97th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session

Representative
Jay Barnes

District 060

Republican

Elected:	2010
Years Served:	8

Committees

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HB 1052 - (4536H.01I)
Requires the Department of Social Services to develop incentive programs to encourage health care facilities to co-locate on the property of certain public elementary and secondary schools

HB 1054 - (4147H.02C)
Allows a foster parent who is a state employee to use leave time for the placement or care of a foster child and requires the state and political subdivisions to provide a leave sharing program for certain employees involved with adopting or caring for a foster child

HB 1244 - (5158H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding retirement benefits for new members of the General Assembly and newly elected statewide officials

HB 1329 - (5088H.01I)
Specifies that personally identifiable information of consumers, including purchasing history, cannot be disseminated to certain parties without written consent of the individual

HB 1330 - (5307H.01I)
Requires health insurance navigators to be bonded and creates a private cause of action against navigators for unlawful release of private identifying information

HB 1331 - (4873L.01I)
Specifies that it is unlawful for any person to divulge educational records with personally-identifiable information of any elementary or secondary student to any other person or entity with specified exceptions

HB 1332 - (5349H.01I)
Prohibits the unauthorized release of data collected by automobile event data recorders, unless there is a valid search warrant

HB 1333 - (5342H.01I)
Changes the definition of personal information with regards to breaches of consumer information security

HB 1334 - (4275H.02I)
Creates the crime of publishing pornography for revenge

HB 1335 - (4692H.01I)
Prohibits businesses from requiring payment to remove a booking photograph and includes a petition process for an individual to have his or her booking photograph removed from the website

HB 1357 - (5062L.01I)
Requires each school district to ensure that every student develops a personal plan of study prior to the end of the student's sixth grade year

HB 1579 - (4079L.01I)
Establishes the Equal Opportunity Scholarship Program and changes the laws regarding elementary and secondary education

HB 1691 - (5476L.01I)
Changes the laws regarding the reporting of abuse of a student and repeals a school district's authority to investigate an allegation made against an employee that arises from spanking or use of force

HB 1693 - (5760H.01T)
Changes the laws regarding unclaimed property

HB 1715 - (4457H.03I)
Changes the laws regarding contracting between private companies and the state

HB 1878 - (6019H.01I)
Specifies that incest must be an aggravating factor in all sexual offenses

HB 1879 - (6085H.01I)
Requires the Department of Social Services to establish a pilot program to provide Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program participants with access to fresh fruit and vegetables

HB 1880 - (6064H.01I)
Repeals the provision requiring an automatic administrative hearing after an applicant or recipient of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits tests positive for a controlled substance

HB 1969 - (6188H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding MO HealthNet eligibility and benefits

HB 2204 - (6212H.01I)
Allows electrical corporations to recover depreciation expenses and return for electric plants placed in service

HB 2208 - (6473H.01I)
Exempts Medicaid fraud actions from the two-year statute of limitations

HB 2213 - (6415H.03I)
Authorizes an income tax deduction for certain businesses that provide health insurance coverage for their employees

HJR 57 - (5193H.07C)
Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that there must be a permanent Joint Committee on Administrative Rules

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RepresentativeJay Barnes

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Representative
Jay Barnes