Here's the list:
-Capping car tabs: He's also proposed a $30 limit to car tabs, which would limit the fees and taxes Washington can raise on vehicles.
-Traffic camera control: Another of his measures aims to remove all traffic cameras in the state that do not have voter approval.
-Investigating government fraud: This would create a state inspector general's office, funded by existing sales taxes, to investigate fraud.
-The initiative process: Finally, he's looking to make interfering with signature gathering illegal, as well as allowing more time to gather signatures for ballot initiatives.
Eyman, a ballot initiative activist of sorts, is known for proposing a number of initiatives each year -- though he usually only pursues signatures for one.
He can begin signature gathering after his proposals are reviewed and approved, which should happen within several weeks.
