CCS/HS/HCS/SS/SCS/SB 678 & 742 - This act revises various provisions regarding judicial and administrative procedure. The Conference Committee Substitute, as amended by Conference Committee Amendment No. 1, was not adopted by either chamber.

SECTION 34.040: Requires the state auditor to annually audit cost-plus contracts; requires the commissioner of administration to adopt rules for bidding procedures via the Internet.

SECTION 34.046: Clarifies that the term "another governmental entity" includes the federal governmental services administration.

SECTION 34.070: Requires the division of purchasing to conduct a lottery to determine the successful bidder if more than one bid is of equal quality and price.

SECTION 34.076: Requires bidders domiciled outside of Missouri to comply with requirements applicable to bidders domiciled in Missouri.

SECTION 34.165: Deletes this section relating to purchasing procedures for the state.

SECTION 37.020: Requires the office of administration to audit annually reports of minority business participation and conduct an annual conference on the state's minority business enterprise program.

SECTION 43.503: Requires courts to order fingerprinting of all persons before sentencing or commitment.

SECTION 56.066: St. Francois County prosecuting attorney shall be full time and not engage in other practice of law.

SECTION 56.085: Allows associate circuit judges to issue subpoenas in criminal investigations.

SECTION 67.133: Requires felony court costs to be assessed in felony traffic cases.

SECTION 70.300: Each cooperative contract of political subdivision shall be in writing and a copy filed with the Secretary of State.

SECTION 104.312: Allows parties in a divorce to agree to a date for division of pension assets. Current law allows division only as of the date of the decree.

SECTION 105.1225: Requires technology master plans of executive branch agencies.

SECTION 161.640: Requires DESE to establish a pilot project in its technology master plan in Saline county to purchase computer software designed for the reactive acquisition of vocabulary elements.

SECTION 193.185: Requires persons who perform marriage ceremonies to certify the marriage within 60 days after the marriage.

SECTION 196.790: Eliminates trials de novo for violations of Missouri's imitation butter laws.

SECTIONS 210.865 & .870: Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to share information concerning juveniles with the State Courts Administrator and the departments of social Services, Mental Health, and Health. The substitute also establishes the Juvenile Information Governance Commission to recommend standards for the sharing of information about juveniles between executive agencies and circuit courts.

SECTION 211.029: Repeals provisions relating to appeals from findings of juvenile court commissioners to allow such procedures to be governed by Section 478.037, RSMo.

SECTION 210.181: Court may suspend imposition of disposition of juvenile to Division of Youth Services.

SECTION 211.185: Increases from $4,000 to $20,000 the maximum amount that a parent and child may be ordered to pay as restitution for a child's criminal act, for offenses after September 1, 2000.

SECTION 221.510: Jake's Law. Requires law enforcement officers to conduct warrant checks before releasing any prisoner.

SECTION 286.010: Allows the governor to appoint 3 additional administrative law judges to serve in the Division of Workers' Compensation prior to July 1, 2003.

SECTION 302.535: Removes authority of traffic court judges to hear Department of Revenue petitions.

SECTION 303.041: Allows the Director of Revenue to take enforcement action for violations of administrative supervision.

SECTION 320.091: Requires certain conditions to be met before donors of fire equipment may receive immunity from civil liability.

SECTIONS 351.025 & 354.065: Extends to August 31, 2001 the expiration date of certain provisions related to not for profit health services corporations.

SECTIONS 374.695 - 374.789: Professional Bail Bondsman Licensing Act.

SECTION 375.1220: Extends the expiration date of certain provisions relating to the liquidation of insurers.

SECTION 407.820: Clarifies long-arm jurisdiction of administrative agencies regarding motor vehicle transactions.

SECTION 407.822: Expands time limits for the process within the Administrative Hearing Commission (AHC). A party seeking relief may file an application for a hearing. The AHC will then enter an order fixing a date, time and place for a hearing on the record to all parties. The act places a hold on any franchisor action requiring "good cause" when the action is protested by a