Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is set to sign into law on Monday legislation that would provide state-charted credit unions with the option to pay board members.
The proposed legislation, introduced to the Washington legislature in January, was unopposed as it was unanimously passed by the state House on April 12 and the state Senate on Feb. 26.
According to Ted Sturdevant, Inslee's executive director of legislative affairs and policy, Inslee is scheduled to take action on the bill on April 22.
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