RCW 43.131.422 Mercury-containing lights product stewardship program—Repeal.
The following acts or parts of acts, as now existing or hereafter amended, are each repealed, effective July 1, 2026:
(1) RCW 70.275.010 (Findings—Purpose) and 2010 c 130 s 1;
(2) RCW 70.275.020 (Definitions) and 2014 c 119 s 2 & 2010 c 130 s 2;
(3) RCW 70.275.030 (Product stewardship program) and 2014 c 119 s 3 & 2010 c 130 s 3;
(4) RCW 70.275.040 (Submission of proposed product stewardship plans—Department to establish rules—Public review—Plan update—Annual report) and 2017 c 254 s 2, 2014 c 119 s 4, & 2010 c 130 s 4;
(5) RCW 70.275.050 (Financing the mercury-containing light recycling program) and 2017 c 254 s 1, 2014 c 119 s 5, & 2010 c 130 s 5;
(6) RCW 70.275.060 (Collection and management of mercury) and 2010 c 130 s 6;
(7) RCW 70.275.070 (Collectors of unwanted mercury-containing lights—Duties) and 2010 c 130 s 7;
(8) RCW 70.275.090 (Producers must participate in an approved product stewardship program) and 2010 c 130 s 9;
(9) RCW 70.275.100 (Written warning—Penalty—Appeal) and 2010 c 130 s 10;
(10) RCW 70.275.110 (Department's web site to list producers participating in product stewardship plan—Required participation in a product stewardship plan—Written warning—Penalty—Rules—Exemptions) and 2010 c 130 s 11;
(11) RCW 70.275.130 (Product stewardship programs account) and 2017 c 254 s 3 & 2010 c 130 s 13;
(12) RCW 70.275.140 (Adoption of rules—Report to the legislature—Invitation to entities to comment on issues—Estimate of statewide recycling rate for mercury-containing lights—Mercury vapor barrier packaging) and 2010 c 130 s 14;
(13) RCW 70.275.150 (Application of chapter to the Washington utilities and transportation commission) and 2010 c 130 s 15;
(14) RCW 70.275.160 (Application of chapter to entities regulated under chapter 70.105 RCW) and 2010 c 130 s 16;
(15) RCW 70.275.900 (Chapter liberally construed) and 2010 c 130 s 17;
(16) RCW 70.275.901 (Severability—2010 c 130) and 2010 c 130 s 21; and
(17) RCW 70.275.170 and 2014 c 119 s 6.
[ 2017 c 254 § 4; 2014 c 119 § 8.]
NOTES:
Finding—2014 c 119: See note following RCW 70.275.020.
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