Missouri House of Representatives
Daily Activity Register
For Activities Recorded on January 20, 2000

HB1114

To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the several departments and offices of state government. (LR# 3995- 01)

HB 1114

Read second time (H)

HB1227

Enacts the Missouri Retail Energy Customer and Worker Protection Act. (LR# 2632- 01)

HB 1227

Referred: Consumer Protection and Housing (H)

HB1301

Exempts all sales of motor vehicles from sales and use tax. (LR# 2718- 01)

HB 1301

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1302

Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenues lost by the outstanding schools trust fund. (LR# 2716- 01)

HB 1302

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1303

Allows the city of St. Charles to voluntarity annex the family arena from the county of St. Charles. (LR# 2865- 01)

HB 1303

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1304

Requires the General Assembly to appropriate general revenue for the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. (LR# 2985- 01)

HB 1304

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1305

Expands the uses of property declared abandoned by not for profit organizations. (LR# 3217- 01)

HB 1305

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB1306

Requires license renewal stickers to be placed on window of vehicle. (LR# 3228- 01)

HB 1306

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1308

Prohibits the possession, sale or distribution of GHB or Ketamine. (LR# 2934- 01)

HB 1308

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1309

Requires child care facilities to be accredited by national accrediting agencies before being exempt from licensing requirements because they are operated by religious organizations. (LR# 2342- 01)

HB 1309

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1310

Requires the Oversight Division of the Committee on Legislative Research to prepare a child impact statement for all introduced bills, except appropriation bills. (LR# 2345- 01)

HB 1310

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1311

Requires all courts to order parties to a dissolution to attend educational sessions, except for good cause. (LR# 2346- 01)

HB 1311

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1312

Makes certain police pensions subject to attachment for purposes of child support. (LR# 2475- 01)

HB 1312

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1313

Establishes mandatory observance of Veterans' Day in state schools. (LR# 2968- 01)

HB 1313

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1314

Establishes a Youth Smoking Prevention Commission to award grants for smoking prevention programs using tobacco settlement funds. (LR# 3048- 01)

HB 1314

Referred: Missouri Tobacco Settlement (H)

HB1315

Creates several new special license plates. (LR# 2347- 02)

HB 1315

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1316

Creates an income tax credit for employers who offer paid maternity leave. (LR# 2497- 01)

HB 1316

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1317

Allows dental service agreements between the Department of Social Services and dentists providing dental services to Medicaid recipients, and creates an income tax credit for such dentists. (LR# 3245- 01)

HB 1317

Referred: Public Health (H)

HB1319

Requires the depatment of health to provide Internet access to certain child care provider and facility records. (LR# 3223- 01)

HB 1319

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1320

Requires payment of outstanding fines before issuance of hunting license. (LR# 3208- 01)

HB 1320

Referred: State Parks, Natural Resources and Mining (H)

HB1321

Enacts the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision. (LR# 3251- 01)

HB 1321

Referred: Correctional & State Institutions (H)

HB1322

Changes law regarding the careless operation of motor vehicles. (LR# 3195- 02)

HB 1322

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1323

Allows supervisors of sheltered workshops to perform production work. (LR# 3275- 01)

HB 1323

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1324

Allows for the sanctioning of a child care license for violation of any local law. (LR# 2974- 01)

HB 1324

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1325

Requires seller certification for sales of electricity and gas to collect and remit sales and use tax. (LR# 2862- 01)

HB 1325

Referred: Utilities Regulation (H)

HB1326

Increases penalties for violations of certain laws relating to utilities to equal federal penalty levels. (LR# 3041- 01)

HB 1326

Referred: Utilities Regulation (H)

HB1327

Requires student anger management, conflict resolution and peer mediation training for all undergraduate students in education. (LR# 2668- 01)

HB 1327

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB1328

Authorizes certain cities to adopt a sales tax for fire protection. (LR# 3409- 01)

HB 1328

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1329

Exempts retail sales of food from local sales tax and replaces the loss of local revenue by decreasing the deductibility of federal income taxes for individuals, subject to referendum. (LR# 2876- 01)

HB 1329

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1330

Requires rezoning of property to other than agricultural before the use of eminent domain under the tax increment financing statute. (LR# 2503- 01)

HB 1330

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB1332

Exempts from income tax reparations received by victims of the Nazi holocaust. (LR# 3455- 01)

HB 1332

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1333

Exempts the first five thousand dollars of the purchase price of a new or used motor vehicle from sales and use tax. (LR# 3411- 01)

HB 1333

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1334

Repeals the statute of limitations for child support orders. (LR# 2332- 01)

HB 1334

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1335

Allows private colleges and universities to hire law enforcement officers. (LR# 3190- 01)

HB 1335

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB1336

Removes the prohibition on use of general revenue funds for certain Department of Health programs. (LR# 3399- 02)

HB 1336

Referred: Public Health (H)

HB1337

Creates the crime of eluding a law enforcement officer. (LR# 3475- 01)

HB 1337

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1338

Establishes Metropolitan St. Louis Growth Management Advisory Commission. (LR# 2502- 02)

HB 1338

Referred: Municipal Corporations (H)

HB1339

Adds four members to highway commission, two appointed by speaker and two by president pro tem, to be evenly distributed between urban and rural areas. (LR# 2505- 01)

HB 1339

Referred: Transportation (H)

HB1340

Allows a hotel and motel tourism tax for the city of Bethany. (LR# 3071- 01)

HB 1340

Referred: Tourism, Recreation & Cultural Affairs (H)

HB1341

Replaces the current income tax on individuals and corporations with a flat income tax. (LR# 3528- 01)

HB 1341

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1342

Assesses restitution amounts for illegal taking of deer. (LR# 2831- 01)

HB 1342

Referred: State Parks, Natural Resources and Mining (H)

HB1343

Establishes toll-free phone and fax numbers, and postage paid envelopes, for taxpayers to use when challenging their amount owed. (LR# 2467- 01)

HB 1343

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1344

Limits late fees on self-service storage unit rentals. (LR# 3474- 01)

HB 1344

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB1346

Changes real property assessments from 2 to 4 years and modifies law regarding tax exemption for certain organizations. (LR# 2954- 01)

HB 1346

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1347

Changes various traffic regulations and penalties. (LR# 2966- 01)

HB 1347

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1348

Lowers the level at which name and address of campaign contributors must be obtained from $100 to $25. (LR# 3273- 02)

HB 1348

Referred: Elections (H)

HB1349

Requires all votes in public meetings to be roll call votes. (LR# 3065- 01)

HB 1349

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1350

Adds caring for an incapacitated or disabled person to the list of reasons allowed for absentee voting. (LR# 3287- 01)

HB 1350

Referred: Elections (H)

HB1351

Mandates the display of any donated POW/MIA flag at any state building. (LR# 2654- 01)

HB 1351

Referred: Governmental Organization & Review (H)

HB1352

Codifies the valuation of life insurance policies model regulation. (LR# 2568- 01)

HB 1352

Referred: Insurance (H)

HB1353

Requires the release to certain persons of alcohol and drug tests on deceased persons without a subpoena. (LR# 3392- 02)

HB 1353

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1354

Expands the Shared Care Program in the division of aging to include persons caring for a disabled individual. (LR# 3177- 02)

HB 1354

Referred: Public Health (H)

HB1355

Changes requirements of articles of organization. (LR# 2630- 01)

HB 1355

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1356

Increases compensation for judges retired prior to August 28, 1995. (LR# 2967- 01)

HB 1356

Referred: Retirement (H)

HB1357

Allows for appropriation of Truman Sports Complex sales tax revenue to renovation and refurbishment of the Complex. (LR# 2986- 01)

HB 1357

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB1358

Designates venue in criminal credit card fraud cases. (LR# 3105- 01)

HB 1358

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1359

Prohibits the overfunding of entitlements in the school foundation formula unless all categoricals are fully funded first. (LR# 2479- 02)

HB 1359

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1360

Increases the time limit for correcting erroneous property tax assessments to three years. (LR# 3229- 01)

HB 1360

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1361

Eliminates duplicative and obsolete education provisions. (LR# 2848- 01)

HB 1361

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1362

Makes various changes in the health insurance pool. (LR# 3311- 03)

HCS HB 1362

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1364

Requires continuing education for used motor vehicle dealers. (LR# 3462- 01)

HB 1364

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1367

Recodifies sections on court costs (revision bill). (LR# 3588- 01)

HB 1367

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1368

Eliminates requirement of a concurrent resolution before the statutes can be printed. (LR# 3593- 01)

HB 1368

Referred: Miscellaneous Bills and Resolutions (H)

HB1369

Creates a cause of action for wrongful discharge. (LR# 3432- 01)

HB 1369

Referred: Labor (H)

HB1370

Removes the prohibition against designating areas zoned as commercial or industrial as scenic byways. (LR# 3434- 01)

HB 1370

Referred: Transportation (H)

HB1371

Creates the Home Disability Tax Credit Program. (LR# 2798- 01)

HB 1371

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1372

Restricts the affixing of tax stamps to cigarette packages and provides penalties for persons selling or holding for sale illegally stamped cigarette packages. (LR# 3301- 01)

HB 1372

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1373

Creates the pilot project challenge scholarship program. (LR# 2895- 01)

HB 1373

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1374

Changes date by which ordinance must be enacted to establish court costs to fund domestic violence shelters. (LR# 3521- 01)

HB 1374

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1375

Eliminates filing fee for articles of incorporation for not-for-profit corporations. (LR# 3454- 01)

HB 1375

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1376

Allows the tour of state facilities by new members of the General Assembly to be any time of the year. (LR# 3460- 02)

HB 1376

Referred: Governmental Organization & Review (H)

HB1377

Allows both business size and the absence of listed negative factors to be included in determinations of penalties for violations of child labor standards. (LR# 2651- 01)

HB 1377

Referred: Labor (H)

HB1378

Penalizes the filing of false information with the Director of Revenue. (LR# 3585- 01)

HB 1378

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1379

Includes military-issued guardianships for purposes of student residency requirements for school districts. (LR# 3281- 01)

HB 1379

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1380

Requires assessment of motor vehicles at seventy percent of trade-in value and a physical inspection of tangible personal property before the assessed value is raised more than five percent. (LR# 3579- 01)

HB 1380

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1383

Allows employees to inspect their personnel files, if any are maintained. (LR# 3431- 01)

HB 1383

Referred: Labor (H)

HB1384

Tolls the statute of limitations in a case of nonsuit and authorizes jury trials in certain discrimination cases. (LR# 3430- 01)

HB 1384

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1388

Permits replacement of corporate trustee in event of sale or merger. (LR# 3336- 01)

HB 1388

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1389

Exempts military pensions from state income tax. (LR# 3584- 01)

HB 1389

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1390

Repeals limit on deductibility of federal income tax paid by individuals and corporations and replaces lost revenue to Outstanding Schools Trust Fund from general revenue fund. (LR# 3063- 01)

HB 1390

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1391

Allows building codes in counties of the third classification that have the assesed valuation necessary to be a county of the first or second classification. (LR# 3410- 01)

HB 1391

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1393

Establishes a Children's Trust Fund home visitation program for parents under the age of twenty-one with newborns. (LR# 3467- 01)

HB 1393

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1395

Names kudzu a noxious weed and provides liability for persons who allow kudzu to grow to another's property. (LR# 2705- 01)

HB 1395

Referred: Agriculture (H)

HB1396

Makes various changes to law regarding student representatives on college and university boards. (LR# 3485- 01)

HB 1396

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB1397

Gives third class cities the ability to establish reserve funds. (LR# 3586- 01)

HB 1397

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)
Withdrawn (H)

HB1398

Changes the penalty for aiding escape of a prisoner. (LR# 3438- 01)

HB 1398

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1399

Creates the Civil Air Patrol license plate. (LR# 3596- 01)

HB 1399

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1400

Creates Transportation Volunteer Insurance Fund. (LR# 3192- 01)

HB 1400

Referred: Social Services, Medicaid and the Elderly (H)

HB1430

Enacts the consumer telephone privacy act, to be enforced by the Attorney General. (LR# 3555- 01)

HB 1430

Referred: Consumer Protection and Housing (H)

HB1494

Changes sexual harassment law and law regarding other discrimination actions. (LR# 3496- 01)

HB 1494

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1506

Establishes the Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund in the state treasury. (LR# 3694- 02)

HB 1506

Committee: Missouri Tobacco Settlement (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS

Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1600

Establishes the Missouri Tobacco Settlment Trust Fund and specifies the uses of the moneys in the fund. (LR# 3461- 01)

HB 1600

Referred: Missouri Tobacco Settlement (H)

HB1602

Regulates livestock sales. (LR# 2494- 02)

HB 1602

Referred: Agriculture (H)

HB1604

Authorizes the governor to convey certain state property to the State Highways and Transportation Commission. (LR# 3934- 01)

HB 1604

Read second time (H)

HB1605

Prohibits the sale of over-the-counter weight loss products in pill, tablet or capsule form to minors. (LR# 3690- 01)

HB 1605

Read second time (H)

HB1606

Creates the Community Comeback Act. (LR# 3537- 01)

HB 1606

Read second time (H)

HB1607

Removes gatekeeper function for certain insurance coverage. (LR# 2353- 02)

HB 1607

Read second time (H)

HB1608

Revises the Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act. (LR# 4022- 01)

HB 1608

Read second time (H)

HB1609

Requires the University of Missouri to award grants for spinal cord injury research. (LR# 3368- 01)

HB 1609

Read second time (H)

HB1610

Changes compulsory school attendance age from sixteen to eighteen. (LR# 3232- 01)

HB 1610

Read second time (H)

HB1611

Requires retention vote for family court judges. (LR# 3244- 01)

HB 1611

Read second time (H)

HB1612

Restores full federal income tax deductibility by individuals on state income tax returns. (LR# 3900- 01)

HB 1612

Read second time (H)

HB1613

Prohibits certain claims against county employee retirement benefits (LR# 3967- 01)

HB 1613

Read second time (H)

HB1614

Makes "recalculated levy" for school districts permanent, revises line 14 categorical. (LR# 3616- 01)

HB 1614

Read second time (H)

HB1615

Makes various statutory changes based on the recommendations of the House Interim Committee on Elderly Abuse. (LR# 3788- 01)

HB 1615

Read second time (H)
Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1616

Combines individual and business entity insurance agents and brokers into insurance producers for purposes of licensing and regulation. (LR# 3556- 01)

HB 1616

Read second time (H)

HB1617

Regulates check-cashing businesses. (LR# 3285- 02)

HB 1617

Read second time (H)

HB1618

Increases the maximum amount of the pharmaceutical income tax credit from two hundred to seven hundred fifty dollars. (LR# 3575- 01)

HB 1618

Read second time (H)

HB1619

Enacts additional notice and hearing requirements for surface mining permits. (LR# 3685- 01)

HB 1619

Read second time (H)

HB1620

Repeals multiyear student-teacher grade-level "looping". (LR# 3527- 01)

HB 1620

Read second time (H)

HB1621

Establishes reciprocal certification for teachers from other states. (LR# 3267- 01)

HB 1621

Read second time (H)

HB1622

Increases the household income level for the pharmaceutical tax credit from fifteen to thirty-six thousand dollars. (LR# 3645- 01)

HB 1622

Read second time (H)

HB1623

Revises the division of motor carrier and railroad safety law. (LR# 3894- 01)

HB 1623

Read second time (H)

HB1624

Requires the Missouri Assistive Technology Council to establish an assistive technology loan program and home access program. (LR# 3830- 01)

HB 1624

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1625

Restores full federal income tax deductibility by individuals on state income tax returns. (LR# 3786- 01)

HB 1625

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1626

Creates the Missouri Veterans' Business Council. (LR# 2310- 01)

HB 1626

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1627

Limits the future employment of the chief information officer of the office of administration. (LR# 3882- 01)

HB 1627

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1628

Changes state purchasing requirements. (LR# 2889- 02)

HB 1628

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1629

Limits the areas in which tax increment financing may be used. (LR# 3806- 01)

HB 1629

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1630

Creates grants for diversification of communities with economies dependent on tobacco production. (LR# 3942- 01)

HB 1630

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1631

Changes the liquor control law. (LR# 3840- 01)

HB 1631

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1632

Prohibits alcohol in the capitol except upon order of the governor. (LR# 3649- 02)

HB 1632

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1633

Establishes a no-call telemarketing database within the office of the attorney general. (LR# 3828- 01)

HB 1633

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1634

Regulates unlawful telemarketing practices. (LR# 3739- 02)

HB 1634

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1635

Requires all health benfit plans to issue uniform prescription drug information cards. (LR# 4031- 01)

HB 1635

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1636

Allows anyone to vote absentee; establishes an alternative single-ballot primary pilot project. (LR# 3488- 01)

HB 1636

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1637

Requires the filing of additional campaign information disclosures with the Ethics Commission. (LR# 3963- 01)

HB 1637

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1638

Changes the burden of proof in tax case in favor of the taxpayer, but does not apply to issues involving the applicability of tax credits or exemptions (LR# 3111- 01)

HB 1638

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1639

Amends the composition of the highways and transportation commission. (LR# 4089- 01)

HB 1639

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1640

Requires the department of health to establish a registration program for embryo laboratories. (LR# 2411- 02)

HB 1640

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1641

Requires persons convicted of intoxication-related offenses and weapons offenses to pay an additional court cost to provide funding to trauma centers. (LR# 3220- 01)

HB 1641

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1642

Requires the department of insurance to adopt regualtions governing the valuation of life insurance policies. (LR# 4034- 01)

HB 1642

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1643

Creates an income tax deduction for individuals in the amount of one hundred percent of insurance premium costs. (LR# 3499- 01)

HB 1643

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1644

Clarifies that current public school retirees do not receive certain double benefits (LR# 3803- 01)

HB 1644

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1645

Changes traffic regulations for large trucks. (LR# 3860- 01)

HB 1645

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1646

Transfers the board of parole to the judicial branch. (LR# 4049- 01)

HB 1646

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1647

Allows the city of North Kansas City to establish reserve funds. (LR# 4046- 01)

HB 1647

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1648

Provides the Department of Social Services with discretion in releasing information regarding child fatalities or near fatalities. (LR# 4055- 01)

HB 1648

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1649

Establishes a multicultural citizens' advisory program and committee in the office of the Lieutenant Governor. (LR# 3339- 01)

HB 1649

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1650

Makes food establishments liable up to $20,000 for the cost of treatment for hepatitis A exposure. (LR# 3976- 02)

HB 1650

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1651

Changes laws regarding liquor control. (LR# 3841- 02)

HB 1651

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1652

Prohibits minors from possessing tobacco products and requires lock-out devices on vending machines distributin tobacco products. (LR# 3838- 01)

HB 1652

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1653

Prohibits failed school bond issues from being resubmitted to the voters unless twelve months have passed since such failure. (LR# 3541- 01)

HB 1653

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1654

Requires the Board of Probation and Parole to provide probation services on all criminal nonsupport cases. (LR# 2422- 01)

HB 1654

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1655

Amends powers, duties and appointments of soil and water conservation district board members. (LR# 3107- 01)

HB 1655

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1656

Allows certain municipalities to adopt expedited weed control ordinances. (LR# 3426- 01)

HB 1656

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1657

Limits Internet access in public libraries. (LR# 3784- 01)

HB 1657

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1658

Prohibits engaging in sexual conduct with animals (bestiality). (LR# 3744- 01)

HB 1658

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1659

Authorizes an economic development sales tax for funding a transportation corporation in Kirksville. (LR# 3781- 01)

HB 1659

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1660

Authorizes optional retirement program for employees of regional colleges and universities (LR# 3962- 01)

HB 1660

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1661

Allows certain political subdivisions to have a mechanic's lien when they pay mechanics to perform abatement work on derelict real property. (LR# 2595- 01)

HB 1661

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1662

Allows local housing corporations and neighborhood associations to bring property receivership actions. (LR# 2596- 01)

HB 1662

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1663

Permits the sale of alcohol when Valentine's day is on Sunday. (LR# 3651- 01)

HB 1663

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1664

Revises various child protection laws. (LR# 4037- 01)

HB 1664

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1665

Provides death and burial benefits for public safety officers killed in the line of duty. (LR# 3688- 01)

HB 1665

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1666

Removes real property from the property required to be listed annually for the assessor. (LR# 3886- 01)

HB 1666

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1667

Allows courts to issue restraining orders against certain persons less than eighteen years of age. (LR# 3099- 01)

HB 1667

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1668

Requires the revocation of a physician's license for assisting in a suicide. (LR# 3102- 01)

HB 1668

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1669

Prohibits state agencies from adopting rules requiring state certification from a public school program in certain cases. (LR# 3098- 01)

HB 1669

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1670

Increases penalty for certain repeat sexual offenders. (LR# 2403- 02)

HB 1670

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1671

Limits causes of action by political subdivisions and the state against firearms manufacturers. (LR# 3639- 01)

HB 1671

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1672

Changes speed limit for certain trucks on certain highways; allows certain rules establishing lanes for truck travel; expands commercial zones; creates penalties for weigh station aviodance. (LR# 2545- 02)

HB 1672

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1673

Requires the Division of Family Services to withhold public assistance payments from persons with outstanding arrest warrants. (LR# 3449- 01)

HB 1673

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1674

Requires the Department of Agriculture to develop standards for organic farming and expands neighborhood assistance to include farmer's markets.. (LR# 3464- 01)

HB 1674

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1675

Requires the implementation of the Uniform Crime Reporting System and the use of death review panels for all suspicious deaths. (LR# 2857- 01)

HB 1675

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1676

Provides a testimonial privilege for domestic violence shelter workers and changes the detention period for domestic violence arrests. (LR# 2858- 01)

HB 1676

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1677

Makes various changes relating to domestic violence. (LR# 2859- 02)

HB 1677

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1678

Amends various statutes relating to marriage by adding gender neutral language. (LR# 2978- 01)

HB 1678

Introduced and read first time (H)

HB1679

Changes crimes involving stealing. (LR# 2819- 02)

HB 1679

Introduced and read first time (H)

HCR10

Directs the department of insurance to promulgate regulations governing the valuation of life insurance policies. (LR# 4033- 01)

HCR0010

Offered (H)
Read first time (H)

HCR11

Requests the state treasurer and the department of revenue to deposit sales tax revenue derived from the rate of one cent on the dollar from motor vehicle sales into the School District Trust Fund. (LR# 3642- 02)

HCR0011

Offered (H)
Read first time (H)

HJR43

Proposes constitutional amendment to require school district bonds to pass by simple majority at all elections. (LR# 2352- 02)

HJR0043

Committee: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS

Reported Do Pass (H)

HJR52

Proposes constitutional amendment to establish a Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund and to specify uses of moneys in the fund. (LR# 2719- 01)

HJR0052

Withdrawn (H)

HJR53

Proposes a constitutional amendment to replace existing utilty taxes with a replacement tax (LR# 3524- 01)

HJR0053

Referred: Utilities Regulation (H)

HJR54

Proposes a constitutional amendment to include tobacco settlement funds as part of total state revenue. (LR# 3064- 01)

HJR0054

Referred: Missouri Tobacco Settlement (H)

HJR55

Proposes a constitutional amendment to require a vote when there is an excess of state revenue on whether to refund the excess or put it in the Highways Fund. (LR# 3299- 01)

HJR0055

Referred: Transportation (H)

HJR61

Amends the constitution by establishing the Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund. (LR# 3765- 02)

HJR0061

Referred: Missouri Tobacco Settlement (H)

HR104

80TH BIRTHDAY OF GEORGE SUTER (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0104

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR105

IN MEMORY OF HUBERT HABIB "DICKEY" BALLENTINE (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0105

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR106

50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL MILLER (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0106

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR107

80TH BIRTHDAY OF LUCILLE SCHUETT (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0107

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR108

IN APPRECIATION OF JOSHUA CHLOPEK (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0108

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR109

IN APPRECIATION OF JOSHUA BRENT MILES (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0109

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR110

HONORABLE TIMOTHY P. GREEN SELECTED AS IRISHPERSON HONOREE OF THE ST. LOUIS HIBERNINANS (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0110

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR111

50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF MR. AND MRS. MAX KURTZ (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0111

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR112

EAGLE SCOUT KEVIN RICHARD KREITNER (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0112

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR113

IN RECOGNITION OF THE ST. JOHN'S MERCY HOSPITAL OF WASHINGTON, MO (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0113

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR114

IN MEMORY OF JAMES WILLIAM ALTIC (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0114

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR115

EAGLE SCOUT AUSTIN ESTEBAN BROWN (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0115

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR116

EAGLE SCOUT WILLIAM AARON BROWN (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0116

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

HR117

EAGLE SCOUT DEVIN ALLEN THOMPSON (LR# 0000- 00)

HR 0117

Offered (H)
Issued (H)

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