2006 Legislation Sponsored by Rep. Wood

Missouri House of Representatives
2006
93rd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Legislation Sponsored by Rep. Dennis Wood

SPONSOR

HB1110

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

HB1111

Changes the membership of county boards of equalization

HB1111 -- (LR# 3065L.01I)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

HCS voted do pass (H)

HB1339

Changes the laws regarding the licensure of real estate brokers

Approved HCS HB 1339 -- (LR# 4215L.03T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

HB1447

Creates the classification of licensed prescribing psychologist under the State Committee of Psychologists and establishes licensing requirements

HB1447 -- (LR# 4237L.01I)

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION AND LICENSING

Public hearing completed (H)

HB1647

Changes the requirements for the incorporation of a city or town

HB1647 -- (LR# 5007L.01I)

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Public hearing completed (H)

HB1801

Requires residential and commercial septage removal companies to register with the Department of Natural Resources

HB1801 -- (LR# 4876L.01I)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT

Voted do pass (H)

HB1833

Designates the crayfish as the official state invertebrate

HB1833 -- (LR# 5275L.01P)

SEE COMMENTS

MOTION TO 3RD READ AND PASS WITHDRAWN

HB2031

Authorizes the City of Kimberling City to impose a transient guest tax of up to 4% on hotel and motel rooms for tourism and infrastructure improvements

HB2031 -- (LR# 5634L.01I)

Referred: Local Government (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)

HB1115

Expands liability protection for school employees and volunteers

HB1115 -- (LR# 3687L.01I)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON GENERAL LAWS

Public hearing completed (H)

HB1152

Designates a number of memorial highways and bridges

HCS HB 1045, 1152, 1267 & 1634 -- (LR# 3422L.03P)

SENATE TRANSPORTATION

Public Hearing held (S)

HB1236

Changes the laws regarding sexual offenders

Approved CCS SS SCS HCS HB 1698, 1236, 995, 1362 & 1290 -- (LR# 4908L.17T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

THIS BILL BECOMES EFFECTIVE JUNE 5, 2006, EXCEPT

FOR SUBSECTIONS 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, AND 11 OF SECTION

589.400 WHICH HAVE AN AUGUST 28, 2006 EFFECTIVE

DATE

HB1255

Requires operators or riders of motorcycles and motortricycles who are younger than 21 years of age to wear protective headgear

HB1255 -- (LR# 3962L.01I)

TRANSPORTATION

Public hearing completed (H)

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)

HB1309

Changes the laws regarding criminal forfeitures

HB1309 -- (LR# 3592L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)

HB1310

Increases the penalty for failure to yield the right-of-way to an emergency vehicle resulting in the death of any emergency vehicle personnel while in the performance of his or her official duties

HB1310 -- (LR# 3950L.01P)

SENATE TRANSPORTATION

Executive Session held (S)

HB1312

Changes the laws regarding the DNA profiling system

HB1312 -- (LR# 4300L.01I)

CRIME PREVENTION AND PUBLIC SAFETY

Public hearing completed (H)

HB1314

Changes the penalty for enticement of a child to a term of imprisonment of not less than five years and not more than 30 years and makes offenders ineligible for probation or parole for five years

HB1314 -- (LR# 3824L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)

HB1316

Changes the laws regarding crime prevention

HCS HB 1316 -- (LR# 3590L.03C)

Dropped from calendar - Rule 43 (H)

HB1317

Requires that a photograph be taken of every incarcerated person and made available to the victim upon request and allows a victim to be represented by an appointed person during parole hearings

HCS HB 1317 -- (LR# 3678L.04P)

Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

HB1320

Authorizes the State Highway Patrol to conduct criminal background checks on gubernatorial appointees who are subject to Senate confirmation

SS#2 HB 1320 -- (LR# 4087S.07F)

Reported to the House with... (S)

HB1321

Authorizes state agencies to conduct criminal background checks on certain applicants and employees

HB1321 -- (LR# 4085L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (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)

HB1332

Establishes the Office of the Missouri Surgeon General within the Department of Health and Senior Services

HB1332 -- (LR# 3400L.01I)

Referred: Health Care Policy (H)

HB1375

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

HB1401

Provides whistle-blower protections for persons reporting Medicaid fraud

HB1401 -- (LR# 4292L.02I)

JUDICIARY

Public hearing completed (H)

HB1411

Changes the laws regarding licensure of real estate brokers

SCS HB 1411 -- (LR# 4281S.03C)

Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

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)

HB1427

Authorizes the Secretary of State to waive fees and other penalties when a corporation is dissolved for failure to file its annual report due to military service

Approved HB1427 -- (LR# 4229L.01T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

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)

HB1446

Allows the Department of Agriculture to exempt the Department of Transportation from the requirement regarding the use of B-20 biodiesel fuel in Department of Transportation vehicles and equipment

HB1446 -- (LR# 4593L.01P)

Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

HB1449

Prohibits the state from requiring a substitute or part-time teacher employed within one year of the teacher's retirement to be subject to a background check by a school district

Approved SCS HCS HB 1449 -- (LR# 4369S.03T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

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

HB1481

Exempts work done on a school from the prevailing wage rate requirement if approved by the school board

HB1481 -- (LR# 4423L.01I)

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND WORKPLACE SAFETY

Public hearing completed (H)

HB1485

Authorizes an income tax credit for contributions made to qualified pregnancy resource centers and children in crisis centers

Approved SCS HCS HB 1485 -- (LR# 4494S.04T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

HB1525

Establishes age and residency requirements for candidates of the office of county treasurer

HB1525 -- (LR# 4625L.01I)

ELECTIONS

HCS voted do pass (H)

HB1532

Revises the vehicle emissions inspection program

SCS HCS HB 1532 -- (LR# 4128S.03C)

Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

HB1541

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)

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)

HB1555

Allows for virtual visitation with a child for the noncustodial parent and custodial parent during times when the child is with the other parent and allows a court to also grant its use to grandparents

HB1555 -- (LR# 4661L.01I)

Referred: Children and Families (H)

HB1581

Authorizes an income tax credit for donations to food pantries

HCS HB 1581 -- (LR# 4345L.03P)

SENATE GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTABILITY AND FISCAL OVERSIGHT

Executive Session held (S)

HB1602

Prohibits a health care professional from prescribing, dispensing, or administering a lethal dosage of any substance for the purpose of assisting in the death of an individual

HB1602 -- (LR# 4667L.02I)

Referred: Health Care Policy (H)

HB1620

Changes the laws regarding assisted living facilities

HCS HB 1620 -- (LR# 4346L.03C)

Dropped from calendar - Rule 43 (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)

HB1642

Requires state agencies, public schools and colleges, and political subdivisions to use the traditional names of holidays

HB1642 -- (LR# 4320L.03I)

Rules - Reported do pass (H)

HB1683

Modifies the requirements regarding lobbying and conflict of interest for public officials

HB1683 -- (LR# 4260L.01I)

Withdrawn (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

HB1742

Establishes the eligibility requirements of an employed disabled person requesting medical assistance under the federal Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999

SS SCS HCS HB 1742 -- (LR# 5088S.08F)

Emergency Clause adopted (S)

HB1762

Exempts a person who presents proof of permanent disability from the United States Veterans Administration from the four-year certification requirement for renewal of disabled license plates

Approved SCS HCS HB 1762 -- (LR# 5105S.03T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

HB1787

Establishes the Guard at Home Program to assist the spouse of an active-duty National Guard or reservist with immediate needs and employment to prevent the family from falling into poverty

Approved SCS HCS HB 1787 -- (LR# 5137S.07T)

Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

WITH EMERGENCY CLAUSE, THIS BILL BECOMES EFFECTIVE

06/13/2006.

HB1798

Establishes a minimum salary for deputy sheriffs and creates the Public Safety Enhancement Fund

HB1798 -- (LR# 5027L.01I)

Referred: Local Government (H)

HB1808

Changes the state homestead exemption limit to 2.5% in any year

HB1808 -- (LR# 5066L.01I)

SENIOR CITIZEN ADVOCACY

Voted do pass (H)

HB1809

Allows a school board to adopt a four-day school week

HB1809 -- (LR# 5016L.01I)

Referred: Elementary and Secondary Education (H)

HB1814

Requires English to be the language of all official proceedings in the state

HCS HB 1814 -- (LR# 5125L.02P)

Second Rd/Refer: Pensions, Veteran Affairs & General Law(S)

HB1817

Prohibits the Governor from using his or her emergency powers to confiscate firearms or revoke a permit to carry any firearm

HB1817 -- (LR# 5095L.01I)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON GENERAL LAWS

Public hearing completed (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)

HB1868

Establishes the Health Care Responsibility Act which requires applicants for Missouri Medicaid Program assistance to identify their employers

HCS HB 1868 -- (LR# 5032L.04C)

Rules - Reported do pass (H)

HB1878

Revises the minimum prison terms for various sexual crimes

HB1878 -- (LR# 5256L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)

HB1881

Revises the crime of escape from commitment or detention by adding persons committed under repealed Sections 202.700 to 202.770

HB1881 -- (LR# 5261L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)

HB1882

Authorizes an enhanced punishment of up to 10 more years for certain crimes committed against a child younger than 14 years of age by a person responsible for the child's welfare

HB1882 -- (LR# 5260L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)

HB1883

Creates a civil cause of action against any person younger than 21 years of age who misrepresents his or her age to obtain alcohol

HB1883 -- (LR# 5257L.01I)

Referred: Judiciary (H)

HB1886

Authorizes a tax credit for contributions to after-school programs

HB1886 -- (LR# 5104L.01I)

Referred: Ways and Means (H)

HB1895

Revises the crime of stealing any animal to include any animal considered livestock

HB1895 -- (LR# 5342L.01I)

AGRICULTURE POLICY

HCS voted do pass (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)

HB1907

Designates a portion of Interstate 44 in St. Louis County as the "Trooper Ralph Tatoian Memorial Highway"

HB1907 -- (LR# 5221L.01I)

TRANSPORTATION

Public hearing completed (H)

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)

HB1986

Changes the laws regarding the reporting requirements for lobbyists

HB1986 -- (LR# 5145L.02I)

Referred: Elections (H)

HB1987

Revises the crime of stealing any animal to include any animal considered livestock

HB1987 -- (LR# 5444L.01I)

Referred: Agriculture Policy (H)

HB2036

Establishes the Urban Flight Scholarship Program for college education students who agree to teach in certain urban or metropolitan school districts

HB2036 -- (LR# 5494L.01I)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND FINANCE

Public hearing completed (H)

HB2047

Allows any county or municipality to establish an ordinance requiring sexually oriented businesses to be licensed and authorizes them to regulate and restrict the location of these businesses

HCS HB 2047 -- (LR# 5611L.04C)

Rules - Reported do pass (H)

HB2106

Increases the penalty for littering by requiring community service and a $600 restitution payment

HB2106 -- (LR# 5656L.01I)

Referred: Crime Prevention and Public Safety (H)

HJR43

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds majority for voter approval of initiative proposals relating to harvesting bird, game, wildlife, and forestry resources

HJR43 -- (LR# 4269L.01P)

SENATE AGRICULTURE, CONSERVATION, PARKS AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Executive Session held (S)

VOTED DO PASS

HJR46

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring all impeachments to be tried by the Senate

HJR46 -- (LR# 3616L.01I)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON GENERAL LAWS

Motion to Do Pass failed (H)

HJR48

Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing limits on total state general revenue appropriations

HCS HJR 48 -- (LR# 3225L.04C)

Rules - Reported do pass (H)

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