Washington § 29A.88.010 - Findings.

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§ 29A.88.010. Findings.

(1) The legislature and the people find that the federal Nuclear Waste Policy Act provides that within sixty days of the president's recommendation of a site for a high-level nuclear waste repository, a state may disapprove the selection of such site in that state.
(2) The legislature and the people desire, if the governor and legislature do not issue a notice of disapproval within twenty-one days of the president's recommendation, that the people of this state have the opportunity to vote upon disapproval.
[ 2003 c 111 s 2201. Prior: 1986 ex.s. c 1 s 3. Formerly RCW 29.91.010.]

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