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Abortion (7)

SB 2 - Loudon - Modifies laws relating to abortion

SB 94 - Cauthorn - Creates the Respect Life license plate and establishes a fund to promote alternatives to abortion

SB 164 - Crowell - Prohibits the use of public funds for health and social services programs that subsidize abortion services

SB 198 - Gross - Disallows any provider of abortion services from providing sex education to public school students

SB 251 - Ridgeway - Creates a tax credit for contributions to support pregnancy resource centers

SB 294 - Bray - Creates the "Freedom=Choice" license plate and corresponding fund to pay for family planning services

HB 100 - Cunningham - Changes the laws regarding the regulation of abortions

Administration, Office of (22)

SB 107 - Bray - The Office of Administration may only contract with telemarketers who operate in the United States

SB 122 - Nodler - Creates the Energy Efficiency Implementation Act

SB 133 - Loudon - Requires Office of Administration to include certain products in the cafeteria plan for state employees

SB 157 - Crowell - Allows money from the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund to be used for necessary expenses associated with concealed carry endorsements

SB 174 - Vogel - Authorizes the state to convey land to the Regional West Fire Protection District

SB 185 - Loudon - Establishes the Open Contracting Act for state and local public works projects

SB 234 - Purgason - Allows money from the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund to be used for necessary expenses with concealed carry endorsements

SB 288 - Klindt - Authorizes the Governor to convey land in Nodaway County to the Delta Nu Teke Association

SB 291 - Mayer - Modifies prevailing wage law

SB 332 - Crowell - Authorizes the Governor to convey land in Scott County to Sikeston Acquisition

SB 335 - Dougherty - Allows the Office of Administration to prohibit displays and signs in public areas of the state capitol

SB 382 - Vogel - Authorizes the governor to convey the State Health Laboratory in Jefferson City

SB 392 - Coleman - Authorizes the Governor to convey the Midtown Habilitation Center to St. Louis University

SB 450 - Dolan - Authorizes the Governor to convey various pieces of state property

SB 502 - Gibbons - Authorizes the Governor to convey land to Manchester United Methodist Church in exchange for another parcel of land

SB 504 - Dougherty - Creates the office of Inspector General within the Office of Administration

HB 260 - Deeken - Authorizes the Governor to convey state property located in Cole County to the Cole County Regional West Fire District

HB 422 - Black - Authorizes the Governor to convey state property in Mississippi County to the City of Charleston

HB 453 - May - Authorizes the Governor to convey state property located in Phelps County to the City of St. James

HB 531 - Wright - Authorizes the Governor to convey state property in Green County to the Greater Ozarks Association for Retarded Citizens

HB 631 - Portwood - Authorizes the Governor to convey land to Manchester United Methodist Church in exchange for another parcel of land

HB 880 - Hughes - Establishes the MBE/WBE Oversight Review Committee

Administrative Law (7)

SB 33 - Bartle - Alters provisions of the administrative law judges (ALJ) retirement system

SB 45 - Purgason - Certain appointees must serve 75% of a term in order to qualify for Administrative Law Judge retirement system benefits

SB 149 - Nodler - Establishes hearing for restatement and back-pay award

SB 186 - Loudon - Establishes the Missouri Electrical Industry Licensing Board and describes their powers and duties

SB 278 - Nodler - Authorizes the Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to seek civil penalties

SB 548 - Loudon - Replaces all state administrative departments' hearings with a new Office of Administration Hearings

HB 665 - Behnen - Modifies a number of provisions regarding professional registration

Administrative Rules (2)

SB 120 - Bray - Establishes the Public Employee Due Process Act

SB 456 - Nodler - Creates new provisions for the interaction of agencies and small business regarding rules

Agriculture and Animals (13)

SB 62 - Cauthorn - Protects hand fishing

SB 187 - Cauthorn - Changes the law relating to concentrated animal feeding operations

SB 270 - Scott - Modifies the linked deposit program and other duties of the State Treasurer

SB 281 - Klindt - Modifies weight limit for farm vehicles

SB 284 - Cauthorn - Creates the Dairy Herd Development Revolving Fund

SB 432 - Stouffer - Keeps animal identification information confidential

SB 489 - Loudon - Creates requirements for those who sell animals for research purposes only

SB 553 - Mayer - Includes llamas, alpaca, and buffalo in the definition of livestock

SCR 18 - Clemens - Creates the Interim Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources Promotion and Development

SJR 8 - Bartle - Preserves an individual's right to hunt and fish

HB 33 - Phillips - Designates the North American Bullfrog as the official state amphibian

HB 116 - Deeken - Establishes the rights of persons who utilize service dogs

HB 528 - Cunningham - Authorizes the ultimate vendor, delivering bulk sales of gasoline to a certified farmer, to make a claim for a refund of the motor fuel tax at the time of delivery

Agriculture Dept. (5)

SB 147 - Cauthorn - Allows Missouri Qualified Biodiesel Producer Incentive Fund to be subject to appropriations

SB 182 - Scott - Requires liquefied petroleum gas dealers to maintain liability insurance

SB 236 - Klindt - Provides for cost recovery for course materials for private applicators of pesticide

SB 259 - Koster - Prohibits the Cass County Commissioner and the County Highway Engineer on the county planning board from voting

SB 355 - Griesheimer - Makes changes in the law relating to agriculture and agricultural products

Aircraft and Airports (3)

SB 169 - Gross - Renews aviation sales tax until 2010

SB 396 - Crowell - Extends sunset on transfer of jet fuel tax to the aviation trust fund and increases air control tower funding

SB 498 - Mayer - Amends sales and use tax exemption for aircraft sales to not-for-profit organizations

Alcohol (14)

SB 32 - Bartle - Regulates sexually oriented businesses

SB 105 - Bray - Permits underage culinary students to taste, but not consume, certain alcoholic beverages as required by a curriculum

SB 163 - Loudon - Amends various provisions regarding unemployment compensation

SB 262 - Griesheimer - Changes provisions relating to alcohol

SB 319 - Koster - Regulates unemployment benefits, the transfer of companies for the purpose of calculating the contribution rate for unemployment, and sets out provisions for alcohol and controlled substance tests

SB 322 - Bartle - Prohibits adults from allowing minors to drink or failing to stop minors from drinking on their property

SB 351 - Ridgeway - Provides for a minor to receive a minor in possession if he or she has a detectable blood alcohol content

SB 355 - Griesheimer - Makes changes in the law relating to agriculture and agricultural products

SB 402 - Gibbons - Modifies laws relating to underage drinking

SB 424 - Callahan - Enhances penalties for chronic and aggravated drunk offenders and creates crime of aggravated vehicular manslaughter

SB 430 - Callahan - Amends the definition of gambling device

SB 439 - Bartle - Modifies the statute on endangerment of a child in the second degree

HB 450 - Meiners - Modifies provisions relating to wine

HB 972 - Jetton - Modifies laws relating to crime

Annexation (5)

SB 5 - Klindt - Ensures adequate electric service to areas to be annexed

SB 399 - Bray - Implements the provisions of the streamlined sales and use tax agreement

SB 490 - Koster - Allows Warrensburg to annex areas along a road up to 2.5 miles from existing boundaries of the city

SB 508 - Wheeler - Allows for detachment of territory within water districts prior to new infrastructure development

HB 215 - Pearce - Allows Warrensburg to annex areas along the road or highway up to 2.5 miles from the existing city boundary

Appropriations (24)

SB 11 - Cauthorn - Certain state employees' compensation would automatically adjust according to the consumer price index level

SB 147 - Cauthorn - Allows Missouri Qualified Biodiesel Producer Incentive Fund to be subject to appropriations

SB 164 - Crowell - Prohibits the use of public funds for health and social services programs that subsidize abortion services

SB 323 - Bartle - Establishes the eligibility criteria for grants to umbilical cord blood banks

SB 338 - Gross - Modifies provisions relating to the homestead exemption tax credit

SJR 2 - Klindt - Modifies the Budget Reserve Fund

SJR 6 - Bartle - Creates the Missouri Savings Account in the Constitution

SJR 9 - Clemens - Creates a two-year budget cycle

SJR 15 - Coleman - Creates the "Education First Trust Fund"

HB 1 - Lager - Appropriations money for the Board of Fund Commissioners.

HB 3 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Higher Education and the several divisions.

HB 6 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Conservation, and the several divisions.

HB 7 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Economic Development, Department of Insurance, and Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.

HB 8 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Public Safety.

HB 9 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Corrections and the several divisions.

HB 10 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Mental Health, the Board of Public Buildings, the Department of Health and Senior Services.

HB 11 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, and distributions of the Department of Social Services and the several divisions.

HB 12 - Lager - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Chief Executive's Office and Mansion.

HB 13 - Lager - To appropriate money for planning, expenses, and for capital improvements.

HB 14 - Lager - To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the several departments and offices of state government.

HB 15 - Lager - To appropriate money for capital improvements and other purposes for the several departments of state government and the divisions and programs thereof.

HB 18 - Lager - To appropriate money for capital improvement projects involving the maintenance, repair, replacement, and improvement of state buildings and facilities.

HB 19 - Lager - To appropriate money for planning, expenses, and for captial improvements including but not limited to major additions and renovations, new structures, and land improvements or acquistions.

HB 229 - Portwood - Modifies the Homestead Exemption Tax Credit

Architects (1)

SB 278 - Nodler - Authorizes the Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to seek civil penalties

Attorney General, State (13)

SB 145 - Dougherty - Prohibits use of posted inquiries in calculating credit risk scores

SB 150 - Green - Creates the Public Service Accountability Act

SB 152 - Wilson - Creates a trust fund and Commission for Youth Smoking Prevention

SB 157 - Crowell - Allows money from the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund to be used for necessary expenses associated with concealed carry endorsements

SB 222 - Callahan - Places various reporting requirements upon manufacturers of tobacco products

SB 234 - Purgason - Allows money from the County Sheriff's Revolving Fund to be used for necessary expenses with concealed carry endorsements

SB 235 - Wheeler - Allows physicians to jointly negotiate with certain health insurance carriers

SB 273 - Taylor - Permits the delivery sale of cigarettes to a consumer under certain circumstances

SB 278 - Nodler - Authorizes the Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to seek civil penalties

SB 326 - Nodler - Amends various provisions of the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement

SB 329 - Coleman - Prohibits a parent, sibling or child of a statewide elected official from registering as a lobbyist

SB 514 - Ridgeway - Prohibits any action against a state or local public employee for acknowledging God

HB 640 - Pearce - Makes it a criminal offense to send certain unsolicited e-mail messages

Attorneys (4)

SB 271 - Scott - Enacts various measures relating to tort reform

SB 385 - Scott - Enacts various measures relating to civil liability and procedure

SB 531 - Klindt - Authorizes certain non-ABA approved law school graduates and members of the General Assembly to sit for the bar exam

HB 393 - Byrd - Changes the laws affecting claims for damages and their payment and establishes venue in all tort actions

Auditor, State (2)

SB 329 - Coleman - Prohibits a parent, sibling or child of a statewide elected official from registering as a lobbyist

SB 529 - Vogel - Amends provisions relating to the assessment and collection of various taxes for telecommunications companies

Banks and Financial Institutions (15)

SB 215 - Days - Prohibits foreign ATM fees

SB 270 - Scott - Modifies the linked deposit program and other duties of the State Treasurer

SB 279 - Taylor - Adds demand drafts to certain transfer and presentment warranties in the Uniform Commercial Code

SB 318 - Crowell - Modifies compensation for certain employees of the divisions of finance and credit unions

SB 324 - Scott - Modifies the Missouri higher education savings program

SB 331 - Coleman - Modifies various provisions relating to delinquent child support payments

SB 394 - Nodler - Repeals law requiring the State Treasurer to maintain a list of financial institutions doing business in Northern Ireland

SB 425 - Callahan - Modifies provisions relating to passing bad checks

SB 452 - Dolan - Repeals law prohibiting interested investment and bond counsel firms from involvement in bond issuance

SB 476 - Scott - Modifies authority of Division of Finance over banks and other financial institutions

SB 505 - Dougherty - Creates penalties for imposing certain fees by a credit card issuer

SCR 17 - Scott - Creates the Joint Interim Committee on Investments in Higher Education Savings Programs

HB 379 - Cooper - Modifies compensation for certain employees of the divisions of finance and credit unions

HB 468 - Richard - Modifies the linked deposit program and other duties of the State Treasurer

HB 707 - Cunningham - Modifies authority of Division of Finance over banks and other financial institutions

Bingo (1)

SJR 12 - Taylor - Removes time limit for members of organizations before they can conduct bingo games

Boards, Commissions, Committees, Councils (62)

SB 6 - Klindt - Establishes the Missouri Alternative and Renewable Energy Technology Commission

SB 8 - Dougherty - Creates the "Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council"

SB 25 - Champion - Renames "Southwest Missouri State University" as "Missouri State University"

SB 33 - Bartle - Alters provisions of the administrative law judges (ALJ) retirement system

SB 36 - Nodler - Increases the number of voting members on the governing board of Missouri Southern State University-Joplin

SB 39 - Bray - Closes the drug benefit coverage gap that was created due to the enactment of the Medicare Act of 2003

SB 45 - Purgason - Certain appointees must serve 75% of a term in order to qualify for Administrative Law Judge retirement system benefits

SB 64 - Kennedy - Creates the Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Quality Assurance Act

SB 75 - Champion - Closes the drug benefit coverage gap that was created due to the enactment of the Medicare Act of 2003

SB 98 - Champion - Changes the names of various higher education institutions

SB 100 - Champion - Revises licensing requirements for speech language pathologists and audiologists

SB 112 - Coleman - Formulates a procedure for recalling school board members

SB 113 - Coleman - Extends powers to civilian review boards that investigate allegations of misconduct by local law enforcement officers

SB 114 - Champion - Alters the composition of the governing board of Southwest Missouri State University from eight members to ten

SB 115 - Bartle - Alters provisions regarding pupil enrollment hearings

SB 118 - Bray - Alters provisions regarding teacher termination hearings

SB 123 - Bartle - Modifies provisions relating to corporate stock issuance and sales of corporate assets and allows not-for-profit corporations to apply for reinstatement after forfeiture for failing to file an annual report

SB 150 - Green - Creates the Public Service Accountability Act

SB 152 - Wilson - Creates a trust fund and Commission for Youth Smoking Prevention

SB 162 - Gross - Removes references to the Committee on Radiation Control from Chapter 192, RSMo

SB 178 - Shields - Modifies provisions regarding licensing of podiatrists

SB 186 - Loudon - Establishes the Missouri Electrical Industry Licensing Board and describes their powers and duties

SB 188 - Griesheimer - Provides a valuation process for business personal property

SB 263 - Griesheimer - Makes the election of the Warren County emergency services board during the first yearly municipal election

SB 278 - Nodler - Authorizes the Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to seek civil penalties

SB 303 - Dougherty - Creates a commission to study the death penalty and imposes a temporary moratorium on executions in Missouri

SB 306 - Purgason - Raises the amount school board members may accept for performing services for (or selling property to) their district

SB 323 - Bartle - Establishes the eligibility criteria for grants to umbilical cord blood banks

SB 338 - Gross - Modifies provisions relating to the homestead exemption tax credit

SB 347 - Clemens - Modifies education requirements for professional counselors

SB 348 - Clemens - Exempts dentists from acupuncture licensing requirements

SB 358 - Taylor - Restructures the board of directors for tourism districts and recalculates the dispersion of sales taxes in those districts

SB 373 - Bartle - Amends provisions dealing with members of the board of directors for the Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Company

SB 380 - Wheeler - Removes the requirement that the chief executive of the urban public library district be a qualified librarian

SB 387 - Loudon - Amends provisions relating to the licensing of gambling boats and slot machines

SB 403 - Green - Authorizes professional counselors to diagnose

SB 431 - Callahan - Permits sales tax on food for the City of Independence

SB 434 - Cauthorn - Transfers appeal authority to the administrative hearing commission

SB 456 - Nodler - Creates new provisions for the interaction of agencies and small business regarding rules

SB 464 - Vogel - Modifies the duties and powers of the Missouri Penitentiary Redevelopment Commission

SB 474 - Kennedy - Requires state tax commissioners to be state licensed real estate appraisers

SB 493 - Kennedy - Creates licensure requirements for private investigators

SB 510 - Koster - Modifies some indebtedness programs for employers

SB 518 - Kennedy - Creates the Assistive Technology Trust Fund for assistive technology

SB 524 - Coleman - Regulates the licensing of naturopathic physicians

SB 526 - Scott - Establishes a minimum length of time to hold contributions in the Missouri Higher Education Savings Program

SB 554 - Griesheimer - Creates licensing for business brokers

SJR 14 - Klindt - Increases membership of the Conservation Commission

HB 127 - Bivins - Limits the number of attendance fees that fire protection district board members can receive

HB 229 - Portwood - Modifies the Homestead Exemption Tax Credit

HB 286 - Bland - Establishes the Emancipation Day Commission

HB 321 - Yates - Creates the Assistive Technology Trust Fund and places requirements upon the Assistive Technology Advisory Council

HB 348 - Pearce - Creates the Missouri Military Preparedness and Enhancement Commission

HB 395 - Wood - Extends the power to sell and convey all or part of the district's property to cities owning waterworks systems to all public water supply

HB 455 - Quinn - Eliminates the current requirement that only landowners living within the watershed district can be elected to serve as trustees of the watershed district

HB 479 - Ervin - Authorizes the disincorporation of a regional recreational district in Clay County upon the request of the district

HB 576 - Flook - Modifies the laws regarding the Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board and the procedures necessary for obtaining judicial review of administrative decisions

HB 600 - Cooper - Modifies education requirements for professional counselors

HB 638 - Cunningham - Removes the requirement that the chief executive of the urban public library district be a qualified librarian

HB 678 - Byrd - Outlines various provisions regarding uncertificated shares of stock and shareholder remedies

HB 738 - Behnen - Modifies procedure for licensure as a real estate appraiser

HB 824 - Hobbs - Changes various environmental regulations

Boats and Watercraft (2)

SB 346 - Clemens - Limits paddlesport outfitters liability

SB 445 - Taylor - Increases the fee for a certificate of number when registering watercraft

Bonds - Bail (1)

SB 213 - Cauthorn - Requires bail bond agents or surety recovery agents to be members in a professional association

Bonds - General Obligation and Revenue (7)

SB 24 - Griesheimer - Places an expiration date on $10 court fee imposed on most cases in Franklin County

SB 131 - Loudon - Allows insurance companies to invest capital, reserves, and surplus in preferred or guaranteed stocks

SB 163 - Loudon - Amends various provisions regarding unemployment compensation

SB 246 - Days - Allows state to issue bonds for grants and loans pursuant to several sections of Article III of the Missouri Constitution

SJR 15 - Coleman - Creates the "Education First Trust Fund"

SJR 20 - Shields - Proposes a constitutional amendment to elevate the allowable level of bonded indebtedness for school districts from 15 percent to 20 percent

HB 69 - Rupp - Allows insurance companies to invest capital, reserves, and surplus in preferred or guaranteed stocks

Bonds - Surety (1)

SB 95 - Coleman - Modifies various provisions relating to lead abatement

Buses (1)

SJR 4 - Cauthorn - Allows a school district to provide transportation for private school pupils

Business and Commerce (25)

SB 32 - Bartle - Regulates sexually oriented businesses

SB 107 - Bray - The Office of Administration may only contract with telemarketers who operate in the United States

SB 145 - Dougherty - Prohibits use of posted inquiries in calculating credit risk scores

SB 170 - Gross - Extends the dry cleaning fee until 2012

SB 196 - Ridgeway - Modifies sales and use tax exemption eligibility for manufacturing and material recovery plants

SB 215 - Days - Prohibits foreign ATM fees

SB 253 - Koster - Modifies law regarding titling and registering motor vehicles and requires school districts to perform criminal background checks on school bus drivers

SB 273 - Taylor - Permits the delivery sale of cigarettes to a consumer under certain circumstances

SB 274 - Taylor - Regulates travel clubs

SB 345 - Vogel - Creates provisions for transfer of ownership of a company and the employer's obligation for the unemployment experience

SB 358 - Taylor - Restructures the board of directors for tourism districts and recalculates the dispersion of sales taxes in those districts

SB 456 - Nodler - Creates new provisions for the interaction of agencies and small business regarding rules

SB 459 - Green - Creates a tax deduction for small businesses and farmers that provide health insurance for employees

SB 554 - Griesheimer - Creates licensing for business brokers

HB 64 - Sutherland - Extends the sales tax holiday and amends provisions allowing political subdivisions to opt out of the sales tax holiday

HB 135 - Richard - Modifies eligibility for the BUILD program, creates the Missouri quality jobs program and raises the T.I.F. and MODESA caps, and modifies the sales tax holiday

HB 209 - Cooper - Authorizes the simplified municipal telecommunications business license tax

HB 248 - Pearce - Allows lenders of motor vehicle time sale loans to collect a fee in advance for permitting the debtor to defer monthly loan payments

HB 394 - Byrd - Modifies law regarding medical malpractice insurance and malpractice associations

HB 450 - Meiners - Modifies provisions relating to wine

HB 461 - Sutherland - Requires all assessors to use a method of valuing business personal property according to State Tax Commission rule

HB 576 - Flook - Modifies the laws regarding the Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board and the procedures necessary for obtaining judicial review of administrative decisions

HB 630 - Pollock - Allows a not-for-profit corporation to apply for reinstatement if forfeited after 1978 for failure to file an annual report

HB 678 - Byrd - Outlines various provisions regarding uncertificated shares of stock and shareholder remedies

HB 880 - Hughes - Establishes the MBE/WBE Oversight Review Committee

Campaign Finance (6)

SB 1 - Loudon - Amends various provisions of workers' compensation law

SB 201 - Green - Repeals law setting limits on campaign contributions to candidates for elected office

SB 240 - Scott - Modifies numerous provisions regarding lobbying and campaign finance disclosure

SB 241 - Scott - Repeals requirement that lobbyists report on legislation they are supporting or opposing

HB 524 - May - Repeals the requirement that lobbyists report on legislation they are supporting or opposing

HB 525 - May - Modifies numerous provisions regarding lobbying and campaign finance disclosure

Capital Improvements (3)

SB 239 - Scott - Levies a sales tax on food and hotel rooms in the City of Lamar Heights

SB 269 - Shields - Amends provisions of the entertainer and athlete tax relating to allocation of funds

SB 272 - Gross - Limits amount of revenue collectable from gaming boat admission fees

Cemeteries (1)

SB 366 - Wheeler - Modifies list of priority designations

Certificate of Need (1)

SB 341 - Bartle - Limites certificate of need to only long-term care facilities

Charities (6)

SB 71 - Griesheimer - Changes which state employees may receive paid leave for volunteering as a disaster service volunteer

SB 88 - Klindt - Exempts certain food sales from food inspection laws

SB 498 - Mayer - Amends sales and use tax exemption for aircraft sales to not-for-profit organizations

SB 550 - Mayer - Creates a tax credit for donations to certain religious and charitable organizations

HB 630 - Pollock - Allows a not-for-profit corporation to apply for reinstatement if forfeited after 1978 for failure to file an annual report

HB 789 - Salva - Exempts sales made to or by civic and charitable organizations including for sales outside their civic and charitable activities and functions from sales tax

Children and Minors (49)

SB 2 - Loudon - Modifies laws relating to abortion

SB 3 - Loudon - Allows the full amount of adoption tax credites to be issued regardless of whether the adoption is an in-state or out-of-state adoption

SB 7 - Dougherty - Modifies various provisions relating to lead poisoning

SB 8 - Dougherty - Creates the "Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council"

SB 9 - Dougherty - Amends the offense of distributing a controlled substance near schools to include long-term and child care facilities

SB 21 - Shields - Modifies laws of adoption and creates the "Putative Father Registry" fund

SB 41 - Bray - Creates the crime of negligent storage of a firearm

SB 42 - Days - Modifies provisions regarding early childhood special education

SB 49 - Crowell - Prohibits immunizations containing mercury preservatives after January 1, 2007

SB 60 - Dougherty - Increases the foster care reimbursement and the adoption subsidy rates over a four-year period

SB 66 - Coleman - Establishes a tuition grant program for children of deceased military members

SB 74 - Champion - Creates new provisions with respect to the Department of Health and Senior Services

SB 82 - Bray - Requires applicants for Medicaid and CHIPs to identify the proposed beneficiary's employer

SB 89 - Dougherty - Allows foster children to receive a tuition and fee waiver to state-funded colleges or universities

SB 102 - Bartle - Certain school districts shall be reimbursed fully for costs associated with offering certain special educational services

SB 103 - Bartle - Allows school districts to convene a committee of their board in order to rule on pupil residency waiver requests

SB 104 - Bartle - Allows parental rights to be terminated for the domestic murder of a spouse

SB 108 - Dougherty - Modifies the taxes for community services for children

SB 115 - Bartle - Alters provisions regarding pupil enrollment hearings

SB 154 - Bray - Modifies the law relating to the establishment of paternity

SB 155 - Mayer - Requires certain identifying information to be expunged by the Division of Family Services

SB 161 - Gross - Establishes the "Founding Documents Protection Act"

SB 214 - Scott - Each child enrolled in kindergarten, or first grade to receive comprehensive vision examinations

SB 221 - Dolan - Modifies several provisions of law relating to motor vehicles including primary seat belt enforcement

SB 238 - Gross - Requires all revenue derived from a certain sales tax to be deposited in the Community Children's Sales Tax Trust Fund

SB 250 - Dolan - Allows primary enforcement of seat belt law and modifies law with respect to child passenger restraint

SB 322 - Bartle - Prohibits adults from allowing minors to drink or failing to stop minors from drinking on their property

SB 331 - Coleman - Modifies various provisions relating to delinquent child support payments

SB 351 - Ridgeway - Provides for a minor to receive a minor in possession if he or she has a detectable blood alcohol content

SB 352 - Stouffer - Creates an income tax credit for child care services by a qualified spouse

SB 363 - Kennedy - Includes unborn children within the definition of "children" for eligibility in CHIPs

SB 402 - Gibbons - Modifies laws relating to underage drinking

SB 438 - Bartle - Makes production of meth in the home of a minor child endangerment in the first degree

SB 439 - Bartle - Modifies the statute on endangerment of a child in the second degree

SB 480 - Shields - Encourages effective involvement by parents and families in support of their children's education

SB 481 - Shields - Alters policies regarding public school special education services

SB 500 - Gibbons - Provides for family cost participation in the Part C early intervention system

SB 501 - Gibbons - Creates the "Office of Comprehensive Child Mental Health"

SB 551 - Mayer - Adds a definition for emergency as it relates to removal of a child from the home

SJR 4 - Cauthorn - Allows a school district to provide transportation for private school pupils

HB 36 - Davis - Changes the laws regarding midwives and the practice of midwifery

HB 94 - Cunningham - Establishes a tutition grant program for children and spouses of certain deceased military members

HB 100 - Cunningham - Changes the laws regarding the regulation of abortions

HB 205 - Salva - Prohibits the disclosure of Social Security numbers on child support checks, correspondence, and documents

HB 276 - Cunningham - Allows special education laws to comply with the recent reauthorization of the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

HB 473 - Yates - Allows school districts to convene a committee of their board in order to rule on pupil residency waiver requests

HB 518 - St. Onge - Enacts various motor vehicle and highway safety provisions including primary seat belt enforcement, child safety restraint and enhanced penalties for highway work zone violations

HB 568 - Stevenson - Changes the laws regarding the protection of children

HCR 20 - Rupp - Declares October fifteenth of each year to be "Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day"

Chiropractors (2)

SCR 7 - Loudon - Urges Congress to consider establishing the Chiropractic Center for Military Research at Logan College of Chiropractic

HB 232 - Portwood - Increases the fees health care providers can charge for copying a patient's health care record

Circuit Clerk (5)

SB 53 - Loudon - Requires appointment of St. Louis City circuit clerk

SB 337 - Crowell - Authorizes circuit clerks to retain fee for processing passport applications

SB 404 - Koster - Modifies various court costs

SB 421 - Bartle - Requires a verified petition be submitted in order to form a transportation district

HB 361 - Lipke - Exempts traffic violation cases from the $15 surcharge used for the DNA profiling analysis of convicted felons

Cities, Towns and Villages (29)

SB 5 - Klindt - Ensures adequate electric service to areas to be annexed

SB 67 - Coleman - Changes the definition of "prostitution-related offense"

SB 134 - Wheeler - Allows people to seek injunction or other relief for a code violation for abatement of a nuisance in Kansas City

SB 135 - Wheeler - Modifies law with respect to the Missouri Abandoned Housing Act

SB 139 - Wheeler - Allows neighborhood organizations to bring an action for injuctive relief to stop a nuisance

SB 239 - Scott - Levies a sales tax on food and hotel rooms in the City of Lamar Heights

SB 265 - Taylor - Allows the board of directors of any public water supply district to sell and convey property in certain instances

SB 268 - Gibbons - Authorizes a property tax increase for Missouri history museum subdistricts

SB 272 - Gross - Limits amount of revenue collectable from gaming boat admission fees

SB 282 - Green - Revises regulation of tax increment financing

SB 307 - Purgason - Increases the amount that public officials or employees can accept for services to their political subdivision

SB 311 - Dolan - Permits certain utility companies to place their facilities with the rights-of-way on highways

SB 342 - Bartle - Authorizes municipal courts to contract with certain entities for probation services

SB 414 - Purgason - Changes provisions relating to townships

SB 431 - Callahan - Permits sales tax on food for the City of Independence

SB 453 - Loudon - Modifies nuisance law

SB 490 - Koster - Allows Warrensburg to annex areas along a road up to 2.5 miles from existing boundaries of the city

SB 529 - Vogel - Amends provisions relating to the assessment and collection of various taxes for telecommunications companies

SB 534 - Bartle - Modifies procedure for replacement of absent municipal judges

SB 541 - Callahan - Exempts attorneys' fees from calculation in project costs in Jackson County for tax increment financing

SB 544 - Gross - Permits the use of municipal grant funds for parks and recreational purposes

HB 48 - Dougherty - Establishes a sales tax for museums and tourism in Independence and creates the process for putting a lien for taxes owed to the St. Charles County Convention and Sports Facilities Authority.

HB 58 - Johnson - Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

HB 186 - Emery - Modifies provisions affecting county government

HB 209 - Cooper - Authorizes the simplified municipal telecommunications business license tax

HB 215 - Pearce - Allows Warrensburg to annex areas along the road or highway up to 2.5 miles from the existing city boundary

HB 445 - Guest - Allows municipal ordinances to incorporate by reference, state statutes about vehicle equipment regulations

HB 515 - Wood - Amends provisions relating to tourism community enhancement districts

HB 863 - Wasson - Establishes the Downtown Revitalization Preservation Program for economic development

Civil Procedure (21)

SB 17 - Coleman - Allows defendants to assert legal or equitable defenses, setoffs, or counterclaims in unlawful detainer actions

SB 83 - Bray - Enacts various changes to medical malpractice liability

SB 135 - Wheeler - Modifies law with respect to the Missouri Abandoned Housing Act

SB 165 - Bartle - Changes the procedure for appeal of a Public Service Commission order

SB 232 - Loudon - Modifies special motion to dismiss in Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP)

SB 271 - Scott - Enacts various measures relating to tort reform

SB 320 - Koster - Creates lien for nonpayment of rental equipment fees

SB 344 - Wheeler - Eliminates the requirement of service of summons in unlawful detainer actions by certified mail

SB 346 - Clemens - Limits paddlesport outfitters liability

SB 384 - Scott - Authorizes an insurer to reserve the right to contest coverage

SB 385 - Scott - Enacts various measures relating to civil liability and procedure

SB 419 - Mayer - Provides that certain records maintained in a court concerning alcohol-related driving offenses are confidential

SB 420 - Mayer - Modifies numerous provisions regarding judicial procedures and personnel

SB 494 - Bray - Modifies provisions concerning exoneration through the use of DNA testing

SB 529 - Vogel - Amends provisions relating to the assessment and collection of various taxes for telecommunications companies

SB 537 - Bartle - Requires cash bond to be posted in certain landlord and tenant actions

SB 538 - Bartle - Modifies civil procedure requirements for various landlord/tenant actions

HB 208 - Icet - Requires the filing of an affidavit in suits against licensed professionals

HB 393 - Byrd - Changes the laws affecting claims for damages and their payment and establishes venue in all tort actions

HB 417 - Yates - Establishes the Uninsured Motorist Stipulation of Benefits Act of 2005, allows insurers to claim self-audit privilege, and allows insurers to intervene to determine matters of coverage

HB 688 - Byrd - Modifies provisions for the continuance of judicial proceedings for members of the General Assembly

Civil Rights (6)

SB 40 - Bray - Prohibits any governmental entity from interfering with the right to obtain or use contraceptives

SB 232 - Loudon - Modifies special motion to dismiss in Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPP)

SB 293 - Bray - Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation

SB 437 - Bray - Regulates international matchmaking organizations

SB 494 - Bray - Modifies provisions concerning exoneration through the use of DNA testing

HB 832 - Brooks - Requires that restrictive real estate covenants included in an association's governing document must be removed

Commercial Code (1)

SB 279 - Taylor - Adds demand drafts to certain transfer and presentment warranties in the Uniform Commercial Code

Conservation Dept. (6)

SB 62 - Cauthorn - Protects hand fishing

SJR 3 - Cauthorn - Resubmits the conservation sales tax to the voters every ten years

SJR 8 - Bartle - Preserves an individual's right to hunt and fish

SJR 10 - Purgason - Requires a two-thirds majority vote of the people to change regulations involving the harvest of wildlife and forestry

SJR 14 - Klindt - Increases membership of the Conservation Commission

HJR 16 - Chinn - Proposes a constitutional amendment extending the parks and soils sales tax to 2016 and resubmitting the measure every 10 years

Constitutional Amendments (16)

SJR 1 - Klindt - Resubmits the parks and soils tax to a vote of the people starting in 2008

SJR 2 - Klindt - Modifies the Budget Reserve Fund

SJR 3 - Cauthorn - Resubmits the conservation sales tax to the voters every ten years

SJR 4 - Cauthorn - Allows a school district to provide transportation for private school pupils

SJR 5 - Coleman - Changes the minimum age requirements for members of the General Assembly

SJR 6 - Bartle - Creates the Missouri Savings Account in the Constitution

SJR 8 - Bartle - Preserves an individual's right to hunt and fish

SJR 9 - Clemens - Creates a two-year budget cycle

SJR 10 - Purgason - Requires a two-thirds majority vote of the people to change regulations involving the harvest of wildlife and forestry

SJR 12 - Taylor - Removes time limit for members of organizations before they can conduct bingo games

SJR 13 - Bartle - Reduces the number of representatives from 163 to 99 and the number of senators from 34 to 33

SJR 14 - Klindt - Increases membership of the Conservation Commission

SJR 18 - Bartle - Grants the power to determine public school funding exclusively to the General Assembly and Governor, not the Judiciary

SJR 19 - Ridgeway - Enables extension of property tax exemption to veterans' organizations's property

SR 901 - Mayer - Urges Congress to adopt the Constitution Restoration Act of 2005

HJR 16 - Chinn - Proposes a constitutional amendment extending the parks and soils sales tax to 2016 and resubmitting the measure every 10 years

Consumer Protection (18)

SB 23 - Griesheimer - Creates criminal use of property by operating audiovisual recording devices while in a movie

SB 43 - Days - Modifies laws regarding the use of credit scores by insurance companies

SB 107 - Bray - The Office of Administration may only contract with telemarketers who operate in the United States

SB 128 - Coleman - Requires consumers be notified of products containing radio frequency identification tags at the time of purchase

SB 132 - Ridgeway - Includes cell-phone users on the state's telemarketing no-call list

SB 137 - Taylor - Prohibits insurers from owning auto repair shops and prohibits the use of referral fees for using such shops

SB 145 - Dougherty - Prohibits use of posted inquiries in calculating credit risk scores

SB 215 - Days - Prohibits foreign ATM fees

SB 274 - Taylor - Regulates travel clubs

SB 359 - Taylor - Provides for price and performance comparisons of health care facilities to be posted on a state website

SB 381 - Ridgeway - Creates and modifies provisions relating to the use of personal information and identity theft

SB 411 - Wilson - Adds people who use wireless cell phones to the telemarketing no call list

SB 425 - Callahan - Modifies provisions relating to passing bad checks

SB 435 - Wilson - Enacts various reforms to combat fraudulent real estate practices

SB 437 - Bray - Regulates international matchmaking organizations

SB 444 - Taylor - Requires housing contractors to establish escrow accounts to satisfy potential mechanics' liens

SB 506 - Dougherty - Providees consumer protection for computerized personal information

HB 640 - Pearce - Makes it a criminal offense to send certain unsolicited e-mail messages

Contracts and Contractors (17)

SB 142 - Gross - Exempts contractors from paying sales taxes on materials used in Department of Transportation projects

SB 150 - Green - Creates the Public Service Accountability Act

SB 168 - Dolan - Creates a process to resolve disputes arising out of alleged construction defects in residential property

SB 185 - Loudon - Establishes the Open Contracting Act for state and local public works projects

SB 186 - Loudon - Establishes the Missouri Electrical Industry Licensing Board and describes their powers and duties

SB 291 - Mayer - Modifies prevailing wage law

SB 313 - Dolan - Modifies law with respect to highway work zones and creates the crime of "endangerment of a highway worker"

SB 320 - Koster - Creates lien for nonpayment of rental equipment fees

SB 334 - Green - Add penalties for employing illegal aliens

SB 349 - Green - Makes various changes relating to prevailing wage law

SB 427 - Callahan - Applies preferential treatment to Missouri business bidders in highway bidding process

SB 444 - Taylor - Requires housing contractors to establish escrow accounts to satisfy potential mechanics' liens

SB 492 - Kennedy - Requires drug testing for contractors and employees working at or near a school

SB 518 - Kennedy - Creates the Assistive Technology Trust Fund for assistive technology

SB 535 - Vogel - Creates a sales and use tax exemption for certain items used to fulfill obligations with the federal government

HB 347 - Pratt - Creates a process to resolve disputes arising out of alleged construction defect for residential property

HB 832 - Brooks - Requires that restrictive real estate covenants included in an association's governing document must be removed

Corporations (11)

SB 211 - Loudon - Extends certain rights with regard to sales commissions

SB 308 - Purgason - Allows not-for-profit corporations to apply for reinstatement after forfeiture for failing to file an annual report

SB 318 - Crowell - Modifies compensation for certain employees of the divisions of finance and credit unions

SB 360 - Bray - Modifies various tax provisions

SB 452 - Dolan - Repeals law prohibiting interested investment and bond counsel firms from involvement in bond issuance

SB 463 - Gross - Modifies applicabliity of sunshine law to certain non-profit organizations

SB 476 - Scott - Modifies authority of Division of Finance over banks and other financial institutions

HB 379 - Cooper - Modifies compensation for certain employees of the divisions of finance and credit unions

HB 630 - Pollock - Allows a not-for-profit corporation to apply for reinstatement if forfeited after 1978 for failure to file an annual report

HB 678 - Byrd - Outlines various provisions regarding uncertificated shares of stock and shareholder remedies

Corrections Dept. (8)

SB 69 - Shields - Authorizes the conveyance of land in Jackson County to Kansas City

SB 93 - Cauthorn - Creates the crime of endangering a corrections employee

SB 303 - Dougherty - Creates a commission to study the death penalty and imposes a temporary moratorium on executions in Missouri

SB 305 - Engler - Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain corrections personnel

SB 496 - Mayer - Removes the Corrections Officer Certification Commission's ability to make decisions concerning jailers

HB 353 - Lipke - Modifies provisions relating to crime

HB 486 - Bruns - Removes prohibition on service providers being related to sexual offender probationers when only one is in the area

HB 700 - Moore - Changes the law regarding correctional employees and Board of Probation and Parole

Cosmetology (1)

SB 280 - Taylor - Changes laws regarding cosmetologists and barbers

Counties (24)

SB 47 - Crowell - Modifies the state sales tax holiday law

SB 67 - Coleman - Changes the definition of "prostitution-related offense"

SB 144 - Gross - Modifies number of judges and commissioners in various judicial circuits

SB 172 - Purgason - Repeals HS/HCS/HB 1433 (2004) authorizing the creation of watershed improvement districts

SB 191 - Koster - Adds an additional circuit judge to the 17th Judicial Circuit

SB 200 - Gross - Prohibits more than 50% of any flood plain from being used for residential, industrial, or commercial use

SB 210 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions affecting political subdivisions

SB 230 - Champion - Reallocates a portion of the crime laboratory surcharge to counties and prosecutors

SB 257 - Koster - Authorizes the Cass County Commission to seek a board of election commissioners

SB 263 - Griesheimer - Makes the election of the Warren County emergency services board during the first yearly municipal election

SB 267 - Gibbons - Amends provisions relating to property tax reassessment

SB 282 - Green - Revises regulation of tax increment financing

SB 288 - Klindt - Authorizes the Governor to convey land in Nodaway County to the Delta Nu Teke Association

SB 399 - Bray - Implements the provisions of the streamlined sales and use tax agreement

SB 414 - Purgason - Changes provisions relating to townships

SB 519 - Callahan - Requires expenditures made by the Jackson County Sports Authority for over $5,000 to be competitively bid

SJR 19 - Ridgeway - Enables extension of property tax exemption to veterans' organizations's property

HB 40 - Tilley - Modifies the requirements for board of director members for an industrial development corporation in county of the second classification

HB 47 - Brown - Requires trustees of consolidated public library district to reside within the library district

HB 58 - Johnson - Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

HB 342 - Baker - Authorizes the Cass County Commission to seek a board of election commissioners

HB 343 - Baker - Designates the presiding commissioner in Cass County as the county budget officer

HB 345 - Baker - Prohibits the Cass County Commissioner and County Highway Engineer on the county planning board from voting

HB 479 - Ervin - Authorizes the disincorporation of a regional recreational district in Clay County upon the request of the district

County Government (11)

SB 210 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions affecting political subdivisions

SB 258 - Koster - Allows the Cass and Cooper County Commissions to submit the question of establishing a health center after a majority vote

SB 259 - Koster - Prohibits the Cass County Commissioner and the County Highway Engineer on the county planning board from voting

SB 260 - Koster - Designates the presiding commissioner in Cass County as the county budget officer

SB 311 - Dolan - Permits certain utility companies to place their facilities with the rights-of-way on highways

SB 469 - Griesheimer - Consolidates tax collection in counties having township organization by eliminating township collectors

SCR 2 - Cauthorn - Expresses the gratitude and support of the Senate to faith-based and community organizations

HB 186 - Emery - Modifies provisions affecting county government

HB 343 - Baker - Designates the presiding commissioner in Cass County as the county budget officer

HB 344 - Baker - Modifies provisions about county health centers and nursing home districts

HB 345 - Baker - Prohibits the Cass County Commissioner and County Highway Engineer on the county planning board from voting

County Officials (18)

SB 24 - Griesheimer - Places an expiration date on $10 court fee imposed on most cases in Franklin County

SB 176 - Vogel - Provides for elections in Cole County and the City of Poplar Bluff

SB 210 - Griesheimer - Modifies provisions affecting political subdivisions

SB 242 - Scott - Requires deputies and associated assistants to the coroner to register with the Missouri Coroners' and Medical Examiners' Association

SB 258 - Koster - Allows the Cass and Cooper County Commissions to submit the question of establishing a health center after a majority vote

SB 259 - Koster - Prohibits the Cass County Commissioner and the County Highway Engineer on the county planning board from voting

SB 260 - Koster - Designates the presiding commissioner in Cass County as the county budget officer

SB 307 - Purgason - Increases the amount that public officials or employees can accept for services to their political subdivision

SB 414 - Purgason - Changes provisions relating to townships

SB 469 - Griesheimer - Consolidates tax collection in counties having township organization by eliminating township collectors

SB 485 - Days - Allows senior and disabled persons to defer increases in property tax payments

SB 507 - Graham - Raises from $250 to $1,000 the value of property for which the auditor in certain counties is required to inventory

SB 543 - Callahan - Places term limits on the county executive and members of the legislature in Jackson County

HB 186 - Emery - Modifies provisions affecting county government

HB 342 - Baker - Authorizes the Cass County Commission to seek a board of election commissioners

HB 343 - Baker - Designates the presiding commissioner in Cass County as the county budget officer

HB 344 - Baker - Modifies provisions about county health centers and nursing home districts

HB 365 - Munzlinger - Allows moneys from the county sheriff's revolving fund to be used for expenses with concealed carry endorsements

Courts (49)

SB 53 - Loudon - Requires appointment of St. Louis City circuit clerk

SB 65 - Coleman - Allows courts to order convicted persons to pay costs associated with prostitution-related arrests

SB 78 - Dolan - Denies municipal courts from granting suspended imposition of sentences for certain prior/persistent offenders

SB 144 - Gross - Modifies number of judges and commissioners in various judicial circuits

SB 165 - Bartle - Changes the procedure for appeal of a Public Service Commission order

SB 184 - Coleman - Imposes a surcharge on certain felony court proceedings to fund certain school-related programs

SB 191 - Koster - Adds an additional circuit judge to the 17th Judicial Circuit

SB 194 - Engler - Modifies provisions relating to sentencing and crime victims' rights

SB 216 - Champion - Requires depositions of crime laboratory employees to be in the county where employed