94th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session

Representative
Cynthia Davis

District 019

Republican

Elected:	2002
Years Served:	8

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HB 63 - (0448L.02I)
Revises the requirements for course materials and instruction in public schools relating to contraception and sexually transmitted diseases

HB 64 - (0446L.01I)
Prohibits any classroom instruction in public schools on days of a general, municipal, or special election

HB 65 - (0450L.01I)
Authorizes a real property tax credit for certain educational expenses

HB 66 - (0512L.01I)
Revises the definition of "free health clinic" as it relates to the State Legal Expense Fund

HB 78 - (0631L.01I)
Prohibits automated telephone solicitations relating to political campaigns to individuals on the No-Call List

HB 617 - (0899L.02I)
Prohibits a minor from self-consenting for a prescription for a contraceptive drug or device unless a petition is granted from a juvenile court

HB 618 - (1765L.01I)
Changes the laws regarding Missouri's Good Samaritan Law by granting civil immunity to a person providing services at a free health clinic if they are within the provider's medical field

HB 716 - (1824L.02C)
Changes the laws regarding sexual education instruction in public schools and establishes public awareness and services for alternatives to abortion programs

HB 745 - (1998L.01I)
Transfers the Blindness Education, Screening and Treatment Program Fund from the Department of Health and Senior Services to the Department of Social Services

HB 817 - (1886L.02I)
Establishes the Uninsured Patients Protection Act which prohibits hospitals from charging a patient who is not eligible for assistance and is uninsured more than the federal Medicare reimbursement rate

HB 865 - (2236L.01I)
Makes technical changes to the list of federal agencies involved in foreign adoptions

HB 893 - (2270L.01I)
Creates an affirmative defense for motorcycle riders who enter or cross an intersection controlled by a traffic control signal against a red light under certain circumstances

HB 939 - (2272L.01I)
Allows motorcycle headlamps to be wired to modulate either the upper beam or lower beam from its maximum intensity to lesser intensity and establishes modulation standards

HB 962 - (2082L.01I)
Prohibits individuals currently on probation because of a suspended imposition of sentence or individuals civilly committed to inpatient mental health services from receiving a concealed carry permit

HB 989 - (2277L.05I)
Changes the laws regarding certain unsecured loans, commonly known as payday loans

HB 990 - (2215L.02I)
Prohibits abortions in this state, other than to save the life of the mother

HB 1207 - (2760L.01I)
Prohibits the use of tobacco products in the State Capitol

HB 1208 - (2723L.01I)
Requires each school district to offer a driver's education course and authorizes a $15 surcharge on each moving violation to be used for grants to schools for driver education courses

HB 1209 - (0447L.02I)
Allows any city, county, town, village, municipality, or other political subdivision to operate automated traffic control signals, but imposes restrictions on the fines that may be imposed

HB 1241 - (2724L.01I)
Requires any person adjudicated as a juvenile for certain sexual offenses to register as a sexual offender

HJR 8 - (0449L.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting an increase in real property taxes above the previous year's federal Consumer Price Index increase

HJR 18 - (1573L.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring two-thirds majority vote for future constitutional amendments and modifies the process for accepting and enacting constitutional amendments

HR 32 - (0066C.01)
Wilson, Glenn

HR 33 - (0067C.01)
Gorman, Brendan

HR 34 - (0068C.01)
Logel, Patrick

HR 35 - (0069C.01)
Ladage, Drew

HR 36 - (0070C.01)
Lane, Josh

HR 37 - (0071C.01)
Garzon, Rachel

HR 38 - (0072C.01)
Turnure, Meghan

HR 39 - (0073C.01)
Fagan, Erin

HR 40 - (0074C.01)
Hazel, Katie

HR 41 - (0075C.01)
Przybylski, Kira

HR 42 - (0076C.01)
Minicky, Emily

HR 43 - (0077C.01)
Dubrowski, Emma

HR 44 - (0078C.01)
Huffman, Kara

HR 45 - (0079C.01)
Flynn, Lauren

HR 127 - (1368L.01I)
Grants the use of the House Chamber for presentation of Glory Awards on Wednesday, January 17, 2007, from 12 pm to 2 pm

HR 1005 - (1557C.01)
Riorden, Mary

HR 1075 - (1651C.01)
Mikecin, Mark Joseph

HR 1595 - (2461C.01)
Layer, Jacob P.

HR 5660 - (8089C.01)
Watkins, Janet

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RepresentativeCynthia Davis

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Representative
Cynthia Davis