Washington Statutes
§ 79.14.530 — Confidential information.
Washington § 79.14.530
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Wash. Rev. Code § 79.14.530 (2026).
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The commissioner or any person designated by the commissioner has the right at any time to enter upon the lands and inspect and examine the structures, works, and mines situated thereon, and also has the right to examine such books, records, and accounts of the lessee as are directly connected with the operation of the mine on the property under lease from the state; but it shall be unlawful for the commissioner or any person so appointed to disclose any information thus obtained to any person other than the commissioner or an employee of the department, except the attorney general and prosecuting attorneys of the state.
Intent — 2003 c 334: See note following RCW 79.02.010 .
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§ 79.02.010
Washington § 79.02.010
Legislative History
[2003 c 334 s 420;1927 c 255 s 169; RRS s 7797-169. Prior:1925 ex.s. c 155 s 7. Formerly RCW79.01.676,78.24.060.]
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§ 79.02.010
Definitions.§ 79.02.020
Witnesses—Compelling attendance.§ 79.02.030
Court review of actions.§ 79.02.040
Reconsideration of official acts.§ 79.02.050
Effect of mistake or fraud.§ 79.02.090
Transfer of county auditor's duties.§ 79.02.120
Lieu lands—Selection agreements authorized.§ 79.02.130
Lieu lands—Examination and appraisal.§ 79.02.150
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