Washington § 70.38.914 - Pending certificates of need — 1983 c 235.

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§ 70.38.914. Pending certificates of need — 1983 c 235.

A certificate of need application which was submitted and declared complete, but upon which final action had not been taken prior to *the effective date of this act, shall be reviewed and action taken based on chapter 70.38 RCW, as in effect prior to *the effective date of this act, and the rules adopted thereunder.
[ 1983 c 235 s 14.]

Notes

*Reviser's note: For "the effective date of this act," see note following RCW 70.38.157.

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