From Washington State Department of Labor & Industries <[email protected]>
Subject The Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) updated its rulemaking website
Date March 26, 2024 11:18 PM
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Rules filed March 26, 2024



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The Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) updated its rulemaking website

Rules filed *March 26, 2024*

For information on all L&I meetings and public hearings related to rulemaking, please visit our?public participation calendar [ [link removed] ]. [ [link removed] ]



Division: *Insurance Services (Employer Services)*

Topic: *Preproposal (CR-101) ? Transportation Network Companies (TNC) Classification & TNC Death Benefit (SHB 2382 Implementation)*

Brief Description: The purpose of this rulemaking is to update Chapters 296-17 and 296-17A WAC. RCW 51.16.035 requires Labor & Industries (L&I) to classify all occupations or industries by degree of hazard. L&I researched and evaluated the impact of Transportation Network Companies (TNCs) on Classification 1401 Taxi and determined TNCs represent at least 95% of the classification. L&I is considering creating a new risk classification and premium rate for TNCs.

In addition, L&I anticipates creating a rule section to address implementation of 2024?s Substitute House Bill 2382 [ [link removed] ] TNC Death Benefits, which provides for TNC driver death benefits during non-covered times in certain circumstances.

Additional information about this rulemaking:
CR-101 Preproposal [ [link removed] ]



Division: *Insurance Services (Legal Services)*

Topic: *Adoption (CR-103) ? Independent Medical Examination (IME) Recording Notification Process and Accompanying Person (SHB 1068 Implementation)*

Brief Description:?Substitute House Bill 1068 [ [link removed] ] (Chapter 166, Laws of 2023) allows a worker to audio and visually record an independent medical examination (IME), and includes an observer may be present for all examinations with the worker. The updated statute, RCW 51.36.070, requires L&I create rules defining the notification process the worker must follow when they want to record an IME.

This rulemaking creates new rule sections in Chapter 296-23 WAC, and amends WAC 296-23-362. The new sections, WAC 296-23-364 and 296-23-366, define the recording notification process for when a worker wants to record IMEs requested by Labor & Industries and self-insured employers. WAC 296-23-362 is updated as the amended statute includes an observer may be present for all examinations.

*Effective date: April 26, 2024*

Additional information about this rulemaking:
CR-103 Adoption [ [link removed] ]
Adoption Language [ [link removed] ]
Final Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) [ [link removed] ]
Concise Explanatory Statement (CES) [ [link removed] ]








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