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2010 Senate Bills

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SB 577 - Shields - Modifies various provisions relating to ethics SB 578 - Shields - Allows port authority boards to establish port improvement districts to fund projects with voter-approved sales taxes or property taxes SB 579 - Shields - Repeals the law currently prohibiting Kansas City police officers from participating in some political activities SB 580 - Griesheimer - Modifies various provisions relating to political subdivisions SB 581 - Griesheimer - Allows the city council of a third class city to submit a question to the voters as an advisory referendum SB 582 - Griesheimer - WITHDRAWN SB 583 - Champion - Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of insurance SB 584 - Bartle - Requires mandatory review and sunset of certain tax credit programs SB 585 - Bartle - Allows the Department of Transportation to construct toll roads under certain conditions SB 586 - Bartle - Regulates sexually oriented businesses SB 587 - Nodler - Creates the Tenth Amendment Commission SB 588 - Nodler - Modifies provisions of law requiring notices of projected tax liability SB 589 - Nodler - Bars felons from holding public office SB 590 - Bray - Creates the Task Force on the Use of Conducted Energy Devices SB 591 - Bray - Eliminates the death penalty SB 592 - Bray - Modifies various provisions relating to domestic violence SB 593 - Days - Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less SB 594 - Days - Allows adopted persons eighteen and over to obtain copies of their original birth certificate under certain circumstances SB 595 - Days - WITHDRAWN SB 596 - Callahan - Establishes the Show-me Small Business Act SB 597 - Ridgeway - Requires 10% of state contracts be awarded to businesses with less than 25 employees SB 598 - Ridgeway - Requires all first class counties to accept installment payments for certain property taxes SB 599 - Ridgeway - Removes the requirement that goods and services be purchased by the state and public institutions from the Vocational Enterprises Program SB 600 - Crowell - Requires the Office of Administration to provide senators and representatives with access to the dome of the State Capitol SB 601 - Crowell - WITHDRAWN SB 602 - Crowell - Requires drug screening and testing for applicants and recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits SB 603 - Mayer - Creates procedures for open enrollment of public school students across school district boundary lines SB 604 - Mayer - Prohibits certain large users of water from unduly disrupting farm irrigation activities in the Southeast Missouri Regional Water District SB 605 - Mayer - Modifies various provisions relating to powers of political subdivisions SB 606 - Stouffer - Adds comprehensive day services as a covered service under MO HealthNet SB 607 - Stouffer - Requires drug testing for work-eligible Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) applicants and recipients based upon reasonable suspicion SB 608 - Stouffer - Creates a tax credit for contributions to developmental disability care providers and modifies provisions of the Residential Treatment Agency Tax Credit Program SB 609 - Green - Modifies provisions relating to election judges SB 610 - Green - Bars employers from requiring employees to disclose user names or passwords SB 611 - Green - Standardizes window coverings in child care facilities and foster homes SB 612 - Wilson - Modifies the eligibility requirements for food stamp assistance SB 613 - Wilson - Modifies the eligibility requirements for food stamp assistance SB 614 - Wilson - Modifies the definition of "bullying" as used in school district antibullying policies to include cyberbullying and electronic communications SB 615 - Goodman - Requires drug testing for work-eligible TANF applicants and recipients based upon reasonable suspicion SB 616 - Goodman - Enacts provisions relating to community health centers SB 617 - Goodman - Regulates sexually oriented businesses SB 618 - Rupp - Requires health carriers to provide coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders under certain conditions SB 619 - Rupp - Repeals the extension of St. Louis City's commercial zone through St. Charles County SB 620 - Rupp - Adds a circuit judge position within the 45th Judicial Circuit SB 621 - Lager - Modifies provisions relating to Digital Cadastral Parcel Mapping SB 622 - Shoemyer - Increases pesticide registration fees and creates the Agriculture Protection Fund SB 623 - Shoemyer - Modifies provisions of law regarding sales tax refunds SB 624 - Shoemyer - Allows certain contributions to downtown revitalization preservation development projects to be substituted on a dollar-for-dollar basis for the local match in lieu of taxes and economic activity taxes SB 625 - Justus - Modifies provisions on child care subsidies SB 626 - Justus - Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation SB 627 - Justus - Provides the opportunity for information regarding immunization for the Human Papilloma Virus SB 628 - Dempsey - Requires the auditor of any county with a charter form of government to take an annual inventory of county property with an original value of $1,000 or more, rather than $250 SB 629 - Dempsey - Establishes the Missouri Healthy Workplace Recognition Program SB 630 - Cunningham - Modifies various provisions pertaining to manufactured homes SB 631 - Cunningham - Creates the Amy Hestir Student Protection Act SB 632 - Cunningham - Modifies provisions relating to dog fighting SB 633 - Pearce - Modifies the state do-not-call list and creates "paid for by" requirements for political phone calls SB 634 - Pearce - Creates a tax credit for homes built under green build standards SB 635 - Pearce - Creates a tax credit for purchases of processed biomass engineered fiber fuel SB 636 - Lembke - Modifies various provisions of the prompt pay statutes as they relate to the calculation of interest and penalties, the payment of attorney fees, and other ancillary matters SB 637 - Lembke - Prohibits political subdivisions from using automated photo red light enforcement systems to enforce red light violations SB 638 - Lembke - Modifies provisions of law authorizing an emergency service sales tax in St. Louis County SB 639 - Schmitt - Authorizes individuals to sue for MO HealthNet fraud under a state false claims act SB 640 - Wright-Jones - Creates special rules for the formation of transportation development districts to operate mass transportation systems SB 641 - Wright-Jones - Requires charter schools to comply with laws and regulations that require the reporting of information by schools, governing boards and school districts to the State Board of Education or Department of Elementary and Secondary Education SB 642 - Wright-Jones - Requires health carriers to devote a certain percentage of health insurance premiums to be used for the payment of health care services SB 643 - Keaveny - Allows the City of St. Louis to control its police force without state intervention SB 644 - Shields - Modifies provisions of law regarding certain taxes to fund tourism and convention centers SB 645 - Shields - Repeals and reduces certain committees and commissions and sets a sunset date for other committees and commissions SB 646 - Bray - Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm SB 647 - Bray - Requires equal pay for the same work regardless of gender and establishes a commission to study wage disparities SB 648 - Bray - Imposes campaign contribution limits for individuals and committees in support of candidates running for public office SB 649 - Days - Requires the Governor to issue an annual proclamation designating March 12th as "Girl Scout Day" SB 650 - Days - Requires reporting and providing of information regarding Obstetrical Brachial Plexus injuries SB 651 - Days - Creates an advance voting system for elections SB 652 - Ridgeway - Allows jury trials in termination of parental rights actions SB 653 - Crowell - Prohibits felony sexual offenders whose victim was less than 17 years of age from being allowed to participate in the 120-day "shock incarceration program" in the Department of Corrections SB 654 - Crowell - Creates the Missouri Special Needs Scholarship Tax Credit Program SB 655 - Crowell - Changes the scheduling of Ephedrine, Pseudoephedrine, and Phenylpropanolamine to be Schedule III controlled substances SB 656 - Mayer - WITHDRAWN SB 657 - Mayer - Designates a portion of State Highway 53 in Butler County from the city limits of Qulin to one mile south of the city limits as the "Johnny Lee Hays Memorial Highway" SB 658 - Stouffer - Creates a state and local sales tax exemption for sales of farm products made at farmers' markets SB 659 - Stouffer - Creates sales and use tax exemptions for nondomestic game birds sold for hunting SB 660 - Wilson - Expands the crime of unlawful use of a weapon to include discharging a firearm in Kansas City for celebratory purposes SB 661 - Wilson - Creates a trust fund and commission for comprehensive tobacco control SB 662 - Wilson - Amends various provisions of the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement SB 663 - Rupp - Modifies the state do-not-call list and creates "paid for by" requirements for political phone calls SB 664 - Rupp - Modifies provisions relating to dog fighting SB 665 - Rupp - Gives public employees serving in the military the option to use any combination of annual leave, compensatory time, military leave, and unpaid leave SB 666 - Shoemyer - Requires all offices of elected officials in the State Capitol building to be accessible to individuals with disabilities by December 31, 2015 SB 667 - Shoemyer - Requires farmers to register and pay a fee for retaining seed produced from patented genetically-modified seed SB 668 - Justus - Allows the City of Grandview to impose a transient guest tax SB 669 - Justus - Allows the City of Grandview to seek voter approval for a sales tax to fund public safety improvements SB 670 - Justus - Modifies provisions relating to the compromise of taxes and penalties for properties subject to certain actions as abandoned property in Jackson County SB 671 - Cunningham - Limits increases in assessed value of residential real property until transfer of ownership SB 672 - Cunningham - Revises the conditions under which school districts may suspend or terminate teacher and administrator contracts SB 673 - Pearce - Creates the Office of Job Development and Training and modifies the reporting requirements for obtaining unemployment benefits SB 674 - Wright-Jones - Prohibits public utilities from requiring a deposit from certain delinquent customers SB 675 - Wright-Jones - Allows the City of St. Louis to control its police force without state intervention through passage of an ordinance SB 676 - Wright-Jones - Establishes a prostate cancer pilot program to provide screening, referral services, treatment and outreach SB 677 - Bray - Repeals a portion of the law that provides certain utilities the opportunity to apply for alternate rate schedules in certain circumstances SB 678 - Bray - Prohibits tri-vision, projection, digital, or other changeable copy technologies from being used on billboards SB 679 - Bray - Modifies the paperwork requirements for the formation of a new political party and the nomination of independent candidates SB 680 - Crowell - Modifies provisions pertaining to hazardous substance spills and emergencies SB 681 - Wilson - Establishes the Duty Free Zones Act SB 682 - Wilson - Decreases acreage requirements for eligibility under the Distressed Areas Land Assemblage Tax Credit Act SB 683 - Wilson - Creates an income tax credit for poll workers SB 684 - Rupp - Modifies provision relating to foreign adoption orders and embryo transfers SB 685 - Rupp - Authorizes certain regulatory actions against insurance companies operating in hazardous financial conditions and establishes a risk-based capital trend test calculation for testing an insurance company's capital SB 686 - Rupp - Modifies various provisions of law relating to taxation SB 687 - Wright-Jones - Requires official motor vehicle inspection and emission stations to have liability insurance to cover damages occurring during a vehicle inspection SB 688 - Wright-Jones - Requires schools to report certain student enrollment information to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education SB 689 - Wright-Jones - Creates the Missouri Clean Energy Technology Center SB 690 - Bray - Creates the Healthy Pet Act SB 691 - Wilson - Increases the fee collected to fund the County Homeless Person Assistance Program from $3 to $10, upon voter approval, if such a program has been created by the charter county SB 692 - Wilson - Criminalizes displaying a noose for the purpose of intimidation SB 693 - Wilson - Enacts the Foster Care and Adoptive Parents Recruitment and Retention Fund SB 694 - Wright-Jones - Modifies law relating to voter registration and election offenses SB 695 - Wright-Jones - Allows elected officials to be excused from jury duty during their term of office SB 696 - Wright-Jones - Changes the laws regarding sexual education, abortion, and pregnancy prevention SB 697 - Wright-Jones - Allows St. Louis City to increase its semiannual registration fee for certain vacant property to $600 SB 698 - Griesheimer - Requires certain incumbent local exchange telecommunications companies to reduce intrastate switched exchange access rates SB 699 - Wilson - Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less SB 700 - Lager - Modifies various provisions of law regarding political subdivisions and the conservation of natural resources SB 701 - McKenna - Prohibits all drivers, regardless of age, from text messaging while operating motor vehicles SB 702 - Schaefer - WITHDRAWN SB 703 - Vogel - Modifies provisions relating to the imposition of transient guest taxes by certain local governments SB 704 - Griesheimer - WITHDRAWN SB 705 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions related to rates charged by natural gas corporations and provisions of Utilicare assistance SB 706 - Rupp - Requires the Department of Insurance to review life insurance producer license examinations if examinations show an overall pass rate of less than 70 percent for first-time examinees SB 707 - McKenna - Modifies provisions relating to teacher and school employee retirement systems SB 708 - McKenna - Modifies laws affecting limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and nonprofit companies SB 709 - Shoemyer - Licenses auto body repair facilities and physical damage appraisers SB 710 - Bray - Subjects Chapter 383 malpractice associations to stricter insurance regulations SB 711 - Bray - Modifies provisions relating to the individual income tax SB 712 - Bray - Establishes a Commission on the Reorganization of State Health Care SB 713 - Mayer - Allows public library districts to seek voter approval for a sales tax to fund libraries within such districts SB 714 - Crowell - Modifies provisions relating to retirement SB 715 - Crowell - Reorganizes the state health care system SB 716 - Goodman - Modifies several provisions of law relating to transportation and the regulation of motor vehicles SB 717 - Vogel - Requires statements of no tax due for state and local business licenses and for receipt of payments from the State Legal Defense Fund SB 718 - Crowell - Modifies provisions of the Missouri Development Finance Fund Contribution Tax Credit Program SB 719 - Bray - Requires racial and gender equity in the membership of boards, commissions, committees, and councils SB 720 - Bray - Requires the Department of Transportation to provide full consideration for bicyclists, pedestrians, disabled persons, and transit users in its plans, programs, and projects SB 721 - Nodler - Modifies provisions relating to required travel club assets SB 722 - Bray - Establishes the Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program SB 723 - Bray - Requires the state Highways and Transportation Commission to collect certain billboard fees to pay for the removal of billboards SB 724 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions of the Motor Vehicle Franchise Practices Act SB 725 - Rupp - Requires drug screening and testing for TANF applicants and recipients SB 726 - Bray - Exempts admission fees for yoga and certain other physical training programs from state and local sales and use tax SB 727 - Bray - Creates statutory warranties for home buyers and homeowners and also prevents home solicitors from engaging in certain deceptive practices SB 728 - Crowell - Requires appropriations for allocations of state tax credits SB 729 - McKenna - Modifies provisions relating to political subdivision contract bidding SB 730 - Schaefer - Freezes the per diem amount for members of the General Assembly for two years SB 731 - Crowell - Modifies provisions relating to private probation services SB 732 - Cunningham - Requires public higher education institutions to annually report on steps taken to ensure intellectual diversity SB 733 - Pearce - Modifies provisions of the Bright Flight Scholarship Program and Access Missouri Financial Assistance Program SB 734 - Pearce - Requires Regional Professional Development Centers to provide assistance to school districts and modifies gifted education requirements SB 735 - Cunningham - Requires public libraries to adopt policies on the placement of books and other materials that are obscene or pornographic for minors SB 736 - McKenna - Modifies provisions of law regarding the collection of taxes SB 737 - Days - Modifies the law relating to lost and unclaimed property SB 738 - Crowell - Modifies procedures relating to infractions SB 739 - Lembke - Modifies the provisions governing fire department employee residency requirements SB 740 - Lembke - Exempts prosecuting and circuit attorneys who have completed the firearms safety training course required to obtain a conceal carry endorsement from certain otherwise unlawful uses of a weapon SB 741 - Griesheimer - Allows members of an ambulance district board of directors to be subject to recall from office SB 742 - Shoemyer - Modifies the membership of the MO HealthNet Oversight Committee SB 743 - Shoemyer - Allows cities, towns, villages, and counties to impose a property tax to fund cemetery maintenance SB 744 - Pearce - Mandates that insurers provide coverage for eating disorders and establishes the Missouri Eating Disorder Council to administer various eating disorder education and awareness programs SB 745 - Bray - Creates a statewide energy code for new building construction and renovation SB 746 - Griesheimer - Imposes various billboard standards to billboards adjacent to Interstate 70 and Interstate 44 during periods of interstate construction SB 747 - Rupp - Prohibits health insurance exchanges established in Missouri from offering health insurance policies or optional riders that provide coverage for elective abortions SB 748 - Rupp - Requires uninsured motorists to forfeit recovery of noneconomic damages under certain circumstances SB 749 - Rupp - Requires that members of the National Guard be informed of the risks of depleted uranium and that certain veterans be informed of available federal treatment for exposure to depleted uranium SB 750 - Rupp - Prohibits motor vehicle dealers from selling or leasing motor vehicles that do not comply with Missouri's tinted window law SB 751 - Lembke - Designates a portion of Lindbergh Boulevard in St. Louis County as "Dave Sinclair Boulevard" SB 752 - Lembke - Allows a "LEGION OF MERIT" special license plate for any person who has been awarded this military service award SB 753 - Dempsey - Allows county commissions to invest cemetery trust funds in certificates of deposit SB 754 - Dempsey - Modifies provisions related to cemeteries, the licensing of certain professions, death certificates, public assistance programs, and various other provisions SB 755 - Griesheimer - Modifies sales tax provision contained in transportation development district law SB 756 - Bray - Allows certain political subdivisions to satisfy statutory publication requirements by posting certain information on their web sites SB 757 - Rupp - Establishes the Joint Committee on Recovery Accountability and Transparency, requires amounts withheld from the state budget and out of state travel to be posted on the Missouri Accountability Portal, and requires county auditors to inventory certain property SB 758 - Rupp - Requires notes, bonds, and other instruments in writing issued by the Bi-State Development Agency to mature not more than 40 years from the date of issuance, rather than 30 years SB 759 - Green - Modifies Missouri Securities Act SB 760 - Green - Allows the Secretary of State to regulate the sale of variable annuities SB 761 - Green - Institutes procedures for public employee collective bargaining SB 762 - Green - Enacts various regulations pertaining to contract carriers that transport railroad employees SB 763 - Green - Modifies the prohibition on certain stormwater fees charged by the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District SB 764 - Green - Regulates the operation of certain cranes SB 765 - Shoemyer - Creates a tax credit for equity investments in qualified Missouri businesses SB 766 - Shoemyer - Creates procedures for crop sampling by a patent holder of genetically modified seed SB 767 - Bartle - Removes the restriction on certain counties using a court fee for courtroom renovation and technology SB 768 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to school districts charging tuition for non-resident children of district teachers and employees SB 769 - Scott - Modifies provisions regarding sales taxation of trade-in or exchange transactions SB 770 - Scott - Modifies the definition of "health benefit plan" and "health carrier" to exclude coverage provided by supplemental insurance policies SB 771 - Scott - Modifies provisions relating to financial institutions offering bids to become the official county depositary SB 772 - Scott - Removes the minimum time for holding investments in the Missouri Higher Education Savings Program SB 773 - Dempsey - Allows owners of automated teller machines to charge access fees to those with bank accounts in foreign countries SB 774 - Lembke - Creates additional measures intended to increase safety at the Department of Mental Health SB 775 - Days - Adds an additional weight for gifted education to the elementary and secondary education funding formula SB 776 - Days - Requires that two of three commissioners appointed in condemnation cases be real estate brokers or appraisers SB 777 - Pearce - Allows for the sale of certain financial products and plans associated with certain loan transactions and enacts various measures to ensure insurer financial solvency SB 778 - Pearce - Changes an expiration date on state universities being able to convey land without authorization from the General Assembly and allows the Governor to convey certain state property SB 779 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to the DNA profiling system SB 780 - Bartle - Makes refusing to submit to chemical testing a separate offense and changes the time line for when a DWI arrest without a warrant must occur SB 781 - McKenna - Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of motor vehicles SB 782 - McKenna - Authorizes the Department of Revenue to transmit certain statutory notices via electronic mail SB 783 - Justus - Provides that certain aliens who meet certain requirements will receive in-state tuition at college and universities SB 784 - Schaefer - Changes amounts of financial assistance awards for the Access Missouri Financial Assistance Program SB 785 - Schaefer - Requires certain telephone companies to reduce intrastate exchange access fees and dedicates funding in the Universal Service Fund to replace lost revenue SB 786 - Rupp - Requires health benefit plans to provide orally administered anticancer medications on a basis no less favorable than intravenously administered anticancer medications SB 787 - Rupp - Modifies the process for appealing a decision of the Department of Public Safety regarding a crime victims' compensation fund claim SB 788 - Lembke - Establishes the Students First Interscholastic Athletics Act to allow each student of high school age the opportunity to seek to participate in interscholastic athletics SB 789 - Shoemyer - Modifies provisions of the New Generation Cooperative Tax Credit Program to authorize tax credits for early-stage market feasibility projects SB 790 - Shoemyer - Exempts personally identifiable information used in voluntary disaster or emergency response registries from open records law SB 791 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions pertaining to sewer and water utilities SB 792 - Dempsey - Modifies provisions relating to abortion SB 793 - Mayer - Modifies provisions relating to abortion SB 794 - Mayer - Allows an applicant to receive 2 license plates for any property-carrying commercial vehicle SB 795 - Mayer - Modifies various provisions regarding animals and agriculture SB 796 - Bray - Modifies requirements pertaining to petition circulators SB 797 - Green - Provides for the prosecuting attorney system in Missouri to be converted to a district attorney system SB 798 - Crowell - Gives the Revisor of Statutes the discretion to produce the revised statutes in an electronic format and eliminates the required printing of the statutes SB 799 - Crowell - Modifies provisions regarding MO HealthNet's authority to collect payment from third party payers SB 800 - Bray - Modifies ethics laws for public officials and lobbyists SB 801 - Rupp - Requires credit reporting agencies to block information in a consumer's credit report that resulted from identity theft SB 802 - Schmitt - Establishes the Proof of Concept Business Finance Program SB 803 - Schmitt - Requires charter county assessors to provide taxpayers with information regarding the determination of assessed value SB 804 - Schmitt - Establishes each February 14th as Epilepsy Awareness Day SB 805 - Shields - Allows the Children's Division to request a juvenile officer to take a child into protective custody under certain circumstances SB 806 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to children who are victims of pornographic offenses SB 807 - Callahan - Gives the court discretion to hold a hearing in certain protective order cases SB 808 - Callahan - Modifies compensation and continuing education requirements for public administrators SB 809 - Goodman - Modifies provisions regarding MO HealthNet's authority to collect payment from third party payers SB 810 - Lager - Modifies provisions relating to the regulation of fireworks SB 811 - Keaveny - Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less SB 812 - Schmitt - Creates various specialty license plates and modifies the administrative process for issuing and developing specialty license plates SB 813 - Griesheimer - Provides the director of the department of economic development discretion to increase tax incentives under certain programs for the benefit of Missouri businesses SB 814 - Justus - Creates the crimes of assault of an employee of a mass transit system while in the scope of his or her duties in the first, second, and third degree SB 815 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education SB 816 - Lembke - Modifies provisions of law allowing interest on overpayments of income tax SB 817 - Lembke - Extends the sunset on the Homestead Preservation Tax Credit SB 818 - Lembke - Modifies various provisions relating to the initiative and referendum process SB 819 - Lembke - Allows employees of certain employers to take a leave of absence for civil air patrol emergency service duty or counter narcotics missions SB 820 - McKenna - Updates Missouri's traffic laws to reflect that the majority of pedestrian control signals now display the international symbols for pedestrian control SB 821 - Nodler - Requires drug testing for work-eligible Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) applicants and recipients based upon reasonable suspicion SB 822 - Keaveny - Increases the fine for seat belt violations from $10 to $50 SB 823 - Ridgeway - Exempts utilities, machinery, and equipment used in data storage from state and local sales and use tax SB 824 - Clemens - Authorizes the State Veterinarian to restrict the movement of animals or birds under investigation for carrying a toxin SB 825 - Clemens - Prohibits the substitution of anti-epileptic drugs under certain circumstances SB 826 - Griesheimer - Authorizes sales taxes to fund ambulance and fire protection services SB 827 - Schaefer - Allows for the extension of certain county taxes upon voter approval SB 828 - Schaefer - Provides for the county counselor of Boone County to receive state money for performing duties related to mental health and mental heath facilities SB 829 - Schaefer - Modifies provisions regarding the justice system SB 830 - Schaefer - Allows Boone County to adopt regulations to control the minimum standards of occupancy for residential units and to develop a program for licensing and inspecting the units SB 831 - Schaefer - Allows counties of the first classification to establish curfews for persons under the age of 17 and makes such violations of such curfews class C misdemeanors SB 832 - Dempsey - Creates the Large Carnivore Act which regulates the possession and care of certain non-native big cats and bears SB 833 - Goodman - Allows corporate board members to consent to certain actions by electronic transmission SB 834 - Rupp - Establishes a procedure for the voluntary liquidation and dissolution of domestic stock insurance companies SB 835 - Rupp - Modifies provisions relating to charter schools SB 836 - Justus - Specifies that courts may establish DWI dockets or courts and modifies other criminal and administrative procedures for certain intoxication-related offenses SB 837 - Rupp - Modifies various provisions relating to the fraudulent procurement, possession, display, application or use of certain motor vehicle documents SB 838 - Rupp - Modifies provisions relating to charter schools SB 839 - Wright-Jones - Modifies provisions of law regarding licensed gambling SB 840 - Schmitt - Creates a tax credit to attract sporting events to the state SB 841 - Schmitt - Designates various stretches of highways after deceased individuals SB 842 - Schmitt - Modifies provisions relating to public assistance programs administered by the state SB 843 - Shoemyer - Modifies provisions of the Circuit Breaker Property Tax Credit Program SB 844 - Shields - Modifies the law relating to ethics SB 845 - Barnitz - Modifies the law relating to voter registration and absentee ballots for overseas voters SB 846 - Barnitz - Modifies the law relating to lost or unclaimed military medals SB 847 - Barnitz - Modifies the law relating to the delivery and counting of absentee ballots for federal service members and absent service voters SB 848 - Barnitz - Modifies various provisions pertaining to utilities, energy, and animal care SB 849 - Barnitz - Modifies provisions of law regarding emergency service boards SB 850 - Barnitz - Provides procedures for cities and sewer districts in certain counties to develop agreements regarding sewer service for annexed areas SB 851 - Schmitt - Requires at least 4 days notice before voting by governing bodies of local governments on tax increases, eminent domain, and certain districts and projects SB 852 - Lager - Modifies the law relating to the Missouri Human Rights Act and employment discrimination SB 853 - Keaveny - Allows a law enforcement agency to file a motion, on its own behalf in circuit court, to properly dispose of seized property SB 854 - Keaveny - Limits the disclosure of the identity of a police officer in an investigative report SB 855 - Schaefer - Allows the State Registrar to issue heritage birth or marriage certificates celebrating the unique heritage of Missouri citizens SB 856 - Schaefer - Expands the definition of "persistent misdemeanor offender" SB 857 - Schaefer - Expands the definition of "dangerous felony", for which a person must serve 85% of his or her sentence SB 858 - Schaefer - Expands the crime of failure to return to confinement SB 859 - Schaefer - Makes a third assault offense, regardless of the degree, a class D felony SB 860 - Bray - Modifies the date by which certain political subdivisions must set property tax rates SB 861 - Dempsey - Requires accreditation for noninvasive vascular laboratories SB 862 - Callahan - Authorizes the City of Sugar Creek to impose a transient guest tax SB 863 - Callahan - Authorizes the City of Raytown to seek voter approval for the imposition of a transient guest tax to fund tourism and convention facilities SB 864 - Lembke - Prohibits political subdivisions from using automated traffic enforcement systems to enforce traffic violations unless violations are prosecuted criminally and points are imposed SB 865 - Wilson - Provides for parent coordination in high conflict cases involving marriage, legal separation, paternity, or modification SB 866 - Wright-Jones - Modifies provisions relating to hospital patient safety SB 867 - Mayer - Modifies various provisions relating to real estate liens SB 868 - Shields - Creates state and local sales and use tax exemptions for data storage centers and server farm facilities SB 869 - Griesheimer - Increases certain motor vehicle safety inspection fees and requires highway patrol to issue rules to computerize the Vehicle Safety Inspection Program SB 870 - Schaefer - Assigns certain characteristics to the treatment of conservation easements under the law SB 871 - Schaefer - Modifies provisions relating to county purchases SB 872 - Bray - Prohibits the use of expiration dates or service fees on gift certificates SB 873 - Wright-Jones - Allows the Missouri Film Commission to contract with film offices of other states to create and market regional film districts SB 874 - Pearce - Modifies sewer district board of trustee membership and sewer subdistrict bond issuance procedures in certain counties SB 875 - Dempsey - Modifies the minimum wage for employees under 20 years of age SB 876 - Stouffer - Modifies the membership of the panel that establishes the criteria for grants from the Missouri Military Family Relief Fund SB 877 - Keaveny - Modifies provisions relating to child support SB 878 - Lembke - Allows debts owed to ambulance service providers to be collected from income tax refunds and lottery winnings of patients SB 879 - Schaefer - Provides certain offenders with credit for time served for successful completion of substance or alcohol abuse treatment within the Department of Corrections SB 880 - Schaefer - Modifies various provisions relating to intoxication-related traffic offenses SB 881 - Green - Modifies various provisions relating to political subdivisions SB 882 - Green - Modifies various provisions relating to the Ethics Commission SB 883 - Dempsey - Modifies provisions of law regarding certain license taxes imposed by cities SB 884 - Schaefer - Amends various provisions of the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement SB 885 - Schaefer - Modifies provisions pertaining to the storage and dispensing of motor fuel SB 886 - Schaefer - Requires counties and municipalities to adopt a plumbing code with certain standards SB 887 - Schaefer - Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions, controlled substances, law enforcement agencies, taxes, tax credits, waste management and crimes SB 888 - Crowell - Bars employers from requiring employees to engage in or cease engaging in certain labor practices SB 889 - Crowell - Prohibits the state minimum wage from exceeding the federal minimum wage SB 890 - Crowell - Places a one year moratorium on the authorization of low income housing tax credits SB 891 - Crowell - Modifies provisions of certain tax credit programs SB 892 - Days - Modifies provisions governing the regulation of the bail bond industry by the Department of Insurance SB 893 - Days - Requires a law enforcement agency to enter certain information regarding orders of protection into the Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement system within 24 hours and modifies various other provisions of law SB 894 - Dempsey - Requires state employee health care plan to offer actuarially equivalent benefit products to Medicare eligible participants and enacts various provisions relating to the diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders SB 895 - Dempsey - Establishes the Missouri Science and Innovation Reinvestment Act SB 896 - Shields - Requires the boards of the Missouri State Employees' Retirement System and the Missouri Department of Transportation and Highway Patrol Employees' Retirement System to create a defined contribution retirement plan for certain employees and judges SB 897 - Lager - Modifies provisions pertaining to utilities and certain clean water requirements and fees SB 898 - Pearce - Authorizes the City of Peculiar to seek voter approval to impose a sales tax for public safety improvements SB 899 - Pearce - Establishes the Missouri Promise Program to provide financial awards to students pursuing higher education at certain institutions SB 900 - Rupp - Makes numerous revisions to the Missouri Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association Act SB 901 - Lembke - Allows the Commissioner of Administration to expedite the bid process for state purchasing contracts under certain circumstances SB 902 - Nodler - Requires nonresidents to maintain financial responsibility which conforms to the requirements of the laws of the nonresident's state of residence SB 903 - Bray - Modifies provisions of law regarding metropolitan zoological parks and museum districts SB 904 - Bray - Repeals the Clean Indoor Air Act and enacts new provisions relating to the prohibition of smoking in public places SB 905 - Bray - Implements the provisions of the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement SB 906 - Bray - Modifies various tax provisions SB 907 - Rupp - Creates the Early High School Graduation Scholarship Program for public high school students who graduate from high school early SB 908 - Green - Revises provisions relating to the renamed Missouri Brain Injury Advisory Council SB 909 - Green - Allows persons who have been awarded the combat action badge to obtain "COMBAT ACTION" specialized license plates SB 910 - Lembke - Modifies provisions relating to child support when there is equal parenting time SB 911 - Shields - Authorizes the issuance of tax credits for Show-me Fund Projects under the Quality Jobs Act SB 912 - Cunningham - Expands the ban on public fund expenditures for political purposes and bars lobbyists from serving on advisory committees SB 913 - Cunningham - Prohibits a municipality from requiring any of its employees to reside within the municipality if the only public school district fails to meet certain accreditation standards SB 914 - Cunningham - Exempts wholesale drug distributors who meet certain conditions from having to obtain a license from the Board of Pharmacy for out-of-state distribution sites SB 915 - Barnitz - Authorizes Montgomery County to seek voter approval for the imposition of a transient guest tax SB 916 - Barnitz - Allows the City of Waynesville to seek voter approval to impose a transient guest tax SB 917 - Schaefer - Enacts provisions relating to health care data standardization and transparency SB 918 - Schaefer - Establishes provisions regarding pharmacy benefit managers SB 919 - Ridgeway - Changes the date for submission of a consolidated public library district's annual report to the district board, county commission, and state library SB 920 - Keaveny - Modifies provisions of law relating to trusts and wills SB 921 - Callahan - Updates the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act SB 922 - Callahan - Authorizes the creation of Missouri Jobs for the Future Districts SB 923 - Mayer - Establishes the Missouri Catastrophe Fund to help protect property and casualty insurers against insolvencies caused by earthquakes SB 924 - Griesheimer - Authorizes the issuance of tax credits for Show-me Fund Projects under the Quality Jobs Act SB 925 - Dempsey - Prohibits agreements between health carriers and providers from containing provisions that requires providers to disclose their reimbursement rates under contracts with other health carriers SB 926 - Shoemyer - Creates the Local Foods Initiative to encourage market opportunities for food produced close to its point of consumption SB 927 - Cunningham - Requires certification for certain contractors who work on fire sprinkler systems SB 928 - Lager - Modifies provisions of law regarding the sales tax treatment of sales for resale SB 929 - Lager - Makes it lawful for Caldwell County to enter into a contract with private corporations engaged in delivering water at wholesale for domestic consumption SB 930 - Justus - Creates a death penalty commission and a moratorium on the death penalty until January 1, 2014 SB 931 - Justus - Requires health insurance policies to cover dental care services for pregnant women SB 932 - Shoemyer - Enacts provisions regarding office accessibility in the State Capitol building offices SB 933 - Dempsey - Requires chiropractors to be reimbursed under MO HealthNet for providing services currently covered and within the scope of chiropractic practice SB 934 - Griesheimer - Modifies the law relating to mechanic's lien rights SB 935 - Griesheimer - Modifies the law relating to priority in mechanic's lien rights SB 936 - Pearce - Establishes the Missouri Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Initiative within the Department of Higher Education SB 937 - Justus - Includes certain purchases of bicycles in the sales tax holiday for certain clothing, personal computers, and school supplies purchased for personal use SB 938 - Justus - Modifies provisions relating to the Public School Retirement System of Kansas City SB 939 - Barnitz - Modifies the use of the Consumer Price Index to measure tuition rates for public institutions of higher education SB 940 - Pearce - Modifies various provisions relating to bingo SB 941 - Clemens - Modifies various provisions relating to watercraft regulations SB 942 - Rupp - Modifies provisions relating to municipal annexation SB 943 - Shields - Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education funding and planning processes SB 944 - Shields - Creates state and local sales and use tax exemptions SB 945 - Bray - Modifies provisions relating to court actions by the Department of Mental Health and to taxation SB 946 - Bray - Changes the requirements for school anti-bullying policies SB 947 - Dempsey - Requires telecommunications companies to offer similar procedures for cancelling service as what is offered for acquiring service SB 948 - Crowell - Enacts provisions relating to an individual's right to participate in a health care system SB 949 - Crowell - Modifies the distribution of funds through the elementary and secondary education foundation formula when appropriated funds are insufficient or when funds are withheld SB 950 - Bray - Allows small employers to obtain medical coverage through the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan SB 951 - Wright-Jones - Allows certain medical consultants who contract with the Department of Social Services and the Department of Mental Health to be covered by the State Legal Expense Fund SB 952 - Wright-Jones - Requires newly constructed state buildings to meet certain green building standards SB 953 - Wright-Jones - Requires a permit for dental assistants and dental hygienists to perform expanded-functions duties SB 954 - Crowell - Requires appropriations for allocations of state tax credits SB 955 - Wright-Jones - Allows physicians to use expedited partner therapy by dispensing and prescribing medications for partners of persons with certain sexually transmitted diseases SB 956 - Keaveny - Allows foreign language immersion charter schools to enroll 4 year old children SB 957 - Green - Creates provisions relating to electricity generation from combined heat and power systems SB 958 - Green - Modifies provisions pertaining to asbestos SB 959 - Schmitt - Creates a State False Claims Act SB 960 - Lembke - Repeals and modifies provisions deemed to be obsolete SB 961 - Lembke - Repeals and modifies duplicate statutes SB 962 - Schaefer - Modifies provisions relating to gifted education SB 963 - Shoemyer - Transfers the administration of the Minority Teaching Scholarship and the Minority and Underrepresented Environmental Literacy Program to the Department of Higher Education SB 964 - Barnitz - Allows criminal investigators with the Department of Revenue to be appointed by the department director as peace officers and to carry firearms SB 965 - Barnitz - Places a surcharge on certain electricity generated from nuclear sources SB 966 - Barnitz - Modifies provisions pertaining to enhanced 911 services SB 967 - Cunningham - Allows any winery, distiller, manufacturer, wholesaler or brewer to provide beverage samples on a licensed retail premises for tasting purposes SB 968 - Stouffer - Lowers the age requirement for a concealed carry endorsement from 23 to 21 SB 969 - Keaveny - Modifies provisions relating to school attendance SB 970 - Lembke - Exempts transportation management companies, and their subcontractors, who contract with the state from certain regulations SB 971 - Lembke - Requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to make available resources relating to umbilical cord blood SB 972 - Dempsey - Enacts provisions relating to documents and materials for health insurance enrollees SB 973 - Ridgeway - Authorizes state and local sales and use tax exemptions for shooting ranges SB 974 - Mayer - Designates a portion of Highway 80 in New Madrid County as the "Gene Curtis Memorial Highway" SB 975 - Schaefer - Authorizes the use of an electronic death registration system SB 976 - Rupp - Creates the Race to the Top Fund to receive any funds received from the federal government through the Race to the Top Program SB 977 - Rupp - Requires courts to not electronically display protective order cases, unless a full order of protection is granted SB 978 - Rupp - Enacts various provisions of law related to the treatment of qualified financial contracts and similar agreements in insurance insolvency proceedings SB 979 - Rupp - Requires long-term care insurance rates to be approved by the Director of the Department of Insurance as a condition of issuance of such policies within Missouri SB 980 - Pearce - Requires the Joint Committee on Education to conduct a study on voluntary prekindergarten in Missouri SB 981 - Callahan - Modifies various provisions of law regarding sales taxes SB 982 - Bray - Enacts the Prevention First Act SB 983 - Bray - Creates the Missouri Energy Efficiency Performance Standard SB 984 - Lembke - Modifies the provision of law which makes it a class B misdemeanor for any gaming licensee to exchange tokens, chips, or other forms of credit used on gambling games for anything of value SB 985 - Goodman - Modifies certain requirements about identification information in certain court pleadings, liens, notices of garnishment, and writs of sequestration SB 986 - Barnitz - Authorizes physical therapists to accept prescriptions for treatment from advanced practice registered nurses licensed in Missouri SB 987 - Stouffer - Increases the statutory award amount for research projects funded by the University of Missouri Board of Curators SB 988 - Shoemyer - Creates registration, reporting, and fee requirements for composting facilities SB 989 - Shoemyer - Modifies provisions of law allowing certain counties to impose a tax to fund road rock purchases SB 990 - Scott - Reauthorizes the Children's Vision Examination Program pursuant to the Missouri Sunset Act SB 991 - Scott - Eliminates, combines, and revises certain state boards, commissions, committees, and councils SB 992 - Clemens - Creates the Missouri Farmland Trust SB 993 - Crowell - Authorizes the Governor to convey certain state properties SB 994 - Crowell - Creates the Missouri Electrical Industry Licensing Board to license certain electrical contractors SB 995 - Justus - Authorizes the Department of Corrections to establish a pilot program for a mental health assessment process SB 996 - Justus - Modifies provisions regarding licensure of residential care facilities and foster homes SB 997 - Scott - Modifies educational requirements for obtaining a substitute teacher license SB 998 - Schaefer - Enacts the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act SB 999 - Schaefer - Modifies provisions of the Enhanced Enterprise Zone Program SB 1000 - Green - Transfers certain stated amounts from 23 funds to the State General Revenue Fund SB 1001 - Griesheimer - Requires the Governor to annually issue a proclamation setting apart the first week of May as "Local Government Week" in Missouri SB 1002 - Wilson - Authorizes the establishment of the Kansas City Zoological District SB 1003 - Pearce - Modifies the requirements for private investigator licensing SB 1004 - Schaefer - Increases the penalty for endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree when the person creates a substantial risk to the life of a child under the age or 5 by shaking him or her SB 1005 - Schaefer - Changes the laws regarding the use of deadly force by a private property owner or lessor, exempts antique firearms from certain weapons offenses, and modifies provisions concerning concealed carry endorsements SB 1006 - Schaefer - Modifies and creates provisions pertaining to water quality SB 1007 - Dempsey - Amends various requirements for public assistance programs administered by the state SB 1008 - Bray - Requires installers of modular units to be licensed and regulated by the Public Service Commission in the same manner as manufactured home installers SB 1009 - Bray - Establishes the implementation of a Health Care Quality Report Card SB 1010 - Bray - Establishes the Compassionate Assistance for Rape Emergencies Act SB 1011 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions of law providing for the reimbursement of costs incurred in assessing property for tax purposes SB 1012 - Lager - Modifies provisions relating to water quality laboratory testing SB 1013 - Lembke - Modifies the law that limits indemnity agreements in construction work contracts SB 1014 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to crime SB 1015 - Clemens - Creates a state permit that supercedes local permits for certain vendors at farmer's markets SB 1016 - Mayer - Provides the Department of Revenue with various mechanisms for the enforcement and collection of state taxes SB 1017 - Mayer - Extends the sunsets on certain provider taxes SB 1018 - Nodler - Grants priority in the fee office competitive bidding to nonprofit organizations if their primary administrative office is located in the same county, legislative district, or senatorial district as the fee office bid upon SB 1019 - Barnitz - Expands the allowable uses of the Loan Guaranty Program for agricultural business development loans SB 1020 - Barnitz - Modifies the Hero at Home Program SB 1021 - Shoemyer - Allows school districts that lost days due to H1N1 influenza in the 2009-2010 school year to not have to make up those days SB 1022 - Stouffer - Adds to the list of entities that are required to report disciplinary action against health care professionals SB 1023 - Cunningham - Modifies provisions regarding hospital licensure SB 1024 - Cunningham - Modifies provisions relating to teachers SB 1025 - Goodman - Allows $9,999 in an irrevocable trust for certain funeral expenses to not be considered an asset when determining eligibility for public assistance SB 1026 - Rupp - Denies unemployment benefits for those with outstanding overpayment penalties SB 1027 - Rupp - Modifies Missouri's highway corridor preservation process SB 1028 - Rupp - Reduces the maximum penalty on delinquent county property taxes SB 1029 - Rupp - Instructs the Director of the Department of Public Safety to conduct a study regarding the safety of rural lettered highways in Missouri SB 1030 - Rupp - Creates the Behavior Analyst Advisory Board and requires licensing to engage in applied behavior analysis SB 1031 - Bray - Modifies law regarding property insurance SB 1032 - Bray - Creates a whistleblower program for securities violations SB 1033 - Bray - Requires the State Board of Education to establish school improvement standards to be used by charter school sponsors to annually evaluate charter schools SB 1034 - Bray - Recognizes certain codes, including specific building, residential, fire, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical codes, as the Missouri state construction codes to be adopted by certain political subdivisions SB 1035 - Bray - Requires parental consent for blood donors under 18 years of age SB 1036 - Bray - Allows senior citizens and disabled persons to defer property tax payments SB 1037 - Bray - Allows the formation of clean energy development boards to finance energy projects SB 1038 - Bray - Modifies provisions relating to services provided by the Department of Social Services in county offices SB 1039 - Pearce - Requires the Joint Committee on Education to conduct a study on the issue of standards for elementary and secondary education SB 1040 - Schaefer - Extends the expiration date to August 28, 2022 for environmental laws relating to dry-cleaning facilities SB 1041 - Schmitt - Creates tax incentives for purchases of tangible business property by eligible small businesses SB 1042 - Schmitt - Establishes the MO HealthNet Office of Inspector General SB 1043 - Schmitt - Modifies several provisions of laws relating to health insurance SB 1044 - Schmitt - Requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to solicit bids for establishing a consumer health information website SB 1045 - Wright-Jones - Makes it a crime for a person under the age of 25 in St. Louis City to knowingly occupy a vehicle with a firearm SB 1046 - Wright-Jones - Modifies the compulsory attendance age for the St. Louis City School District so that students must attend school from 5 years of age to 18 years of age SB 1047 - Wright-Jones - Modifies provisions governing the disposition of unclaimed property seized by law enforcement SB 1048 - Crowell - Modifies the retirement plans for certain state employees and judges SB 1049 - Crowell - Modifies the retirement plans for state employees and judges who start work for the first time on or after January 1, 2011 SB 1050 - Crowell - Creates a company to manage investments for public retirement systems SB 1051 - Crowell - Bars legislators from lobbying and serving on boards, commissions and committees for one year after leaving office SB 1052 - Crowell - Bars legislators from being compensated by federal and state political committees SB 1053 - Crowell - Removes all statewide elected officials from the Missouri Development Finance Board and the Missouri Housing Development Commission SB 1054 - Crowell - Prohibits the receipt of tax credits by campaign contributors SB 1055 - Crowell - Modifies the State Legal Expense Fund SB 1056 - Crowell - Enacts provisions relating to MO HealthNet provider taxes SB 1057 - Shields - Reorganizes certain entities, divisions and departments within state government SB 1058 - Shields - Modifies provisions of law regarding the retirement of neighborhood improvement district bonds SB 1059 - Shields - Allows for the Department of Mental Health to enter in cooperative agreements with the Missouri Mental Health Foundation and other state and local entities SB 1060 - Bartle - Modifies requirements regarding the presiding judge of a circuit court's assignment of certain types of cases and provisions regarding judges, certain juries, and various other provisions SB 1061 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to the appeals process for certain programs administered by the Department of Social Services SB 1062 - Schmitt - Enacts provisions relating to health care data standardization and transparency SB 1063 - Clemens - Licenses clinical laboratory personnel SB 1064 - Lembke - Modifies provisions of law regarding property tax rates SB 1065 - Lager - Creates the Joint Committee on the Reduction and Reorganization of Programs within State Government SB 1066 - Wright-Jones - Establishes plans to increase the participation of certified socially and economically disadvantaged small business concerns, minority business enterprises, and women's business enterprises in contracting with the state SB 1067 - Shields - Creates the Joint Committee on Missouri's Promise SCR 31 - Pearce - Encourages students and faculty to promote international education at Missouri colleges and universities SCR 32 - Crowell - Disapproves the new values for agricultural and horticultural property filed with the Secretary of State's Office on December 21, 2009, by the State Tax Commission SCR 33 - Nodler - Encourages the United States Congress to urge federal agencies to exercise regulatory forbearance with respect to well-managed community depositories SCR 34 - Lembke - Reaffirms Missouri's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment SCR 35 - Stouffer - Disapproves the new values for agricultural and horticultural property filed with the Secretary of State's Office on December 21, 2009, by the State Tax Commission SCR 36 - Schmitt - Urges Congress to pass a balanced budget amendment to the United States Constitution SCR 37 - Schmitt - Urges Missouri's Attorney General to investigate the constitutionality of the Nebraska Compromise to federal health care legislation SCR 38 - Rupp - Rescinds Missouri's 1983 call for a constitutional convention SCR 39 - Schaefer - Urges Congress to designate the Liberty Memorial as the National World War I Memorial SCR 40 - Justus - Ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution SCR 41 - Schmitt - Creates the Joint Interim Committee on Oversight of Federal Stimulus and Stabilization Funds SCR 42 - Bray - Urges state agencies to address light pollution at state facilities, calls for a study on impacts of light pollution, and encourages the creation of starlight preserves SCR 43 - Schmitt - Urges Congress to designate the Liberty Memorial as the National World War I Memorial SCR 44 - Justus - Urges Congress to replace the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy with a policy of nondiscrimination on the basis of sexual orientation SCR 45 - Stouffer - Urges Congress to continue to support the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy SCR 46 - Stouffer - Urges Congress not to enact cap and trade legislation SCR 47 - Engler - Authorizes employment of an independent certified public accountant to perform an audit on the State Auditor's Office SCR 48 - Shields - Petitions the Council of State Governments to move the state of Missouri from the Southern Region of the Council to the Midwest Region of the Council SCR 49 - Wright-Jones - Requests the President and Congress take proactive steps to create jobs and provide fiscal relief to state and local governments SCR 50 - Shoemyer - Urges the President and Congress to lift tariffs on die cast magnesium alloys from China and find a creative solution to protect the nation's lone magnesium producer and the United States die casting industry SCR 51 - Stouffer - Urges Missouri's Congressional delegation to oppose funding the Missouri River Authorized Purposes Study SCR 52 - Lager - Recognizes that tax refunds lawfully belong to the people and that the Governor and the Department of Revenue must ensure that income tax refunds are processed and returned in a timely manner SCR 53 - Purgason - Requests Congress to amend the Seventeenth Amendment to allow state legislatures to elect members of the United States Senate SCR 54 - Purgason - Creates the Joint Interim Committee on Reducing the Size of State Government SCR 55 - Nodler - Urges the president not to implement recommendations made by the Interagency Ocean Policy Task Force if recreational fishing is not recognized as a key activity SCR 56 - Schmitt - Urges the Department of Natural Resources to consider the use of certain coal technology in its permitting of new coal-fired power plants SCR 57 - Ridgeway - Endorses an observer status for Taiwan in the International Civil Aviation Organization SCR 58 - Wright-Jones - Urges the Gaming Commission to allow Missouri's first excursion gambling boat license to remain in the City of St. Louis SCR 59 - Rupp - Urges the United States Senate to reject the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child SJR 19 - Bartle - Proposes constitutional change to allow the Department of Transportation to construct and maintain toll roads SJR 20 - Bartle - Creates an exception to the prohibition against laws retrospective in operation by allowing certain laws pertaining to DNA profiling analysis to be applied retrospectively SJR 21 - Bartle - Creates the Missouri Savings Account in the Constitution SJR 22 - Callahan - Authorizes the creation of Show-me Small Business Districts SJR 23 - Ridgeway - Prohibits a political subdivision from receiving state funding if it provides health insurance to its employees through a public health insurance option plan SJR 24 - Wilson - Authorizes the creation of tax free zones SJR 25 - Cunningham - Prohibits laws interfering with freedom of choice in health care SJR 26 - Cunningham - Limits increases in assessed value of real property caused by reassessment until a transfer of ownership occurs SJR 27 - Lembke - Changes the method by which certain judges are selected SJR 28 - Lembke - Changes the process for determining compensation and changes the amount of judicial salaries SJR 29 - Purgason - Replaces all taxes on income with a sales and use tax SJR 30 - Bartle - Requires all state and local ballot measures which seek to create a new, or increase an existing, tax to be placed before voters during general elections SJR 31 - Scott - Proposes a constitutional amendment reaffirming a citizen's right to free expression of religion SJR 32 - Schmitt - Requires a two-thirds majority vote of both houses of the General Assembly to pass a new, or increase an existing, state tax SJR 33 - Bartle - Allows in prosecutions for crimes of a sexual nature involving a victim under eighteen years of age, evidence of prior criminal acts to be admissible into evidence for certain purposes SJR 34 - Goodman - Requires the Attorney General to seek appropriate relief against actions of the federal government when directed by the Governor, General Assembly, or a petition of the voters SJR 35 - Lager - Limits general revenue appropriations and mandates state income tax rate reductions in certain situations SJR 36 - Lager - Modifies procedures by which the General Assembly must approve salary recommendations from the Citizens' Commission on the Compensation of Elected Officials SJR 37 - Ridgeway - Replaces all taxes on income with a sales and use tax SJR 38 - Ridgeway - Requires the legislative session to end in late March rather than mid-May SJR 39 - Crowell - Proposes a constitutional amendment to modify the composition of the State Board of Education SJR 40 - Goodman - Requires voting by secret ballot for elections and employee representation SJR 41 - Lembke - WITHDRAWN SJR 42 - Lembke - Modifies Missouri's Bill of Rights to include a statement that all persons have a natural right to economic freedom SJR 43 - Mayer - Authorizes the creation of tax free zones SJR 44 - Shields - Proposes a constitutional amendment to eliminate the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Department of Higher Education and instead create a new Department of Education SJR 45 - Shields - Modifies the State Board of Education and requires the advice and consent of the Senate for the appointment of the Commissioner of Education SR 1400 - Engler - Employee Resolution SR 1668 - Vogel - Relating to use of the Senate Chamber by the Jefferson City Rotary Club SR 1669 - Vogel - Authorized the use of the chamber by the Missouri Catholic Conference SR 1743 - Schmitt - Allows the Missouri Youth Leadership Forum for Students with Disabilities to use the Senate Chamber SR 1744 - Shields - Amends the Senate Rules to provide that each employee of the Senate must provide a statement to the Secretary of the Senate if the employee earns more than $5,000 of outside income in a calendar year SR 2042 - Vogel - Allows the Missouri YMCA to use the Senate Chamber

Senate Bills: 491
Senate Concurrent Resolutions: 29
Senate Joint Resolutions: 27
Senate Resolutions: 6