Missouri Senate
Senate Action for 1/30/02
- SB 0636 - Wiggins - Repeals expiration of K.C. mass transportation sales tax
- 01/30/02 -- Removed from S Consent Calendar
- SB 0639 - Caskey - Modifies production requirements for sellers of jams and jellies
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Public Health & Welfare Committee
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Public Health & Welfare Committee
- Consent
- SB 0642 - Russell - Requires hepatitis B testing, in addition to HIV testing, for crime victims and prisoners
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Cancelled S Public Health & Welfare
- Committee
- SB 0645 - Mathewson - Authorizes Caldwell, DeKalb and Daviess counties to impose a voter approved sales tax to fund Jail Districts
- 01/30/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass S Local Government & Economic
- Development Committee
- SB 0646 - Staples - Exempts persons 21 years of age or older from wearing motorcycle helmets
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Transportation Committee
- SB 0650 - Singleton - Removes statute of limitations for forcible rape and forcible sodomy
- 01/30/02 -- SS S offered & adopted (Klarich)
- 01/30/02 -- Perfected
- SB 0660 - Westfall - Prohibits open containers of alcohol in motor vehicles
- 01/30/02 -- SA 1 to SCS S offered & adopted (Jacob)
- 01/30/02 -- SA 2 to SCS S offered & adopted (Schneider)
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Placed on Informal Calendar
- SB 0678 - Bland - Requires charter schools to meet all accreditation standards and requirements
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee
- SB 0679 - Bland - Establishes planning commission for Kansas City Missouri School District
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee
- SB 0681 - Stoll - Revises line 14 of the Foundation Formula
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do NOT Pass S Education Committee
- SB 0683 - Stoll - Authorizes Festus to impose a hotel-motel sales tax for promotion of tourism
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Local Goernment & Economic
- Development Committee
- SB 0692 - Gross - School boards to establish the daily observance of one minute of silence in each classroom
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Education Committee
- SB 0712 - Singleton - Creates the Missouri State Emergency Health Powers Act to address state public health emergencies
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Public Health & Welfare Committee
- 01/30/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass (SCS SB 712) S Public Health &
- Welfare Committee
- SB 0714 - Singleton - Allows the state to temporarily license certain health care practitioners during a state public health emergency
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Public Health & Welfare Committee
- SB 0718 - House - Mandates weekly Pledge of Allegiance for school children
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Education Committee
- SB 0719 - Westfall - Creates state aid payment for educating pupils with limited English proficiency
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee
- SB 0721 - Westfall - Drivers must take certain actions when emergency vehicle is approaching and obey signals of sheriff or deputy sheriff
- 01/30/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass (SCS SBs 721, 757, 818 & 930) S
- Transportation Committee
- SB 0722 - Bentley - Allows individuals to obtain a temporary administrator certificate
- 01/30/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass S Education Committee (3028S.06C)
- SB 0738 - Cauthorn - Allows the Department of Transportation to contract with private individuals to mow and maintain the right-of-ways
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 970, 968, 921, 867, 868 & 738)
- S Transportation Committee
- SB 0749 - Goode - Specifies the effective dates for laws passed by initiative and vetoed bills when veto is overridden
- 01/30/02 -- Removed from S Consent Calendar
- 01/30/02 -- Reported From S Financial & Governmental Org., Vet.
- Affairs & Elections Committee to Floor - Consent
- SB 0756 - Westfall - Allows student participation in events of certain organizations during school hours
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee
- SB 0757 - Westfall - Creates the Head Injury Fund for use by the Missouri Head Injury Advisory Council
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 721, 757, 818 & 930) S
- Transportation Committee
- SB 0767 - Steelman - University of Missouri-Rolla may sponsor charter schools
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee-Consent
- SB 0783 - Steelman - Requires school districts to provide phonics instruction
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee
- SB 0798 - Westfall - Allows two sets of specialized plates to be issued to U.S. Congressional members
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Transportation Committee-Consent
- SB 0801 - DePasco - Requires Revenue Department to reinstate driving privileges after court finds in favor of driver
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Scheduled But Not Heard S Civil & Criminal
- Jurisprudence Committee
- SB 0802 - DePasco - Creates the crime of fraudulent use of a credit or debit device to "pay" property taxes to obtain auto license tags
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee
- SB 0804 - DePasco - Authorizes Governor to convey 12 property interests held by the Department of Mental Health to Kansas City
- 01/30/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass S Local Government & Economic
- Development Committee-Consent
- SB 0807 - Klarich - Creates crime of eluding a peace officer
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee
- SB 0813 - Mathewson - Modifies appropriations procedures for community college districts
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee-Consent
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Education Committee-Consent
- SB 0818 - Westfall - Revises portions of the Model Traffic Ordinance chapter
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 721, 757, 818 & 930) S
- Transportation Committee
- SB 0826 - Gross - Revises law regarding notification procedure for a holder of a bad check
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Cancelled S Pensions & General Laws Committee
- SB 0836 - Gross - Codifies Mobile Telecommunications Sourcing Act
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Pensions & General Laws Committee
- SB 0849 - DePasco - Creates crime of enticement
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee
- SB 0854 - Gross - Creates the "Terrorism Prevention Act"
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Pensions & General Laws Committee
- SB 0855 - Caskey - Requires sex offenders to register with county officials be- fore Sept. 10, 2002 or within 10 days of entering the county
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee
- SB 0856 - Russell - Establishes an enterprise zone for Wright County
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Local Government & Economic
- Development Committee
- SB 0857 - Dougherty - Provides consumer protection for price gouging during a state of emergency
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Pensions & General Laws Committee
- SB 0860 - Rohrbach - Changes the name of the Missouri Commission for the Deaf to Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Pensions & General Laws
- Committee-Consent
- SB 0861 - Rohrbach - Modifies definition of American Sign Language to include that it is the native language for many deaf Missourians
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Pensions & General Laws
- Committee-Consent
- SB 0867 - Cauthorn - Allows Transportation Commission to enter into design-build contracts
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 970, 968, 921, 867, 868 & 738)
- S Transportation Committee
- SB 0868 - Cauthorn - Eliminates the requirement that road projects be bid in sections not to exceed 10 miles
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 970, 968, 921, 867, 868 & 738)
- S Transportation Committee
- SB 0875 - Gross - Revises crime of possession of child pornography
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee
- SB 0882 - Sims - Changes the name of the Missouri Commission for the Deaf to the Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Pensions & General Laws Committee
- SB 0891 - Kenney - Amends a techincal error created in House Bill 202 from the past session
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Transportation Committee-Consent
- SB 0921 - Sims - Prohibits transporting of hazardous materials in tunnels and on certain highways designated by highway commission
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 970, 968, 921, 867, 868 & 738)
- S Transportation Committee
- SB 0930 - Stoll - Requires permit drivers to display sign bearing the words "PERMIT DRIVER" while operating a motor vehicle
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 721, 757, 818 & 930) S
- Transportation Committee
- SB 0968 - Westfall - Repeals limit on aviation fuel tax and removes it from the sunset clause
- 01/30/02 -- Bill Combined (SCS SBs 970, 968, 921, 867, 868 & 738)
- S Transportation Committee
- SB 0969 - Westfall - Adds forcible rape and forcible sodomy to dangerous felonies and increases minimum sentence from five to ten years
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee
- SB 0970 - Westfall - Repeals sunset on motor fuel tax and allows transportation department to engage in design-build contracts
- 01/30/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass (SCS SBs 970, 968, 921, 867,
- 868 & 738) S Transportation Committee
- SB 1065 - Staples - Makes various changes to the current billboard law
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1066 - Klindt - Allows certification programs for corrections officers
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1067 - Foster - Creates several funds and boards relating to agriculture
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1068 - Dougherty - Requires Dept. of Health & Sr. Services to provide child care facilities with a list of unsafe children's products
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1069 - Sims - Requires Medicaid eligibility & benefits for home- and community-based services to be equal to institutional care
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1070 - Gibbons - Allows Highway Patrol to provide information on persons registered under "Megan's Law"
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1071 - Klindt - Relates to the division of tourism supplemental revenue fund
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1072 - Childers - Revises provisions relating to water permitting for aquaculture facilities
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1073 - Cauthorn - Allows credit for prior service for prosecuting or circuit attorneys serving as of August 28, 2002
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1074 - Goode - Increases the cigarette and tobacco products tax
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1075 - Caskey - Creates the Breimyer Center for Sustainable Food and Farming Systems
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1076 - DePasco - Authorizes pawnshop database for law enforcement purposes
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1077 - Klarich - Imposes additional fines and driver's license suspensions on persons failing to yield the right-of-way
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1078 - Kennedy - Changes the custodian of the Statutory County Recorder's Fund
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1079 - Bland - Lowers the maximum penalties consumers must pay for late payments on certain credit transactions
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1080 - Bland - Creates a braider classification requiring licensing by the Board of Cosmetology
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1081 - Bland - Establishes the Joint Committee on Health Care Policy and Planning
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SB 1082 - Bland - Outlines minimum staffing requirements for skilled nursing facilities
- 01/30/02 -- S First Read
- SCR 041 - Rohrbach - Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on Primary Care Workplace Adequacy
- 01/30/02 -- Referred S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions & Ethics
- Committee
- SJR 031 - Gross - Voters shall determine whether tobacco proceeds are included in or excluded from total state revenues
- 01/30/02 -- Hearing Cancelled S Pensions & General Laws Committee
- HB 1386 - O'Connor - Revises tinted window restrictions.
- 01/30/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Transportation Committee