95th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session

Representative
Chuck Gatschenberger

District 013

Republican

Elected:	2008
Years Served:	6

Committees

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HB 1206 - (3312L.01I)
Lowers the age at which a person can obtain a concealed carry endorsement from 23 to 21 years of age and increases the period of time an endorsement is valid from three years to five years

HB 1289 - (3493L.01I)
Requires the Department of Social Services to test certain applicants for and recipients of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program for the illegal use of controlled substances

HB 1290 - (3557S.03C)
Increases the minimum value of county property that the auditor in a charter county must annually inventory

HB 1387 - (3845L.02I)
Establishes the Firearms and Ammunition Sales Tax Holiday

HB 1486 - (3991L.01I)
Authorizes each party to an appeal before the State Tax Commission to request one change of the assigned hearing officer by filing a written application

HB 1800 - (4387L.01I)
Authorizes a homestead property tax exemption phased in over 15 years for certain individuals 65 years of age or older

HB 1801 - (4028L.01I)
Requires public schools to notify the custodial parent or guardian of any unexcused absence by the student and requires the suspension of his or her driver's license for excessive absences

HB 1802 - (4528S.03C)
Allows a resident of Missouri to purchase rifles and shotguns in any state and allows a resident of any state to purchase rifles and shotguns in Missouri if he or she conforms to certain laws

HB 1803 - (3843L.01I)
Requires school districts to adopt policies for the random testing of school employees and testing of potential employees for the unlawful use of controlled substances

HB 2139 - (4665L.01I)
Requires driver's license examinations to only be administered in English and establishes a fee for taking the written or driving portion of the examination

HB 2140 - (4195L.02I)
Prohibits the Director of the Department of Revenue from supplying or permitting the use of foreign language interpreters in connection with the required Missouri driver's license written and driving tests

HB 2141 - (4196L.02I)
Requires any applicant taking the written portion of the Missouri driver's license examination to be assessed a $15 fee

HB 2142 - (4197L.01I)
Requires any applicant taking the driving portion of the Missouri driver's license examination to be assessed a $25 fee

HB 2143 - (4198L.01I)
Requires an applicant for a Missouri driver's license to be a United States citizen

HB 2144 - (4159L.01I)
Requires driver's license examinations to only be administered in English so that the applicant can demonstrate his or her ability to sufficiently understand highway traffic signs and safety warnings

HB 2145 - (4636L.01I)
Prohibits health insurance exchanges established in Missouri from offering health insurance policies or optional riders that provide coverage for elective abortions

HB 2312 - (5223L.01I)
Allows a municipality to annex a research park under certain circumstances

HB 2326 - (4029L.01I)
Requires public institutions of higher education within the state to adopt policies for the random and for-cause drug testing of faculty, staff, other employees, and applicants for employment

HCR 9 - (3806L.01I)
Urges Congress to submit a proposed 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution for ratification which makes all laws apply equally to citizens and members of Congress

HCR 39 - (4391L.01I)
Claims Missouri's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution over all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government under the United States Constitution

HJR 45 - (3311L.03C)
Proposes a constitutional amendment limiting the total service in the General Assembly to 16 years in any proportion between the House of Representatives and the Senate

HJR 74 - (3776L.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting any person, employer, or health care provider from being compelled to participate in any health care system

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RepresentativeChuck Gatschenberger

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Representative
Chuck Gatschenberger