February 24, 2000 House Activity Register

Missouri House of Representatives
Daily Activity Register
For Activities Recorded on February 24, 2000

Changes the assessment of real property to every four years. (LR# 2821- 01)

HB 1088

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

Appropriates money for the Department of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources, and the Department of Conservation. (LR# 3987- 01)

HB 1106

Committee: Budget (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1148

Allows for expungement of certain records on insurance agents from Department of Insurance files. (LR# 2302- 01)

HB 1148

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

HCS VOTED DO PASS

HB1175

Tightens rollbacks of property tax levy. (LR# 2398- 01)

HB 1175

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1205

Amends the manner in which assessed valuation is treated in the school foundation formula. (LR# 3096- 01)

HB 1205

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1287

Regulates and licenses tanning bed operators (LR# 3363- 01)

HB 1287

Committee: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS

HB1324

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

HB 1324

Committee: Children, Youth & Families (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1326

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

HB 1326

Committee: Utilities Regulation (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1331

Raises tax credit availability for new generation cooperatives to thirty million dollars and increases maximum credit per taxpayer to fifty thousand dollars. (LR# 2361- 03)

HB 1331

Referred: Agriculture (H)

HB1336

Removes the prohibition on use of general revenue funds for certain Department of Health programs. (LR# 3399- 03)

HCS HB 1336

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1362

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

HCS HB 1362

Taken up for perfection (H)
Placed on the Informal Calendar (H)

HB1387

Increases the fine for subsequent violations of child passenger restraint systems from twenty-five to one hundred dollars. (LR# 3450- 01)

HB 1387

Referred: Public Safety and Law Enforcement (H)

HB1394

Creates a sales and use tax holiday for clothing valued at less than one hundred dollars that is purchased between August 12, 2000 and August 20, 2000. (LR# 2631- 01)

HB 1394

Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1413

Establishes an advisory commission for dental hygienists. (LR# 2543- 01)

HCS HB 1413

Committee: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1415

Replaces existing taxes on electricity and natural gas with a tax based on consumption (LR# 3697- 01)

HB 1415

Committee: Utilities Regulation (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1443

Exempts from sales and use tax admission fees for hunting and certain feed and equipment used to produce certain domestically raised birds. (LR# 3067- 01)

HB 1443

Reported perfected and printed (H)

HB1505

Permits the creation of multi-jurisdictional anti-fraud enforcement groups. (LR# 3700- 01)

HCS HB 1696, 1585, 1771, 1505 & 1665

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1536

Clarifies that teachers are immune from civil liability when reporting violent acts at school. (LR# 3472- 01)

HB 1536

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1539

Lowers the minimum juror age to eighteen. (LR# 3753- 01)

HB 1539

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1540

Allows use of a single contract to design and build state facilities. (LR# 3608- 02)

HCS HB 1540

Committee: Fiscal Review (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

RECONSIDERED/HCS VOTED DO PASS
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1557

Prohibits members of governing bodies of political subdivisions from serving on boards of equalization. (LR# 3762- 01)

HB 1557

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB1585

Permits the creation of multi-jurisdictional anti-fraud enforcement groups. (LR# 3700- 01)

HCS HB 1696, 1585, 1771, 1505 & 1665

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1596

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

HB 1596

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

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

HB1602

Regulates livestock sales. (LR# 2494- 03)

HCS HB 1602

Taken up for perfection (H)
Placed on the Informal Calendar (H)

HB1619

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

HB 1619

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

HB1642

Requires the Department of Insurance to adopt regulations governing the valuation of life insurance policies. (LR# 4034- 01)

HB 1642

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

VOTED DO PASS

HB1646

Transfers the Board of Probation and Parole to the judicial branch. (LR# 4049- 01)

HB 1646

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1662

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

HB 1662

Referred: Municipal Corporations (H)

HB1665

Permits the creation of multi-jurisdictional anti-fraud enforcement groups. (LR# 3700- 01)

HCS HB 1696, 1585, 1771, 1505 & 1665

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1667

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

HB 1667

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1669

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

HB 1669

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1680

Creates a licensing scheme for organizational credit agencies. (LR# 3666- 01)

HB 1680

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

VOTED DO PASS
Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1689

Provides for the licensure of home care companies by the Department of Health. (LR# 4048- 01)

HB 1689

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

HB1696

Permits the creation of multi-jurisdictional anti-fraud enforcement groups. (LR# 3700- 01)

HCS HB 1696, 1585, 1771, 1505 & 1665

Committee: Public Safety and Law Enforcement (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

HCS VOTED DO PASS
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1705

Creates a St. Louis Riverfront Commission. (LR# 3561- 01)

HB 1705

Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1711

Requires pharmacies that participate in the Medicaid program to provide Medicare prescriptions at the Medicaid rate. (LR# 3774- 03)

HCS HB 1711

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1712

Adds the Jefferson County child assessment centers to the list of centers eligible for funding through the Department of Social Services. (LR# 4057- 01)

HB 1712

Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1728

Changes state purchasing requirements. (LR# 4167- 01)

HB 1728

Committee: Governmental Organization & Review (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS WITH HCA 1

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

Taken up for perfection (H)
Laid Over (H)

HA 1 ADOPTED/HA 2, HSA 1 FOR HA 2 AND HCS
PENDING

HB1739

Alllows insurance companies to invest capital, reserve and surplus in federal home banks. (LR# 4028- 01)

HB 1739

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

VOTED DO PASS
Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)

HB1742

Provides a method for the Highways and Transportation Commission to obtain approval from the General Assembly for funding of plans. (LR# 4024- 06)

HS HCS HB 1742

Committee: Fiscal Review (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

VOTED DO PASS
Reported Do Pass (H)
Third Read and Passed (H)
Emergency Clause Adopted (H)
Reported to the Senate and first read (H)

HB1771

Permits the creation of multi-jurisdictional anti-fraud enforcement groups. (LR# 3700- 01)

HCS HB 1696, 1585, 1771, 1505 & 1665

HCS Reported Do Pass (H)

HB1795

Allows for separate school district zoning ordinances in certain counties. (LR# 3397- 01)

HB 1795

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB1799

Guarantees that a test of compelling state interest will be applied to all laws which affect the free exercise of religion. (LR# 3855- 01)

HB 1799

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB1802

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

HB 1802

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

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

HB1836

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

HB 1836

Committee: Fiscal Review (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1848

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

HB 1848

Committee: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)
Executive Session Held (H)

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

HB1859

Changes definition of "motor vehicle" for motor vehicle time sales purposes. (LR# 4251- 01)

HB 1859

Referred: Banks and Financial Institutions (H)

HB1878

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

HB 1878

Committee: Utilities Regulation (H)
Public Hearing Held (H)

HB1891

Revises the linked deposit loans program. (LR# 3338- 02)

HB 1891

Referred: Agriculture (H)

HB1927

Changes water pollution permit fees and removes certain antiquated references in water law. (LR# 4151- 02)

HB 1927

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

HB1935

Amends various statutes regarding the release and destruction of child abuse information obtained by the Division of Family Services. (LR# 4141- 01)

HB 1935

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB1998

Prohibits certain claims against county employee retirement benefits (LR# 4462- 01)

HB 1998

Referred: Retirement (H)

HB1999

Creates a collaborative action team pilot program in the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. (LR# 4146- 01)

HB 1999

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB2000

Waives the Division of Family Services' sovereign immunity for cases of child abuse under their supervision which result in death or serious injury. (LR# 4452- 01)

HB 2000

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

HB2001

Relates to compulsive gamblers. (LR# 4458- 01)

HB 2001

Referred: Miscellaneous Bills and Resolutions (H)

HB2002

Allows a certain school district to perform an additional fund transfer. (LR# 4021- 01)

HB 2002

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB2003

Creates the "Contiguous Property Redevelopment Fund". (LR# 3734- 01)

HB 2003

Referred: Municipal Corporations (H)

HB2004

Creates a Medicaid voucher program in the Department of Social Services for recipients to obtain private health insurance if it is more cost effective. (LR# 4184- 01)

HB 2004

Referred: Critical Issues (H)

HB2005

Funds higher education with video gaming revenues and creates a licensing and regulatory scheme for manufacturers, distributors, owners and operators of video gaming machines. (LR# 4483- 01)

HB 2005

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB2007

Allows charter schools in the city of Springfield. (LR# 4084- 01)

HB 2007

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB2008

Requires watercraft financial responsibility. (LR# 3898- 01)

HB 2008

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB2009

Requires department of revenue to refund costs and fines paid if person is acquitted of an intoxication-related traffic offense. (LR# 3832- 01)

HB 2009

Referred: Public Safety and Law Enforcement (H)

HB2010

Changes fee charged by prosecutor for bad checks. (LR# 4450- 01)

HB 2010

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB2011

Requires statement of property tax rates to be carried out four decimal places. Allows referral of violations to Attorney General. (LR# 3539- 04)

HB 2011

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB2012

Removes requirement that officers issue citation on failure to produce proof of motor vehicle financial responsibility. (LR# 4508- 01)

HB 2012

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB2014

Modifies the Kansas City public school retirement system. (LR# 4182- 01)

HB 2014

Referred: Retirement (H)

HB2015

Revises the procedure for approval of proposed agricultural and horticultural productive land values. (LR# 4516- 01)

HB 2015

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB2016

Regulates and licenses explosives blasters. (LR# 3890- 01)

HB 2016

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB2017

Adds crimes to definitions of persistent sexual offender and predatory sexual offender. (LR# 4502- 01)

HB 2017

Referred: Criminal Law (H)

HB2018

Enacts the Missouri Airport Protection Act. (LR# 3619- 01)

HB 2018

Referred: Transportation (H)

HB2019

Permits the St. Louis circuit clerk to hire outside attorneys. (LR# 4245- 02)

HB 2019

Referred: Municipal Corporations (H)

HB2020

Creates the Missouri Works Program in the Department of Social Services for welfare recipients. (LR# 4501- 01)

HB 2020

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

HB2021

Increases the resource public assistance eligibility limits for single and married persons. (LR# 4400- 02)

HB 2021

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

HB2022

Prohibits school board members from filing for re-election if they have not completed orientation and training. (LR# 3957- 01)

HB 2022

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB2023

Creates crime of trespass on a school bus and requires phone in bumper stickers for school buses. (LR# 4357- 01)

HB 2023

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB2024

Authorizes municipalities to regulate speed limits in areas designated as school zones without the consent of the state highways and transportation commission if follows school board's recommendation (LR# 3913- 01)

HB 2024

Referred: Transportation (H)

HB2025

Requires landfills to be open for at least four hours during the weekend. (LR# 4425- 01)

HB 2025

Referred: Environment and Energy (H)

HB2026

Exempts all sales to companies classified as SIC 152, 153 and 171 to 179 from sales and use tax. (LR# 3740- 02)

HB 2026

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB2027

Requires the departments of mental health and health to conduct a study on expanding the services provided to persons with brain injuries. (LR# 4291- 01)

HB 2027

Referred: Public Health (H)

HB2028

Requires family court judges and commissioners to be subject to a vote every four year to be retained in the family court. (LR# 4358- 01)

HB 2028

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB2030

Allows certain municipalities to license electricians and plumbers. (LR# 4372- 01)

HB 2030

Referred: Labor (H)

HB2031

Includes state employees in the prohibition against expenditure of public funds on candidates or ballot measures, and makes a violation a class four election offense. (LR# 4349- 01)

HB 2031

Referred: Elections (H)

HB2032

Modifies the regulation and supervision of physician assistants. (LR# 4342- 01)

HB 2032

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB2033

Regulates persons and entities providing ambulance services. (LR# 3653- 01)

HB 2033

Referred: Local Government and Related Matters (H)

HB2034

Requires the department of revenue to send notice of motor vehicle registration. (LR# 4509- 01)

HB 2034

Referred: Motor Vehicle & Traffic Regulations (H)

HB2035

Creates an income tax credit for contributions to unplanned pregnancy resource centers. (LR# 3382- 01)

HB 2035

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB2036

Amends the tax credits available to investors in Missouri small businesses. (LR# 4500- 01)

HB 2036

Referred: Commerce (H)

HB2037

Prohibits state departments and agencies from spending funds for any purpose other than the appropriated purpose; prohibits commingling of funds. (LR# 4068- 03)

HB 2037

Referred: Fiscal Review (H)

HB2038

Changes the school building revolving fund. (LR# 2562- 01)

HB 2038

Referred: Education-Elementary and Secondary (H)

HB2039

Regulates the sale of oxygenated gasoline. (LR# 2325- 02)

HB 2039

Referred: Environment and Energy (H)

HB2040

Allows for reimbursement of expenses in certain condemnation and inverse condemnation proceedings. (LR# 2879- 01)

HB 2040

Referred: Civil and Administrative Law (H)

HB2041

Changes construction of employment sercurity law to "impartial" from "liberal"; adds drug abuse to definition of work misconduct, for unemployment benefits purposes, in certain cases. (LR# 3813- 01)

HB 2041

Referred: Workers Compensation & Employment Security (H)

HB2043

Allows a pharmacist to refuse to fill a prescription that the pharmacist has a moral reason to oppose. (LR# 4547- 01)

HB 2043

Referred: Professional Registration & Licensing (H)

HB2044

Establishes the Spinal Cord Injury Fund and creates a grant program through the University of Missouri for spinal cord injury research. (LR# 4533- 01)

HB 2044

Referred: Education-Higher (H)

HB2045

Prohibits licensed game retailers from selling or allowing their employees to sell lottery tickets to employees and prohibits employees from purchasing lottery tickets at their place of employment (LR# 3950- 01)

HB 2045

Referred: Miscellaneous Bills and Resolutions (H)

HB2052

Allows the general assembly to provide the state highways and transportation commission funding for public transit purposes with up to fifteen million dollars of the sales tax on motor vehicles. (LR# 4560- 02)

HB 2052

Withdrawn (H)

HB2055

Authorizes the conveyance of certain properties between the Missouri national guard and the city of Joplin. (LR# 4195- 01)

HB 2055

Read second time (H)

HB2056

Requires collection and reporting of racial information in traffic stops. (LR# 4517- 01)

HB 2056

Read second time (H)

HB2057

Enacts the computer lemon law. (LR# 4469- 01)

HB 2057

Read second time (H)

HB2058

Enacts the Reading Instruction Act. (LR# 4588- 01)

HB 2058

Read second time (H)

HB2059

Increases county collectors' fees and funds the tax maintenance fund to be used for administration and operation costs of collectors. (LR# 4351- 01)

HB 2059

Read second time (H)

HB2060

Changes provisions of corporation law relating to directors' personal liability. (LR# 4529- 01)

HB 2060

Read second time (H)

HB2061

Amends statutes pertaining to the collecting of delinquent real property taxes. (LR# 4520- 02)

HB 2061

Read second time (H)

HB2062

Recognizes American Sign Language and requires it to be treated as any other foreign language in Missouri educational institutions. (LR# 4158- 04)

HB 2062

Read second time (H)

HB2063

Creates an income tax deduction for amounts paid for custodial care and durable medical equipment to the extent not reimbursed and to the extent not deducted or credited under federal tax law. (LR# 4486- 01)

HB 2063