo para ser firmado por el Gobernador Inslee y convertirse en ley. El HB 1784 aborda la inseguridad alimenticia, provee de fondos a organizaciones que trabajan para aliviar el hambre y ofrece programas de nutrición para personas mayores. De acuerdo con las prioridades de justicia económica y cuidado de las personas mayores, la WSCC apoya el HB 1784.
Targeted Action Alert: House Rules Committee
Urge House Rules Committee Members to Bring These Bills to the Floor for a Vote
If one of your representatives is a member of the House Rules Committee, please contact your representative and urge him or her to pass SB 5114, SB 5225, SB 5256, and SB 5453 out of committee and onto the floor for a vote. Identify your district, representatives, and your representatives’ contact information here. Representatives on the Rules Committee: Jinkins (chair), Bergquist, Davis, Fitzgibbon, Goehner, Gregerson, Harris, Jacobsen, Kretz, Leavitt, Lekanoff, Low, Maycumber, Morgan, Ortiz-Self, Orwall, Pollet, Ramel, Schmidt, Simmons, Springer, Stonier, Walsh, Wilcox. Bill details are below
SB 5114: Support Human Trafficking Survivors
Senate Bill 5114 (SB 5114) would support human trafficking survivors by administering funding for healing, support, and transition services for adults who are survivors of human trafficking. In accordance with the bishops’ legislative priority to respect the dignity of every human person and assist survivors of human trafficking, the WSCC supports SB 5114.
SB 5225: Increasing Access to Child Care Subsidies
Senate Bill 5225 (SB 5225) would increase access to the Working Connections Child Care (WCCC) program. The WCCC provides child care subsidies to families in need. SB 5225 would improve the WCCC by increasing the eligibility of child care workers who have incomes up to 85% of the state median income. Copayments would be waived to the extent allowable, too. In line with the bishops’ legislative priorities of economic justice and supporting children and families, the WSCC supports SB 5225.
SB 5256: Housing Assistance to Help Reunite Families
Senate Bill 5256 (SB 5256) would improve the Child Welfare Housing Assistance Program. The Child Welfare Housing Assistance Pilot Program was established in Lewis County in 2020 and provides housing vouchers, rental assistance, navigation, and other support services to eligible families. Families are eligible for this program if they have a child that is in foster care or eligible for foster care and whose lack of appropriate housing is a remaining barrier to reunification. SB 5256 would make the Child Welfare Housing Assistance program permanent and expand it to serve one or more counties on the east and west sides of the Cascade Mountains. In line with the bishops’ legislative priorities of affordable housing and supporting children and families, the WSCC supports SB 5256.
SB 5453: Help Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation
Senate Bill 5453 (SB 5453) is designed to help survivors of female genital mutilation (FGM). SB 5453 creates a civil cause of action for survivors of FGM, defines FGM as unprofessional conduct under the Uniform Disciplinary Act for health care providers, creates education programs, and establishes FGM as a crime. In line with the bishops’ priority to respect the dignity of every human person, the WSCC supports SB 5453
HB 1151, Mishandling of Human Embryos, Fails to Pass Out of Ways and Means
House Bill 1151 (HB 1151) would have mandated health coverage of fertility services. The bill failed to pass out of Ways and Means, and is now dead for the session. The WSCC specifically opposed the promotion of in vitro fertilization (IVF), which creates human embryos that are not properly cared for. Our Catholic faith teaches us to respect all life and that life begins at conception. However, IVF often results in unused embryos that are frozen indefinitely, destroyed, or abandoned. Life is not properly cared for nor respected. Additionally, IVF can treat children as commodities that are manufactured outside of the construct of the expression of love of a married couple. A more thorough explanation of the complexity of the Church’s opposition to IVF may be found here. In line with the legislative priority to respect life, the WSCC opposes HB 1151.
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| April 9 | Easter |
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