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Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
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Title 200. Enterprise Services, Department of |
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Chapter 200-220. Use of the public areas of the capitol buildings and grounds. |
Section 200-220-100. Do I need to apply for a permit?
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- A permit process is essential to balancing the conduct of government business, public access and expression, and the stewardship of the historic capitol buildings and grounds. A permit enables you to reserve access to specific locations and amenities for specific times, so that the department can schedule and manage the many activities and visitors that come to the capitol buildings and grounds each year.You do not need a permit for free speech and assembly activities involving less than twenty-five people in capitol buildings or involving less than seventy-five people on the capitol grounds.You must obtain a permit for free speech and assembly activities involving twenty-five or more people in capitol buildings or more than seventy-five people on the capitol grounds, and for all private or commercial activities.