96th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Bills Indexed by Subject
CONSERVATION, DEPARTMENT OF


BillSponsor Bill StringDate/Last Action
 Bill Information
HB1178Phillips, Don HB 11784/18/2012 Referred: Tourism and Natural Resources
  4671L.02I - Increases the number of members of the Missouri Conservation Commission from four to seven contingent upon the passage of a constitutional amendment authorizing the change
HB1282Houghton, Jay HB 12822/23/2012 Referred: Tourism and Natural Resources
  4999L.01I - Requires the Department of Conservation to provide an applicant or licensee for a hunting, trapping, or fishing license or permit with a copy of its current violation code and point system list
HB1375Schad, Rodney HB 13752/23/2012 Referred: Agriculture Policy (H)
  5167L.01I - Adds deer to the definition of "livestock" for specified purposes
HB1922Molendorp, Chris HCS HB 19225/2/2012 Placed on Informal Calendar
  5828L.07C - Establishes the Missouri Department of Transportation and Highway Patrol Health Care Plan
HCR31Schieffer, Ed HCR 315/17/2012 Adopted (S)
  5548L.01I - Urges Congress to support a plan for the Upper Mississippi River Basin that provides flood-control without adverse impacts on existing levees and communities
HCR32Cookson, Steve HCS HCR 323/7/2012 Referred: Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics (S)
  5627H.02C - Calls on the United States Congress to allocate at least 40% of the Land and Water Conservation Fund moneys to the State Assistance program for state and local capital parks projects
HJR48Phillips, Don HJR 484/26/2012 Referred: Tourism and Natural Resources
  4670L.01I - Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring the composition of the Missouri Conservation Commission to be fixed by law instead of specified in the Missouri Constitution
HJR51Ruzicka, Don HJR 514/26/2012 Referred: Tourism and Natural Resources
  5115L.01I - Proposes a constitutional amendment increasing the number and establishing term limits for members of the Missouri Conservation Commission
HJR52Ruzicka, Don HJR 524/16/2012 Public Hearing Held (S)
  5118L.01P - Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds majority for voter approval of any initiative petition relating to harvesting bird, fish, game, wildlife, or forestry resources
HJR56Cauthorn, John HJR 565/18/2012 Referred: Ways and Means (H)
  4517L.01I - Proposes a constitutional amendment reauthorizing the Department of Conservation sales and use tax until a general election in 2022 or a special election called by the Governor for that purpose
HJR59Pollock, Darrell HJR 592/21/2012 Public Hearing Completed (H)
  4726L.01I - Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing citizens the right to hunt, fish, trap, and harvest wildlife using traditionally approved devices or methods
SB900Munzlinger, Brian SB 9003/1/2012 Introduced and First Read (S)
  5926S.02I - Requires the Office of State Courts Administrator to take certain actions when a person fails to pay, or honor an agreement to repay, debt owed to a county jail
SCR15Schieffer, Ed SCR 155/18/2012 Adopted (H)
  5400S.01I - Urges Congress to support a plan for the Upper Mississippi River Basin that provides flood-control without adverse impacts on existing levees and communities
SCR16Asbury, Randy SS SCR 165/1/2012 Rules - Reported Do Pass (H)
  5281S.02F - Urges the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to modify its river management protocol to make flood control a top priority
SCR25Hampton, Kent SCR 255/8/2012 Adopted (H)
  5849S.03I - Urges the federal government to manage the Mississippi River to protect against devastating flood events
SJR27Munzlinger, Brian SJR 271/5/2012 Second Read and Referred: Agriculture, Food Production, and Outdoor Resources (S)
  4147S.02I - Increases the number of commissioners on the Conservation Commission and provides term limits