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SB 700 Russell Creates an enterprise zone in Laclede County
SB 701 Russell Exempts public employees from union membership, prohibits payroll deductions and requirement of service fees
SB 702 Russell Requires University of Missouri board of curators to make policy decisions by means of a roll-call vote
SB 703 Caskey Requires bond to be posted in certain circumstances before a petition for modification of child custody can be filed
SB 704 Caskey Allows certain DWI offenders to receive hardship licenses after serving 90 days of the revocation period
SB 705 Caskey Requires insurers to provide coverage for hearing aids for children
SB 706 Mathewson Enacts various medical malpractice measures
SB 707 Mathewson Repeals loss limits and raises the AGR tax on certain gaming boats
SB 708 Mathewson Requires imposition of recoupment fees
SB 709 Goode Creates a senior property tax deferral program
SB 710 Goode Modifies the passenger seat belt laws and prohibits installation of fraudulent or defective airbags
SB 711 Goode Adds provisions concerning job creation and fiscal accountability for economic development programs
SB 712 Quick Creates a $150,000 death benefit for public safety officers killed in the line of duty
SB 713 Quick Eliminates the death penalty
SB 714 Kinder Renames Southwest Missouri State University as "Missouri State University"
SB 715 Childers Changes and creates provisions relating to counties
SB 716 Childers Rewards engineer designs below a per capita cost projects
SB 717 Childers Creates a Legislative Academy within the General Assembly
SB 718 Yeckel Creates the Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board to serve as liaison between agencies and small businesses
SB 719 Yeckel Creates the Missouri Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association
SB 720 Yeckel Allows a tax deduction for those who contribute to medical savings accounts
SB 721 Jacob Repeals loss limit; creates educ. job retraining fund; redirects increases in gaming proceeds for education fund
SB 722 Jacob Increases length of revocation periods and amount of liability insurance that must be carried by certain drivers
SB 723 Jacob Establishes faculty representatives on the governing boards of state colleges and universities
SB 724 Bland Establishes accreditation of charter schools
SB 725 Bland Lowers the age for jury duty from 21 to 18; excuses certain students
SB 726 Bland Creates a commission to study the death penalty and imposes a temporary moratorium on executions
SB 727 Steelman Enacts various civil liability reforms
SB 728 Steelman Creates a tax credit for 10% of contributions to health reimbursement arrangements
SB 729 Steelman Requires the Division of Medical Services to annually recalculate the Medicaid nursing home reimbursement amount
SB 730 Gross Creates the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act
SB 731 Gross Exempts contractors from paying sales taxes on materials used in Department of Transportation projects
SB 732 Gross States the duties of the Metropolitan Park and Recreation System
SB 733 Foster Asserts that the contract for any vocational agriculture teacher shall be a twelve-month contract
SB 734 Foster Refines various provisions of employment security
SB 735 Foster Establishes the Missouri State Park Board
SB 736 Loudon Establishes the Open Contracting Act for state and local public works projects
SB 737 Loudon Refines various provisions of employment security
SB 738 Loudon Modifies laws relating to abortion services
SB 739 Klindt Requires DNR to provide an impact statement on rules and state the reasons for denial of permits
SB 740 Klindt Modifies various sections pertaining to agriculture programs
SB 741 Klindt Broadens the purpose of the Natural Resources Protection Fund
SB 742 Cauthorn Broadens disqualifying misconduct in employment law by including conduct outside of work
SB 743 Cauthorn Allows individuals to prospectively waive the protections of the Workers' Compensation Law for religious reasons
SB 744 Cauthorn Exempts motorcyclists who are age 21 or older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle
SB 745 Dougherty Modifies various provisions regarding foster care and protective services for children
SB 746 Dougherty Modifies various provisions relating to lead abatement
SB 747 Dougherty Prohibits use of genetic information and testing for insurance purposes
SB 748 Kennedy Requires that amateur radio license plates contain the words "AMATEUR RADIO" in place of the words "SHOW-ME-STATE"
SB 749 Kennedy Recognizes "registered nurse first assistants" and authorizes certification by the Board of Nursing
SB 750 Kennedy Creates licensure requirements for private investigators
SB 751 Coleman Modifies the law relating to lead abatement
SB 752 Coleman Expands first degree property damage to include damage to a motor vehicle while breaking in to steal
SB 753 Coleman Creates the mobile home landlord and tenant rights act
SB 754 Vogel Creates the Exhibition Center and Recreational Facility District Act
SB 755 Shields Renames Missouri Western State College as Missouri Western State University
SB 756 Shields Establishes a small business health insurance tax credit program
SB 757 Shields Modifies the law for "driveaway operation" and extends the area of operation for certain motor vehicles
SB 758 Griesheimer Enables certain cities to submit a guest tax to a vote of the people
SB 759 Griesheimer Extends the waste tire collection fee from 2004 to 2014
SB 760 Griesheimer Requires all railroads to establish a suitable stopping place or depot in Eureka, Missouri
SB 761 Champion Renames Southwest Missouri State University as Missouri State University
SB 762 Champion Modifies various provisions relating to foster care and protective services for children
SB 763 Bartle Limits certificate of need to only long-term care facilities
SB 764 Bartle Alters the foundation formula by completely removing line 1(b) calculation
SB 765 Bartle Prohibits individuals from engaging in or using public funds and facilities for human cloning
SB 766 Clemens Allows members of the Missouri Foxtrotting Horse Breeding Association to obtain specialized license plates
SB 767 Clemens Designates the portion of Interstate 44 within Webster County the Edwin P. Hubble Memorial Highway
SB 768 Nodler Articulates new qualifications for the board of governors of Missouri Southern State University-Joplin
SB 769 Nodler Establishes the procedures for disincorporation of a road district in Jasper County
SB 770 Nodler Removes a portion of I-44 from the designation of George Washington Carver Memorial Highway
SB 771 Bray Allows operators of low-speed vehicles to use public highways and modifies commercial zone boundaries
SB 772 Bray Allows certain motor vehicles that stop to load or unload passengers to use alternately flashing warning signals
SB 773 Bray Modifies law regarding residential property insurance
SB 774 Wheeler Establishes the lifetime home grant program which is funded by an additional $1 fee on real estate instruments
SB 775 Wheeler Creates the Missouri Office of Pharmaceutical Reporting
SB 776 Wheeler Authorizes the Bureau of Communicable Diseases to monitor epidemiological studies for suspected bioterrorist agents
SB 777 Russell Places an aggregate cap on all tax credits and establishes a commission to allocate the credits
SB 778 Russell Modifies the historic preservation tax credit
SB 779 Russell Prohibits the issuance of special overwidth permits for manufactured homes in certain circumstances
SB 780 Caskey Freezes tuition rates from the time Missouri undergraduates enter college until they graduate
SB 781 Caskey Modifies judge disqualification in witness immunity applications
SB 782 Caskey Requires county treasurers to designate an individual to act on his or her behalf if incapacitated
SB 783 Mathewson Changes qualifications for member composition for the State Fair Commission
SB 784 Goode Allows counties or St. Louis City to submit to the voters a tax that would fund wireless 911 services
SB 785 Goode Creates the Invasive Species Council
SB 786 Goode Regulates unsolicited Commercial Electronic Mail
SB 787 Childers Requires countywide election approving gambling boats in cities
SB 788 Childers Exempts persons operating fire equipment during non-emergency functions from possessing a CDL
SB 789 Childers Modifies the classification of counties
SB 790 Yeckel Modifies the penalty for physicians who perform abortions
SB 791 Yeckel Allows a tax credit for persons who contribute to pregnancy resource centers
SB 792 Yeckel Extends a homestead assessment freeze to all property, except when it changes hands
SB 793 Jacob Revises provisions for sealing and closing of court records
SB 794 Jacob Exempts health club services from sales tax
SB 795 Bland Establishes the "Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program" to provide health care benefits to all MO citizens
SB 796 Bland Establishes coordinated health program board to prevent student obesity, cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes
SB 797 Bland Authorizes a two-year tax free zone in Kansas City
SB 798 Steelman Creates the Respect Life license plate and establishes a fund to promote alternatives to abortion
SB 799 Steelman Requires the state registrar to issue a certification of stillbirth
SB 800 Steelman Creates a one dollar check-off for the ALS Lou Gehrig's Disease Fund
SB 801 Gross Exempts premises owners from lawsuits for past due sewer bills incurred by occupants of the premises
SB 802 Gross Sets out requirements for obtaining a warrant by telephone
SB 803 Gross Enables the Children's Division to meet with children in school unless the abuse is alleged to have occurred there
SB 804 Foster Modifies provision relating to Alzheimer's Demonstration Projects
SB 805 Loudon Establishes mandated health benefit review commission and eliminates certain mandates from health policies
SB 806 Loudon Removes the aggregate cap for the adoption tax credit program
SB 807 Loudon Authorizes special motion to dismiss in Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP)
SB 808 Klindt Establishes the Missouri Biomass Technology Commission
SB 809 Klindt Makes information collected in the course of an insurance compliance audit privileged information
SB 810 Klindt Immunity from civil liability for certain landowners owning land adjoining public trails
SB 811 Cauthorn Exempts pension and retirement income of seniors from state income tax
SB 812 Cauthorn Specifies that sales at prison stores are subject to sales tax
SB 813 Cauthorn Allows participation in FFA, FHA, FCCLA, 4-H, & State Fair competition to count as attendance for purpose of state aid
SB 814 Dougherty Increases the number of one-year, renewable scholarships for minority students
SB 815 Dougherty Allows the Department of Health to investigate complaints of air quality in public schools
SB 816 Dougherty Allows foster children to receive a tuition and fee waiver to state-funded colleges or universities
SB 817 Kennedy Creates the Board of Counselors and Therapists
SB 818 Coleman Modifies the definition of "prostitution-related offense"
SB 819 Coleman Allows courts to order convicted persons to pay costs associated with prostitution-related arrests
SB 820 Coleman Requires law enforcement officers to provide specified notice before administering portable chemical test
SB 821 Shields Places an excise tax on adult entertainment and pornography
SB 822 Shields Creates a stamp tax on controlled substances
SB 823 Shields Changes the classification of an intoxication-related offense to a class D felony for prior offenders
SB 824 Griesheimer Modifies law regarding the seizure of motor vehicles that have missing or illegible identification numbers
SB 825 Griesheimer Modifies the law relating to the evasion of weigh stations
SB 826 Bartle Requires continued enrollment in school and progress towards graduation to obtain and retain a driver's license
SB 827 Bartle Allows appeals from orders granting or denying class action certification
SB 828 Bartle Reduces salaries of General Assembly in fiscal year 2005 to a sum equal to 97% of their salaries in fiscal year 2004
SB 829 Bray Makes various modifications in regard to due process of public employees
SB 830 Bray Implements the provisions of the streamlined sales and use tax agreement
SB 831 Bray Changes economic development programs regarding distressed communities and small business investment tax credit
SB 832 Wheeler Subjects nonprofit health entities to additional review by the AG before they can convert to for-profit entities
SB 833 Russell Restricts the right to marry to persons eighteen years of age or older
SB 834 Russell Allows recognition of bargaining unit upon approval of majority of state employees in unity
SB 835 Caskey Authorizes custodial interrogations of persons suspected of committing felonies must be recorded
SB 836 Caskey Creates a tax credit program for certain railroad ad valorem property tax
SB 837 Caskey Requires the Director of Revenue to provide notice of certain remedied delinquencies
SB 838 Goode Limits judicial discretion where jury is unable to unanimously agree on the death penalty
SB 839 Goode Increases the taxes on cigarette and tobacco products
SB 840 Goode Enacts provisions relating to towing and creates a process to notify state when a motor vehicle is transferred
SB 841 Childers Authorizes conveyance of state property to Pierce City
SB 842 Childers Changes the expiration date of a lodging establishment license
SB 843 Childers Allows some political subdivisions to exempt themselves from the state prevailing wage upon voter approval
SB 844 Yeckel Authorizes surgical comanagement arrangements
SB 845 Yeckel Establishes the Grand Army of the Republic Veterans' Memorial Highway and the Missouri State Park Board
SB 846 Yeckel Modifies licensing of dietitians
SB 847 Bland Enables persons with hardships to pay property taxes in installments
SB 848 Bland School districts may create after-school and summer educational programs for at-risk youth
SB 849 Bland Requires school districts to offer alternative education programs
SB 850 Steelman Authorizes conveyance of state property located in Dent County to the city of Salem
SB 851 Gross Changes procedure for Motor vehicle emissions inspections in certain cases
SB 852 Gross School districts to provide readiness assessments to determine if certain children are ready to enter school
SB 853 Gross Prohibits state contracting with foreign companies when certain personal information is involved
SB 854 Loudon Allows parents to refuse to vaccinate their children in certain circumstances
SB 855 Loudon Allows the transportation commission to construct toll roads
SB 856 Loudon Modifies various provisions of the workers' compensation law
SB 857 Klindt Exempts certain food sales from food inspection laws
SB 858 Klindt A+ reimbursements shall not be issued to any four-year institution of higher learning
SB 859 Klindt Allows highway patrol officers to hold positions as school board members
SB 860 Cauthorn Certain state employee compensation would automatically adjust according to the Consumer Price Index level
SB 861 Cauthorn Allows members of the NRA to obtain specialized license plates
SB 862 Cauthorn Creates the Repect Life license plate and establishes a fund to promote alternatives to abortion
SB 863 Dougherty Repeals the $500 gambling boat loss limit
SB 864 Dougherty Creates a tax credit for lead abatement and a dollar check-off for the Childhood Lead Testing Fund
SB 865 Dougherty Allows the board of the St. Louis Public Schools to shift their compulsory attendance age range
SB 866 Coleman Revises qualifications and procedures for election to the school board in the St. Louis City School District
SB 867 Coleman Requires disclosure of Radio frequency identification tags (RFID) to consumers
SB 868 Shields Creates a tax credit for teachers' related out-of-pocket expenses
SB 869 Shields Allows closure of operational plans and documents used to respond to certain critical incidents
SB 870 Bartle Prohibits locating sexually-oriented billboards within one mile of a state highway
SB 871 Bray Creates a cause of action for wrongful discharge or employment
SB 872 Bray Alters provisions regarding teacher termination hearings
SB 873 Bray Makes various modifications to employee wage laws
SB 874 Caskey Removes exemption allowing members of some religions to elect not to have photo taken for identification purposes
SB 875 Caskey Modifies the percentage of property taxes deposited in the county assessment fund
SB 876 Goode Extends the sunset on the fee for waste tires
SB 877 Goode Gives the power of eminent domain to towns and villages in St. Louis County
SB 878 Goode Extends experimental tarriffs already set by PSC to coincide with new termination date established in the act
SB 879 Bland Establishes the General Assembly Scholarship Program funded by a nonresident earnings tax
SB 880 Bland Lowers the maximum penalties consumers must pay for late payments on certain credit transactions
SB 881 Bland Requires parity between insurance coverage for mental health services and other health care services
SB 882 Klindt Makes changes to the law governing animal research and production facilities
SB 883 Klindt Re-enacts legislation repealed by a prior unconstitutional bill
SB 884 Klindt Instructs the revisor of statutes to amend the statutes to reflect certain cases
SB 885 Cauthorn Provides an alternative method for issuing certain utilities revenue bonds
SB 886 Cauthorn Creates Grower's District Authorization Act
SB 887 Goode Modifies the offset for reducing the taxable purchase price of a vehicle
SB 888 Goode Disallows the deduction for property tax paid to another state on nonresident income tax returns
SB 889 Goode Revises the sunshine law
SB 890 Bland Restricts the use, possession, manufacturing, storage, selling, promotion and other activities relating to weapons
SB 891 Bland Requires Department of Transportation to examine the congestion problems in the Kansas City area
SB 892 Bland Allows individuals to submit all required reinstatement fees and documents to any department office
SB 893 Goode Revises regulation of tax increment financing
SB 894 Goode Amends the current Missouri bumper height law for certain motor vehicles
SB 895 Goode Prohibits certain predatory lending practices with respect to home loans
SB 896 Bland Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agent licnesing provisions
SB 897 Bland Makes arson motivated by hate crimes a class A felony
SB 898 Bland Prohibits sale of firearms without a trigger locking device
SB 899 Goode Amends the school bus inspection law to include the inspection of frames on school buses
SB 900 Goode Modifies various laws relating to emissions, hot rod licensing, and local log trucks
SB 901 Goode Changes jurisdiction over underground storage tanks from the Clean Water Commission to the MO Hazardous Waste Management
SB 902 Bland Establishes the Missouri Commission on Prevention and Management of Obesity
SB 903 Bland Revises law concerning redevelopment of distressed communities
SB 904 Gross Details information to be included in physician abortion reports
SB 905 Foster Allows members of the MO Assoc. of State Troopers Emergency Relief Society to obtain license plates with org. emblem
SB 906 Foster Allows health carriers to offer one or more health plans which contain deductibles, coinsurance or other options
SB 907 Klindt Changes numerous state employee workplace provisions
SB 908 Cauthorn Creates the Missouri Medical Malpractice Mutual Insurance Company Act
SB 909 Bartle Increases maximum fine in certain cities from $500 to $1000
SB 910 Bland Requires insurers to offer optional coverage for weight reduction counseling services
SB 911 Bland Extends the sunset on the waste tire fee to 2011
SB 912 Dougherty Modifies the law relating to license-exempt facilities for children
SB 913 Dougherty Modifies and creates new provisions about identity theft
SB 914 Dougherty Increases the foster care reimbursement and the adoption subsidy rates over a four-year period
SB 915 Dougherty Modifies recording fees and their use
SB 916 Dougherty Creates a cause of action for those adjudicated innocent following DNA testing
SB 917 Dougherty Mandates insurance coverage for new phases of clinical trials undertaken for the treatment of cancer
SB 918 Dougherty Mandates insurance coverage for certain prostate examinations
SB 919 Gibbons Revises the law relating to disabled license plates and placards and the use of designated disabled parking spaces
SB 920 Caskey Makes various changes to the power and authority of the State Water Patrol
SB 921 Caskey Establishes that review hearings to place offenders in administrative segregation are not contested cases
SB 922 Coleman Formulates a new procedure of recalling school board members
SB 923 Goode Summer school add-on to only include those pupils that attended summer school in the immediately preceding year
SB 924 Bland Makes various changes to the criminal justice system
SB 925 Bland Requires police officers in Kansas City to be a citizen and resident of the city for at least one year
SB 926 Loudon Authorizes the Joint Committee on Gaming & Wagering to solicit bids for university study of pathological gambling
SB 927 Loudon Prohibits reassessment of previously assessed real property and improvements until a transfer of ownership occurs
SB 928 Loudon Allows survivors of peace officers and firemen killed in the line of duty to receive special license plates
SB 929 Wheeler Allows Kansas City to prohibit landlords from throwing away tenant property on rights-of-ways and streets
SB 930 Loudon Allows the state to order medical examination for Second Injury claims and modifies admissibility of medical reports
SB 931 Loudon Requires appointment of St. Louis City Circuit Clerk
SB 932 Loudon Removes the salaries of elected officials from those not considered wages for unemployment benefits
SB 933 Yeckel Creates "Missouri Higher Education Deposit Program"
SB 934 Bland Requires Transportation Department to examine traffic problems occurring in Kansas City area
SB 935 Gibbons Allows members of the Missouri State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, to obtain license plates
SB 936 Gross Establishes a system of environmental audits to reduce state and local regulation
SB 937 Gross Creates the Missouri Catalog of Assistance Program
SB 938 Gross Requires mandatory direct deposit of state employees' paychecks
SB 939 Coleman Limits ability to carry a concealed weapon in a passenger compartment to those with a concealed carry endorsement
SB 940 Coleman Modifies and creates new provisions about identity theft
SB 941 Coleman Authorizes a three-year bid cycle for financial services for the St. Louis Public Schools
SB 942 Nodler Authorizes the conveyance of various parcels of state land
SB 943 Goode Modifies provisions of Unmarked Human Burial Act
SB 944 Goode Permits for construction that reduces flood capacity in floodways of Cuivre, Meramec, Miss. and Mo. rivers
SB 945 Gibbons Directs the state board to assist and encourage school districts in adopting service-learning programs
SB 946 Bray Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm
SB 947 Russell Creates requirements for orders and ordinances of political subdivisions relating to amateur radio antennas
SB 948 Steelman Prohibits the use of glass containers within the banks of Missouri's navigable waterways
SB 949 Steelman Transfers hearings on environmental issues to the Administrative Hearing Commission
SB 950 Griesheimer Limits the class by class rollback provisions in the property tax law to only Saint Louis County
SB 951 Griesheimer Eliminates the requirement that political subdivisions file a copy of their contracts with certain offices
SB 952 Wheeler Modifies and adds provisions relating to the salaries of certain Kansas City police officers
SB 953 Caskey Limitation on use of environmental funds to make Hancock refunds
SB 954 Foster Allows DNR to hire independent contractors to expedite the building of air containment units
SB 955 Scott Modifies process for selecting leadership positions on the Highways and Transportation Commission
SB 956 Scott Allows persons operating animal driven vehicles to use lanterns and reflective material during nighttime hours
SB 957 Scott Modifies seat belt evidence rule and modifies sovereign immunity principles with respect to public employees
SB 958 Scott Allows the Transportation Commission to construct toll roads
SB 959 Childers Alters funding mechanism for statewide areas of critical need for learning and development
SB 960 Gibbons Makes clarifications to the property assessment law
SB 961 Champion Creates requirements for orders and ordinances of political subdivisions relating to amateur radio antennas
SB 962 Clemens Athletic trainers shall be licensed, rather than registered
SB 963 Shields Allows public hospitals in Clay County to close certain records and meetings
SB 964 Shields Amends the Missouri putative father registry
SB 965 Shields Allows members or alumni of Alpha Phi Omega to obtain specialized license plates
SB 966 Shields Establishes requirements a temporary help firm employee must follow before claiming unemployment benefits
SB 967 Shields Alters definitions concerning Charles Gallagher Financial Award and the Nursing Student Loan Program
SB 968 Shields Guarantees teachers partial payment of contacts when teachers are laid off in certain cases
SB 969 Shields Removes the proration factor for purposes of calculating career ladder payments
SB 970 Childers Changes a provision concerning the percentage of ad valorem tax collections to be put in county assessment funds
SB 971 Stoll Changes identity theft from a class A misdemeanor to a class D felony and limits the venue of such prosecutions
SB 972 Stoll Creates a Public Safety Medal of Valor for the state of Missouri
SB 973 Stoll Requires additional information regarding department of economic development contracts for financial assistance
SB 974 Dougherty Modifies the State Legal Expense Fund
SB 975 Dougherty Seeks to permit certain private vocational and technical schools to receive A+ reimbursements
SB 976 Stoll Allows certain members of MOSERS who retire prior to July 1, 1990, an add'l $5 per month times yrs. of creditable svc.
SB 977 Stoll Increases the COLA for certain special consultants and retirees from 80% to 100T of the consumer price index
SB 978 Stoll Establishes the "Collaborative for Applied Experiences in Science" (CAES) program
SB 979 Stoll Establishes the Missouri Statewide Initiative for Scientific Education Enhancement" program
SB 980 Bartle Repeals certain sections of law which have expired, sunset, terminated, or are ineffective
SB 981 Vogel Extends the charitable sales tax exemption to certain transient guest taxes
SB 982 Coleman Extends powers to civilian review boards that investigate allegations of misconduct by local law enforcement
SB 983 Quick Creates a transfer process upon death for manufactured home owners
SB 984 Foster Creates statutory liens for agricultural procection
SB 985 Foster Amends the Uniform Commercial Code
SB 986 Cauthorn Creates the crime of endangering a corrections employee
SB 987 Quick Changes provisions about water service to annexed areas
SB 988 Steelman Modifies waste tire fees and subsequent programs relating to those fees
SB 989 Gross Establishes a system of environmental audits to reduce state and local regulation
SB 990 Loudon Establishes a electrical contractors license
SB 991 Dougherty Prohibits use of posted inquiries in calculating credit risk scores
SB 992 Cauthorn Changes the definition of containers approved for transporting anhydrous ammonia
SB 993 Cauthorn Requires public pre-kindergarten teachers to possess a valid teaching certificate
SB 994 Coleman Allows defendants to assert legal or equitable defenses, setoffs, or counterclaims in unlawful detainer actions
SB 995 Coleman Seeks to alter the name of Harris-Stowe State College to Harris-Stowe University
SB 996 Shields Modifies and creates new provisions about identity theft
SB 997 Shields Creates the Exhibition Center and Recreation Facility District Act
SB 998 Shields Modifies the definition of distressed communities
SB 999 Griesheimer Creates compensation agreements between franchisors and franchisees
SB 1000 Bartle Makes changes to provisions on DNA profiling, including DNA testing of all felony and sexual offenders
SB 1001 Wheeler Creates licensure requirements for end stage renal disease dialysis facilities
SB 1002 Bray Creates the "Freedom = Choice" license plate and corres- ponding fund to pay for family planning services
SB 1003 Gibbons Creates a comprehensive children's mental health service system
SB 1004 Shields Restricts persons who can administer drugs by injection
SB 1005 Shields Clarifies the price cap regulation for telecommunications companies
SB 1006 Goode Designates a portiion of Missouri Route 364 in St. Louis County as the "Buzz Westfall Memorial Highway"
SB 1007 Goode Requires all gubernatorial appointments to be made with the advice and consent of the Senate
SB 1008 Goode Increases accountability measures for tax increment financing projects
SB 1009 Griesheimer Regulates the sale of motor vehicle extended service contracts
SB 1010 Dougherty Modifies Whistleblower Law
SB 1011 Dougherty Requires health insurance reimbursement of certain licensed professional counselors at same rate as psychologists
SB 1012 Caskey Modifies the interest provisions for redemption of property
SB 1013 Stoll Requires organ procurement organizations to use their best efforts to find suitable recipients in Missouri
SB 1014 Yeckel Prohibits requiring St. Louis police officers to reside within the city after four years of employment
SB 1015 Kennedy Creates a gang resistance education and training program to be used in schools
SB 1016 Champion Modifies Sunshine Law regarding electronic public meetings and records
SB 1017 Champion Creates the crime of failing to obey the lawful order of a law enforcement officer
SB 1018 Champion Requires the Children's Division to arrange a team meeting before a child is placed in protective custody
SB 1019 Steelman Authorizes use of certain court costs to pay guardian ad litem fees in Phelps County
SB 1020 Steelman Revises provisions of the Sunshine Law
SB 1021 Steelman Speech pathologists with a Cert. of Clinical Competence to be placed on Stege III of the career ladder program
SB 1022 Gross Adds child pornography to the list of sexual abuse cases investigated by the State Technical Assistance Team
SB 1023 Griesheimer Creates criminal use of property by operating audio-visual recording devices while in a movie
SB 1024 Stoll Allows Jefferson County to pass an ordinance creating a mechanical code
SB 1025 Griesheimer Customer specific pricing for telecommunications companies
SB 1026 Mathewson Requires the DNA testing of all felons entering the Dept. of Corrections and other felons leaving a county jail
SB 1027 Cauthorn Makes changes to the bail bondsmen and surety recovery agents licensing provisions
SB 1028 Cauthorn Modifies state purchasing laws
SB 1029 Bray Prohibits state contracts from being awarded to any contractor who performs the work outside the United States
SB 1030 Bray Requires applicants for Medicaid and CHIPs to identify the proposed beneficiary's employer
SB 1031 Bray Proposes several measures relating to bicycle safety
SB 1032 Bray Consoldates the "academically deficient schools" and "priority schools" school accountability measures
SB 1033 Clemens Limits Paddlesport Outfitters liability
SB 1034 Childers Regulates Vacation Clubs
SB 1035 Steelman Proposes a "any willing provider" law which prohibits health insurers from discriminating against certain providers
SB 1036 Steelman Prohibits health carriers from changing health services codes without the permission of the physician
SB 1037 Steelman Allows franchise fees to be used as credits for any public utility right-of-way users
SB 1038 Yeckel Revises banking laws and creates the "Missouri Higher Education Deposit Program"
SB 1039 Yeckel Regulates the licensing of naturopathic physicians
SB 1040 Griesheimer Extends and examines various environmental fees
SB 1041 Griesheimer Allows certain law enforcement officers to request a hearing following dismissal or disciplinary action
SB 1042 Griesheimer Applies administrative hearing commission procedures to motor vehicle dealer license denials
SB 1043 Gross Establishes a two-part procedure for establishing special license plates
SB 1044 Shields Makes various modifications to the law affecting the state library
SB 1045 Kinder Makes it a crime to burn a cross with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons
SB 1046 Gibbons Allows persons to receive "Friends of Kids with Cancer" license plates
SB 1047 Kennedy Gives the Children's Division the sole authority to license foster homes and residential facilities
SB 1048 Nodler Revises proof of property taxes procedure for motor vehicles registration for certain tax-exempt organizations
SB 1049 Bray Modifies designation of next-of-kin for purposes of disposition of human remains
SB 1050 Bray Requires access to medical treatment for injuries received during employment with a railroad company
SB 1051 Steelman Enables Hermann to enact a transient guest tax
SB 1052 Jacob Eliminates the minimum age qualification for admission to the University of Missouri system
SB 1053 Shields Requires school districts to meet the requirements of Section 160.530, in order to be eligible for state aid
SB 1054 Bartle Allows an equalizing cost-of-living adjustment for certain members of the Police Retirement System of Kansas City
SB 1055 Bartle Allows a funeral benefit of $1,000 for special consultants of certain retirement systems of the Kansas City Police Dept
SB 1056 Bartle Dedicates 10% of future TIF increments to schools affected by the TIF
SB 1057 Bartle Establishes the Classroom Trust Fund
SB 1058 Bartle Increases the gambling boat admission fees
SB 1059 Bartle Modifies the taxation of income derived from certain transactions involving intellectual property
SB 1060 Bartle Creates new court fees to fund the foundation formula
SB 1061 Callahan Prevents TIF from applying to certain transportation taxes in Kansas City
SB 1062 Griesheimer Creates and modifies special licenses available to caterers to serve alcohol at certain functions
SB 1063 Scott Allows adjacent property owners to become part of a transportation development district under certain conditions
SB 1064 Scott Eliminates the expiration date of Section 488.2205, which allows for collection and distribution of some court costs
SB 1065 Steelman Extends the sunset for certain hazardous waste fees
SB 1066 Steelman Modifies provisions of the tort victims' compensation fund
SB 1067 Bland Establishes the Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program to provide health care benefits to all Missouri citizens
SB 1068 Gross Requires calling party information to be communicated from one telecommunications company service to another
SB 1069 Gross Modifies various statutes relating to telecommunications companies
SB 1070 Gross Modifies procedures for protection of shipwreck sites
SB 1071 Bartle Defines "next friend" for a minor's consent to an abortion
SB 1072 Dougherty Establishes the "Hope Scholarship Program"
SB 1073 Dougherty Alters criteria for being deemed a "permanent teacher"
SB 1074 Coleman Requires registrations for apprentice barbers
SB 1075 Coleman Authorizes the conveyance of the Midtown Habilitation Center
SB 1076 Caskey Revises law on nonprobate transfers
SB 1077 Loudon Allows commercial casualty insurance policies to exclude coverage for loss by fire caused by terrorism
SB 1078 Loudon Modifies the criteria used for issuing extraordinary dividends by certain insurance holding companies
SB 1079 Callahan Creates a homestead assessment freeze for the elderly
SB 1080 Nodler Amends certain policies with regard to MAP testing
SB 1081 Kinder Permits contractors to resolve lawsuits without litigation
SB 1082 Childers Creates the Division of Network Efficiency within the Office of Administration
SB 1083 Kennedy Modifies the age limitation for the testing of lead poisoning in children
SB 1084 Foster Renders alterations to the teacher retirement system
SB 1085 Foster Creates a one dollar check-off for the Multiple Sclerosis Fund
SB 1086 Cauthorn Restricts lenders from requiring borrowers to obtain home owners insurance exceeding the property's replacement value
SB 1087 Days Modifies provisions regarding early childhood special education
SB 1088 Steelman Modifies ATV law to allow passengers to ride on ATVs if such vehicles are designed to carry more than one person
SB 1089 Steelman Authorizes telecommunications companies to offer discounted rates for certain services
SB 1090 Jacob Alters requirements for the classroom teacher "job-sharing" program
SB 1091 Klindt Alters provisions of the law regarding junior college districts
SB 1092 Bartle Prevents tax increment financing from being used for residential purposes
SB 1093 Gibbons Allows political subdivisions and other public entities to invest public funds
SB 1094 Scott Enacts various tort reform measures
SB 1095 Goode Creates the Health Care for Missouri's People Program for the uninsured and under-insured
SB 1096 Caskey Relating to regulating the installation of manufactured homes
SB 1097 Clemens Enables an enterprise zone in Douglas County
SB 1098 Clemens Designates two new enterprise zones in the cities of Nixa and Ozark
SB 1099 Gibbons Implements the Tax Credit Accountability Act
SB 1100 Gibbons Revises requirements for publishing of administrative rules
SB 1101 Steelman The president of the University of Missouri shall not serve as the chancellor of any campus in the system
SB 1102 Steelman Exempts health club services from sales tax
SB 1103 Steelman Authorizes the Board of Fund Commissioners to issue additional bonds for grants and loans
SB 1104 Steelman Enables enterprise zones in Richland and Crocker
SB 1105 Shields Increases dollar amount of property exempt from bankruptcy proceedings
SB 1106 Shields Conveys land to the St. Joseph Museum, Ind.
SB 1107 Shields Conveys land to the St. Joseph school district St. Joseph School District
SRB 1108 Bartle Repeals certain sections of law which have expired, sunset, terminated, or are ineffective
SB 1109 Coleman Allows eligible nonimmigrant aliens to receive "instate" tuition at Missouri higher education institutions
SB 1110 Coleman Changes the name of Harris-Stowe State College to Harris-Stowe State University
SB 1111 Klindt Allows Grundy County to use certain moneys collected to be used for courtroom renovation and technology
SB 1112 Clemens Modifies provision on uncontested elections for trustees of community college districts
SB 1113 Loudon Revises registration and duties of notaries public
SB 1114 Loudon Extends the expiration date of a section relating to removal of nuisances
SB 1115 Loudon Establishes new registration procedures for street rods and custom vehicles
SB 1116 Stoll Allows Business and cell phone users to be placed on the no-call list
SB 1117 Stoll Authorizes an additional court surcharge in the 23rd judicial circuit (Jefferson County)
SB 1118 Cauthorn Exempts natural gas used by eligible new generation cooperatives from certain tax
SB 1119 Cauthorn Protects the conscience rights of pharmaceutical professionals
SB 1120 Cauthorn Creates water termination agreements for water and sewer companies
SB 1121 Cauthorn Amends law regarding how certain counties establish speed limits within their jurisdiction
SB 1122 Shields Modifies provisions relating to the practice of dentistry
SB 1123 Gibbons Requires the Division of Medical Services to annually recalculate the Medicaid nursing home reimbursement amount
SB 1124 Goode Provides Electrical Companies the Opportunity to Recover Incurred Costs
SB 1125 Goode Adds consumer protection measures for customers dealing with utility companies
SB 1126 Russell Revises various provisions of the employment security law
SB 1127 Cauthorn Enacts the reciprocal nurse licensure compact
SB 1128 Cauthorn Revises laws regulating concentrated animal feeding operations
SB 1129 Bray Prohibits the release of certain consumer identification information
SB 1130 Scott Regional Planning Commission employees may enroll in Missouri Local Government Retirement System in some cases
SB 1131 Steelman Changes provisions of law benefitting consumers when dealing with utility companies
SB 1132 Steelman Establishes predetermination of prudence for utility infrastructure investments
SB 1133 Foster Removes school principals from certain sections of the Metropolitan school district's teacher tenure statute
SB 1134 Foster Establishes the Missouri Junior/Senior Cadets Program
SB 1135 Foster Requires each public school district to include a policy which prohibits bullying in their discipline policy
SB 1136 Vogel Allows the Governor to transfer certain land to other government agencies without a public auction
SB 1137 Vogel Makes changes relating to the computation of salary of county officials
SB 1138 Bartle Modifies provisions of court procedure
SB 1139 Mathewson Expresses that all general officers shall serve at the pleasure of the adjutant general
SB 1140 Mathewson Allows the transfer of Pettis County school funds resulting from a resolution of environmental law violations
SB 1141 Loudon Changes procedures for the formation of certain levee districts
SB 1142 Dolan Creates the "Disposition of Fetal Remains Act" and allows the state to issue certificates for stillborn children
SB 1143 Dolan Creates crimes relating to motor vehicles
SB 1144 Dolan Revises the law relating to disabled license plates and placards and the use of designated disabled parking spaces
SB 1145 Kennedy Allows various jurisdictions to adopt ordinances to install automatic traffic control enforcement systems
SB 1146 Dougherty Regulates the use of traffic-control devices known as "Traffic Signal Preemption Systems"
SB 1147 Dougherty Creates the crime of escape from commitment for sexually violent predators
SB 1148 Dougherty Creates the Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council
SB 1149 Dougherty Ensures that individuals placed on the Child Abuse and Neglect Registry receive sufficient due process
SB 1150 Goode Modifies various tax provisions
SB 1151 Steelman Requires health carriers to provide coverage for mental health conditions in same manner as physical conditions
SB 1152 Steelman Reorganized Common Sewer Districts
SB 1153 Cauthorn Protects hand fishing
SB 1154 Cauthorn Authorizes dentists and dental hygienists to delegate certain duties to dental assistants
SB 1155 Cauthorn Modifies various laws regarding economic development
SB 1156 Caskey Allows licensed professional counselors to diagnose
SB 1157 Scott Changes the name of residential care facilities to assisted living facilities
SB 1158 Bray Creates the "Women's Right To Know Act"
SB 1159 Foster Establishes the Coordinating Board for Early Childhood within the Children's Services Commission
SB 1160 Shields Establishes the Prescription Drug Repository Program within the Department of Health and Senior Services
SB 1161 Jacob Modifies provisions of certain regional development districts
SB 1162 Jacob Expands the type of securities that may be used for certain subdivisions
SB 1163 Jacob Enables first class counties to enact certain nuisance abatement ordinances
SB 1164 Jacob Disallows the deduction for property tax paid to another state on nonresident income tax returns
SB 1165 Russell Repeals the Shannon County Tourism Tax
SB 1166 Caskey Authorizes certain counties to adopt ordinances to impose civil fines for certain misdemeanors
SB 1167 Caskey Limits bifurcated trials to Class A and B felonies
SB 1168 Jacob Modifies the Missouri Family Trust
SB 1169 Jacob Individuals may not waive any age discrimination right under Chapter 213 unless waiver given is knowing and voluntary
SB 1170 Shields Requires certain nonviolent offenders to participate in community based substance abuse treatment programs
SB 1171 Griesheimer Codifies the Office of Homeland Security and the Missouri Security Council & creates a Joint Legislative Committee
SB 1172 Gibbons Authorizes the Secretary of State to open and maintain an archival facility in St. Louis
SB 1173 Days Modifies law regarding the use of credit information by insurance companies
SB 1174 Caskey Abolishes the Missouri Housing Development Commission and transfers its duties to Department of Economic Development
SB 1175 Yeckel Modifies provisions relating to jury service
SB 1176 Shields Provides additional compensation to county clerks for additional duties to perform
SB 1177 Klindt Makes various changes to the law relating to joint municipal utility commissions
SB 1178 Klindt Modifies the agricultural business development loan program
SB 1179 Steelman Modifies provisions relating to medical malpractice insurance
SB 1180 Shields Allows the Missouri Development Finance Board to create a life sciences funding district
SB 1181 Yeckel Modifies licensure for physical therapists and physical therapy assistants
SB 1182 Dolan Prohibits conditioning the granting of permits or licenses upon billboard removal without just compensation
SB 1183 Dolan Changes provisions about regulations governing the subdivision of land
SB 1184 Griesheimer Modifies the assessment of business tangible personal property
SB 1185 Gross Creates the "Commonsense Food Consumption Act"
SB 1186 Bland Requires motor vehicle dealers to display buyers guide and obtain used care buyer's acknowledgment of its receipt
SB 1187 Wheeler Project plans and specifications of state facilities are to be open to certain groups to encourage competition
SB 1188 Loudon Modifies the law regarding annuity contracts
SB 1189 Scott Modifies various provisions dealing with the reporting and investigating of an individual's death
SB 1190 Caskey Gives additional powers to Gaming Commission agents and forfeits wagers by excluding gamblers
SB 1191 Steelman Revises the resisting arrest statute to include detentions and stops
SB 1192 Steelman Imposes additional surcharges and driver's license suspensions on any person failing to yield the right-of-way
SB 1193 Steelman Allows members of Friends of Rodeo to obtain specialized license plates
SB 1194 Vogel Extends the laws on dry cleaning facilities
SB 1195 Klindt Includes certain prior service of juvenile court personnel to the definition of "juvenile court employee"
SB 1196 Klindt Modifies various provisions of law relating to firework regulation
SB 1197 Quick Requires regional recreational district board members in Clay County to be elected
SB 1198 Russell Repeals the employer withholding bonus
SB 1199 Kennedy Increases the pay of retired members of the police force who are employed as advisors to the board of trustees
SB 1200 Griesheimer Allows motorists to obtain Lewis and Clark special license plates
SB 1201 Cauthorn Modifies the motor fuel tax
SB 1202 Gibbons Increases the fees for receiving criminal history record information
SB 1203 Klindt Modifies release of escrow funds for non-participating tobacco manufacturers
SB 1204 Cauthorn Prohibits any contractor to bid on or perform work where the bid includes any wage subsidies or rebates
SB 1205 Cauthorn Authorizes minimum pay for certain corrections employees
SB 1206 Stoll Requires entities that provide child, elder, and health care services to submit certain employment info to a database
SB 1207 Stoll Removes "commercial" from description of registered interior designers
SB 1208 Stoll Encourages effective involvement by parents and families in support of their children's education
SB 1209 Bland Increases the deduction for retirement and pension benefits
SB 1210 Bray Creates crimes concerning human trafficking
SB 1211 Wheeler Modifies provisions regarding courts and court personnel
SB 1212 Wheeler Conveys state property, known as the Felix Building to the Truman Medical Center
SB 1213 Steelman Creates additional regulation for tobacco manufacturers
SB 1214 Griesheimer Makes an exemption to Sunshine Law by allowing private entities to share info w/the state concerning security
SB 1215 Griesheimer Allows public entities to acquire recover payments made for health care benefits made under a self-insurance plan
SB 1216 Kennedy Allows members of the Dept. of Transportation to purchase up to four years of his or her creditable prior service
SB 1217 Bartle Certain school districts shall be reimbursed fully for costs associated with offering certain special education svcs
SB 1218 Quick Provides title protection for advanced practice registered nurses
SB 1219 Shields Allows members of the Search and Rescue Council of MO to obtain specialized license plates
SB 1220 Caskey Increases the maximum amount of compensation that certain county officials may receive
SB 1221 Kinder Authorizes a $350,000,000 bond issuance for construction and renovation of facilities of higher education
SB 1222 Dougherty Allows for compensatory time in lieu of overtime pay in certain situations
SB 1223 Dougherty Allows guardian ad litems to receive fees for adoption proceedings
SB 1224 Dougherty Modifies provisions relating to homeless youth and qualified minors
SB 1225 Dougherty Increases the maximum allowable compensation for St. Louis police officers
SB 1226 Callahan Prohibits certain convicted criminals from holding public office
SB 1227 Russell Authorizes construction and renovation projects for institutions of higher education
SB 1228 Gibbons Increases the penalty for certain sexual offenders when they fail to register
SB 1229 Caskey Excludes commercially produced tobacco products from items that cannot knowingly be delivered to a jail or prison
SB 1230 Clemens Modifies the campaign contribution limit to avoid certain disclosure filings
SB 1231 Clemens Exempts dentists from acupunture licensing requirements
SB 1232 Clemens Creates the Competitive Government Act
SB 1233 Dolan Creates license plates, revises law on salvage title, modifies towing law and modifies other motor vehicle laws
SB 1234 Mathewson Implements the Jobs Now Initiative
SB 1235 Loudon Modifies insurance laws with respect to reinsurance and liquidation
SB 1236 Kennedy Creates the Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Quality Assurance Act
SB 1237 Bartle Makes it unlawful to obstruct a securities investigation
SB 1238 Days Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation
SB 1239 Callahan Enables a new enterprise zone in portions of Independence and Sugar Creek
SB 1240 Griesheimer Allows certain counties to use law library funds for courtroom renovation and to pay bonds for such projects
SB 1241 Yeckel Alters charter school laws
SB 1242 Wheeler Renders alterations to the Kansas City public school retirement system
SB 1243 Wheeler Requires public administrators serving as a conservator to have pooled accounts audited annually
SB 1244 Coleman Revises the sexual offender registration law and the statute of limitations where the victim is eighteen or younger
SB 1245 Wheeler Allows physicians to jointly negotiate with certain health carriers
SB 1246 Quick Grants additional powers to park rangers in certain counties
SB 1247 Dougherty Includes certain pro bono attorneys in legal expense fund
SB 1248 Callahan Establishes certain employment rights of emergency response personnel aimed at preventing strikes
SB 1249 Champion Codifies Executive Order 03-27 into statute by expanding the preference given by state bodies to Missouri businesses
SB 1250 Scott Modifies sections of law affecting the Missouri Propane Education and Research Council
SB 1251 Dolan Repeals mandatory inspections on certain vehicles and revises law regarding motor vehicle registration
SB 1252 Mathewson Requires certain persons to pay restitution to a public agency for emergency services
SB 1253 Mathewson Clarifies the definition of "city" in relation to urban redevelopment
SB 1254 Klindt Expands the Missouri Air Emission Reduction Fund
SB 1255 Dougherty Authorizes advanced practice nurses to prescribe certain controlled substances
SB 1256 Caskey Establishes a District Attorney System
SB 1257 Days Students expelled for certain violent behaviors shall not be considered "drop-outs" for MSIP purposes
SB 1258 Scott Creates the crime of kidnapping a child by taking or confining the child without parental consent
SB 1259 Childers Allows certain nonresidents to operate a vessel on the lakes of this state with a temporary boater education permit
SB 1260 Dolan Permits law enforcement officers to enforce the seat belt law if violation is clearly visible
SB 1261 Dolan Expands "occupational diseases" within Workers' Compensation
SB 1262 Dolan Revises the law regarding salvage vehicles
SB 1263 Dolan Revises the law regarding car rental insurance agreements
SB 1264 Scott Modifies the laws governing the condemnation of real property by the state or any political subdivision thereof
SB 1265 Bartle Creates requirements for membership on a civilian review board
SB 1266 Kennedy Includes unborn children within the definition of "children" for eligibility in CHIPs
SB 1267 Kinder Modifies the Missouri Motor Fuel Marketing Act
SB 1268 Shields Modifies the law regarding permit fees and recovery of rights-of-way management costs
SB 1269 Yeckel Modifies various local tax laws
SB 1270 Yeckel Regulates the operation of motor scooters
SB 1271 Coleman Regulates the prevention and screening of lead poisoning
SB 1272 Coleman Establishes the "Child Support Insurance Act"
SB 1273 Coleman Requires security guards and security guard firms to be licensed by the Department of Economic Development
SB 1274 Shields Establishes the Missouri Area Health Education Centers Program
SB 1275 Vogel Establishes depreciation tables for television broadcasting equipment
SB 1276 Vogel Classifies noncommercial hangars as within the residential property class
SB 1277 Yeckel Provides for licensing of private fire investigators
SB 1278 Yeckel Requires licensure for amusement machine operators
SB 1279 Steelman Creates the Missouri Hospital Infection Control Act of 2004
SB 1280 Childers Raises the sales tax by 1/2% and then phases it out over three years
SB 1281 Childers Raises the income tax by 1/2% and then phases it out over three years
SB 1282 Kennedy Provides a tax credit for modifying a home for a disabled person
SB 1283 Bray Modifies reporting of campaign finance expenditures
SB 1284 Clemens Repeals section requiring lobbyists to describe proposed legislation that they support or oppose
SB 1285 Wheeler Allows certain fee offices to collect the statutory fees for processing motor vehicle transactions
SB 1286 Loudon Provides that the Department shall not require by rule any immunizations that are not specified in Section 167.181
SB 1287 Griesheimer Changes which state employees may receive paid leave for volunteering as a disaster service volunteer
SB 1288 Vogel Re-enacts the Missouri Title Insurance laws due to a Hammerschmidt violation
SB 1289 Kennedy Addresses St. Louis Sports Authorities power as to luxury boxes within sports complexes
SB 1290 Steelman Enables Dent County to enact a transient guest tax
SB 1291 Days Requires state employee health care plan premiums to be based on the employee's salary
SB 1292 Bray Requires safe staffing and quality care in all veterans homes and mental health facilities
SB 1293 Bray Revises various provisions of the Workers' Compensation Law
SB 1294 Kennedy Provides for attorneys fees for the defense of refusing electroconvulsive treatments
SB 1295 Klindt Allows Northwest Missouri State University to be transferred to the curators of the University of Missouri
SB 1296 Callahan Authorizes the conveyance of state property in the Kansas City area
SB 1297 Callahan A portion of the Kansas City School District shall be considered a subdistrict for taxing purposes
SB 1298 Loudon Exempts certain transactions with interstate compact agencies from tax
SB 1299 Loudon Raises the liability limits on residential insurance policies issued by the FAIR plan from $100,000 to $200,000
SB 1300 Loudon Prohibits the sheltering of certain assets by individuals in long-term care facilities
SB 1301 Bray Requires medical malpractice insurance rates to be approved by the Director of the Department of Insurance
SB 1302 Champion Authorizes the Board of Governors of Southwest Missouri State University to convey land
SB 1303 Steelman Prohibits St. Louis from restricting police officers from living in counties adjacent to the city
SB 1304 Griesheimer Districts providing emergency services are entitled to reimbursement of at least 50% from special allocation fund
SB 1305 Champion Authorizes issuance of bonds for life sciences projects for institutions of higher education
SB 1306 Nodler Modifies sections relating to environmental regulation, surface mining and the Land Reclamation Commission
SB 1307 Gibbons Redefines the crime of possession of child pornography
SB 1308 Klindt Allows for compensation time in lieu of overtime pay in certain situations
SB 1309 Stoll Details conditions whereby a public higher education institution may use an individual's Social Security number
SB 1310 Gross Authorizes Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to seek civil penalties
SB 1311 Wheeler Modifies the credit for taxes paid to another state
SB 1312 Callahan Requires payments in lieu of tax in certain 353 redevelopment areas
SB 1313 Bray Prohibits any governmental entity from interfering with the right to obtain or use contraceptives
SB 1314 Bray Creates provisions concerning domestic assult
SB 1315 Steelman Modifies sections relating to excavation activities of noncommercial operators
SB 1316 Steelman Requires school districts to comply with current law provisions regarding reduction in teacher forces
SB 1317 Steelman Improves access to vital records
SB 1318 Scott Adds rental contracts to stealing
SB 1319 Shields Modifies the law regarding health insurance coverage for chiropractic care
SB 1320 Kinder Modifies bid process for depositaries of state institutions
SB 1321 Callahan Restricts sales and delivery of tobacco products in certain situations
SB 1322 Mathewson Prohibits displays and signs in public areas of the state capitol
SB 1323 Shields Alters the configuration, charge, and other aspects of the Joint Committee on Education
SB 1324 Dolan Repeals the sovereign immunity waiver imposed on multi-state compact agencies agencies for proprietary functions
SB 1325 Dolan Modifies the law relating to visitation rights for grandparents
SB 1326 Dolan Prohibits some offenders from receiving suspended imposition of sentence in state, county, or municipal court
SB 1327 Coleman Requires declaration of party affiliation in order to vote in a primary election
SB 1328 Yeckel Requires a purpose clause in each bill filed in the General Assembly
SB 1329 Griesheimer Modifies provisions concerning Emergency Services Boards
SB 1330 Bray Modifies the law relating to the establishment of paternity
SB 1331 Gibbons Revises the definition of "municipality" as it relates to downtown and rural development
SB 1332 Caskey Allows sheriffs to pay the costs of issuing concealed carry endorsements with sheriff's revolving fund money
SB 1333 Caskey Allows for the creation of Wholesale Water and Sewer Authorities
SB 1334 Dougherty Amends the offense of distributing a controlled substance near schools to include long-term and child care facilities
SB 1335 Dougherty Modifies the taxes for community services for children
SB 1336 Kennedy Authorizes the tax check-off for contributions to Missouri Military Family Relief Fund
SB 1337 Kennedy Creates a five percent tax credit for new revenue of a new or expanded business
SB 1338 Callahan Enables Raytown to establish a sales tax for homeland security
SB 1339 Callahan Allows non-public higher education institutions to sponsor charter schools
SB 1340 Callahan Authorizes charging of vehicle-related fees and fines to personal property tax bills
SB 1341 Cauthorn Revises the purposes for which monies in the county sheriff's revolving fund can be spent
SB 1342 Cauthorn Authorizes a study of the nursing shortage in this state
SB 1343 Champion Modifies the expiration of enterprise zones
SB 1344 Champion Modifies the procedure of the Joint Committee on Economic Development Policy and Planning
SB 1345 Coleman Revises various provisions relating to stealing and tampering of automobiles
SB 1346 Coleman Creates the "Emergency Care for Sexual Assault Victims Act of 2004"
SB 1347 Coleman Imposes a surcharge on certain felony court proceedings to fund certain school-related programs
SB 1348 Coleman Eliminates mandatory minimum sentencing for certain felons
SB 1349 Coleman Adjusts the foundation formula so that districts receive additional revenue for English as second language students
SB 1350 Stoll Requires the Department of Elementary & Secondary Education to adopt an indoor air quality program
SB 1351 Stoll Requires the Board of Trustees of the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan to promulgate certain rules
SB 1352 Stoll Establishes alternative charter schools
SB 1353 Bray Makes a joint municipal public safety communication center a political subdivision
SB 1354 Steelman Modifies the provisions of invasion of privacy
SB 1355 Days Requires the state to participate in the Infant and Toddler Program pursuant to Part C of IDEA
SB 1356 Jacob Prohibition against transporting a concealable firearm in a vehicle without a concealed firearm endorsement
SB 1357 Jacob Creates a prohibition against carrying a concealed weapon with a concealed carry permit from another state
SB 1358 Jacob Prohibits the carrying of concealed firearms in certain locations
SB 1359 Jacob Extends the statute of limitations in certain sexual offenses involving a person age 18 or younger
SB 1360 Jacob Extends the statute of limitations in childhood abuse cases
SB 1361 Griesheimer Alters the state's tax structure and establishes a new means of distributing education funds
SB 1362 Griesheimer Requires insurance companies to provide coverage for computerized prosthetic devices
SB 1363 Griesheimer Limits venue in tort actions to county where cause of action accrued
SB 1364 Gross Creates theater, cultural arts, and entertainment districts in St. Charles County
SB 1365 Yeckel Creates the Veterans' Historical Education Trust Fund and encourages the development of other veterans' programs
SB 1366 Yeckel Prohibits any entity from preventing a student athlete from competing in or training for certain sports
SB 1367 Yeckel Makes certain students eligible for in-state tuition, regardless of their immigration status
SB 1368 Nodler Provides for the regulation and licensing of professional addiction counselors
SB 1369 Nodler Establishes procedures concerning an administrative hearing for employees back pay when such employee has been dismissed
SB 1370 Nodler Requires contracts for energy conservation measures in public buildings to meet certain requirements
SB 1371 Kinder Closes the drug benefit coverage gap that was created due to the enactment of the Medicare Act of 2003
SB 1372 Klindt Establishes the MO Wine and Grape Board and enumerates the powers and duties of the board
SB 1373 Bartle Creates the Interstate Compact for Juveniles
SB 1374 Gibbons Makes various reforms to taxation
SB 1375 Gibbons Requires debate on constitutional amendments to be recorded
SB 1376 Gibbons Modifies provisions prohibiting certain activities at animal facilities
SB 1377 Bray Allows the hiring of a retired teacher to work between 550 and 800 hours without losing their retirement
SB 1378 Stoll Requires Office of Administration to include certain products in the cafeteria plan for state employees
SB 1379 Cauthorn Encourages the use of renewable energy
SB 1380 Cauthorn Encourages the use of renewable energy
SB 1381 Loudon Prohibits recovery of noneconomic damages for injuries incurred during certain motor vehicle violations
SB 1382 Quick Increases the age of majority to eighteen in various statutes
SB 1383 Scott Allows motor carriers to submit to voluntary audits and prohibits local enforcement of commercial motor vehicle laws
SB 1384 Scott Allows certain retirees to receive unused sick leave to vest in a retirement system
SB 1385 Scott Places an annual one dollar disaster mitigation fee on most residential and business insurance policies within the state
SB 1386 Scott Modifies provisions of lobbyist reporting and campaign finance disclosure
SB 1387 Dolan Adds a voting student member to the Board of Regents, Governors, and Curators of Higher Education institutions
SB 1388 Dolan Establishes the income tax claim of right doctrine as a credit
SB 1389 Dolan Details conditions whereby a public higher education institution may require the use of a person's Soc. Sec. No.
SB 1390 Foster Modifies one section relating to boll weevil eradication
SB 1391 Foster Enables the cities of Steele, Marston, and Mathews to propose a transient guest tax for certain purposes
SB 1392 Goode States that Section 334.253 does not prohibit the employment of physical therapists in certain rehabilitation facilities
SB 1393 Vogel Designates a portion of U.S. Highway 54 in Cole County the "Trooper Dennis H. Marriott Memorial Highway"
SB 1394 Vogel Modifies various provisions regarding tax collection
SB 1395 Shields Modifies the artists and entertainers tax
SB 1396 Shields Modifies the law relating to pharmacists, pharmacies, pharmaceutical services and drug distributors
SB 1397 Gibbons Prohibits the carrying of concealed weapons at school events or at a school facility
SB 1398 Jacob Allows proxies to represent statutory members of certain committees
SB 1399 Kennedy Allows health insurance carriers to discontinue small employer health benefit plans under certain conditions
SB 1400 Loudon Allows practice of physical therapy on animals with prescription from a veterinarian
SCR 22 Kinder Urges Congress to amend the Social Security Act so Missourians can opt-out of the system and otherwise invest
SCR 23 Gross Designates three bridges in St. Charles and St. Louis Counties
SCR 24 Cauthorn Expresses the gratitude and support of the Senate to faith-based and community organizations
SCR 25 Stoll Urges Congress to repeal the federal Government Pension Offset and Windfall Elimination Provision
SCR 26 Childers Urges the creation of an AgroForestry Industrialization Committee
SCR 27 Kennedy Urges Congress to reject any recommendations to base postal services on profit seeking motives
SCR 28 Kennedy Urges the President of the United States to lift the ban on Canadian pharmaceuticals
SCR 29 Kennedy Relating to the Vietnamese-American Flag
SCR 30 Gibbons Relating to printing and binding copies of the acts and resolutions of the 92nd General Assembly, 2nd Reg. Session
SCR 31 Vogel Relating to the construction of a hotel/convention center complex on property owned by the University of Missouri
SCR 32 Gibbons Relating to character education in public schools
SCR 33 Kinder Urges the Dept. of Transportation to grant approval to Primaris Airlines' request to service Lambert Airport
SCR 34 Caskey Urges the Governor to Create the Division of Rehabilitation Services for the Blind by Executive Order
SCR 35 Russell Names a building at the Southeast Missouri Mental Health Center the "Danny Staples Building"
SCR 36 Gibbons Creates a Joint Interim Committee on Underage Drinking
SCR 37 Shields Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on Teacher Support, Regulatory Reduction and Accountability
SCR 38 Vogel Relating to lands owned by the University of MO-Columbia
SCR 39 Nodler Relating to implementing energy savings performance
SCR 40 Steelman Relating to lands owned by the University of Missouri-Rolla
SCR 41 Klindt Request the President and the Fish & Wildlife Service to develop a new plan for operation on the Missouri River
SCR 42 Bray Urges the United States Congress to pass a fiscal relief package
SCR 43 Yeckel Establishes the Interim Committee on Violent Crime
SCR 44 Yeckel Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy
SCR 45 Dougherty Establishes April as Literacy month in Missouri
SCR 46 Gross Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on Tax Returns
SCR 47 Griesheimer Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on State Supported Passenger Rail Service and Multimodal Transportation
SCR 48 Bland Establishes the Hepatitis C Task Force
SCR 49 Nodler Favors a sound dollar that reflects economic fundamentals
SCR 50 Shields Support for Taiwan to have an observer status at the World Health Assembly
SCR 51 Kinder Recognition of the history and service of the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
SJR 24 Caskey Preserving the right of Missouri citizens to harvest wild bird, fish and game
SJR 25 Yeckel Removes portion of the Missouri Constitution which prohibits distribution of state funds to religious organizations
SJR 26 Yeckel Removes provison of Constitution limiting distribution of funds to any church, religion, or any preacher or teacher
SJR 27 Jacob Amends the Constitution to create a Revenue Stabilization Fund
SJR 28 Jacob Constitutional amendment to repeal legislative term limits subject to voter approval
SJR 29 Steelman Amends Constitution to state that only marriages between a man and a woman will be valid in this state
SJR 30 Gross Exempts property owned by veterans' organizations from property taxation
SJR 31 Loudon Amends the Constitution to allow the Commission to design, acquire, construct, maintain and operate toll facilities
SJR 32 Cauthorn Allows private school students to ride public school buses
SJR 33 Coleman Changes minimum age requirements for members of the general assembly
SJR 34 Bartle Abolishes the highway commission and replaces it with a Director of Transportation
SJR 35 Bland Ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
SJR 36 Foster Exempts livestock and grain from property taxation
SJR 37 Scott Eliminates nonhighway agencies from receiving highway revenues over a five year period
SJR 38 Scott Amends the Constitution to allow the commission to design, acquire, construct, maintain, and operate toll facilities
SJR 39 Foster Modifies the composition of the State Board of Education
SJR 40 Stoll Revises requirements to be met by those involved in the management of bingo
SJR 41 Kinder Removes the Governor's recommendations for revenue bills from the Constitution
SJR 42 Coleman Enables the legislature to issue bonds for education purposes
SJR 43 Klindt Modifies the budget reserve fund
SJR 44 Dolan Revises the current transportation funding scheme with respect to various state agencies
SJR 45 Bartle Eliminates the requirement of one judge per county and converts associate circuit judges into circuit judges
SJR 46 Bartle Reduces the number of Representatives from 163 to 90 and the number of Senators from 34 to 30
SJR 47 Cauthorn Resubmits the conservation sales tax to the voters every ten years
SJR 48 Jacob Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the legislature from passing laws previously rejected
SJR 49 Klindt Resubmits the parks and recreation tax to a vote of the people starting in 2008
SJR 50 Stoll Permits voters to approve school district bond issues with a simple majority on certain election days
SJR 51 Goode Repeals the three year repayment requirement for the budget reserve fund
SR 1118 Steelman Commits the Senate to intervene in a motion supporting EPA's "Equipment Replacement Provision"
SR 1151 Gibbons Establishes pay rates for Senate Employees
SR 1193 Vogel Use of the Senate Chamber by Silver Haired Legislature October 22, 2004
SR 1286 Vogel Allows the Missouri Catholic Conference to use the Senate Chamber on October 2, 2004
SR 1404 Vogel Use of Senate Chamber for YMCA Youth in Government program
SR 1412 Jacob Allows Missouri Girls State to use the Senate Chamber on June 22, 2004
SR 1451 Yeckel Establishes the Interim Committee on Violent Crime
SR 1836 Bland Use of the Senate Chamber by the MO Legislative Black Caucus for their Youth Leadership Conference - June 24-27, 2004
SR 1877 Dougherty Health Care USA and its corporate "good citizenship" to address lead poisoning
SR 1878 Loudon Urges Congress to adopt HR 3799 or S 2082
SR 1937 Kinder Names the West Gallery of the Senate Chamber the Ronald K. Kirchoff Gallery

Senate Bills: 701
Senate Concurrent Resolutions: 30
Senate Joint Resolutions: 28
Senate Resolutions: 11