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WAC Notification List
by Gary Banning
Under Washington state law, each state agency which proposes a change in the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) must notify interested parties of the changes that it is proposing to give the citizens an opportunity to contact their legislators, organize against it, etc.
Under RCW 34.05.230(2) any interested citizen can write the relevant agency and ask to be put on their WAC notification list, should the DOC propose any changes in the WAC's. Under RCW 34.05.320(3) persons can also request to receive notice of interpretive rules (what the DOC thinks the WAC's mean) from the DOC. The DOC maintains a WAC notification list. To be added to it write
Attn: WAC Notification List
PO Box 9699
Olympia, WA 98504
Under Washington state law, each state agency which proposes a change in the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) must notify interested parties of the changes that it is proposing to give the citizens an opportunity to contact their legislators, organize against it, etc.
Under RCW 34.05.230(2) any interested citizen can write the relevant agency and ask to be put on their WAC notification list, should the DOC propose any changes in the WAC's. Under RCW 34.05.320(3) persons can also request to receive notice of interpretive rules (what the DOC thinks the WAC's mean) from the DOC. The DOC maintains a WAC notification list. To be added to it write
Attn: WAC Notification List
PO Box 9699
Olympia, WA 98504
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