Missouri House of Representatives
2006
93rd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Legislation Sponsored by Rep. Timothy Flook
SPONSOR
HB1109
Changes the laws regarding juvenile officer retirement to allow prior
creditable service in certain circumstances
HB1109
-- (LR# 3228L.01I)
Referred: Retirement (H)
HB1200
Allows a full $6,000 retirement benefit deduction from state income
for taxpayers over the age of 65 regardless of income
HB1200
-- (LR# 3970L.01I)
SENIOR CITIZEN ADVOCACY
Public hearing scheduled, Bill not heard (H)
HB1590
Specifies that a driver must yield the right-of-way to a wrecker or
tow truck while performing emergency service
HB1590
-- (LR# 4415L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1674
Imposes a surcharge on moving traffic violations and creates the
School Bus Safety Assistance Fund to assist schools in obtaining buses
with seat belts
HB1674
-- (LR# 4018L.01I)
TRANSPORTATION
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1714
Prohibits any person who commits the crime of nonsupport of a spouse
or child from being admitted on an excursion gambling boat or casino
until the arrearage is satisfied
HB1714
-- (LR# 4657L.01I)
Referred: Children and Families (H)
HB1717
Establishes the Missouri Uniform Residential Mortgage Satisfaction Act
HB1717
-- (LR# 4412L.02I)
JUDICIARY
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1902
Repeals the provision requiring an employee to take paid leave,
personal leave, or medical or sick leave when taking off for medical
treatment, medical evaluations, or physical rehabilitation
HB1902
-- (LR# 5276L.01I)
Referred: Workforce Development and Workplace Safety (H)
HB1903
Requires health insurers to reimburse non-network emergency services
in the same manner as network emergency services if the patient's
medical condition prohibits transfer to a network provider
HB1903
-- (LR# 5140L.01I)
Referred: Insurance Policy (H)
HB1940
Creates the Missouri Health Care Stabilization Fund to provide
excess medical malpractice coverage to participating health care
providers
HB1940
-- (LR# 5215L.01I)
Referred: Health Care Policy (H)
HB1941
Authorizes a deduction for federal Social Security benefits from
Missouri taxable income for certain elderly citizens
HB1941
-- (LR# 4411L.03I)
Referred: Ways and Means (H)
HB2022
Changes the law regarding when an aggrieved person will be entitled
to judicial review of an agency decision
HB2022
-- (LR# 5277L.03I)
Referred: Judiciary (H)
HB2040
Changes the laws regarding several economic development
programs
HCS HB 2040
-- (LR# 5586L.03C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HJR47
Proposes a constitutional amendment changing the General Assembly
meeting dates, dates for considering appropriation bills, and certain
tabling deadlines
HJR47
-- (LR# 4656L.01I)
Referred: Special Committee on General Laws (H)
COSPONSOR
HB1073
Exempts motor fuel used in school buses from motor fuel tax when
driven to transport students for educational purposes
HB1073
-- (LR# 3340L.01I)
WAYS AND MEANS
Voted do pass (H)
HB1135
Extends the commercial zone around Kansas City to include the
municipal boundaries of the City of Excelsior Springs and also extends
the commercial zone in St. Charles County
HCS HB 1135
-- (LR# 3183L.03P)
SEE COMMENTS
MOTION TO 3RD READ AND PASS WITHDRAWN
HB1136
Revises the adjustment in state aid to public schools based on
fluctuations in summer school or gifted program attendance
HCS HB 1273 & 1136
-- (LR# 3753L.02C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HB1145
Allows Missouri residents to deduct from their taxable income 100% of
all non-reimbursed amounts paid for long-term care insurance
premiums
HCS HB 1145,1359 & 1121
-- (LR# 3429L.02P)
Placed on Informal Calendar (S)
HB1156
Allows an income tax deduction for health insurance premiums and
out-of-pocket medical costs not already deducted on the taxpayer's
state or federal tax returns
HB1156
-- (LR# 3679L.01I)
WAYS AND MEANS
Voted do pass (H)
HB1176
Prohibits the use or possession of an alcohol beverage vaporizer
HB1176
-- (LR# 4021L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1230
Eliminates hunting and fishing license or permit fees for military
personnel and members of the Missouri National Guard or United States
Reserves
HB1230
-- (LR# 3622L.01I)
CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Public hearing scheduled, Bill not heard (H)
HB1258
Creates the crime of distribution of a controlled substance near a
park
HB1258
-- (LR# 3999L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1269
Changes the laws regarding the licensing and registration of
certain professionals and establishes requirements for eye
examinations for children in public schools
HCS HB 1660 & 1269
-- (LR# 4803L.03C)
Dropped from calendar - Rule 43 (H)
HB1273
Revises the adjustment in state aid to public schools based on
fluctuations in summer school or gifted program attendance
HCS HB 1273 & 1136
-- (LR# 3753L.02C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HB1275
Requires the State Board of Education to establish a virtual public
school by July 1, 2007
HCS HB 1275
-- (LR# 4219L.02C)
Placed on Informal Calendar (S)
SA 1, SA 3 ADOPTED/SS, SA 4 PENDING
HB1302
Creates the Missouri State Water Patrol Fund consisting of money
collected for registering a vessel and increases the fee for a
certificate of number
HB1302
-- (LR# 3980L.01P)
Placed on Informal Calendar (S)
HB1308
Requires that one voting member of the board of curators of certain
state institutions of higher education be a student
HB1308
-- (LR# 3834L.01I)
HIGHER EDUCATION
Public Hearing continued (H)
HB1331
Requires the Secretary of State to establish and operate a no-mail
list for businesses
HB1331
-- (LR# 3719L.01I)
SMALL BUSINESS
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1354
Increases the property tax relief for the senior citizens' program
known as circuit breaker
HB1354
-- (LR# 3865L.01I)
Referred: Ways and Means (H)
HB1377
Allows law enforcement officers to stop a vehicle for a seat belt
violation if the violation is clearly visible
HB1377
-- (LR# 4231L.01I)
Referred: Transportation (H)
HB1381
Repeals the laws prohibiting political activity or fund raising by
Kansas City police officers
HB1381
-- (LR# 4040L.01I)
Referred: Local Government (H)
HB1389
Changes the requirements for eligibility under the State Legal Expense
Fund
HB1389
-- (LR# 4039L.01I)
Referred: Judiciary (H)
HB1391
Changes the laws regarding motor vehicle safety including intermediate
driver's licenses, travel safe zones, work zone safety, child
passenger restraints, and passing zones
HCS HB 1378, 1379, 1391 & 1541
-- (LR# 4232L.03C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HB1401
Provides whistle-blower protections for persons reporting Medicaid
fraud
HB1401
-- (LR# 4292L.02I)
JUDICIARY
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1425
Designates the Table Rock Lake bridge on Highway 39 in the City of
Shell Knob as the "State Senator Larry Gene Taylor Memorial Bridge"
HB1425
-- (LR# 4078L.01I)
Referred: Transportation (H)
HB1428
Increases the amount of the Higher Education Academic Scholarship
Program, commonly known as Bright Flight, from $2,000 to $4,000 a year
HB1428
-- (LR# 4446L.01I)
HIGHER EDUCATION
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1429
Changes the laws regarding the exemption from sales and use tax for
electricity used in manufacturing
HB1429
-- (LR# 4280L.01I)
WAYS AND MEANS
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1438
Increases the penalty for possession of any methamphetamine precursor
drug with the intent to manufacture amphetamine, methaphetamine, or
any of their analogs from a class D felony to a class C felony
HB1438
-- (LR# 4477L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1444
Prohibits the use of public funds for health and social services
programs to subsidize abortion services
HB1444
-- (LR# 3509L.01I)
HEALTH CARE POLICY
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1461
Changes the laws regarding defensive use of force
HCS HB 1461, 1375, 1110 & 1103
-- (LR# 4370L.09P)
SENATE JUDICIARY AND CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE
Executive Session held (S)
VOTED DO PASS
HB1462
Allows residential and business cell phone numbers to be added to the
telemarketing No-Call List
HB1462
-- (LR# 4282L.02I)
Referred: Utilities (H)
HB1474
Establishes the Founding Documents Protection Act and specifies that
no teacher or administrator will be prohibited from reading or posting
certain documents and verses
HB1474
-- (LR# 3289L.02I)
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
Executive Session - No Action Taken
HB1521
Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale
Development Act to include certain businesses in the City of Fenton
HB1521
-- (LR# 4632L.01P)
Placed on Informal Calendar (S)
HB1547
Creates the crime of aggravated fraudulent transmission of multiple
commercial e-mail messages and changes the laws regarding
unsolicited commercial e-mail
HB1547
-- (LR# 4023L.02I)
Referred: Utilities (H)
HB1548
Allows residential and business cell phone numbers to be added to the
telemarketing No-Call List
HB1548
-- (LR# 4391L.01I)
UTILITIES
HCS voted do pass (H)
HB1549
Changes the laws regarding commercial motor vehicles, outdoor
advertising, vacating roads, log trucks, proof of lawful presence,
driver's licenses, all-terrain vehicles, and vehicle weight limits
HCS HB 1340, 1549, 1918 & 1998
-- (LR# 3732L.06C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HB1550
Allows law enforcement officers to use photos or videotape of
hazardous materials being seized at the crime scene rather than
submitting a sample of the material as evidence
HB1550
-- (LR# 4054L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1552
Allows homeless veterans to use the post office box or voice mail
address of a charitable or religious organization on applications for
state or federal assistance
Approved HCS HB 1552
-- (LR# 4420L.02T)
Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
HB1557
Prohibits a person from intentionally smelling or inhaling the fumes
of or inducing or aiding another person in the use or sale of
specified solvents
HB1557
-- (LR# 3826L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1559
Adds grocery and convenience stores to the list of donors that can
donate food to a charity or nonprofit organization for distribution
without being liable for damages resulting from the food's condition
Approved HCS HB 1559
-- (LR# 4662L.02T)
Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
HB1573
Allows a person registering to vote to present a valid Missouri
nondriver's license or passport
HB1573
-- (LR# 4328L.02I)
ELECTIONS
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1576
Establishes a quality rating system for child care facilities, early
childhood programs, and before and after school care programs
HB1576
-- (LR# 3712L.02I)
Referred: Elementary and Secondary Education (H)
HB1586
Prohibits consumer reporting agencies from determining a
consumer's credit risk score based on the number of inquiries posted
on a consumer's credit file
HB1586
-- (LR# 4619L.01I)
Referred: Financial Institutions (H)
HB1587
Requires sheriffs to immediately issue a permit to acquire handguns
to anyone who possesses a valid concealed carry permit if the person
had not undergone any change in status to make him or her ineligible
HB1587
-- (LR# 4422L.01I)
Referred: Special Committee on General Laws (H)
HB1607
Expands the A+ Schools Program to certain private vocational or
technical schools
HCS HB 1607
-- (LR# 4646L.02C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HB1621
Establishes the Residential Treatment Agency Tax Credit Act which
authorizes a tax credit for 50% of the amount contributed to a
qualified residential treatment agency
HB1621
-- (LR# 4498L.01I)
WAYS AND MEANS
HCS voted do pass (H)
HB1622
Requires revenue from a tax increase within a tax increment financing
district to be used for the taxing purpose only
HB1622
-- (LR# 3674L.02I)
Referred: Local Government (H)
HB1632
Creates the crime of knowingly obtaining, receiving, or selling a
land-line or cellular telephone record without the customer's consent
and authorizes civil action for damages
SCS HCS HB 1632
-- (LR# 4830S.08C)
Placed on Informal Calendar (S)
HB1649
Allows a full $6,000 retirement benefit deduction from state income
for taxpayers over the age of 65 regardless of income
HB1649
-- (LR# 4520L.01I)
WAYS AND MEANS
Public hearing completed (H)
HB1676
Excludes sheltered workshop employment income as income
when determining eligibility for permanent and total disability
benefits
HB1676
-- (LR# 4432L.01I)
Referred: Senior Citizen Advocacy (H)
HB1677
Authorizes a phased-in income tax deduction, beginning in tax year
2006, for the cost of personally funded health insurance premiums
HCS HB 1677
-- (LR# 4612L.02P)
SENATE PENSIONS, VETERANS' AFFAIRS, AND GENERAL LAW
Executive Session held (S)
VOTED DO PASS
HB1683
Modifies the requirements regarding lobbying and conflict of interest
for public officials
HB1683
-- (LR# 4260L.01I)
Withdrawn (H)
HB1697
Authorizes a tax credit for employers who hire qualified high school
students for summer jobs
HB1697
-- (LR# 4507L.01I)
JOB CREATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
HCS voted do pass (H)
HB1701
Changes the process for an attorney who wishes to become a notary
public
HB1701
-- (LR# 4935L.01I)
Referred: Judiciary (H)
HB1704
Exempts individuals who are 65 years of age or older from the lawful
presence requirements for the renewal of driver's licenses, permits,
or nondriver's licenses
HB1704
-- (LR# 4969L.01I)
Laid over (H)
HCA 1 ADOPTED
HB1731
Redefines "blighted area" for purposes of tax increment
financing
HB1731
-- (LR# 5103L.01I)
Referred: Local Government (H)
HB1784
Revises certain assault crimes and one tampering crime to include
juvenile officers
HB1784
-- (LR# 5136L.01I)
Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)
HB1798
Establishes a minimum salary for deputy sheriffs and creates the
Public Safety Enhancement Fund
HB1798
-- (LR# 5027L.01I)
Referred: Local Government (H)
HB1821
Removes the basis of negligence for liability under anatomical gift
provisions
HB1821
-- (LR# 5135L.01I)
HEALTH CARE POLICY
HCS voted do pass (H)
HB1827
Changes the authorized categories of business and premium
requirements on health insurance policies issued to an association
of small and large employers
Approved HB1827
-- (LR# 5249L.01T)
Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
HB1837
Changes the laws regarding medical malpractice insurance and the
enforcement powers of the Department of Insurance and creates the
Health Care Stabilization Fund Feasibility Board
Approved SS SCS HCS HB 1837
-- (LR# 5239S.09T)
Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
HB1865
Establishes the Access Missouri Scholarship Program and revises
the laws regarding funding for higher education
CCS SCS HB 1865
-- (LR# 4724L.06S)
Laid over (H)
HB1879
Allows Greene County to establish school zones and the minimum
fines for speeding in the school zones
HB1879
-- (LR# 5258L.01I)
Referred: Transportation (H)
HB1905
Authorizes the Family Support Division to assist certain elderly
individuals who qualify for the federal Food Stamp Program in
obtaining supplemental food stamps
HB1905
-- (LR# 5254L.01P)
Placed on Informal Calendar (S)
HB1918
Changes the laws regarding commercial motor vehicles, outdoor
advertising, vacating roads, log trucks, proof of lawful presence,
driver's licenses, all-terrain vehicles, and vehicle weight limits
HCS HB 1340, 1549, 1918 & 1998
-- (LR# 3732L.06C)
Rules - Reported do pass (H)
HB1944
Changes the laws regarding the use of eminent domain
Approved CCS SS SCS HCS HB 1944
-- (LR# 4100S.24T)
Delivered to Secretary of State (G)
HB2131
Makes eligibility for a driver's license for persons between the ages
of 15 and 18 contingent upon documentation that the applicant has
complied with school district standards for eligibility
HB2131
-- (LR# 5705L.01I)
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
Voted do pass (H)
HJR34
Proposes a constitutional amendment decreasing the number of
members of the Missouri House of Representatives from 163 to 137
HJR34
-- (LR# 3141L.01I)
Referred: Elections (H)
HJR39
Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing a citizen's First
Amendment right to pray on public property and reaffirming a citizen's
right to choose any or no religion
HJR39
-- (LR# 3226L.01P)
SENATE EDUCATION
Public Hearing held (S)
HJR41
Proposes a constitutional amendment raising the allowable level of
bonded indebtedness for school districts
HJR41
-- (LR# 4225L.01I)
Referred: Special Comm on Student Achievement & Finance (H)
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