§ 43.33A.010 General powers and duties
§ 43.33A.020 Board created — Membership — Terms — Vacancies — Removal
§ 43.33A.025 Criminal history record checks for board staff finalist candidates
§ 43.33A.030 Trusteeship of funds — Contracts — Delegation of powers and duties
§ 43.33A.035 Delegation of authority — Investments or investment properties
§ 43.33A.040 Quorum — Meetings — Chairperson — Vice chairperson
§ 43.33A.050 Compensation of members — Travel expenses
§ 43.33A.060 Employment restrictions
§ 43.33A.070 Liability of members
§ 43.33A.080 Investment of funds in farm, soil, water conservation loans and in Washington land bank
§ 43.33A.090 Records
§ 43.33A.100 Offices — Personnel — Officers — Compensation — Transfer of employees — Existing contracts and obligations
§ 43.33A.110 Rules and regulations — Investment policies and procedures
§ 43.33A.120 Examination of accounts, files, and other records
§ 43.33A.130 Securities — State treasurer may cause same to be registered in the name of the nominee
§ 43.33A.135 Investment policy — Investment options
§ 43.33A.140 Investments — Standard of investment and management
§ 43.33A.150 Reports of investment activities
§ 43.33A.160 Funding of board — State investment board expense account
§ 43.33A.170 Commingled trust funds — Participation of funds in investments of board
§ 43.33A.180 Investment accounting — Transfer of functions and duties from state treasurer’s office
§ 43.33A.190 Self-directed investment — Board’s duties (as amended by 2016 c 39)
§ 43.33A.190 v2 Self-directed investment — Board’s duties (as amended by 2016 c 69)
§ 43.33A.200 Creation of entities for investment purposes — Liability — Tax status
§ 43.33A.210 Assets not publicly traded — Treatment of rent and income — Management accounts — Application of this chapter and chapter 39.58 RCW
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