SPECIAL STANDING COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Bills Assigned to Committee
SPECIAL STANDING COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
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HB30 --- Sponsor: Brandom, Ellen --- CoSponsor: Wallace, Maynard

Requires the Department of Social Services to test applicants for or recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits for the illegal use of controlled substances

HB30 -- (LR# 0103L.01P)

Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

SCS, SS/SCS PENDING

HB32 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Weter, Raymond 'Ray'

Requires, subject to appropriations, the Department of Health and Senior Services to establish an access to healthy food pilot program

HB32 -- (LR# 0132L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB42 --- Sponsor: Sater, David

Modifies the requirements for eligibility and receipt of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits

HB42 -- (LR# 0126L.01I)

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Public Hearing Completed (H) HB46 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Cox, Stanley

Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and creates the crime of coercing an abortion

SS HCS HB 46 & 434 -- (LR# 0385S.10P)

SEE COMMENTS

SENATE REQUESTS HOUSE TAKE UP AND PASS

SS HCS HB 46 & 434

HB48 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Harris, Belinda

Allows certain adopted adults who are 21 years of age or older to receive a certified copy of his or her original unaltered birth certificate and adoption records

HB48 -- (LR# 0124L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB126 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Silvey, Ryan

Requires all employers in the state who provide paid or unpaid leave to employees for the birth of a child to provide the same leave for the adoption of a child

HB126 -- (LR# 0573L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB141 --- Sponsor: Hughes, Leonard S.

Increases the length of time from no later than 15 days to no later than 60 days after the birth of a child in which the father has to establish paternity prior to an adoption

HB141 -- (LR# 0499L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB296 --- Sponsor: Chappelle-Nadal, Maria --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott

Requires, subject to appropriations, an expansion of the variety of kosher foods approved under the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Special Supplemental Food Program

HB296 -- (LR# 0804L.01I)

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Public Hearing Completed (H) HB307 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Mike

Allows a parent to request and the court to order that up to 10% of court-ordered child support payments be set aside in a savings or educational account

HB307 -- (LR# 0567L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB369 --- Sponsor: Aull, Joe

Changes the requirements for providing notice of the relocation of a child by the custodial parent

HB369 -- (LR# 1362L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB393 --- Sponsor: Schoeller, Shane --- CoSponsor: Lampe, Sara

Changes the laws regarding hotline calls reporting child abuse and neglect to the Children's Division within the Department of Social Services

HB393 -- (LR# 0593L.01I)

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Public Hearing Completed (H) HB408 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth --- CoSponsor: McNeil, Margo

Establishes the Children's Product Safety Act

HB408 -- (LR# 0607L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB424 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese

Guarantees a parent or legal guardian the right to care, educate, and raise his or her children without governmental hindrance unless there is a compelling interest upon voter approval

HB424 -- (LR# 1284L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB434 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Cox, Stanley

Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and creates the crime of coercing an abortion

HB434 -- (LR# 1085L.01I)

SEE COMMENTS

SENATE REQUESTS HOUSE TAKE UP AND PASS

SS HCS HB 46 & 434

HB476 --- Sponsor: Talboy, Mike

Repeals the provision allowing certain individuals with ministerial or tocological certification to provide midwifery services in this state

HB476 -- (LR# 1217L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB532 --- Sponsor: Kraus, Will --- CoSponsor: Yates, Brian

Gives immunity from civil or criminal liability to persons reporting suspected child abuse to the proper authorities of a medical institution, school facility, or public or private agency

HB532 -- (LR# 0271L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB570 --- Sponsor: Harris, Belinda --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese

Changes the laws regarding abortions

HB570 -- (LR# 1324L.01I)

Referred: Rules - Pursuant to Rule 25(32)(f) (H) HB610 --- Sponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott --- CoSponsor: Nasheed, Jamilah

Provides outreach services, educational training for child care professionals, and subsidies for early childhood programs

HB610 -- (LR# 1138L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB720 --- Sponsor: LeVota, Paul --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott

Adds any adult person who resides in the same household and witnesses the abuse or neglect or possible abuse or neglect of a child to the list of persons required to report or make a report

HB720 -- (LR# 1594L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB758 --- Sponsor: Grill, Jason --- CoSponsor: Pace, Sharon

Establishes the Child Nutrition and Wellness Act of 2009, the Office of Child Nutrition and Wellness, and the Advisory Council on Child Nutrition and Wellness

HB758 -- (LR# 1765L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB832 --- Sponsor: Kraus, Will --- CoSponsor: Day, David

Allows a parent to file a family support motion to modify child support owed if there is a 20% or more change in the obligated party's income

HB832 -- (LR# 1402L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB863 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Kuessner, J. C.

Establishes the Child Witness Protection Act regarding certain children 17 years of age or younger who are testifying in specified judicial proceedings

HB863 -- (LR# 1247L.02I)

Approved by Governor (G)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G) HB879 --- Sponsor: Kirkton, Jeanne --- CoSponsor: Schupp, Jill

Requires a non-custodial parent to pay child support until his or her child reaches 22 years of age instead of 21 years of age

HB879 -- (LR# 1408L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB949 --- Sponsor: Gatschenberger, Chuck --- CoSponsor: Zerr, Anne

Requires the Department of Social Services to test applicants and recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits for the illegal use of controlled substances

HB949 -- (LR# 2326L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB968 --- Sponsor: Nasheed, Jamilah --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott

Allows certain individuals to be eligible for food stamp benefits if the person participates in a substance abuse treatment program

HB968 -- (LR# 1912L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB994 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Allows criminal charges to be filed against a mother who intentionally used or ingested an illegal controlled substance while she was pregnant which resulted in harm to her unborn child

HB994 -- (LR# 0183L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB999 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth --- CoSponsor: McClanahan, Rebecca Payne

Changes the laws regarding sexual education, sexually transmitted infection therapies, and pregnancy prevention

HB999 -- (LR# 0632L.02I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB1117 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia

Requires hospitals and birthing centers to provide maternity patients with informational leaflets regarding the annual percentages of specified maternity-related procedures performed at the facility

HB1117 -- (LR# 2489L.02I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB1178 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: Yates, Brian

Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and creates the crime of coercing an abortion

HB1178 -- (LR# 2527L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HB1200 --- Sponsor: Grisamore, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Sater, David

Changes the laws regarding criminal background checks conducted under the Family Care Safety Registry

HB1200 -- (LR# 2452L.02I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HCR49 --- Sponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott --- CoSponsor: Low, Beth

Strongly urges and encourages every county in the state to develop a plan to resolve homelessness in this state

HCR49 -- (LR# 2427L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HCR53 --- Sponsor: Corcoran, Michael George --- CoSponsor: Oxford, Jeanette Mott

Establishes a Joint Interim Committee on Foster Care Transition to continue the work of the Missouri Aging Out Task Force

HCR53 -- (LR# 2458L.04I)

Voted Do Pass (H) HJR16 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese

Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing a parent or legal guardian the right to care, educate, and raise his or her children without governmental hindrance unless there is a compelling interest

HJR16 -- (LR# 1285L.01I)

Rules - Reported Do Pass (H) HJR38 --- Sponsor: Nieves, Brian D. --- CoSponsor: Pratt, Bryan

Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the expenditure of public funds for abortion services, human cloning, or certain human research

HJR38 -- (LR# 2391L.01I)

Referred: Spec Standing Committee on Children & Families (H) HR212 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Richard, Ron

Urges the United States Congress to summarily reject the enactment of the federal Freedom of Choice Act which classifies abortion as a fundamental right and prohibits any restrictions on abortions

HR212 -- (LR# 0915L.02I)

HCS Adopted (H)

AYES: 116

NOES: 40

PRESENT: 2

HR294 --- Sponsor: Dixon, Bob --- CoSponsor: Richard, Ron

Urges the United States Congress to summarily reject the enactment of the federal Freedom of Choice Act which classifies abortion as a fundamental right and prohibits any restrictions on abortions

HCS HR 294 & 212 -- (LR# 1396L.03C)

HCS Adopted (H)

AYES: 116

NOES: 40

PRESENT: 2

SB96 --- Sponsor: Justus, Jolie L.

Establishes educational rights for foster care students and requires a full school day of education for certain children

SB96 -- (LR# 0225S.01I)

Referred: Rules - Pursuant to Rule 25(32)(f) (H) SB232 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Jane

Prohibits certain public agencies and political subdivisions from discrimination based on an individual's elementary and secondary education program

SB232 -- (LR# 0846S.01T)

Approved by Governor (G)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G) redbar

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