JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Mike Cunningham, R-Rogersville, discusses Senate Bill 563, which seeks to modify provisions relating to the MO RX Plan. The measure was given Missouri Senate approval and sent to the Missouri House of Representatives for similar consideration yesterday (2/1). He also talks about House Bill 1246, legislation that would require certain locations and businesses to post information regarding human trafficking. This measure now goes to the executive branch.
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Cunningham-Podcast-020118 (2:51) Q: going through here.
- Senator Cunningham says Missouri lawmakers were forced by a tight budget, last year, to reauthorize the MO RX Plan for dual eligibility.
Cunningham-1-020118 (:29) Q: result is here. - Senator Cunningham adds part of the Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee’s task is to determine need.
Cunningham-2-020118 (:26) Q: for our seniors. - Senator Cunningham also says House Bill 1246, legislation that would require certain locations and businesses to post information regarding human trafficking, now goes to the executive branch.
Cunningham-3-020118 (:30) Q: here in Missouri. - Senator Cunningham says the need for this type of law comes with being “America’s crossroads.”
Cunningham-4-020118 (:16) Q: going through here.