JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville, discusses Missouri Senate passage of the state’s operating budget for Fiscal Year 2020; Senate Bill 29, legislation that seeks to extend the sunset on certain health care provider reimbursement allowances; House Bill 397, a measure that would modify provisions relating to the protection of children; Senate Joint Resolution 14 and 9 which — if approved by voters — would modify term limits for various elected public officers; and Senate Bill 327, legislation that would modify several provisions relating to gaming.
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Luetkemeyer-Podcast-042519 (7:45) Q: sports book betting.
- Senator Luetkemeyer says, under the Missouri Senate version of the state’s operating budget for Fiscal Year 2020, Missouri Western University would potentially receive new funding.
Luetkemeyer-1-042519 (:30) Q: for higher education. - Senator Luetkemeyer adds an attempted amendment onto Senate Bill 29, legislation that seeks to extend the sunset on certain health care provider reimbursement allowances, would have required certain qualifications for Medicaid.
Luetkemeyer-2-042519 (:30) Q: onto the bill. - Senator Luetkemeyer also says House Bill 397, a measure that would modify provisions relating to the protection of children.
Luetkemeyer-3-042519 (:31) Q: the governor’s desk. - Senator Luetkemeyer says Senate Joint Resolution 14 and 9 which — if approved by voters — would modify term limits for various elected public officers.
Luetkemeyer-4-042519 (:30) Q: statewide elected officials.