JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Mike Cunningham, R-Rogersville, discusses some of the highlights of the just-completed First Regular Session of the 99th General Assembly, including:
- Senate Bill 34, legislation that seeks to modify and creates new provisions relating to criminal offenses;
- Senate Bill 35, a measure that would modify public notice and hearing requirements for certain land purchases made by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources or the Commissioner of Administration on behalf of state departments; and
- Senate Bill 19, which will create new provisions of law relating to labor organizations when it takes effect on Aug. 28.
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- Senator Cunningham says Senate Bill 34, legislation that seeks to modify and creates new provisions relating to criminal offenses, became an omnibus crime bill in the Missouri House of Representatives.
(:30) Cunningham-1-051217 - Senator Cunningham adds his Senate Bill 35, a measure that would modify public notice and hearing requirements for certain land purchases made by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources or the Commissioner of Administration on behalf of state departments, also passed.
(:32) Cunningham-2-051217 - Senator Cunningham also says Senate Bill 19, which will create new provisions of law relating to labor organizations, is the biggest of the jobs bills passed this year.
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