98th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session

Representative
John McCaherty

District 097

Republican

Elected:	2010
Years Served:	7

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HB 104 - (0177H.01I) - Haahr, Elijah
Creates the Student Freedom of Association Act

HB 152 - (0176H.01P) - Haahr, Elijah
Expands the crime of sexual trafficking of a child to include advertising a child participating in a commercial sexual act

HB 179 - (0256H.02P) - Chipman, Jason
Allows a retired military member to provide a Veterans' Identification Card issued by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs in order to receive a veteran designation on his or her drivers license.

HB 187 - (0045L.02C) - Fitzpatrick, Scott
Changes the laws regarding postsecondary students in unlawful status in the United States

HB 215 - (0567L.01I) - Moon, Mike
Prohibits the enforcement of any federal regulation by any state department or agency unless the enforcement is approved by the General Assembly

HB 238 - (0757H.01I) - Black, Linda
Provides that corrections officers are to receive hazardous duty pay in addition to their regular salary

HB 383 - (1005L.01I) - Montecillo, Genise
Establishes term limits for State Board of Education members

HB 430 - (1160L.01I) - Curtman, Paul
Establishes the Taxpayer Transparency Act of 2015 that requires state departments to indicate in certain educational and advertising materials that the materials are produced and disseminated at taxpayer expense

HB 514 - (1338H.01I) - Leara, Mike
Modifies provisions relating to tax increment financing

HB 519 - (1101L.01I) - Vescovo, Rob
Requires state employers to suspend pay or charge annual or sick leave if employees are placed on administrative leave for more than fifteen days

HB 538 - (1040H.05C) - Lynch, Steve
Allows physicians to prescribe naloxone to any individual to administer, in good faith, to another individual suffering from an opiate-induced drug overdose

HB 557 - (1047H.01P) - Bahr, Kurt
Specifies that parental liberty to direct the upbringing, education, and care of his or her children is a fundamental right not subject to infringement without demonstrating a compelling governmental interest

HB 647 - (1560H.01I) - Phillips, Don
Establishes procedures for an adopted person to obtain a copy of his or her original birth certificate

HB 703 - (1335L.01I) - Curtman, Paul
Requires the election of all board of election commissioners

HB 917 - (2022L.01I) - Black, Linda
Establishes the Missouri Department of Corrections Workforce Stabilization Act

HB 998 - (2223H.01I) - Sommer, Chrissy
Changes the laws regarding animal abuse

HB 1107 - (2430L.01I) - Moon, Mike
Modifies provisions of the law relating to marriages other than a marriage between a man and a woman

HB 1207 - (2579H.02I) - Dogan, Shamed
Requires law enforcement agencies to have a written policy regarding the investigation of officer-involved deaths

HB 1224 - (2557L.01I) - Moon, Mike
Establishes the standards for newborn safety incubators installed outside certain facilities which allow any person to anonymously place a newborn in the device with the intent to leave the newborn

HB 1312 - (2658H.02P) - Rowden, Caleb
Requires the department of economic development to classify tax credits as either directly or indirectly benefiting the state

HCR 31 - (1889L.01I) - Kirkton, Jeanne
Calls on the United States government to condemn the persecution against Falun Gong and the crime of harvesting organs from practitioners

HJR 4 - (0490H.01I) - Haahr, Elijah
Proposes a constitutional amendment to change the vote required to pass a constitutional amendment from a majority vote to sixty percent of the votes cast

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Representative
John McCaherty