Missouri Senate - Daily Action

Missouri Senate
Senate Action for 5/09/02
As of 12:52 p.m.

SB 0758 - Bentley - Clarifies registration requirements for offenders: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

SB 0795 - Schneider - Creates Emergency Communications Systems Fund for use of counties: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

SB 0810 - Dougherty - Expands the Utilicare program for elderly, disabled, and other qualifying individuals: 05/09/02 -- HS for HCS H offered (Ladd Baker); 05/09/02 -- HA 1 to HS for HCS H offered & adopted (Relford); 05/09/02 -- HA 2 to HS for HCS H offered (Smith); 05/09/02 -- Bill Placed on Calendar

SB 1086 - DePasco - Allows certain cities to remove nuisances & revises laws regarding rehabilitation of abandoned property: 05/09/02 -- S conferees appointed; 05/09/02 -- (Quick, Stoll, Childers, Bentley); 05/09/02 -- In Conference

SB 1202 - Westfall - Transfers various powers to the Department of Transportation to implement Governor's Executive Order: 05/09/02 -- H refused to recede & granted conference; 05/09/02 -- S conferees appointed; 05/09/02 -- (Westfall, Russell, Cauthorn, Staples, Goode); 05/09/02 -- In Conference

SB 1220 - Sims - Requires criminal history check for certain persons related to the gaming industry, & state gaming & lottery commissions: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

SB 1248 - Mathewson - Modifies various provisions related to collection and refund procedures of sales and income taxes: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

SB 1281 - Russell - Supplemental appropriation: 05/09/02 -- Taken up; 05/09/02 -- Placed back on Calendar

SCR 063 - Bland - Establishes the Laugh-O-Gram Studio Building in Kansas City as a state historical site

05/09/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions &

Ethics Committee

SCR 073 - Bland - After school activities & summer programs for Public School Systems

05/09/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions &

Ethics Committee

SCR 075 - Singleton - Urges the Governor to name the month of May as "Hispanic Cultural Month"

05/09/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions &

Ethics Committee

05/09/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions &

Ethics Committee

HB 1041 - Myers - Expands purposes for which certain local tourism taxes can be used: 05/09/02 -- SS for SCS S offered (Childers); 05/09/02 -- SA 1 to SS for SCS S offered & adopted (Stoll); 05/09/02 -- SA 2 to SS for SCS S offered & adopted (Kennedy); 05/09/02 -- SA 3 to SS for SCS S offered & adopted (Sims); 05/09/02 -- Placed on Informal Calendar

HB 1093 - Relford - Allows motorists to obtain various special license plates & limits the issuance of such plates to certain entities: 05/09/02 -- S Third Read and Passed - Consent

HB 1101 - Green - Appropriations for the Department of Higher Education: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1102 - Green - Appropriations for the State Board of Education and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1103 - Green - Appropriations for the Department of Higher Education: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1104 - Green - Appropriations for the Department of Revenue and the Department of Transportation: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1105 - Green - Appropriations for the Office of Administration, Department of Transportation and Chief Executive's Office: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1106 - Green - Appropriations for the departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture and Conservation: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1107 - Green - Appropriations for the departments of Economic Development, Insurance and Labor and Industrial Relations: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1108 - Green - Appropriations for the Department of Public Safety: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1109 - Green - Appropriation for the Department of Corrections: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1110 - Green - Appropriations for the depts. of Health & Mental Health, the Board of Public Bldgs. & the MO Health Faclts. Review Comm.: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1111 - Green - Appropriations for the Department of Social Services: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1112 - Green - Appropriations for state elected officials, judiciary and the General Assembly: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1205 - Seigfreid - Creates various special license plates related to the military: 05/09/02 -- H concurred in SCS; 05/09/02 -- H Third Read and Passed; 05/09/02 -- Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed

HB 1313 - Burton - Modifies provisions relating to the licensure of physical therapists: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HB 1443 - Barry - Modifies provisions relating to child abandonment: 05/09/02 -- SS for SCS S offered (Gibbons)

HB 1460 - Hilgemann - Allows St. Louis public schools the power to raise the compulsory attendance age for that district from 16 to 17: 05/09/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee

HB 1468 - Ward - Modifies several provisions regulating commercial casualty insurance and commercial property insurance: 05/09/02 -- H concurred in SCS; 05/09/02 -- H Third Read and Passed; 05/09/02 -- Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed

HB 1473 - Green - Allows enrollees to obtain managed care documents via the Internet & exempts certain policies from health benefit plan: 05/09/02 -- H concurred in SCS; 05/09/02 -- H Third Read and Passed; 05/09/02 -- Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed

HB 1712 - Monaco - Modifies provisions of Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code regarding matters regulated by the Secretary of State: 05/09/02 -- H refused to concur in SS for SCS, as amended; 05/09/02 -- H requested S recede or grant conference

HB 1717 - Foley - Revises certificate of need law and enacts a review certification procedure for acute care facilities

05/09/02 -- SCS Voted Do Pass S Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions &

Ethics Committee

HB 1726 - Walton - Compels local school districts to establish a written policy prohibiting bullying: 05/09/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Education Committee

HB 1789 - Ross - Allows special license plates for former members of the General Assembly & revises historic motor vehicle plates law: 05/09/02 -- H concurred in SCS; 05/09/02 -- H Third Read and Passed; 05/09/02 -- Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed

HB 1811 - Gambaro - Authorizes various conveyances of property: 05/09/02 -- S Third Read and Passed - Consent

HB 1888 - Barnitz - Revises numerous provisions relating to pawnbrokers and theft crimes to reflect new felony limit of $500: 05/09/02 -- H concurred in SS for SCS; 05/09/02 -- H Third Read and Passed; 05/09/02 -- Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed

HB 2120 - Ridgeway - Property stolen from a merchant shall be valued at the merchant's sales price: 05/09/02 -- In Conference

HJR 051 - Whorton - Proposes a constitutional amendment to preserve the right to hunt, fish, or harvest game

05/09/02 -- Hearing Conducted S Agriculture, Conservation, Parks

& Tourism Committee

05/09/02 -- Voted Do Pass S Agriculture, Conservation, Parks and

Tourism Committee