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The Missouri General Assembly completed their regular session last Friday afternoon. Fortunately, more bills made it through before they adjourned. Several of the Truly Agreed and Finally Passed legislation contain a few amendments. You can go to www.Senate.MO.Gov or www.House.Mo.Gov for a deeper dive into each of these, or any, bills.
SB 13 Crawford, Dist. 28, Buffalo
- Modifies provisions relating to financial institutions
SB 20 Bernskoetter, Dist. 6, Jefferson City
- Modifies provisions relating to retirement
SB 25 Hough, Dist. 30, Springfield
- Authorizes an income tax deduction for certain federal grant money
SB 34 May, Dist. 4, St. Louis
- Authorizes school districts to offer elective social studies courses on the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament
SB 35 May, Dist. 4, St. Louis
- Related to the suspension of licenses for failure to comply with a child support order
SB 40 Thompson-Rehder, Dist. 27, Sikeston
- Modifies provisions relating to background checks
SB 45 Gannon, Dist. 3, De Soto
- Modifies provisions related to health care
SB 63 Roberts, Dist. 5, St. Louis
- Creates new provisions relating to financial institutions
SB 109 Bernskoetter, Dist. 6, Jefferson City
- Related to mining
SB 111 Bernskoetter, Dist. 6, Jefferson City
- Related to administration of state employees
SB 116 Brown, Dist. 16, Rolla
- Related to the disposition of the dead
SB 127 Thompson-Rehder, Dist. 27, Sikeston
- Enacts provisions relating to the designation of infrastructure
SB 138 Eslinger, Dist. 33, Wasola
- Modifies and creates new provisions related to agriculture
SB 157 Black, Dist. 12, Chillicothe
- Related to professions requiring a license
SB 186 Brown, Dist. 16, Rolla
- Related to public safety
SB 189 Luetkemeyer, Dist. 34, Parkville
- Related to criminal laws
SB 227 Coleman, Dist. 22, Jefferson County
- Related to the culpable mental state necessary for a homicide offense
SB 398 Schroer, Dist. 2, St. Charles County
- Enacts provisions related to motor vehicles (Pay sales tax on motor vehicles at purchase, “Siddens Bening Hands Free Law”, which prohibits a number of uses of electronic communication devices while driving, etc.)
SCR 7 Bernskoetter, Dist. 6, Jefferson Cit
- Creates the America 250 Missouri Commission
SCR 100 O’Laughlin, Dist. 18, Shelbina
- Authorizes the statutorily required independent audit of the State Auditor
SJR 26 Fitzwater, Dist. 10, Holts Summit
- Authorizes a property tax exemption for certain property used for child care
HB 115 Shields, Dist. 11, St. Joseph
- Related to licensing of health care professionals
HB 131 Griffith, Dist. 60, Jefferson City
- Allows state employees to be paid every two weeks
HB 447 Davidson, Dist. 130, Republic
- Established provisions regarding adult high schools, educational funding for students being treated a residential treatment facility and the enrollment of foster children in public school districts
HB 802 Dinkins, Dist. 802, Lesterville
- Authorizes the conveyance of certain state property
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