New Laws Go Into Effect July first.

Friday, June 21, 2024 at 10:15 AM

One of those involves motor vehicle safety recalls.

Several new laws are set to go into effect in Washington in July first. One of those involves motor vehicle safety recalls. The legislation mandates that vehicle inspection facilities and the Department of Licensing in Washington State notify vehicle owners of any open safety recalls at the time of inspection or registration and renewal. Another new law involves hospital staffing standards. It modifies staffing committee requirements and clarifies standards and enforcement of mandatory overtime and uninterrupted meal and rest breaks.

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