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Washington Administrative Code › Title 182 - Health Care Authority › WASHINGTON APPLE HEALTH › Chapter 182-561 - Community Behavioral Health Support Services Benefit › Section 182-561-0300 - Eligibility

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To be eligible for the community behavioral health support
				  services (CBHS) benefit, a person must meet all requirements and criteria in
				  this section.
(1)
General
				requirements.
A person must:
(a) Be
				eligible for apple health under categorically needy or alternate benefit plan
				scope of care;
(b) Receive at least
				one of the following home and community services at home or in a community
				residential setting:
(i) Medicaid personal
				care (MPC), as described in WAC
				388-106-0015(1);
(ii) Community options program entry system
				(COPES), as described in WAC
				388-106-0015(2);
(iii) Community first choice (CFC), as
				described in WAC
				388-106-0015(3);
(iv) New freedom consumer directed services
				(NFCDS), as described in WAC
				388-106-0015(16);
				or
(v) Residential support, as
				described in WAC
				388-106-0015(17).
(c) Have countable income at or
				below 150 percent of the federal poverty level (FPL);
(d) Be age 18 or older; and
(e) Have an eligible diagnosis, as identified
				in WAC 182-561-0700.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 182 - Health Care Authority › WASHINGTON APPLE HEALTH › Chapter 182-561 - Community Behavioral Health Support Services Benefit › Section 182-561-0400 - Covered services

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The community behavioral health support services (CBHS)
				  benefit covers supportive supervision and oversight services that:
(1) Include direct monitoring, redirection,
				diversion, and cueing to prevent at-risk behavior that may result in harm to
				the client or to others.
(2) Assist
				with building skills and resiliency to support stabilized living and
				integration.
(3) Must be
				coordinated with other behavioral health services or incorporated into any
				existing crisis plans.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 182 - Health Care Authority › WASHINGTON APPLE HEALTH › Chapter 182-561 - Community Behavioral Health Support Services Benefit › Section 182-561-0600 - Providers

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(1)
Supportive supervision and oversight services providers.
The
				services described in WAC 182-561-0400(1) must be provided by the following
				medicaid agency-contracted providers:
(a)
				Adult family homes, as defined in RCW 70.128.010, which are licensed under
				chapter 388-76 WAC;
(b) Adult
				residential care facilities (ARC), which are assisted living facilities with a
				contract to provide ARC services and are licensed under chapters 18.20 RCW and
				388-78A WAC;
(c) Enhanced adult
				residential care (EARC) facilities, which are assisted living facilities with a
				contract to provide EARC services and are licensed under chapters 18.20 RCW and
				388-78A WAC;
(d) Assisted living
				facilities, which are licensed under chapters 70.97 RCW and 388-78A and 388-110
				WAC; or
(e) Enhanced services
				facilities, which are licensed under chapters 70.97 RCW and 388-107
				WAC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 182 - Health Care Authority › WASHINGTON APPLE HEALTH › Chapter 182-561 - Community Behavioral Health Support Services Benefit › Section 182-561-0800 - Appeal process

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(1) The medicaid
				agency gives the client written notice of an action under chapter 182-518
				WAC.
(2) The client has the right
				to appeal the agency's adverse action according to chapter 182-526
				WAC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-01 - Purpose and authority › Section 183-01-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of the commission is to set the salaries of the
						elected officials in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of state
						government including:
(1) Governor,
					lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, attorney general,
					superintendent of public instruction, commissioner of public lands, and
					insurance commissioner;
(2) Members
					of the legislature; and
(3)
					Justices of the supreme court and judges of the court of appeals, superior
					courts, and district courts.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-01-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-01 - Purpose and authority › Section 183-01-020 - Authority and duties

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The commission has sole authority for setting the salaries of
						the elected officials in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of
						Washington state government as described in Article 28, section 1 of the state
						Constitution and in
						RCW
						   43.03.310.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-01-020, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through
							43.03.310. 09-19-112, §
										183-01-020, filed 9/22/09,
							effective 10/23/09; 09-12-077, §
										183-01-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-01 - Purpose and authority › Section 183-01-030 - Schedule of salaries adopted by the commission

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The biennial salaries adopted by the commission can be found on
						the commission's web site at
www.salaries.wa.gov
or in
						RCW
						   43.03.011 (executive branch),
						RCW
						   43.03.012 (judicial branch), and
						RCW
						   43.03.013 (legislative
						branch).
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-01-030, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-02 - Definitions › Section 183-02-010 - Definitions

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The definitions in this chapter apply throughout the title
						unless the context clearly requires otherwise.
(1) "Commission" means the Washington
					citizens' commission on salaries for elected officials. Where appropriate, the
					term "commission" also refers to the staff and employees of the
					commission.
(2) "Agency" means the
					Washington citizens' commission on salaries for elected officials. Where
					appropriate, the term "agency" also refers to the staff and employees of the
					commission.
(3) "Chair" means the
					chair of the commission.
(4)
					"Vice-chair" means the vice-chair of the commission.
(5) "Executive director" means the executive
					director of the commission.
(6)
					"Members" means the appointed members of the commission.
(7) As used in this chapter:
(a) Citations to state statutes and
					regulations include such laws as now or hereafter amended.
(b) The singular shall take the plural and
					either gender, the other, as the context requires.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-03 - Operation › Section 183-03-010 - Organization

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The commission is a state agency authorized by Article 28,
						section 1 of the state Constitution and
						chapter
						43.03 RCW. The commission
						shall be solely responsible for its own organization, operation, and action as
						described in
						RCW
						   43.03.310(2).
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-03-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-03 - Operation › Section 183-03-020 - Delegation of duties

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The commission may delegate certain duties to the executive
						director but remains responsible for the official acts of its
						employees.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-03-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-03 - Operation › Section 183-03-030 - Operation and office location

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The public can find out the commission's hours of operation by
						contacting the commission at its general mailing address, toll free telephone
						number, fax, or e-mail as follows:
(1)
					Contact information.
P.O. Box 43120, Olympia, WA 98504-3120 866-809-8116 (toll
						free)
360-586-7544 (fax)
(2)
					E-mail requests shall be sent to the commission by accessing the commission's
					web site at
www.salaries.wa.gov
and
					following the contact instructions.
(3) Office. The commission's office is
					located in the General Administration Building in Olympia, Washington, 210 11th
					Avenue S.W., Room 301A.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-03-030, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-03 - Operation › Section 183-03-040 - Information

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Information about the commission and its operation, meetings,
						and actions may be obtained on the commission's web site at
www.salaries.wa.gov
or by contacting
						the commission at its general mailing address, toll free telephone number, fax,
						or e-mail as follows:
(1) Contact
					information.
P.O. Box 43120, Olympia, WA 98504-3120 866-809-8116 (toll
						free)
360-586-7544 (fax)
(2)
					E-mail requests shall be sent to the commission by accessing the commission's
					web site at
www.salaries.wa.gov
and
					following the contact instructions.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-03-040, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to:
(1) Implement the public records provisions
					of chapter 42.56
					RCW.
(2) Establish processes and
					procedures for both requestors and commission staff to follow that will assist
					members of the public to obtain full access to the commission's public
					records.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-05-010, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-020 - Where and when public records may be obtained

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The public may obtain public records by contacting the
						commission at its general mailing address, e-mail, fax, or in person. Requests
						may not be made by telephone.
(1)
					Mail. Requests by mail shall be addressed to the commission's mailing address:
					The Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials, c/o
					Public Records Officer, P.O. Box 43120, Olympia, WA 98504-3120. The front of
					the envelope shall conspicuously state: "Public Records Request."
(2) E-mail. The commission will accept public
					disclosure requests by e-mail. E-mail requests shall be sent to the commission
					by accessing the commission's web site at
www.salaries.wa.gov
and following the contact
					instructions for e-mail. E-mail requests shall contain the subject line "Public
					Records Request."
(3) Fax. The
					commission will accept public disclosure requests by fax. Fax requests shall be
					addressed to "The Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected
					Officials, c/o Public Records Officer" with the subject line "Public Records
					Request" and sent to 360-586-7544.
(4) In person. The public can find out the
					commission's hours of operation by contacting the commission as described in
					WAC 183-03-030. Requests may be made
					in person at the commission's office at the address identified in WAC
					183-03-030(3).
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-030 - Public records available

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(1) The
					public may obtain public records of the commission under this chapter, in
					accordance with
					chapter
					42.56 RCW, except as
					otherwise provided by law.
(2)
					Public records are available for inspection and copying by contacting the
					commission at its general mailing address, toll free number, fax, or e-mail as
					identified in WAC
					183-03-030.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-030, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-040 - Public records officer

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The executive director shall serve as the commission's public
						records officer and shall have charge of its public records. The executive
						director shall be responsible for implementing the commission's public
						disclosure rules and for coordinating staff and employees in this regard. The
						executive director may choose such designees as may be
						appropriate.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-040, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-050 - Requests for public records

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Chapter 42.56
						RCW requires the commission to prevent invasions of privacy, protect public
						records from damage or disorganization, and prevent excessive interference with
						essential functions and unreasonable disruptions of operations. Accordingly,
						the public may inspect, copy, or obtain copies of public records upon
						compliance with the following procedures:
(1) A member of the public who seeks a public
					record shall make a written request. No particular form of writing is required
					so long as the request complies with WAC
					183-05-020 and contains the
					following additional information:
(a) The
					name, mailing address, and telephone number of the person requesting the
					record.
(b) The calendar date on
					which the request is made.
(c)
					Identification of the record requested with sufficient particularity that the
					commission can identify the requested record and make it available. Such
					identifying information might include the title, subject matter, and date of
					the record.
(d) A signed statement
					that the records will not be used for commercial purposes if a list of
					individuals is being requested, or for any other use prohibited by
					law.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-060 - Copying and fees

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(1) Copying.
(a) The commission shall make copies on the
					commission's copy equipment when doing so will not unreasonably disrupt the
					operations of the commission or cause excessive interference with other
					essential functions or organizations with which the commission may share office
					space.
(b) Persons requesting
					public records may use their own copying equipment and paper without charge
					when the use of such equipment does not cause damage or disorganization to the
					public records, unreasonably impede the operations of the commission or cause
					excessive interference with other essential functions. The commission may
					supervise such copying at all times.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-070 - Disclosure procedure

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(1) The
					commission shall review the requested public records prior to
					disclosure.
(2) If the records do
					not contain materials exempt from public disclosure, the commission shall
					disclose the records.
(3) If the
					records contain materials exempt from public disclosure, the commission shall
					deny disclosure of the exempt materials and disclose any remaining, nonexempt
					materials. At the time of the denial, the commission shall clearly specify in
					writing the reasons for the denial, including a statement of the specific
					exemptions or reason for denial of disclosure.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-070, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-080 - Review of denials of requests for public records

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For the purpose of judicial review, final agency action is
						deemed to have occurred at the end of the second business day after the
						requesting party receives notification of a denial of
						inspection.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-080, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-05 - Public records › Section 183-05-090 - Records index

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(1) Availability.
					The commission shall maintain and make available for public inspection and
					copying an index that provides identifying information for public records
					falling within the requirements of
					chapter
					42.56 RCW.
(2) Form and content. The index shall be
					maintained in electronic form with copies available on paper. The index shall
					contain topic and subtopic headings.
(3) Location and availability. The index
					shall be available to the public under the same rules and on the same
					conditions as are applied to other public records.
(4) Schedule for revisions and updates. The
					commission will revise and update the index biennially.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-05-090, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-07 - Meetings › Section 183-07-010 - Meetings

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The commission conducts its meetings in compliance with the
						Open Public Meetings Act,
						chapter
						42.30 RCW.
(1) Other than executive sessions, the
					commission's regular meetings, special meetings, and emergency meetings are
					open to the general public.
(2)
					Regular meetings. In conformance with the requirement of
					RCW
					   43.03.310(6) that the
					commission schedule at least four public hearings to take public testimony on
					its proposed salary schedule, the commission shall schedule such hearings by
					majority vote. The public hearings so scheduled shall be "regular meetings" as
					defined by
					RCW
					   42.30.075. The commission shall fix the time
					and place of these public hearings and publish a schedule in the
Washington State Register
, in accordance with
					chapter
					42.30 RCW, the Open Public
					Meetings Act.
(3) Special meetings.
					The chair, presiding officer, or a majority of commission members may call a
					special meeting at any time in accordance with
					RCW
					   42.30.080. In addition, the time and place of
					special meetings that are scheduled at the same time that the regular meetings
					described in subsection (1) of this section are scheduled will also be
					published in the
Washington State Register
.
(4) Regular meetings and special meetings may
					be adjourned prior to the published end time if all business has been
					conducted.
(5) Executive sessions.
					The chair, presiding officer, or a majority of commission members may call an
					executive session at any time in accordance with
					RCW
					   42.30.110. Executive sessions are not open to
					the public. Commission staff will attend any executive sessions called except
					the chair or presiding officer will excuse staff when the purpose of the
					executive session is to discuss personnel matters.
(6) The presence of at least one-half of the
					members of the commission shall constitute a quorum.
(7) The affirmative vote of at least nine
					members of the commission is required to set a schedule of salaries as defined
					in RCW
					   43.03.310(4).
(8) The commission shall maintain records of
					meeting proceedings as minutes; duly recorded, and maintained at the
					commission's office.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-07-010, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-07-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-07 - Meetings › Section 183-07-020 - Conduct of meetings and order of business

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(1) All commission meeting business shall be
					transacted by motion. Motions may be made by any commission member and shall
					require a second.
(2) Voting on all
					motions shall be by voice vote unless a record of the vote is called for in
					which case the executive director shall call the roll in alphabetical order and
					record the vote of each member present, "yea" or "nay."
(3) The chair and vice-chair are voting
					members of the commission.
(4) The
					order of commission meeting business shall be conducted as prescribed by the
					agenda.
(5) The executive director
					shall prepare each meeting's agenda in consultation with the chair.
(6) The commission shall approve the minutes
					of the preceding meeting as the first act of each meeting.
(7) The chair or presiding officer may modify
					the agenda of a meeting if deemed necessary or beneficial.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-07-020, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-07-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-07 - Meetings › Section 183-07-030 - Public hearing procedures

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The commission seeks to foster public comment on proposed
						salary schedules through its public hearing process. The commission will,
						whenever possible, allow any person an opportunity to present written or oral
						testimony at its public hearings, upon compliance with reasonable procedures.
						Such procedures include, but may not be limited to the following:
(1) Those wishing to present oral testimony
					shall sign the public testimony roster. The commission will generally call for
					public comments in the order appearing on the public testimony roster but
					reserves the right to take testimony out of order if deemed necessary or
					beneficial. Elected officials and expert witnesses may be scheduled first
					because their testimony may help answer pending questions from the
					public.
(2) The commission's
					sign-in form does not ask persons attending any commission meeting to provide
					personal information such as a home address, e-mail address, or telephone
					number. Persons providing personal information are advised that such
					information becomes a public record and may be subject to public inspection and
					copying if not protected by federal or state law.
(3) To ensure that everyone attending the
					hearing can hear all oral testimony and questions, speakers shall address the
					commission after being recognized by the presiding member of the
					commission.
(4) Oral testimony and
					questions should be addressed to the presiding member of the
					commission.
(5) Because the
					commission wants to hear from as many people as possible, the commission may
					place reasonable limits on the time allowed for oral testimony. Time for
					testimony is generally limited to five minutes per person. Answers to questions
					from the commission are generally limited to three minutes. These time limits
					may be reduced if deemed necessary by the presiding member of the commission to
					accommodate all speakers.
(6)
					Persons testifying, whether orally or in writing, shall state their name and
					identify whether they represent an organization. If they represent an
					organization, they shall identify the organization.
(7) Speakers should focus their testimony on
					the relationship between elected officials' salaries and the duties of their
					position (RCW    43.03.300 and
					43.03.310(1)).
					Testimony should not focus on elected officials' job performance. Consideration
					of job performance is the responsibility of the voters, not the
					commission.
(8) Speakers shall
					briefly describe the identity and nature of any documents referenced in their
					comments, and indicate where the document can be reviewed or
					obtained.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-07-030, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-08 - Commission membership, appointments, and vacancies › Section 183-08-010 - Membership

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Membership on the commission is as defined in
						RCW
						   43.03.305.
(1) One member from each congressional
					district is selected randomly by the secretary of state from the rolls of
					registered voters.
(2) Seven
					commissioners are selected jointly by the speaker of the house of
					representatives and the president of the senate. Of these seven members, one is
					selected from each of the following five sectors: Private institutions of
					higher education, business, professional personnel management, legal
					profession, and organized labor. Of the remaining two members, one is
					recommended to the speaker of the house of representatives and the president of
					the senate by the chair of the Washington personnel resources board and one is
					recommended by majority vote of the presidents of the state's four-year
					institutions of higher education.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-08-010, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-08-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-08 - Commission membership, appointments, and vacancies › Section 183-08-015 - Eligibility criteria

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(1) No
					state official, lobbyist, or public employee, or immediate family member of the
					state official, lobbyist, or public employee is eligible for membership on the
					commission.
Definitions:
(a)
					"Immediate family" means:
(i) The parents,
					spouse or domestic partner, siblings, children, or dependent relative of the
					state official or lobbyist whether or not they live in the home of the state
					official or lobbyist;
(ii) The
					parents, spouse or domestic partner, siblings, children, or dependent relative
					of the public employee who live in the home of the employee; and
(iii) Any person who is dependent, in whole
					or in part, for his or her support upon the earnings of a state
					employee.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-08 - Commission membership, appointments, and vacancies › Section 183-08-020 - Appointment

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(1) The secretary of
					state will forward the names of the persons selected as described in WAC
					183-08-010(1) and chapter 434-209 WAC to the governor for appointment not later than the
					first day of July, every two years.
(2) The speaker of the house of
					representatives and the president of the senate will forward the names of the
					persons jointly selected by them as described in WAC
					183-08-010(2) to
					the governor for appointment not later than the first day of July, every two
					years.
(3) The governor will
					appoint to the commission those persons whose names have been submitted by the
					secretary of state and the speaker of the house of representatives and the
					president of the senate.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-08-020, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-08-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-08 - Commission membership, appointments, and vacancies › Section 183-08-030 - Term of office

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(1) The governor
					shall appoint the individuals selected by the secretary of state and the
					speaker of the house of representatives and the president of the senate to the
					commission for a four-year term that begins on July 1st and ends on June
					30th.
(2) No person may serve more
					than two terms.
(3) When an
					individual is appointed to fill an unexpired term, that term constitutes his or
					her first term. The term of office is from the date of appointment until the
					end of the unexpired term of the position being vacated.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.305 through [43.03].310. 11-19-024,
							§
										183-08-030, filed 9/9/11,
							effective 10/10/11. Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							   43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-08-030, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-08 - Commission membership, appointments, and vacancies › Section 183-08-040 - Vacancies

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(1) Upon a vacancy
					in any position on the commission, due to a resignation or the member becoming
					ineligible to serve, a successor will be selected and appointed to fill the
					unexpired term of the previous member within thirty days of the date the
					position became vacant. The selection must be done in the same manner as the
					original appointment.
(a) The selection and
					appointment to fill a vacancy in a congressional district will be conducted in
					accordance with WAC
					183-08-010(1),
					183-08-020(1) and
					(3), and
					434-209-090.
(b) The selection and appointment to fill a
					vacancy in a position recommended jointly by the speaker of the house of
					representatives and the president of the senate shall be conducted in
					accordance with WAC
					183-08-010(2) and 183-08-020(2) and
					(3).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-08 - Commission membership, appointments, and vacancies › Section 183-08-050 - Removal of a member for cause

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(1) No member of the commission may be
					removed by the governor during his or her term of office unless for cause of
					incapacity, incompetence, neglect of duty, malfeasance in office, or for a
					disqualifying change of residence.
(2) A disqualifying change of residence would
					occur if:
(a) A member moves out of the state
					of Washington; or
(b) A member
					selected from a congressional district moves out of the boundaries of his or
					her district.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-09 - Officers › Section 183-09-010 - Election of chair and vice-chair

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(1) The members of the commission shall elect
					a chair and vice-chair from among their membership as described in
					RCW
					   43.03.310(4). Generally, the
					election of a chair and vice-chair will occur at the commission's fall planning
					meeting.
(2) There is no set term
					of office for the chair or the vice-chair.
(3) Upon election, the chair and vice-chair
					will immediately assume their duties.
(4) The chair and vice-chair may be replaced
					by majority vote of the commission members at any time.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-09-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-09 - Officers › Section 183-09-020 - Duties and responsibilities of chair

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The chair is the presiding officer and shall conduct the
						meetings of the commission and perform other such duties as
						necessary.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-09-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-09 - Officers › Section 183-09-030 - Duties and responsibilities of vice-chair

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In the absence of the chair, the vice-chair shall assume the
						duties of the chair.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-09-030, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-09 - Officers › Section 183-09-040 - Temporary presiding officer

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In the absence of the chair and the vice-chair from a meeting,
						a temporary presiding officer may be designated as acting chair by a majority
						vote of the commission members present at the meeting.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-09-040, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-10 - Members › Section 183-10-010 - Commission member duties and responsibilities

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Members of the commission are considered to be officers of the
						state and are required to follow the laws, rules, and regulations of the state
						of Washington. Commissioners are also required to follow the governing statutes
						and operating rules, policies, and procedures of the
						commission.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-10-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-11 - Executive director › Section 183-11-010 - Powers and duties

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(1) The executive
					director shall be responsible to the commission for the administration of the
					commission and its business.
(2)
					The executive director shall act as the chief administrative officer of the
					commission and is delegated authority over all matters affecting the operation
					of the commission.
(3) The
					executive director shall report to the chair.
(4) In consultation with the chair, the
					executive director shall appoint such employees as may be appropriate and
					necessary to the function of the commission and shall set the salary of such
					employees.
(5) The executive
					director may delegate authority to employees to act for him or her as needed
					and appropriate.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-11-010, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-11 - Executive director › Section 183-11-020 - Appointment

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The chair shall appoint and set the salary of the executive
						director.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-11-020, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 183 - Washington Citizens' Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials › Chapter 183-11 - Executive director › Section 183-11-030 - Removal

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The executive director may be discharged by majority vote of
						the commission.
Statutory Authority:
							RCW
							43.03.300 through [43.03].310. 09-12-077,
							§
										183-11-030, filed 6/1/09,
							effective 7/2/09.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-01 - Employment Security Rule Governance › Section 192-01-001 - Rule governance statement

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The employment security department administers several
				  distinct programs in Titles 50, 50A, and portions of 50B RCW through the
				  Washington Administrative Code. The provisions in chapters 192-04 through
				  192-499 WAC apply to the Employment Security Act in Title 50 RCW and other
				  programs administered by the employment security department. The provisions in
				  chapters 192-500 through 192-899 WAC apply to the paid family and medical leave
				  program in Title 50A RCW. The provisions in chapters 192-900 through 192-999
				  WAC apply to portions of the long-term services and supports trust program in
				  Title 50B RCW administered under the employment security department's
				  authority.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to:
(1) Ensure compliance by the employment
				security department with the provisions of chapter 42.56 RCW concerning
				disclosure of public records; and
(2) Inform the public of the procedures used
				by the department for requesting, producing, and disclosing public
				records.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-020 - Definitions

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(1) "Public record"
				includes any writing containing information relating to the conduct of
				government or the performance of any governmental or proprietary function
				prepared, owned, used, or retained by the department regardless of physical
				form or characteristics.
(2)
				"Public records officer" means the public records officer of the employment
				security department or the designee of the public records officer.
(3) "Writing" means handwriting, typewriting,
				printing, photostating, photographing, and every other means of recording any
				form of communication or representation including, but not limited to, letters,
				words, pictures, sounds, or symbols, or combination thereof, and all papers,
				maps, magnetic or paper tapes, photographic films and prints, motion picture,
				film and video recordings, magnetic or punched cards, discs, drums, diskettes,
				sound recordings, and other documents including existing data compilations from
				which information may be obtained or translated.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-030 - Availability of public records

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(1)
				Public records are available for inspection and copying during normal business
				hours of the department, as listed on the department's website.
(2) Records must be inspected at the offices
				of the department.
(3) Many public
				records are available for inspection and copying on the department's website at
				any time, at no cost.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-040 - Records index

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(1) The
				department finds that maintaining an index is unduly burdensome and would
				interfere with agency operations.
(2) Maintaining an index unduly burdens and
				interferes with the department's operations since there is no single index of
				department records, which are stored in multiple locations, and are frequently
				modified.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-050 - Purpose of requests

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(1) If
				a request is for a list of individuals, the department may:
(a) Ask the requestor if records are intended
				for a commercial purpose; and
(b)
				Require the requestor to provide information about the purpose of the use of
				the list.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-060 - Making a request for public records

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(1) To request access to public records of
				the department, or seek assistance in making such a request, contact the public
				records officer at:
Public Records Officer
P.O. Box 9046
Olympia, WA 98507-9046
Phone: 1-844-766-8930
Email: recordsdisclosure@esd.wa.gov
(2) Any person wishing to inspect or copy
				public records of the department shall make the request in writing to the
				public records officer through one of the following:
(a) On the department's request
				form;
(b) Through an online portal
				designated by the department for this purpose;
(c) By letter mailed to the address listed in
				subsection (1) of this section;
(d)
				By email sent to the address listed in subsection (1) of this section;
				or
(e) By submitting the request in
				person at the address provided on the department's website.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-070 - Records exempt from disclosure

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(1) Some records are exempt from disclosure,
				in whole or in part.
(2) If the
				department believes that a record is exempt from disclosure and should be
				withheld, the public records officer will provide:
(a) The specific exemption; and
(b) A written explanation of why the record
				or a portion of the record is being withheld.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-080 - Closing withdrawn or abandoned request

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(1) The public records officer may close a
				request when the requestor:
(a) Withdraws the
				request; or
(b) Fails to:
(i) Clarify a request at the direction of the
				department;
(ii) Fulfill the
				requestor's obligations to inspect the records;
(iii) Pay the deposit;
(iv) Pay the required fees for an
				installment;
(v) Pay a customized
				service charge;
(vi) Make the final
				payment for the requested copies.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-090 - Later discovered documents

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If, after the department has informed the requestor that it
				  has provided all available records, the department becomes aware of additional
				  responsive documents existing at the time of the request, the department
				  will:
(1) Promptly inform the
				requestor of the additional documents; and
(2) Provide the discovered documents on an
				expedited basis.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-110 - Maintaining a log

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The department must maintain a log of public records requests
				  to include:
(1) The identity of the
				requestor if provided by the requestor;
(2) The date the request was
				received;
(3) The text of the
				original request;
(4) A description
				of the records redacted or withheld and the reasons therefor; and
(5) The date of the final disposition of the
				request.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 192 - Employment Security Department › GENERAL › Chapter 192-02 - Public records requests › Section 192-02-120 - Providing records in installments

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(1) If applicable, the department may
				provide:
(a) Records on a partial or
				installment basis as records that are part of a larger set of requested records
				are assembled or made ready for inspection or disclosure;
(b) Links to records on the agency's website
				as an installment;
(c) Installments
				as the records are assembled; and
(d) Records in logical batches.