Rule 29 - Compliance Proceedings(a) Whenever the commission or supreme court enters an order of discipline which includes terms and conditions that prescribes behavior for, or requires a corrective course of action by, the respondent, the investigative officer shall investigate, evaluate and report on compliance with the order. If the commission has reason to believe that further disciplinary action is appropriate, the commission shall conduct an initial proceeding. The investigation and initial proceeding shall be conducted as provided in Rule 17 and shall be confidential. Compliance proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with the procedures for disciplinary proceedings under these rules, except as provided in subsection (b).(b) Upon application and submission of sufficient information by respondent, the commission may find that respondent has complied with or satisfied the terms and conditions of a disciplinary order. The commission may concur with the application, dispense with further compliance proceedings and enter an order certifying respondent's compliance with the disciplinary order and shall make public the application and information upon which it based its conclusions, except as otherwise provided by protective order.(c) This rule does not limit any other power to enforce an order of the commission or decision of the supreme court.Wash. Commi. Jud. Cond. R. Proce. 29