2007 Senate Bills


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SB 1 Gibbons Requires criminal background checks for certain employees in positions with substantial direct contact with children
SB 2 Gibbons Creates the crime of knowingly receiving, selling, or obtaining personal health information
SB 3 Gibbons Enacts provisions on mental health reform
SB 4 Gross Extends the Federal Reimbursement Allowance, Pharmacy Tax, Nursing Facility Reimbursement Allowance, and Medicaid Managed Care Reimbursement Allowance sunsets
SB 5 Loudon Modifies the laws on child pornography
SB 6 Loudon Establishes the "Safe Schools Fund" and allows local school districts to utilize such moneys for a variety of safety-related expenses
SB 7 Loudon Creates an income tax deduction for medical expenses
SB 8 Kennedy Provides a tax credit for modifying a home for a disabled person
SB 9 Kennedy Modifies the amount of time for which an owner is liable for an occupant's sewer or water bill in St. Louis City
SB 10 Kennedy Enacts licensing requirements for private investigators
SB 11 Coleman Creates a hot weather rule for maintenance of utility service
SB 12 Coleman Creates an educational grant for children and spouses of veterans who are killed in combat
SB 13 Coleman Creates labeling requirements for radio frequency identification tags
SB 14 Scott Authorizes volunteer transportation services for the elderly
SB 15 Scott Establishes a long-term care insurance public-private partnership program
SB 16 Scott Provides that each child enrolled in kindergarten or first grade is to receive a comprehensive vision examination
SB 17 Shields Repeals the motor vehicle safety inspection program and modifies enforcement of the seat belt law
SB 18 Shields Repeals the law currently prohibiting Kansas City police officers from participating in certain political activities
SB 19 Shields Allows motor vehicle owners to receive refunds for unused registration fees under certain conditions
SB 20 Griesheimer Modifies the laws relating to tax increment financing
SB 21 Griesheimer Allows for the formation of and conversion to reorganized common sewer districts
SB 22 Griesheimer Modifies laws relating to political subdivisions
SB 23 Champion Adds a circuit judge to the Thirty-First Judicial Circuit
SB 24 Champion Bans bus drivers who are convicted of intoxicated-related traffic offenses from possessing a school bus endorsement
SB 25 Champion Modifies provisions relating to children's services
SB 26 Bartle Allows Department of Transportation to construct toll roads under certain conditions
SB 27 Bartle Modifies regulations regarding sexually oriented billboards
SB 28 Bartle Modifies circuit and associate circuit judge positions within the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
SB 29 Nodler Alters various provisions of the state's higher education policy
SB 30 Nodler Expands the sales tax exemption for common carriers
SB 31 Nodler Authorizes the Missouri Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to impose civil penalties
SB 32 Bray Allows senior citizens to defer property tax payments
SB 33 Bray Requires certain employers to dedicate a percentage of profits for health care costs
SB 34 Bray Requires amount of taxes paid to another state for property taxes be added back in for income tax calculation
SB 35 Days Authorizes a court to appoint a standby guardian for a minor
SB 36 Days Removes special education statute from the sunset provision of the First Steps Program
SB 37 Days Creates an advance voting system for elections
SB 38 Ridgeway Prohibits the use or possession of alcoholic beverage vaporizers
SB 39 Ridgeway Allows common household goods carriers to request rate adjustments, makes certain indemnity agreements in motor carrier transportation contracts unenforceable, and subjects intrastate household good movers to motor carrier regulations in certain areas
SB 40 Ridgeway Creates various tax incentives for certain energy uses
SB 41 Purgason Modifies the laws on the use of force
SB 42 Purgason Allows retailers to pay sales tax on behalf of customers
SB 43 Purgason Modifies provisions within the Missouri Local Government Employees' Retirement System
SB 44 Mayer Modifies provisions relating to county law enforcement restitution funds
SB 45 Mayer Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and motor vehicles
SB 46 Mayer Creates the "Faith-Based Organization Liaison Act"
SB 47 Engler Modifies provisions regarding fire protection
SB 48 Engler Reduces the tax on E-85 fuel
SB 49 Engler Modifies the state do-not-call list and requires political phone calls to include a "paid for by" statement
SB 50 Stouffer Amends various provisions relating to commercial drivers licenses
SB 51 Stouffer Increases the maximum length of driveaway saddlemount combinations from 75 feet to 97 feet
SB 52 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles
SB 53 Koster Uses money from the state General Revenue Fund to supplement the expense of law enforcement activities of county sheriffs' departments
SB 54 Koster Modifies provisions relating to renewable energy, alternative fuel, and environmental regulation
SB 55 Koster Modifies the law on the establishment of paternity
SB 56 Graham Requires the General Assembly to separately appropriate funds for the Highway Patrol Uniform Allowance
SB 57 Graham Requires all health clubs to have at least one automated external defibrillator
SB 58 Graham Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information
SB 59 Wilson Exempts 25 percent of the amount of social security benefits included in senior citizen taxpayers' federal adjusted gross income
SB 60 Wilson Expands the crime of unlawful use of a weapon to include discharging a firearm for celebrating in an urban area
SB 61 Wilson Requires a permit to acquire a stun gun or taser
SB 62 Goodman Modifies the laws on the use of force and firearms
SB 63 Goodman Requires insurers to provide notice of coinsurance or other cost sharing features in the evidence of coverage they issue to enrollees
SB 64 Goodman Authorizes school districts to set school opening date up to a certain date prior to Labor Day and provides for exemption to make-up days requirement based on inclement weather
SB 65 Rupp Expands the state No-Call List to include automated calls and requires a "paid for by" statement on political phone calls
SB 66 Rupp Modifies various provisions of law relating to investments by insurance companies, enforcement powers of the Department of Insurance, and revises title insurance code
SB 67 Rupp Modifies certain provisions relating to missing and endangered persons
SB 68 Shoemyer Requires farmers to pay a fee for retaining genetically-modified seed
SB 69 Shoemyer Prohibits trespassing on farms to enforce contracts for certain agricultural products
SB 70 Shoemyer Restricts favorable tax treatment and loan eligibility for employers
SB 71 Justus Modifies provisions on child care subsidies
SB 72 Justus Enacts provisions relating to the duty of a pharmacy to fill prescriptions
SB 73 Justus Modifies the crime of animal neglect
SB 74 Coleman Restricts predatory lending
SB 75 Coleman Provides for a tuition limitation for certain combat veterans
SB 76 Coleman Prohibits the use of expiration dates and service fees on gift certificates
SB 77 Scott Creates a graduated increase in payments for sheltered workshops
SB 78 Scott Modifies provisions relating to liability for tort claims against the state or its public entities
SB 79 Scott Creates the "State Fair Escrow Fund"
SB 80 Shields Modifies provisions of the Metabolic Distribution Formula Program
SB 81 Griesheimer Allows the city of Sullivan and the portion of the Sullivan C-2 School District located in Franklin County to levy a transient guest tax
SB 82 Griesheimer Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of motor vehicles
SB 83 Griesheimer Establishes a county municipal court in Franklin County and alters the foundation formula to compensate Franklin County School Districts for any loss of revenue from the establishment of the new municipal court
SB 84 Champion Modifies provisions relating to child placements and protection
SB 85 Champion Establishes a drug monitoring program and modifies existing record keeping for controlled substances and pseudoephedrine products
SB 86 Champion Modifies provisions of the Children in Crisis Tax Credit Program
SB 87 Bartle Requires the Governor to appoint new members of the Board of Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Company
SB 88 Bartle Creates the "Office of Enterprise Technology"
SB 89 Bartle Excludes gambling establishments from the definition of "qualified company" under the Quality Jobs Act
SB 90 Nodler Makes English the language of all official proceedings in the state
SB 91 Nodler Exempts dealers who sell only emergency vehicles from certain dealer licensure requirements
SB 92 Nodler Creates a time limit for claims for damage to underground facilities caused by excavation
SB 93 Bray Prohibits commissioners and certain employees of the Public Service Commission from being employed by a public utility for two years after leaving the Commission
SB 94 Bray Repeals a portion of the law that provides certain utilities the opportunity to apply for alternate rate schedules
SB 95 Bray Requires applicants for Medicaid and Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool to identify the proposed beneficiary's employer
SB 96 Days Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less
SB 97 Days Mandates health insurance coverage for morbid obesity
SB 98 Days Modifies law regarding the use of credit information by insurance companies
SB 99 Mayer Increases by $250 million the assessed value thresholds for tax rates that may be imposed without voter approval by junior college districts
SB 100 Mayer Requires health carriers to provide certain claims and financial data for the previous three years when requested by an employer
SB 101 Mayer Modifies numerous penalties for violations of motor vehicle licensing, registration, and equipment laws
SB 102 Stouffer Increases the weight limit for certain motor vehicles equipped with idle reduction technology
SB 103 Stouffer Modifies various provisions that relate to the registration of motor vehicles
SB 104 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to regulation of motor vehicles
SB 105 Graham Allows license plates to be encased in transparent covers
SB 106 Graham Adds voting student members to the governing boards of various public higher education institutions
SB 107 Wilson Creates the crime of distribution of a controlled substance near a park
SB 108 Wilson Extends medical assistance beyond the age of eighteen for certain foster children
SB 109 Wilson Creates a trust fund and commission for youth smoking prevention
SB 110 Rupp WITHDRAWN
SB 111 Rupp Eliminates the Missouri Advisory Council of Certification for Educators and replaces it with a Commissioner's Advisory Council on Teacher Quality
SB 112 Rupp Modifies provisions relating to special education
SB 113 Shoemyer Requires health carriers to include certain durable medical equipment providers within their service provider networks
SB 114 Scott Creates penalties for individuals who set fires in areas proclaimed to be emergency drought conditions
SB 115 Scott Authorizes the Governor to convey state property in Pettis County to the Girl Scouts-Heart of Missouri Council, Inc.
SB 116 Griesheimer Alters the benefits afforded retired teachers who are 70 years old and older
SB 117 Griesheimer Exempts ski area operators from liability for inherent risks related to skiing
SB 118 Griesheimer Requires insurance companies to provide coverage for computerized prosthetic devices
SB 119 Nodler Makes English the language of all official proceedings in the state
SB 120 Nodler Increases the cap on the Aviation Trust Fund and allows the Aviation Trust Fund to be used for certain federal air traffic control cost-sharing programs
SB 121 Nodler Requires the utilization of fiber optic networks by certain public governmental bodies
SB 122 Bray Establishes a commission to study the possible implementation of a Missouri universal health assurance program
SB 123 Bray Creates statutory warranties for home buyers and homeowners and also prevents home solicitors from engaging in certain deceptive practices
SB 124 Bray Creates the "Local Community Rail Security Act of 2007"
SB 125 Days Requires state employees to contribute a percentage of income toward their health insurance
SB 126 Days Bars sitting senators and representatives from contracting with one another for fundraising and consulting for campaigns
SB 127 Mayer Modifies provisions within the Department of Transportation and Highway Patrol Employees' Retirement System
SB 128 Stouffer Transfers the authority to approve blood alcohol and other chemical testing methods and devices from the Department of Health and Senior Services to the Department of Transportation
SB 129 Stouffer Modifies how local governments can regulate outdoor advertising and modifies provisions relating to sexually oriented billboards
SB 130 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of billboards
SB 131 Rupp Renders the Missouri sunset provision not applicable to the early intervention program for infants and toddlers with disabilities (First Steps Program)
SB 132 Rupp Allows the state Board of Education to invest in government securities offered at a discount or at less than par value
SB 133 Rupp Alters provisions regarding expedited due process hearings
SB 134 Nodler WITHDRAWN
SB 135 Nodler Allows the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority to provide primary school loans
SB 136 Nodler Eliminates the Missouri Advisory Council of Certification for Educators and replaces it with a Commissioner's Advisory Council on Teacher Quality
SB 137 Bray Allows the hiring of a retired teacher to work up to full-time without losing their retirement benefits
SB 138 Bray Modifies paperwork requirements in the formation of a new political party
SB 139 Bray Eliminates the annual State of the State Transportation Address given by the Director of the Department of Transportation to the General Assembly
SB 140 Rupp Provides local boards of education the authority to identify a designee to bind the school district in a settlement agreement reached during the resolution session of a special education due process hearing
SB 141 Nodler Removes the reference to sunset of the statute that provides authority for special education of the ages 3 to 21 population
SB 142 Nodler Renders the Missouri Sunset Act not applicable with regard to the early intervention program for infants and toddlers with disabilities (First Steps Program)
SB 143 Nodler Allows the state Board of Education to invest in government securities offered at a discount or at less than par value
SB 144 Bray Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm
SB 145 Bray Modifies the law relating to the establishment of paternity
SB 146 Bray Creates the "Public Employee Due Process Act"
SB 147 Nodler Alters provisions regarding expedited due process hearings
SB 148 Nodler Provides local boards of education the authority to identify a designee to bind the school district in a settlement agreement reached during the resolution session of a special education due process hearing
SB 149 Nodler Alters provisions regarding higher education scholarships
SB 150 Mayer Limits investment firm and law firm support in bond elections
SB 151 Engler Creates penalties for poaching while trespassing
SB 152 Engler Authorizes the Governor to convey state property located in St. Francois County to the city of Park Hills
SB 153 Engler Establishes a consistent set of administrative, civil and criminal enforcement tools for all of Missouri's insurance laws and regulations of bail bond agents
SB 154 Graham Requires retail suppliers of electrical energy to use specified amounts of renewable energy resources
SB 155 Engler Regulates various blasting and excavation activities
SB 156 Engler Modifies various provisions pertaining to agriculture and the Department of Agriculture
SB 157 Engler Modifies laws pertaining to dam and reservoir safety
SB 158 Engler Bars entities from discriminating between licensed professional counselors
SB 159 Engler Modifies complaint procedures and record retention requirements for complaints against professional licensed counselors and social workers
SB 160 Rupp Alters provisions regarding higher education scholarships
SB 161 Shields Modifies provisions relating to education
SB 162 Vogel Modifies the definition of "state agency" with regard to income tax set offs
SB 163 Mayer Modifies various provisions with regards to the Basic Civil Legal Services Fund
SB 164 Scott Modifies various statutes to implement the Governor's executive order that created the Department of Insurance, Financial and Professional Regulation
SB 165 Scott Expands the state No-Call List to include automated calls
SB 166 Griesheimer Modifies various provisions relating to tourism
SB 167 Bartle Creates a methamphetamine offense registry within the Missouri State Highway Patrol
SB 168 Mayer Codifies the employment-at-will doctrine
SB 169 Rupp Creates a tax credit for qualified equity investments
SB 170 Engler Revises the filing fees paid by certain insurance organizations to cover administrative expenses incurred by the Department of Insurance, Financial and Professional Regulation
SB 171 Nodler Changes the name of the board overseeing architects, engineers and land surveyors
SB 172 Ridgeway Modifies provisions regarding supplemental retirement benefits for Kansas City police officers and civilian employees
SB 173 Ridgeway Authorizes peer review committees for providers of certain emergency medical services
SB 174 Green Modifies laws on mental health facilities and group homes for the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled
SB 175 Green Modifies the prevailing wage law
SB 176 Green Modifies the Missouri tax increment financing law
SB 177 Green Provides for mandatory minimum punishment for securities fraud crimes against the elderly or disabled
SB 178 Green Bars employers from misclassifying employees as independent contractors
SB 179 Green Requires any applicant for health care benefits under a public assistance program to identify his or her employer
SB 180 Green Amends law relating to the hiring of unqualified employees on public projects
SB 181 Green Creates the "Public Service Accountability Act"
SB 182 Green Amends requirements for workers' compensation and benefit payments
SB 183 Green Modifies various laws relating to ethics
SB 184 Green Creates certain registration requirements for fire protection districts, departments, and volunteer associations
SB 185 Green Establishes the "Drunk Driving Memorial Sign Program"
SB 186 Green Creates an income tax deduction for small businesses and farmers that provide health insurance coverage for employees
SB 187 Green Creates an income tax deduction for higher education expenses
SB 188 Green Repeals the timely file discount for sales tax remittance
SB 189 Green Requires the superintendent of each public school district to ensure that all students, prior to promotion from grade nine to grade ten, attend a tour of a proximate state correctional center
SB 190 Green Prohibits commercial inserts or other forms of advertising from accompanying motor vehicle registration notices
SB 191 Days Enacts provisions on children's mental health
SB 192 Crowell Allows municipalities to use automated traffic control systems to enforce traffic laws under certain conditions
SB 193 Griesheimer Creates the "Missouri County Planning Act"
SB 194 Crowell Requires that English be the language of all official proceedings in Missouri
SB 195 Crowell Modifies the law relating to the licensing of pharmacists
SB 196 Gross Enacts provisions relating to the capacity of an unborn child to experience pain during an abortion
SB 197 Loudon Modifies law with respect to motor vehicle extended service contracts and enacts similar provisions relating to other types of service contracts
SB 198 Mayer Modifies provisions relating to crime in or near parks, cooperative agreements with state parks, certain historic shipwrecks, and certain hunting activities on private land
SB 199 Stouffer Exempts contractors from paying sales taxes on materials used in Department of Transportation projects
SB 200 Stouffer Authorizes the Highways and Transportation Commission to take the necessary steps to implement and administer a state plan to conform with the Unified Carrier Registration Act of 2005
SB 201 Stouffer WITHDRAWN
SB 202 Stouffer Creates a tax credit for the use of idle reduction technology
SB 203 Lager Adds an additional $500 annual payment to teachers under the Career Ladder Program
SB 204 Stouffer Requires all diesel fuel sold at retail in Missouri after April 1, 2009, to be a biodiesel-blended fuel
SB 205 Stouffer Assesses fee on certain transporters that ship or transport radioactive waste within the state
SB 206 Justus Creates the "Large Carnivore Act" which regulates the possession and care of large carnivores
SB 207 Gross Exempts contractors from paying sales taxes on materials used in Department of Transportation projects
SB 208 Gross WITHDRAWN
SB 209 Griesheimer Modifies provisions of the Municipal Telecommunications Business License Tax Simplification Act
SB 210 Crowell Modifies consumer protection law regarding telephone communication
SB 211 Goodman Modifies requirements for decreasing county officials' salaries
SB 212 Goodman Establishes the "Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act"
SB 213 McKenna Modifies provisions relating to Jefferson County ordinances
SB 214 McKenna Modifies laws affecting limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and nonprofit companies
SB 215 Loudon Allows for the formation of captive insurance companies within Missouri under certain conditions
SB 216 Crowell Creates the crime of driving with any controlled substance in the body
SB 217 Crowell Limits the power of political subdivisions to regulate the open carrying of firearms or discharge of firearms within a jurisdiction unless in conformity with state law
SB 218 Graham Provides the county governing body more control when a regional recreational district is located only in that county and changes the requirements for directors of Community Improvement District Boards
SB 219 Graham Bars elected officials and members of the General Assembly from working as lobbyists
SB 220 McKenna Creates financial incentive programs for the reduction of waste associated with building construction and demolition
SB 221 Callahan Establishes a procedure whereby certain territory of the Kansas City School District may be annexed to the Independence School District
SB 222 Gross Requires the balance of all state funds to be transferred and credited to the state General Revenue Fund if state revenue does not increase by more than 2 percent
SB 223 Rupp Modifies the required time frame in which the Air Conservation Commission must set fees for air pollution emissions
SB 224 Rupp Allows married taxpayers filing joint returns to deduct a portion of contributions to the Missouri Higher Education Savings Program from income
SB 225 Stouffer Designates 100-year flood plains as "Hunting Heritage Protection Areas" where hunting shall not be prohibited
SB 226 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to the administration of intoxication-related traffic offenses
SB 227 Graham Explicitly grants the Missouri Higher Education Loan authority (MOHELA) the ability to sell or liquidate any asset of the authority
SB 228 Graham Explicitly grants the Missouri Higher Education Loan authority (MOHELA) the ability to sell or liquidate any asset of the authority
SB 229 Coleman Modifies law relating to voter registration and election offenses
SB 230 Crowell Exempts social security benefits from income taxation
SB 231 Crowell Modifies local zoning authorities' control over billboards and allows the Highways and Transportation Commission to void billboard permits under certain conditions
SB 232 Crowell Designates a portion of Missouri Route 74/34 within Cape Girardeau County as the "John Oliver Jr. Parkway" and a portion of U.S. Highway 60 contained in Stoddard County as the "Sergeant Carl Dewayne Graham Jr. Memorial Highway"
SB 233 Crowell Authorizes a sales tax to fund certain services
SB 234 Crowell Modifies provisions relating to juvenile courts and officers
SB 235 Shields Modifies certain provisions relating to the Missouri State Water Patrol
SB 236 Shields Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to develop standards for high-quality mentoring for beginning teachers and principals
SB 237 Shields Allows Kansas City to establish an administrative adjudication system for adjudicating certain municipal code violations
SB 238 Stouffer Requires removable windshield placards to be renewed every four years rather than two years
SB 239 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles
SB 240 Stouffer Modifies numerous provisions relating to transportation and motor vehicles
SB 241 Stouffer Allows the Department of Revenue to implement the requirements of the Federal Real ID Act
SB 242 Nodler Amends various provisions of the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement
SB 243 Mayer Increases the compulsory school attendance age for all children in Missouri to seventeen years of age
SB 244 Mayer Extends the termination date for certain alternative retirement provisions in the teacher and school employee retirement systems
SB 245 Goodman Authorizes nonprofit sewer companies to provide domestic water services in certain areas
SB 246 Goodman Modifies provisions regarding the termination of alimony and maintenance payments
SB 247 Bray Revises membership qualifications for members of the regional taxicab commissions
SB 248 Days Establishes a long-term care insurance public-private partnership program
SB 249 Gross Reinstates federal standards for overtime wages for public employees
SB 250 Ridgeway Modifies certain provisions relating to the Water Patrol
SB 251 Ridgeway Prohibits certain political telephone calls
SB 252 Ridgeway Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle
SB 253 Ridgeway Exempts real and personal property of veterans' organizations from taxation
SB 254 Nodler Creates the "Missouri Legacy Fund" to provide college financial assistance
SB 255 Loudon Reinstates federal standards for overtime wages
SB 256 Loudon Modifies provisions relating to the investigation of Internet sex crimes against children
SB 257 Engler Modifies the treatment of firearms during state emergencies
SB 258 Engler Requires the selection of an execution team and creates legal protections for the team members
SB 259 Engler Allows real estate agents to contribute to a buyer or seller's account to fund education
SB 260 Koster Modifies provisions on child care subsidies
SB 261 Koster Modifies provisions limiting what qualifies as a previous prison commitment
SB 262 Green Requires cable television companies to automatically issue prorated credits to subscribers for service disruption
SB 263 Green Modifies out-of-state committee reporting requirements
SB 264 Green Alters the process for annexing property to a street light maintenance district
SB 265 Green Prohibits imposition of penalties and interest on certain property tax payments
SB 266 Bray Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation
SB 267 Bray Allows small employers to obtain medical coverage through the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan
SB 268 Coleman Modifies provisions regarding benefits and actuarial valuations required for the St. Louis City Police Retirement System
SB 269 Scott Reorganizes State Emergency Management Agency within the Department of Public Safety
SB 270 Scott Modifies provisions relating to the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission
SB 271 Scott Amends requirements for filing financial interest statements
SB 272 Scott Modifies various provisions relating to professional licensing
SB 273 Shields Modifies various provisions relating to the State Legal Expense Fund
SB 274 Shields Creates the "Healthcare Technology Fund"
SB 275 Ridgeway Modifies provisions relating to the Missouri Women's Council
SB 276 Koster Modifies the maximum number of members on the Clean Water Commission who may belong to the same political party
SB 277 Koster Restricts worker's compensation payments for dependents
SB 278 Koster Requires certain sex offenders to serve a mandatory minimum prison term of at least three years
SB 279 Griesheimer Reinstates federal standards for overtime wages for firefighters, police and EMTs
SB 280 Griesheimer Establishes enforcement standards for red light violations detected by automated photo red light enforcement systems
SB 281 Griesheimer Establishes inactive license status and continuing education requirements for landscape architects
SB 282 Griesheimer Modifies provisions of certain Department of Economic Development Programs
SB 283 Griesheimer Modifies provisions of the Enhanced Enterprise Zone Tax Benefit Program
SB 284 Griesheimer Authorizes statewide video service franchise agreements
SB 285 Crowell Protects the conscience rights of pharmaceutical professionals
SB 286 Crowell Exempts military pensions and retirement income from income taxation
SB 287 Crowell Modifies several provisions relating to the distribution of proceeds in the Gaming Commission Fund
SB 288 Engler Authorizes the Governor to convey certain state properties
SB 289 Engler Amends the law relating to the practice of professional counselors
SB 290 Engler Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain corrections personnel
SB 291 Mayer Requires licensure for wholesale distributors of prescription drugs
SB 292 Mayer Revises the Interstate Compact for Juveniles
SB 293 Vogel Transfers administration of the Deferred Compensation Fund to the Board of Trustees for Missouri State Employees' Retirement System
SB 294 Vogel Allows the Director of Revenue to require certain tax returns be filed electronically
SB 295 Vogel Extends the sunset clause on the Mandatory Insurance Database Program from June 30, 2007, to June 30, 2012
SB 296 Loudon Authorizes the Joint Committee on Wagering and Gaming to solicit bids for university study of pathological gambling in Missouri
SB 297 Loudon Prohibits persons from selling vehicle protection products in Missouri unless certain conditions are met
SB 298 Engler Modifies the election process of hospital district directors in Iron County
SB 299 Purgason Modifies various provisions relating to liquor control
SB 300 Bartle Modifies the laws regulating sexually oriented businesses
SB 301 Bartle Creates a tax credit for family friendly work programs
SB 302 Loudon Modifies provisions relating to commercial real estate liens and mechanic liens
SB 303 Loudon Changes the laws regarding midwives and the practice of midwifery
SB 304 Loudon Creates the "Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact"
SB 305 Kennedy Creates the "Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Act"
SB 306 Crowell Requires the Office of Administration to provide senators and representatives with access to the dome of the state capitol
SB 307 Crowell Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information
SB 308 Crowell Modifies licensing standards and practice of certain professionals
SB 309 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to the realm of surplus lines insurance
SB 310 Stouffer Submits to the voters a one-cent sales tax proposal to assist in the reconstruction, rebuilding, construction, and conversion of Interstate 70 and Interstate 44 into an eight-lane interstate system
SB 311 Scott Modifies several provisions of law relating to transportation development districts
SB 312 Scott Creates the Fleet Management Fund and modifies laws concerning the Office of Administration
SB 313 Scott Modifies various provisions relating to regulation of manufactured homes by the Public Service Commission
SB 314 Clemens Licenses clinical laboratory science personnel
SB 315 Clemens Modifies provisions pertaining to cleanup of hazardous waste spills, liability for crop damage, and the voluntary permitting of certain agricultural operations
SB 316 Clemens Exempts owners of anhydrous ammonia from certain cleanup costs when caused by illegal tampering
SB 317 Clemens Requires individuals to pay restitution to the state for illegally obtained antlered deer intended to be sold
SB 318 Clemens Authorizes an income tax credit for employer-provided tuition reimbursement programs
SB 319 Clemens Modifies the income tax exemption for certain annuity, pension, and retirement incomes
SB 320 Clemens Creates the "Large Animal Veterinary Student Loan Program" and modifies the Large Animal Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program
SB 321 Engler Exempts corrections officers from jury service
SB 322 Engler Modifies various provisions relating to construction-related activities such as changing the requirements for designing and constructing state buildings and expanding commercial zones in certain areas of the state
SB 323 Graham Modifies provisions relating to the Community Children's Services Fund and the foster parent's bill of rights
SB 324 Loudon Modifies provisions of the special needs adoption tax credit program
SB 325 Loudon Modifies various insurance law provisions
SB 326 Loudon Establishes the Uninsured Motorist Stipulation of Benefits Act of 2007 which limits the recovery for non-economic damages by uninsured motorists
SB 327 Loudon Establishes procedure for insurers intervening in civil actions to determine coverage issues
SB 328 Engler Modifies various provisions relating to certain renewable fuel incentives and solid waste laws
SB 329 Engler Modifies and extends the expiration date for surface mining permit fees
SB 330 Engler Requires each county to have at least one full-time deputy circuit clerk
SB 331 Stouffer Eliminates the annual State of the State Transportation Address given by the Director of the Department of Transportation to the General Assembly
SB 332 Stouffer Transfers the administration of the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund from the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to the Department of Public Safety
SB 333 Stouffer Modifies provisions relating to the Department of Health and Senior Services
SB 334 Griesheimer Modifies the provisions relating to brand extensions for beer products
SB 335 Griesheimer Revises various laws regarding the registration, licensure and sale of motor vehicles
SB 336 Bray Requires equal pay for the same work regardless of gender and establishes a commission to study wage disparities
SB 337 Bray Requires any business that sells firearms or ammunition to use video surveillance cameras
SB 338 Mayer Provides that no attorney shall be prohibited from providing uncompensated legal services for needy persons
SB 339 Mayer Creates the "Fairness in Public Construction Act"
SB 340 Goodman Prohibits insurers from taking adverse actions based upon a person's credit report or credit insurance score
SB 341 Goodman Prohibits vessels from displaying spotlights that hinder the night vision of other vessel operators, requires vessels to be operated at slow no-wake speed within 100 feet of emergency vessels and defines the term "skiing" for purposes of watercraft law
SB 342 Kennedy Allows certain St. Louis police officers to receive additional compensation for overtime
SB 343 Justus Adds a definition for "unknown father" as it relates to adoption, guardianship and termination of parental rights proceedings
SB 344 Justus Increases the fee collected by each recorder to be deposited in to the Missouri Housing Trust Fund from $3 to $10
SB 345 Shoemyer Allows counties to impose a property tax to fund cemetery maintenance
SB 346 Shoemyer Amends the law relating to physician assistants
SB 347 Shoemyer Defines "utility vehicle" for purposes of motor vehicle law and enacts various provisions regulating their use
SB 348 Koster Enacts various provisions affecting illegal aliens
SB 349 Clemens Expands the area in which local log trucks and local log truck tractors can operate
SB 350 Clemens Modifies the definition of "motor vehicle" contained in the Motor Vehicle Franchise Practices Act to include certain types of engines, transmissions, and rear axles
SB 351 Clemens Requires small game hunters to wear certain orange safety clothing during firearms deer season
SB 352 Clemens Adds vehicles driven by conservation agents to the list of vehicles considered "emergency vehicles"
SB 353 Engler Allows hogged wood and chipped wood to qualify for wood energy tax credit
SB 354 Bray Eliminates the death penalty
SB 355 Vogel Modifies requirements for state and local occupation licenses
SB 356 Gross Modifies provisions of the transient guest tax for county convention and sports facilities
SB 357 Green Creates the "Marie Van Dillen Act" relating to emergency services
SB 358 Engler Modifies several provisions of law relating to the regulation of motor vehicles
SB 359 Goodman Modifies provisions relating to adult abuse orders of protection
SB 360 Goodman Removes the requirement that city managers of third-class cities must be city residents
SB 361 Goodman Provides an income tax credit for volunteer firefighters
SB 362 Shoemyer Modifies provisions regarding the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority and funding of higher education
SB 363 Bartle Limits certain types of vessels from being operated within 300 feet of docks and piers and allows the Commissioner of the Water Patrol to establish an equitable pay plan
SB 364 Koster Prohibits counties from enacting public health ordinances addressing farming activities and exempts farms and farming activities from suits of trespass in certain circumstances
SB 365 Koster Allows cities to impose a property tax to fund the construction, operation and maintenance of a community health center
SB 366 Koster Creates an "Address Confidentiality Program" in the Secretary of State's Office for victims of certain crimes
SB 367 Bray Creates new penalties for signing false names on petitions
SB 368 Barnitz Modifies requirements for corporate filings
SB 369 Scott Modifies requirements for certain law enforcement personnel
SB 370 Scott Modifies provisions relating to abortion
SB 371 Scott Exempts self-propelled sprayers, floaters, and other forms of implements of husbandry that are used for spraying chemicals or spreading fertilizer from complying with titling, registration and license plate display laws
SB 372 Justus Creates an "Address Confidentiality Program" in the Secretary of State's Office for victims of certain crimes
SB 373 Rupp Establishes a surcharge on criminal cases to fund a defined contribution system for certain law enforcement employees
SB 374 Rupp Allows health maintenance organizations to issue high deductible health plans combined with health savings accounts and taxes such policies at a rate of 2 percent for the purpose of funding the First Steps Program
SB 375 Koster Establishes the "Missouri Alternatives to Abortion Services Program" and the "Missouri Alternatives to Abortion Public Awareness Program"
SB 376 Griesheimer Modifies provisions relating to the financial impact of tourism
SB 377 McKenna Increases driver's license suspension periods for motorists who fail to stop for school buses that are loading or unloading children
SB 378 Goodman Prohibits certain persons, including dangerous felons, from possessing an explosive weapon
SB 379 Loudon Requires the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Board to offer all qualified employees the option of receiving health care coverage through a high deductible health plan and the establishment of a health savings account
SB 380 Koster Provides for immunity from liability for certain health care professionals deployed during a state of emergency
SB 381 Koster Establishes regulations for discount medical plan organizations that issue health discount medical plans
SB 382 Koster Increases the maximum amount that may be appropriated to the Governmental Emergency Fund
SB 383 Koster Modifies provisions regarding creditable prior service within the prosecuting attorneys and circuit attorneys' retirement system
SB 384 Coleman Modifies procedure for replacing stolen license plate tabs and allows license plates to be encased in transparent covers
SB 385 Gibbons Repeals and reduces certain committees and commissions and sets a sunset date for other committees and commissions
SB 386 Mayer Regulates various blasting and excavation activities
SB 387 Mayer Creates the "Missouri Rice Certification Act"
SB 388 Mayer Creates the "Missouri Environmental Covenants Law"
SB 389 Nodler Modifies several provisions regarding the state's higher education system
SB 390 Koster Creates the "Electrical Corporation Responsibility Act"
SB 391 Days Authorizes the issuance of an additional $40 million in bonds for certain water-related grants and loans
SB 392 Shoemyer Requires state employee salaries to be annually adjusted by the Consumer Price Index
SB 393 McKenna Establishes a consolidation process for fire protection districts located wholly in a county of the first classification
SB 394 McKenna Establishes the "Missouri Urban Pursuit Reduction Grant" to provide certain monetary assistance to urban police departments
SB 395 McKenna Designates a portion of State Route M between Old Lemay Ferry Road and Moss Hollow Road in the city of Barnhart as the "Officer Stephen Strehl Memorial Highway"
SB 396 McKenna Designates a portion of U.S. Highway 61/67 between Wolf Hollow Road and State Route M in the city of Barnhart as the "1922 Sulphur Springs Rail Disaster Memorial Highway"
SB 397 Stouffer Modifies provisions relating to applications for long-term care facilities
SB 398 Crowell Makes a technical correction in the Missouri Uniform Trust Code
SB 399 Crowell Modifies the liability protections for school employees and volunteers
SB 400 Crowell Modifies provisions of the Film Production Tax Credit Program
SB 401 Crowell Modifies provisions relating to purchases of creditable prior service by members of Missouri State Employees' Retirement System and MoDOT and Patrol Employees’ Retirement System
SB 402 Crowell Modifies provisions regarding retirement plan election options within Missouri State Employees' Retirement System
SB 403 Crowell Modifies provisions relating to orders for division of benefits under Missouri State Employees' Retirement System
SB 404 Crowell Modifies provisions relating to the reemployment of retired members of Missouri State Employees' Retirement System
SB 405 Crowell WITHDRAWN
SB 406 Crowell Modifies multiple provisions regarding several employee benefit plans
SB 407 Shoemyer Allows public water supply districts to enter into contracts with other water districts and municipalities to supply water
SB 408 Bray Imposes campaign contribution limits for individuals and committees in support of candidates running for public office
SB 409 Nodler Requires candidates to file an intent to run for office
SB 410 Nodler Requires a minimum number of ballots be provided in a tangible form by the election authority
SB 411 Clemens Prohibits certain restrictions in motor fuel franchise contracts for certain alternative motor fuels
SB 412 Griesheimer Allows liquor samples for tastings at retailed licensed premises
SB 413 Goodman Requires septage pumpers to register with the Department of Natural Resources
SB 414 Goodman Changes the definition of "adult" to a person 18 years of age or older and "child" to a person under 18 years of age in chapter pertaining to juvenile courts
SB 415 Goodman Expands the crime of tampering with a judicial officer to prohibit certain acts against prosecutors
SB 416 Goodman Modifies the law with regard to lands held by certain utilities and Public Service Commission approval of certain territorial agreements for water and electric service areas
SB 417 Goodman Creates the "Farm Mentoring and Education Fund"
SB 418 Champion Increases the monthly personal needs payment under the Supplemental Nursing Care Program
SB 419 Kennedy Modifies various provisions relating to natural resources
SB 420 Gibbons Provides that no more than four, rather than three, members of the Clean Water Commission may be from the same political party
SB 421 Coleman Exempts motor fuel used for school buses from the motor fuel tax
SB 422 Coleman Creates an income tax check-off for contributions to the After-School Retreat Reading and Assessment Grant Program
SB 423 Green Requires the Public Service Commission to develop and enforce certain standards for electric utility service
SB 424 Green Bars employers from misclassifying employees as independent contractors
SB 425 Rupp Creates licensing standards for naturopathic physicians
SB 426 Justus Allows the Supreme Court to direct the Judicial Finance Commission to consolidate its annual report with certain other reports
SB 427 Goodman Allows sheriffs and jailers to refuse receiving a prisoner under certain circumstances unless the prisoner has been examined by a physician
SB 428 Purgason Modifies various provisions relating to agriculture
SB 429 Gibbons Modifies various provisions relating to crime
SB 430 Shields Creates the "Smart Start Scholarship Program"
SB 431 Clemens Bars sex offenders from winning the lottery
SB 432 Nodler Modifies provisions on the presentation of information in public schools relating to contraception and sexually transmitted diseases
SB 433 Callahan Changes laws relating to unemployment compensation for veterans
SB 434 Rupp Adds a circuit judge position within the Forty-Fifth Judicial Circuit
SB 435 Rupp Requires captioning of electronic video instructional material
SB 436 Rupp Modifies provisions relating to the First Steps Program
SB 437 Ridgeway Modifies fee disclosure requirements for rental cars
SB 438 Ridgeway Gives the boards of election commissioners the discretion to waive residency requirements for their employees
SB 439 Days Creates a commission to study the death penalty in Missouri and prohibits use of the death penalty for a time period
SB 440 Days Changes the "Missouri Minority Business Advocacy Committee" to the "Missouri Minority and Women Business Advocacy Committee"
SB 441 Stouffer Expands the definition of "eligible donation" for the Residential Treatment Agency Tax Credit Program
SB 442 Stouffer Amends the requirements for management, design and construction of state buildings
SB 443 Smith Creates the "Teach for Missouri Act"
SB 444 Goodman Directs the Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority to pay certain loan interests and administer dairy business planning grants
SB 445 Goodman Exempts church bus drivers who transport children from the child passenger restraint system requirements of Section 307.179
SB 446 Goodman Modifies provisions relating to fire safety standards in long-term care facilities
SB 447 Goodman Repeals superannuated provision of law from the Missouri Revised Statutes pertaining to the Housing Development Fund
SB 448 Coleman Establishes recall elections for school board members
SB 449 Callahan Increases the income tax exemption for retirement and pension incomes
SB 450 Callahan Modifies income taxation of married couples with taxable incomes of less than $100,000
SB 451 Goodman Authorizes the Department of Agriculture to regulate automotive lubricants
SB 452 Bartle Ensures media access near the playing area at certain sports stadiums
SB 453 Scott Creates the "Missouri Propane Safety Act"
SB 454 Nodler Modifies the definition of "eligible job enhancement business" for the purposes of linked deposit loans
SB 455 Gross Requires the balance of all state funds in excess of 200 percent be transferred to the state General Revenue Fund every two years
SB 456 Gross Grants additional payment to school districts in certain situations
SB 457 Purgason Modifies provisions relating to the transfer of concealable weapons and removes the permitting requirements for such weapons
SB 458 Gibbons Modifies provisions concerning the sale of motor fuel
SB 459 Shoemyer Relating to bail bond agents
SB 460 Callahan Requires the Governor to submit contract information as part of the budget
SB 461 Callahan Provides for state enforcement of federal immigration laws
SB 462 Callahan Limits the sale of noncompliant cigarettes
SB 463 Callahan Establishes the "Small Business Health Fairness Act of 2007"
SB 464 Callahan Requires all new signs erected after August 28, 2007, relating to disabled parking to contain the words "Accessible Parking" instead of "Handicap Parking"
SB 465 Callahan Authorizes individuals to sue for Medicaid fraud and modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigating of such fraud
SB 466 Scott Allows lenders to charge for motor vehicle extended service contracts and home and auto security plans
SB 467 Goodman Prohibits health care professionals from billing for anatomic pathology services not personally rendered
SB 468 Coleman Eliminates mandatory minimum sentencing for certain felons
SB 469 Justus Authorizes the Governor to convey certain state property located in Jackson County to the city of Kansas City
SB 470 Graham Creates a tax credit for contributions to organizations for the preservation of Missouri's civil war sites
SB 471 Clemens Directs the Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority to pay certain interest on applicable linked deposit loans
SB 472 Clemens Creates a tax credit for qualifying sales of beef animals
SB 473 Clemens Modifies the definition of livestock for which it is a crime to steal and modifies the penalties for such offenders
SB 474 Callahan Allows fuel retailers to mix certain types of fuels without penalty
SB 475 Crowell Adds several provisions relating to expert witness testimony in judicial proceedings
SB 476 Crowell Authorizes the Board of Trustees of Missouri State Employees' Retirement System to invest certain state funds in order to fund retiree health care benefits and to assist with other state benefit programs as requested
SB 477 Days Modifies certain requirements for peace officers established by the Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission
SB 478 Gross Limits amount of expenditures of revenue from gaming boat admission fees
SB 479 Ridgeway Repeals the motor vehicle safety inspection program, except for school buses, beginning January 1, 2008
SB 480 Ridgeway Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to develop mentoring standards for beginning teachers and principals and creates an alternative mechanism for teacher certification
SB 481 Ridgeway Modifies provisions regarding the rendering of final decisions and hearing of appeals by certain administrative commissions
SB 482 Gibbons Expands the definition of marital and family therapy to include the diagnosis of behavior and intrapersonal or interpersonal dysfunctions
SB 483 Rupp Establishes the "Market Conduct Surveillance Act"
SB 484 Stouffer Revises procedure for conducting commercial motor vehicle roadside inspections and requires certain vehicle owners to verify registration with motor carrier services in order to obtain or renew license plates
SB 485 Coleman Prohibits the advertising or conducting of live musical performances under certain deceptive circumstances
SB 486 Coleman Allows the city of St. Louis to control its police force without state intervention by passing an ordinance
SB 487 Stouffer Changes the number of voters who must sign a petition for the county to order an election to disincorporate a town or village
SB 488 Clemens Changes the names of a division, an advisory commission, and several funds within the Department of Agriculture
SB 489 Clemens Modifies the maximum amount of certain agricultural tax credits that may be issued each fiscal year
SB 490 Mayer Modifies provisions relating to citizens most at risk for exploitation
SB 491 Ridgeway Provides certain requirements before the state or any of its entities may enter into settlement or consent agreements
SB 492 Crowell Modifies several provisions regarding public employee retirement plans
SB 493 Koster Enacts the "Uniform Interstate Family Support Act"
SB 494 Koster Enacts the "Uniform Premarital Agreement Act"
SB 495 Koster Enacts the "Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act"
SB 496 Koster Revises the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
SB 497 Scott Modifies provisions relating to county officials
SB 498 Scott Modifies reciprocity requirements for professional counselor licenses
SB 499 Engler Allows fuel ethanol produced from qualified biomass to be eligible for certain fuel ethanol production subsidies
SB 500 Koster Provides additional workers' compensation benefits for public safety workers killed in the line of duty
SB 501 Koster Provides a motor fuel tax exemption for certain organizations that operate public mass transportation authorities
SB 502 Koster Authorizes the Governor to convey an easement over property in Johnson County to the city of Warrensburg
SB 503 Clemens Modifies reporting and eligibility requirements for certain agricultural tax credits
SB 504 Koster Creates the "Sustainable Agriculture and Local Foods Initiative"
SB 505 Koster Provides that operating a motorcycle, in and of itself, shall not be considered evidence of comparative negligence and prohibits claims adjusters from assigning fault to a party simply because the party was operating a motorcycle in an otherwise legal manner
SB 506 Smith Grants the Commissioner greater latitude in sanctioning those in violation of Missouri securities law
SB 507 Green Allows consumers to request that a security freeze be placed on the issuance of their credit reports by credit reporting agencies
SB 508 Green Prohibits the Missouri Gaming Commission or employees thereof from operating or being employed by excursion gambling boats located in this state
SB 509 Scott Modifies the reciprocity requirements for marital and family counselors
SB 510 Scott Requires endowed care cemeteries to supply a trust fund report as a prerequisite for license renewal
SB 511 Scott Gives advanced practice registered nurses prescriptive authority for scheduled drugs
SB 512 Bray Subjects 383 malpractice associations to stricter insurance regulations
SB 513 Clemens Allows nurses working in any area of need to qualify for the Professional and Practical Nursing Student Loan Program
SB 514 Justus Requires immunizations for the human papilloma virus
SB 515 Justus Creates requirements for educational needs of children placed in residential care facilities
SB 516 Goodman Modifies several provisions of law relating to judicial procedures and personnel
SB 517 Rupp Adds certain cancers to the list of diseases which are used to compute firefighters' retirement benefits
SB 518 Mayer Establishes the "Missouri Catastrophe Fund" to help protect property and casualty insurers against insolvencies caused by certain natural disasters
SB 519 Shoemyer Specifies the power of joint municipal utility commissions to tax
SB 520 Engler Modifies requirements for labor posters
SB 521 Lager Removes weight limitation on certain farm use vehicles so that any commercial motor vehicle operated in intrastate commerce bearing a class F plate will be exempt from specified commercial motor vehicle laws
SB 522 Green Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to recalculate the state school aid for the Riverview Gardens School District to correct an error
SB 523 Scott Modifies laws relating to the Board of Pharmacy
SB 524 Scott Modifies the licensing of tattoo artists, branders, and body piercers
SB 525 Scott Modifies funeral director and embalmer licenses
SB 526 Scott Modifies licensing standards for real estate appraisers
SB 527 Scott Modifies laws relating to the power of the Office of Athletics to regulate boxing, sparring, wrestling, kickboxing and full-contact karate contests
SB 528 Scott Amends the requirements for state purchasing
SB 529 Bray Allows certain homicide offenders to be eligible for early parole under certain circumstances
SB 530 Gibbons Modifies provisions relating to the Alzheimer's Demonstration Project
SB 531 Gibbons Modifies provisions relating to the administrative duties of the Missouri State Highway Patrol
SB 532 Loudon Modifies Missouri human rights law
SB 533 Loudon Measures limits for tort liability for public entities at the time of the occurrence giving rise to the claim
SB 534 Nodler Modifies the law relating to concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) and the penalties for offenses perpetrated by these operations
SB 535 Goodman Removes first and second degrees of criminal disposition of demolition or solid waste and increases certain penalties for violations of solid waste laws
SB 536 Lager Authorizes the Public Service Commission to assess a penalty up to $25,000 for violating any order relating to federal natural gas safety standards
SB 537 Lager Amends the law relating to physician assistants
SB 538 Shoemyer Prohibits the state of Missouri from participating in the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) or any similar program
SB 539 Justus Modifies requirements for anti-bullying policies of local school districts
SB 540 Kennedy Allows the Mehlville School District to impose up to a one percent sales tax to provide revenue for the operation of the school district
SB 541 Graham Creates the "Missouri's Civil War Trail Fund"
SB 542 Scott Modifies laws relating to the licensing of optometrists
SB 543 Stouffer Modifies various provisions relating to license plates and exempts certain motor vehicles from state safety inspection
SB 544 Shoemyer Requires motor vehicle owners to deposit old license plates with the Department of Revenue as part of a recycling program to benefit certain nonprofit organizations
SB 545 Lager Provides for immunity from liability for certain product retailers
SB 546 Bray Enacts the Prevention First Act
SB 547 Griesheimer Creates an exception to the intermediate driver's license passenger restriction for students
SB 548 Justus Creates the "Missouri Earned Income Tax Credit"
SB 549 Scott Adds emergency personnel killed while performing their duties to the list of individuals who are exempt from the formalized highway naming process
SB 550 Scott Modifies and updates various superannuated statutes relating to the Missouri Highway Patrol
SB 551 Coleman Repeals the statute authorizing the creation of the transitional school district in the city of St. Louis
SB 552 Bartle Prohibits the Public Service Commission and political subdivisions from regulating voice over internet protocol (VOIP) service
SB 553 Bartle Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system
SB 554 Gibbons Modifies provisions relating to the taxation of real property
SB 555 Gibbons Prohibits the use or possession of alcoholic beverage vaporizers and modifies provisions relating to underage drinking
SB 556 Loudon Establishes the "Missouri Health Insurance Exchange", the "Direct Payment Stop Loss Fund", and creates administrative procedure to collect unpaid medical claims
SB 557 Loudon Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system
SB 558 Loudon Increases the penalty for stealing a debit card from a class A misdemeanor to a class C felony
SB 559 Shields Allows levee districts to have ten years after the lapse of the corporate charter in which to reinstate and extend the time of the corporate existence
SB 560 Shields Criminalizes residential mortgage fraud
SB 561 Engler Alters provisions regarding teacher termination hearings
SB 562 Rupp Removes requirement that counties receive prior permission from a municipality in order to implement tax increment finance projects within such municipality
SB 563 Lager Allows electric utilities to manage vegetation within specified areas to ensure reliable service
SB 564 Smith Modifies which entities may sponsor a charter school
SB 565 Smith Adopts an agreement to elect the President by national popular vote
SB 566 Kennedy Requires publishers of instructional materials to provide electronic copies of such materials for specialized uses
SB 567 Coleman Modifies the Cold Weather Rule by extending the forecast period during which service may not be disconnected if the temperature is predicted to fall below 32 degrees
SB 568 Loudon Creates licensure requirements for electrical contractors
SB 569 Graham Bars lobbying firms from employing elected officials
SB 570 Clemens Creates the Joint Committee on Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs)
SB 571 Mayer Modifies criteria for calculating the biodiesel production monthly incentive payment
SB 572 Vogel Allows the curators of the University of Missouri to close certain financial records relating to donor or potential donors
SB 573 Green Provides that at least 5 percent of the total investments of Missouri State Employees' Retirement System, Public School Retirement System and Public Education Employee Retirement System shall be invested in Missouri-based companies
SB 574 Green Modifies the continuing educational training requirements for 911 telecommunicators
SB 575 Justus Requires rape victims to be informed of their right to request a drug test for the presence of a date rape drug
SB 576 Bray Implements the provisions of the streamlined sales and use tax agreement
SB 577 Shields Enacts the "Missouri Health Improvement Act of 2007"
SB 578 Stouffer Requires hospitals to report adverse health events
SB 579 Stouffer Modifies provisions relating to certificate of need
SB 580 Stouffer Requires motorists who have had their driver's licenses suspended or revoked to display restricted license plates
SB 581 Shoemyer Modifies provisions relating to the state medical assistance program
SB 582 Shoemyer Modifies provisions of law relating to sales tax
SB 583 McKenna Creates an income tax credit for contributions made to provide military personnel with armored protection
SB 584 Griesheimer Modifies the licensing requirements for social workers
SB 585 Crowell Exempts certain products consumed in the manufacturing process from state and local sales and use tax
SB 586 Crowell Allows hunting and fishing permit applicants to receive a voter registration application form as part of the application for such permits
SB 587 Bray Entitles employees to take unpaid leave from work on the day of an election to serve in the election
SB 588 Bray Restricts firearm possession for individuals involved in domestic violence
SB 589 Bray Adopts the "Uniform Planned Community Act"
SB 590 Gibbons Phases out the corporate franchise tax
SB 591 Scott Modifies laws relating to credit union membership expansion
SB 592 Scott Modifies ethics filings
SB 593 Scott Modifies ethics complaint requirements
SB 594 Scott Modifies law relating to ethics
SB 595 Scott Modifies equivalency requirements for accountants
SB 596 Scott Modifies voter identification requirements
SB 597 Scott Allows debt adjusters to administer debt management plans
SB 598 Engler Modifies requirements pertaining to petition circulators
SB 599 Engler Creates a military medal of freedom for certain veterans who served in a Middle East war or conflict after 1990
SB 600 Ridgeway Authorizes the Department of Natural Resources to issue cease and desist orders for violations of environmental laws
SB 601 Ridgeway Requires the Department of Natural Resources to identify underground storage tanks that are ineligible to receive petroleum and prohibits the deposit of petroleum into such tanks
SB 602 Kennedy Creates a sales and use tax exemption for purchases of aviation fuel for transoceanic flights
SB 603 Days Revises provisions relating to child support enforcement
SB 604 Coleman Modifies provisions relating to services provided during natural disaster and terrorist attacks
SB 605 Coleman Modifies the "coupling provision" of Section 94.660, which currently requires both the city of St. Louis and St. Louis County to approve a transportation sales tax before a transportation sales tax can go into effect in either jurisdiction
SB 606 Loudon Restricts worker's compensation payments for dependents
SB 607 Smith Creates a collective bargaining process for public employees
SB 608 Smith Creates an earned income tax credit
SB 609 Callahan Exempts social security benefits from income taxation
SB 610 Callahan Exempts purchases made by sports authorities from state and local sales and use tax
SB 611 Goodman Modifies provisions relating to the public defender system
SB 612 Goodman Modifies provisions on confidential medical test results
SRB 613 Goodman Repeals certain laws that have expired, sunset, terminated, or are ineffective
SB 614 Stouffer Establishes an affirmative defense for motorcyclists who proceed through a malfunctioning red light and allows motorcycles to be equipped with headlamp modulators that meet federal standards
SB 615 Callahan Modifies provisions of the Homestead Preservation Exemption Tax Credit Program
SB 616 McKenna Modifies provisions relating to liquor control
SB 617 Rupp Prohibits the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education from promulgating rules as to certain services under Part B of Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act
SB 618 Rupp Establishes the "Milton Friedman 'Put Parents in Charge' Education Program"
SB 619 Rupp Allows political corporations to enter into certain financial agreements
SB 620 Rupp Provides a dependency exemption for stillbirths
SB 621 Engler Changes the name of the "Division of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities" to the "Division of Developmental Disabilities"
SB 622 Engler Requires construction employees to take drug tests before working on projects on school and state property
SB 623 Coleman Modifies provisions regarding certain teacher and state employee retirement systems
SB 624 Coleman Allows the city of St. Louis to impose a sales tax for public safety purposes
SB 625 Coleman Modifies the definition of "weighted average daily attendance" in calculating state aid
SB 626 Ridgeway Enacts various provisions affecting illegal aliens
SB 627 Ridgeway Prohibits the use of language interpreters in connection with the commercial driver's license examination process
SB 628 Ridgeway Modifies provisions relating to vested members of the Missouri State Employees' Retirement System
SB 629 Smith Exempts landlords from liability to personal property when executing an order for possession of premises
SB 630 Justus Establishes the educational rights for foster care students
SB 631 Barnitz Creates the "Entrepreneurial Development Council" within the Department of Economic Development
SB 632 Barnitz Modifies property posting provisions
SB 633 Loudon Exempts military pensions and retirement incomes from income taxation
SB 634 Loudon Prohibits the substitution of anti-epileptic drugs
SB 635 Loudon Substantially revises the current law regarding the regulation of title insurance
SB 636 Loudon Creates the crime of aggravated child kidnapping punishable by death or life imprisonment without probation, parole, or release
SB 637 Bray Requires employers to provide sick leave for employees
SB 638 Bray Changes the amount of time for which the board of aldermen of a fourth-class city can lengthen the term of the mayor by ordinance
SB 639 Bray Modifies law regarding residential property insurance
SB 640 Bray Requires the issuance of a "no contact" order under certain circumstances with sexual offense cases
SB 641 Bray Creates a collective bargaining process for public employees
SB 642 Bray Modifies various tax provisions
SB 643 Clemens Creates a tax credit for implementation of odor abatement best management practices for certain livestock operations
SB 644 Griesheimer Establishes new requirements for direct wine sales
SB 645 Wilson Modifies the length of the school term for the 2006-2007 school year
SB 646 Wilson Modifies the definition of "bullying" in a public school's "anti-bullying" policy to include cyberbullying
SB 647 Shoemyer Provides low-interest loans for locally owned businesses
SB 648 Vogel Allows the Department of Corrections to disburse federal and other funds
SB 649 Smith Creates requirements and provides incentives for environmentally sustainable building design and construction
SB 650 Gibbons Prohibits solicitation of personal information via deceptive websites or deceptive e-mail
SB 651 Loudon Criminalizes selecting a human embryo for implantation through in vitro fertilization based on the gender of such embryo and genetic engineering of humans
SB 652 Coleman Modifies provisions regarding elementary and secondary education
SB 653 Kennedy Revises the eligibility requirements for the Uninsured Women's Health Program
SB 654 Kennedy Allows the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners to delegate some of its powers to hearing officers
SB 655 Lager Modifies laws regarding merchandising practices
SB 656 Lager Modifies laws regarding merchandising practices
SB 657 Crowell Modifies licensing requirements for nurses
SB 658 Stouffer Establishes the "Outside the Hospital Do-Not-Resuscitate Act"
SB 659 Stouffer Modifies laws regarding the final disposition of a dead human body
SB 660 Mayer Modifies various provisions relating to crime
SB 661 Callahan Creates tax incentives for secondary mining uses
SB 662 Barnitz Modifies overtime pay for state employees
SB 663 Barnitz Requires the board of education to promulgate a rule to allow spouses of military members to receive a provisional teacher's license
SB 664 Scott Modifies laws relating to the Board of Nursing Home Administrators
SB 665 Scott Requires yearly audits of the Second Injury Fund
SB 666 Scott Modifies laws relating to the renewal of various licenses for Military personnel
SB 667 Scott Modifies the Missouri Higher Education Savings Plan
SB 668 Loudon Modifies workers' compensation payments
SB 669 Loudon Modifies provisions relating to official state standards
SB 670 Loudon Provides that the Department of Health and Senior Services shall not require by rule any immunizations that are not specified under current law
SB 671 Justus Provides changes to the Kansas and Missouri Regional Investment District Compact
SB 672 Vogel Allows for seizure and forfeiture of contraband cigarettes
SB 673 Bray Requires the State Treasurer to authorize payments of state agencies and requires settlements to be paid out of the Legal Expense Fund
SB 674 Bray Requires electric service providers to allow net metering
SB 675 Goodman Modifies the offense of misappropriations of funds of elderly nursing home residents
SB 676 Goodman Criminalizes prenatal drug or alcohol use
SB 677 Goodman Creates the Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force
SB 678 Goodman Authorizes a transient guest tax to promote tourism for the city of Kimberling City
SB 679 Goodman Authorizes a transient guest tax to promote tourism for the city of Hollister
SB 680 Koster Regulates pharmacy benefits managers
SB 681 Koster Requires certain municipalities to receive prior county approval for Tax Increment Financing projects or create a certain form of Tax Increment Financing commission
SB 682 Koster Prohibits TIF projects which would result in predominately residential use development
SB 683 Koster Creates certain record-keeping requirements for purchasers of scrap metal
SB 684 Koster Requires a two-thirds majority vote for TIF approval in certain situations
SB 685 Engler Creates the crime of murder of a criminal justice official and expands the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer, emergency personnel, or probation or parole officer to include corrections personnel
SB 686 Bartle Expands the crime of resisting or interfering with arrest, detention, or stop
SB 687 Griesheimer Modifies provisions of corporate franchise, income, and sales and use tax regarding nexus for tax purposes
SB 688 Gibbons Creates a legislative task force on improving urban education
SB 689 Smith Creates the "Missouri Public Charter School State Board"
SB 690 Smith Creates the "Metropolitan School District Improvement Act"
SB 691 Gross Requires taxpayers to list all tangible personal property subject to tax in the county of residence
SB 692 Ridgeway Authorizes additional school districts to create charter schools and modifies entities that may sponsor a charter school
SB 693 Ridgeway Exempts Social Security benefits from income taxation
SB 694 Shields Provides for continued health care benefits for the surviving spouse and dependents of public safety officers killed or disabled in the line of duty
SB 695 Kennedy Provides a tax credit for disability home modification
SB 696 Wilson Modifies the eligibility requirements for food stamp assistance
SB 697 Ridgeway Modifies several provisions regarding the rights and duties of foster parents
SB 698 Ridgeway Establishes the Betty L. Thompson Scholarship Program
SB 699 Lager Provides low-interest loans for alternative energy operations
SB 700 Purgason Creates a tax credit for safety upgrade costs for gas stations
SB 701 Goodman Creates licensing requirements for prescribing psychologists
SB 702 Bray Requires buildings constructed by or for the state to meet the minimum certification level offered by the U.S. Green Building Council
SB 703 Bray Modifies laws relating to ethics
SB 704 Bray Establishes the implementation of a health care quality report card
SB 705 Mayer Modifies laws relating to emergency management
SB 706 Mayer Modifies provisions of sales and use tax law and the Quality Jobs Act
SB 707 Gibbons Makes it an unfair trade practice for a life insurance company to deny, refuse to renew, or cancel a life insurance policy based upon the insured's past or future lawful travel destinations
SB 708 Shoemyer Authorizes issuance of bonds to finance certain educational facility projects and modifies provisions regarding the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority
SB 709 Shoemyer Prohibits automobile insurers from requiring the use of specific repair shops
SB 710 Coleman Modifies laws relating to elections
SCR 1 Bray Encourages support and education regarding reproductive health
SCR 2 Callahan Disapproves the salary recommendations of the Citizen's Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials
SCR 3 Engler Disapproves the salary recommendations of the Citizen's Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials
SCR 4 Lager Disapproves the salary recommendations of the Citizen's Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials
SCR 5 Shields Recognizes November 21, 2007, as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Awareness Day (COPD) and November as COPD month in Missouri
SCR 6 Bray Urges Congress to address the nation's immigration problems
SCR 7 Bray Relating to the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution
SCR 8 Wilson Urges the Departments of Health and Senior Services and Mental Health to implement their recommendations to the Governor regarding fire safety regulations for residential care facilities
SCR 9 Crowell Urges the Missouri Congressional Delegation to support legislation to extend the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
SCR 10 Koster Recognizes the area from Manhattan, Kansas, to Columbia, Missouri, as the "KC Animal Health Corridor"
SCR 11 Purgason Urges Congress to repeal the implementation of the REAL ID Act
SCR 12 Ridgeway Supports the negotiations of a Taiwan-United States free trade agreement
SCR 13 Justus Urges the United States Government to not escalate its involvement in Iraq or increase troop levels
SCR 14 Graham Expresses opposition to the Bush Administration's proposed sale of national forest land
SCR 15 Barnitz Urges Congress to withdraw the United States from any further participation in the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America and any other multilateral activity which seeks to advance the creation of the North America Union
SCR 16 Scott Urges Congress to oppose legislation extending Social Security benefits to illegal immigrants
SCR 17 Rupp Calls on all public retirement systems to divest funds invested in any U.S. State Dept.-designated terrorist-sponsoring states
SCR 18 Gibbons Authorizes the General Assembly to employ an independent auditor to audit the State Auditor's Office
SCR 19 Coleman Urges Congress to reauthorize the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) to assure federal funding for the Missouri MC+ for Kids Program
SCR 20 Crowell Recognizes October 3rd of each year as Science Day
SCR 21 Shoemyer Establishes a Joint Interim Committee on Access to Nontraditional Career and Technical Education
SCR 22 Shoemyer Encourages the Missouri Department of Conservation to have a regulated statewide hand fishing season for channel, blue, and flathead catfish from June first to July thirteenth beginning in 2007
SCR 23 Bray Urges the United States Congress to enact the United States Health Insurance Act sponsored by U.S. Representative John Conyers
SCR 24 Bray Urges United States Congress to enact the "United States National Health Insurance Act"
SCR 25 Scott Encourages the Conservation Commission to develop a partnership with the Secretary of State to send voter registration information to certain individuals who are not registered to vote
SCR 26 Loudon Encourages the Security and Exchange Commission to create and enforce rules and regulations to eliminate fraud
SJR 1 Bartle Allows the Department of Transportation to construct and maintain toll roads
SJR 2 Bartle Preserves the right to hunt and fish
SJR 3 Bartle Creates the "Missouri Savings Account" in the Constitution
SJR 4 Nodler Makes English the language of all official proceedings in the state
SJR 5 Graham Requires that all appropriations by the General Assembly cannot exceed the official estimate of state revenues
SJR 6 Graham Modifies the procedure for division of the state into U.S. Congressional districts
SJR 7 Graham Requires the State Treasurer to provide an estimate of available state revenues each fiscal year
SJR 8 Ridgeway Elevates the allowable level of bonded indebtedness for school districts from 15 percent to 20 percent
SJR 9 Crowell Creates an exception to the prohibition against laws retrospective in operation by allowing the sexual offender registry laws to be applied retrospectively
SJR 10 Bartle Repeals the current constitutional provisions regarding stem cell research and prohibits human cloning
SJR 11 Gross Requires a two-thirds majority vote of the people in order to amend the Constitution
SJR 12 Crowell Alters the composition of the state Board of Education
SJR 13 Vogel Creates a property tax exemption for personal property of active duty military personnel
SJR 14 Clemens Creates a two year budget cycle
SJR 15 Green Increases term limits for members of the General Assembly from 8 years to 12 years in each house
SJR 16 Shoemyer Authorizes political subdivisions to submit ballot measures increasing or decreasing revenue without further statutory authorization
SJR 17 Coleman Creates an exception to the prohibition against laws retrospective in operation by allowing the sexual offender registry laws to be applied retrospectively
SJR 18 Shoemyer Allows counties and St. Louis City to adopt regulations affecting public health and welfare that are more restrictive than state law
SJR 19 Lager Modifies procedures by which the General Assembly must approve salary recommendations from the Citizen's Commission on the Compensation of Elected Officials
SJR 20 Bartle Modifies constitutional provisions relating to health care research and human cloning
SJR 21 Clemens Lowers the number of representatives from 163 to 101 and length and number of terms for representatives and senators
SJR 22 Koster Allows for tax relief for the purpose of promoting local economic development
SJR 23 Ridgeway Limits reassessment of residential real property to years in which transfer of title occurs
SJR 24 Lager Establishes limits on the total state general revenue appropriations
SJR 25 Loudon Requires the official dating standard in the state to be AD, or Anno Domini, and BC, or Before Christ
SJR 26 Bray Modifies redistricting procedures
SJR 27 Ridgeway Exempts business personal property from property taxation
SJR 28 Scott Requires photo identification to vote in elections
SR 3 Gibbons Pertaining to the Rules of the Senate
SR 51 Purgason Amends Senate Rule 96 to prohibit electronic devices in the Senate Chamber
SR 57 Shields Employee Compensation
SR 70 Scott Amends Senate Rule 96 to prohibit smoking in Senate Galleries
SR 85 Vogel Use of Senate Chamber by the Rotary, March 19, 2007
SR 86 Vogel Use of Senate Chamber by the Missouri Catholic Conference, September 29, 2007
SR 457 Vogel Use of the Senate Chamber by the Silver Haired Legislature on October 25 & 26, 2007.
SR 688 Coleman Use of Senate Chamber by Missouri Girls State on June 26, 2007.
SR 830 Vogel Use of Senate Chamber - Missouri Youth Leadership Forum for Students with Disabilities - July 24, 2007.
SR 1360 Justus Establishes a Senate Interim Committee on the Educational Rights of Foster Care Pupils

Senate Bills: 711
Senate Concurrent Resolutions: 26
Senate Joint Resolutions: 28
Senate Resolutions: 10