February 10, 2000 House Activity Register

Missouri House of Representatives
Daily Activity Register
For Activities Recorded on February 10, 2000

HB1074

Authorizes certain additional water pollution control bonds. (LR# 2483- 04)

HCS HB 1074

Reported perfected and printed (H)

HB1142

Repeals $100 permit fee for oversized loads of farmers. (LR# 2541- 02)

HCS HB 1142

Reported perfected and printed (H)
Third Read and Passed (H)
Reported to the Senate and first read (H)

HB1143

Establishes the senior environmental corps. (LR# 2825- 01)

HB 1143

Committee: Environment and Energy (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1144

Creates the Unfair Home Improvement Loans Act. (LR# 2824- 03)

HCS HB 1144

Reported perfected and printed (H)
Third Read and Passed (H)
Reported to the Senate and first read (H)

HB1186

Authorizes governor to convey certain property in Cole County which is part of Church Farm Correctional Facility. (LR# 2507- 01)

HB 1186

Reported perfected and printed (H)
Referred: Fiscal Review (H)

HB1215

Changes certain computer crimes and creates the crime of furnishing child pornography. (LR# 3056- 04)

HS HCS HB 1215 & 1240

House Substitute offered (H)
HS adopted in House (H)
Perfected with amendments (H)

HA 1, HA 4 ADOPTED

HB1243

Requires Governor to notify victim's family when death sentence is commuted. (LR# 2937- 02)

HB 1243

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1307

Allows Kansas City to enact ordinances and penalties for dumping and littering. (LR# 3237- 01)

HB 1307

Referred: Urban Affairs (H)

HB1321

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

HB 1321

Reported perfected and printed (H)
Third Read and Passed (H)
Reported to the Senate and first read (H)

HB1363

Enacts the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact and repeals the Interstate High Speed Intercity Rail Passenger Network Compact. (LR# 2806- 02)

HB 1363

Reported perfected and printed (H)
Third Read and Passed (H)
Reported to the Senate and first read (H)

HB1381

Requires pawnbrokers to return stolen items without payment of amount due. (LR# 3618- 01)

HB 1381

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB1382

Changes pawnbrokers duties in regards to stolen property. (LR# 3617- 01)

HB 1382

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB1418

Requires certain referrals to other health care professionals after a diagnosis of cancer and requires insurance coverage. (LR# 2428- 01)

HB 1418

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1446

Establishes criteria for stretcher van operators. (LR# 3459- 01)

HB 1446

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1462

Amends the definition of distressed communities to include cities located outside of a metropolitan area with a median household income of less than seventy percent of the median income of the state. (LR# 3548- 01)

HB 1462

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1496

Allows additional counties to establish homeless programs and increases fees on recorded instruments to five dollars. (LR# 3805- 01)

HB 1496

Referred: Consumer Protection and Housing (H)

HB1528

Increases the penalty for unlawful use of weapons in schools. (LR# 2845- 01)

HB 1528

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1529

Creates a suicide prevention grant program, to be administered by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. (LR# 2843- 01)

HB 1529

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1560

Revises law on driving while intoxicated offenses. (LR# 3743- 01)

HB 1560

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1580

Changes employment status of certain judicial personnel. (LR# 3500- 01)

HB 1580

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1581

Creates the crime of driving with extreme blood alcohol content. (LR# 3769- 01)

HB 1581

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1595

Allows a carryover, but not a refund of the tax credit allowed insurance companies and associations in sections 148.400. (LR# 3835- 01)

HB 1595

Committee: Insurance (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1596

Designates which financial institutions may hold certain assets not exclusively controlled by insurance companies. (LR# 3877- 01)

HB 1596

Referred: Insurance (H)

HB1597

Amends the bonding requirements for surplus line insurance brokers' licenses. (LR# 3876- 01)

HB 1597

Committee: Insurance (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS CONSENT
Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)

HB1601

Requires sellers of motor fuel to label oxygenate additives. (LR# 3308- 01)

HB 1601

Committee: Environment and Energy (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1602

Regulates livestock sales. (LR# 2494- 03)

HCS HB 1602

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1603

Changes the motor vehicle franchise practices act. (LR# 3504- 03)

HB 1603

Committee: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS WITH AMENDMENTS
Reported Do Pass with amendments (H)

HCA 1, HCA 2

HB1624

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

HB 1624

Withdrawn (H)

HB1644

Revises Public School Retirement System. (LR# 3803- 02)

HCS HB 1644

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1655

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

HB 1655

Committee: Environment and Energy (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1664

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

HB 1664

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1681

Repeals the expiration date on provisions prohibiting a receiver from requiring payment from a reinsurer based on estimated incurred but not reported losses. (LR# 3627- 01)

HB 1681

Committee: Insurance (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS CONSENT

HB1720

Changes certain license and enforcement procedures for excursion gambling boats. (LR# 4123- 01)

HB 1720

Referred: Miscellaneous Bills and Resolutions (H)

HB1737

Requires long-term health care insurers to identify whether their policies are tax qualified and requires the Department of Insurance to put certain information in its buyers' guide. (LR# 3383- 03)

HCS HB 1737

Committee: Insurance (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1793

Allows political subdivisions to provide health insurance benefits to dependents of deceased employees. (LR# 4039- 01)

HB 1793

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1794

Allows donations to a county law enforcement fund as a condition of probation. (LR# 3968- 01)

HB 1794

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1796

Changes egg dealers' and retailers' licensing fees. (LR# 3544- 01)

HB 1796

Referred: Agri-Business (H)

HB1797

Creates the Motorist Insurance Identification Database Fund, to be funded by six percent of the revenue derived from the insurance premium tax. (LR# 3914- 02)

HB 1797

Referred: Miscellaneous Bills and Resolutions (H)

HB1798

Enacts the Private Property Protection Act, which requires compensation from government entities when government programs devalue property by twenty percent or more. (LR# 3873- 01)

HB 1798

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1800

Provides for review of nonparoleable sentences. (LR# 2942- 02)

HB 1800

Referred: Correctional & State Institutions (H)

HB1801

Mandates ethanol phase-in in certain metropolitan areas and allows other areas to adopt ethanol phase-in if they so choose. (LR# 3959- 01)

HB 1801

Referred: Environment and Energy (H)

HB1802

Allows mortgage insurance for up to one hundred percent of the market value of the property. (LR# 3971- 01)

HB 1802

Referred: Insurance (H)

HB1803

Creates the County Technology Fund. (LR# 3720- 01)

HB 1803

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1804

Requires the Department of Health to disclose the HIV status of certain persons. (LR# 2392- 01)

HB 1804

Referred: Public Health (H)

HB1805

Increase the base salary of certain court clerks. (LR# 4177- 01)

HB 1805

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1806

Regulates the taking and killing of feral hogs. (LR# 3802- 01)

HB 1806

Referred: Agriculture (H)

HB1807

Lowers the minimum age for jury service from twenty-one to eighteen. (LR# 4244- 01)

HB 1807

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1808

Clarifies the definition of the City of St. Louis for purposes of the firemen's retirement and relief system (LR# 4175- 02)

HB 1808

Referred: Retirement (H)

HB1809

Increases surcharge for the courthouse restoration fund. (LR# 4243- 01)

HB 1809

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1812

Corrects a technical title defect in a statute that only recognizes a marriage between a man and a woman. (LR# 4104- 01)

HB 1812

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1813

Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal income tax for corporations and replaces revenue lost by the outstanding schools trust fund with money from general revenue. (LR# 4110- 01)

HB 1813

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1814

Regulates the use and operation of private jails. (LR# 4181- 02)

HB 1814

Referred: Correctional & State Institutions (H)

HB1815

Allows certain surviving spouses who have remarried to receive Public School Retirement System benefits. (LR# 4249- 01)

HB 1815

Referred: Retirement (H)

HB1816

Regulates privatization contracts for state agencies and political subdivisions. (LR# 3623- 02)

HB 1816

Referred: Labor (H)

HB1817

Allows denials of licensure by long-term care facilities to be filed in circuit court. (LR# 4216- 01)

HB 1817

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

HB1818

Changes certain crimes regarding driving under the influence. (LR# 4075- 01)

HB 1818

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1819

Corrects a technical title defect for a marriage statute declared unconstitutional. (LR# 3448- 01)

HB 1819

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1820

Allows theology and divinity students to be eligible for bright flight scholarships. (LR# 2637- 01)

HB 1820

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB1821

Creates crime of theft by Internet. (LR# 3667- 01)

HB 1821

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1822

Prohibits registered sex offenders from serving as sports coaches and referees. (LR# 3669- 01)

HB 1822

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1823

Waives renewal fees for military medal and prisoner of war special license plates. (LR# 3486- 01)

HB 1823

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1824

Creates an income tax credit for advertising costs of Missouri retailers which promote value-added agricultural products produced in this state by Missouri businesses. (LR# 3280- 01)

HB 1824

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1825

Designates Menfro soil as the state soil. (LR# 3542- 01)

HB 1825

Referred: Tourism, Recreation & Cultural Affairs (H)

HB1826

Prohibits the transfer of human fetal parts for valuable consideration. (LR# 4199- 01)

HB 1826

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1827

Creates the Board of Ionizing Radiation Technology (LR# 3621- 01)

HB 1827

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB1828

Makes technical intersectional reference corrections to sections 421.005 to 421.034. (LR# 4250- 01)

HB 1828

Referred: Public Health (H)

HB1829

Creates an itemized deduction for health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical costs not already deductible pursuant to federal or state law. (LR# 4009- 01)

HB 1829

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1830

Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health insurance premiums from fifty to one hundred percent. (LR# 4011- 01)

HB 1830

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1831

Reduces corporate income tax rate to five and one-half percent and raises caps on deductibility of federal tax liability. (LR# 4012- 01)

HB 1831

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1832

Creates new income caps for the circuit breaker. (LR# 4013- 01)

HB 1832

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1833

Increases the dependency deduction to two thousand four hundred dollars. (LR# 4014- 01)

HB 1833

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1834

Exempts from sales and use tax all sales of over-the-counter drugs. (LR# 4015- 01)

HB 1834

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1835

Prohibits requiring submission of certain personal information. (LR# 4017- 01)

HB 1835

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1836

Requires the state to pay part of certain prosecutor's salaries. (LR# 4263- 01)

HB 1836

Referred: Fiscal Review (H)

HB1837

Revises child relocation statute to repeal 1998 revisions of the statute. (LR# 3576- 02)

HB 1837

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1838

Prohibits the parking of motor vehicles in a commuter parking lot for the primary purpose of selling the motor vehicle. (LR# 2567- 01)

HB 1838

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1839

Creates the crime of unlawful drug transactions with a child. (LR# 4041- 01)

HB 1839

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1840

Requires custodial orders to permit all parents access to the child's health insurance provider. (LR# 3408- 01)

HB 1840

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1841

Designates cut-leaved teasel, common teasel and kudzu vine as noxious weeds. (LR# 4315- 01)

HB 1841

Referred: Agriculture (H)

HB1842

Establishes a framework for restructuring and deregulating electric utilities. (LR# 4131- 01)

HB 1842

Referred: Utilities Regulation (H)

HB1843

Eliminates the office of marshal in certain cities. (LR# 3941- 01)

HB 1843

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1844

Changes the house arrest program. (LR# 3899- 02)

HB 1844

Referred: Correctional & State Institutions (H)

HB1845

Allows college, university or community college charter school sponsors to receive support funds, provided the sponsors perform certain duties. (LR# 4029- 02)

HB 1845

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1846

Changes residence requirements for Kansas City police officers. (LR# 4242- 01)

HB 1846

Referred: Urban Affairs (H)

HB1847

Increases the annuity rate for state retirement members (LR# 4258- 01)

HB 1847

Referred: Retirement (H)

HB1848

Exempts certain persons from the seven-year requirement for the licensure examination for physicians and surgeons. (LR# 3673- 01)

HB 1848

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB1849

Governs the presentation of identification by on-duty peace officers for the Division of Liquor Control. (LR# 4293- 01)

HB 1849

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1850

Prohibts the supervisor of liquor control from barring certain persons from drinking at establishments. (LR# 3380- 02)

HB 1850

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1851

Governs the use of minors for enforcement of the liquor laws. (LR# 4294- 01)

HB 1851

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1852

Creates grants for public school teachers seeking to purchase homes in the districts in which they teach. (LR# 3658- 01)

HB 1852

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1853

Encourages and assists paraprofessional teaching assistants in becoming professional teachers in certain districts. (LR# 3659- 01)

HB 1853

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1854

Establishes a Public School Beautification Adoption Program, subject to appropriations. (LR# 3661- 02)

HB 1854

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1855

Adds juvenile officers to list of judicial officers in crime of tampering with a judicial officer. (LR# 4271- 01)

HB 1855

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1856

Repeals expired provisions of law (LR# 4067- 01)

HB 1856

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1857

Makes additions to the list of persons immune from liability for reporting to the State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts. (LR# 3851- 01)

HB 1857

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB1858

Allows for the emancipation of minors in certain circumstances. (LR# 2343- 04)

HB 1858

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1860

Excludes voluntary transfer students from the foundation formula. (LR# 3532- 02)

HB 1860

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1861

Exempts from sales and use tax sales of certain motor vehicles manufactured at least seven years prior to the date of sale. (LR# 4288- 01)

HB 1861

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1862

Requires health carriers to offer all health plans as open referral plans and provide prescription cards if pharmaceutical coverage is provided. (LR# 4237- 01)

HB 1862

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1863

Creates an American Legion special license plate. (LR# 4082- 01)

HB 1863

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1864

Creates an income tax credit in the amount of ten percent of all real property taxes paid. (LR# 4038- 01)

HB 1864

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1865

Allows adult siblings to register with the Division of Family Services' adoption registry and allows biological parents to consent to disclosure of identifying information at the time of registry. (LR# 4180- 01)

HB 1865

Referred: Children, Youth & Families (H)

HB1867

Allows City of St. Louis employees, required to live in the city, to enroll children in the St. Louis County special school district without paying tuition. (LR# 4324- 01)

HB 1867

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1868

Provides for the licensure of baccalaureate social workers. (LR# 4196- 01)

HB 1868

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB1869

Imposes additional user fee on recorded instruments for housing rehabilitation (LR# 3756- 01)

HB 1869

Referred: Consumer Protection and Housing (H)

HB1870

Creates the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act. (LR# 3958- 01)

HB 1870

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1871

Reduces by 50% any fee imposed on a long-term care facility by the Division of Aging if such facility maintains inspection compliance for one year. (LR# 2359- 01)

HB 1871

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

HB1872

Makes various changes to ethics and campaign laws. (LR# 3764- 01)

HB 1872

Referred: Elections (H)

HB1873

Determines the method of calculating increases to available per-pupil funding based on the guaranteed tax base. (LR# 3966- 01)

HB 1873

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1874

Requires insurance companies to provide coverage for hearing aids. (LR# 4276- 01)

HB 1874

Referred: Insurance (H)

HB1875

Allows state to withhold moneys from political subdivisions until costs of an audit are paid. (LR# 4173- 01)

HB 1875

Referred: Fiscal Review (H)

HB1876

Changes the manner of state aid payments to charter schools in school district buildings in desegregation districts. (LR# 4083- 01)

HB 1876

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1877

Prohibits the deceptive use of health-related cash discount cards. (LR# 4274- 01)

HB 1877

Referred: Consumer Protection and Housing (H)

HB1878

Establishes a two-year rate review process for water corporations providing private fire service. (LR# 2977- 01)

HB 1878

Referred: Utilities Regulation (H)

HB1879

Makes various changes in health insurance laws to comply with changes in the federal law. (LR# 3870- 01)

HB 1879

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1880

Creates a uniform crime reporting system. (LR# 4292- 01)

HB 1880

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1881

INcludes all principal arterial roads in the City of St. Louis in the state road system. (LR# 4333- 01)

HB 1881

Referred: Transportation (H)

HB1882

Creates homestead deferments for certain real property owners. (LR# 4164- 01)

HB 1882

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1883

Provides procedures for dissolution and maintenance of abandoned cemeteries. (LR# 4222- 01)

HB 1883

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1884

Increases the mandatory school attendance age to seventeen. (LR# 4228- 01)

HB 1884

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1885

Revises law regarding graduated driver's licensing and requirements of filing high-risk insurance. (LR# 3701- 01)

HB 1885

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1886

Requires one cent of the total sales tax on motor vehicles to go to the school district trust fund. (LR# 3844- 01)

HB 1886

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1887

Creates a commission on the death penalty. (LR# 4248- 02)

HB 1887

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB1888

Creates a student loan repayment assistance program for teachers working in unaccredited or provisionally accredited school districts. (LR# 2661- 01)

HB 1888

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB1889

Requires mandatory prison sentence for certain assaults of a law enforcement officer. (LR# 4185- 01)

HB 1889

Referred: Public Safety and Law Enforcement (H)

HB1890

Includes religious and charitable organizations in the definition of community-based organizations for purposes of section 208.750. (LR# 4338- 02)

HB 1890

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

HB1892

Authorizes grave conveyances back to the county, city, town or village after fifty years if the grave is unused and unclaimed. (LR# 3201- 01)

HB 1892

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1893

Establishes procedures encouraging English proficiency in college professors. (LR# 3489- 01)

HB 1893

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB1894

Regulates the unused property market. (LR# 2818- 01)

HB 1894

Referred: Consumer Protection and Housing (H)

HB1895

Establishes a framework for restructuring and deregulating utilities. (LR# 4115- 01)

HB 1895

Referred: Utilities Regulation (H)

HB1896

Makes various changes to charter school law. (LR# 4086- 02)

HB 1896

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1897

Exempts from attachment or execution a person's right to a state or local deferred compensation account (LR# 4320- 01)

HB 1897

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1898

Requires drug and alcohol testing for motor carriers. (LR# 3066- 01)

HB 1898

Referred: Transportation (H)

HB1899

Allows public records to be reproduced using a computer-generated electronic retrieval system. (LR# 3763- 02)

HB 1899

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1900

Requires backup devices for certain trucks. (LR# 3563- 01)

HB 1900

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB1903

Regulates stretcher vans. (LR# 4279- 01)

HB 1903

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1932

Makes various changes to the managed care statutes. (LR# 3389- 01)

HB 1932

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1970

Changes bridge weight restrictions. (LR# 4318- 01)

HB 1970

Read second time (H)

HB1971

Exempts from sales and use tax, sales of nonprescription and over-the-counter drugs, excluding alcohol and tobacco, to persons sixty-five years of age and older. (LR# 2935- 02)

HB 1971

Read second time (H)

HB1972

Creates the Rosa Parks Highway. (LR# 4445- 01)

HB 1972

Read second time (H)

HB1973

Changes certain provisions of the controlled substances law. (LR# 4396- 01)

HB 1973

Read second time (H)

HB1974

Exempts diabetic medical supplies and equipment from sales and use tax. (LR# 4278- 01)

HB 1974

Read second time (H)

HB1975

Requires reimbursement of certain expenses for county recorders. (LR# 4331- 01)

HB 1975

Read second time (H)

HB1976

Modifies the statutes relating to the qualification and disqualification of employees of the department of mental health and division of aging. (LR# 4207- 02)

HB 1976

Read second time (H)

HB1977

Establishes county boards to utilize the tobacco settlement moneys received by the state. (LR# 4345- 01)

HB 1977

Read second time (H)

HB1978

Amends the method of distribution of a testator's estate. (LR# 4431- 01)

HB 1978

Read second time (H)

HB1979

Allows weed or trash control ordinances. (LR# 4470- 01)

HB 1979