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Abortion (15)

SB 562 - Gross - Enacts provisions relating to the capacity of an unborn child to experience pain during an abortion

SB 605 - Ridgeway - Provides a tax credit for contributions to pregnancy resource centers

SB 608 - Crowell - Requires emergency contraceptives to be distributed by prescription only

SB 609 - Crowell - Protects the conscience rights of pharmaceutical professionals

SB 702 - Crowell - Prohibits the use of public funds for health and social service programs that subsidize abortion services

SB 703 - Crowell - Provides a tax credit for contributions to pregnancy resource centers

SB 776 - Nodler - Revises current law requirements for the presentation of information in public schools relating to contraception, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases

SB 943 - Bray - Establishes the "Prevention First Act"

SB 992 - Scott - Modifies provisions regarding medical emergencies

SB 1199 - Scott - Modifies definition of ambulatory surgical center to include certain abortion clinics

SB 1240 - Koster - Establishes the "Missouri Alternatives to Abortion Services Program"

SB 1248 - Crowell - Enacts provisions to ban abortion in Missouri

SJR 38 - Gross - Imposes a tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products

SJR 43 - Crowell - Bans abortion

HB 1075 - Davis - Revises current law requirements for the presentation of information in public schools relating to contraception, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases

Administration, Office of (15)

SB 612 - Engler - Authorizes the conveyance of property owned by the state in St. Francois County to the Farmington American Legion Post 416

SB 712 - Scott - Authorizes the Governor to convey various pieces of state property

SB 767 - Graham - Requires Office of Administration and Highway Patrol to oversee use of state aircraft and places restrictions on certain state officers with respect to use of state aircraft

SB 820 - Koster - Increases the maximum amount that may be appropriated to the Governmental Emergency Fund

SB 870 - Mayer - Transfers responsibility for existing appropriation payments from the Office of Administration to other state agencies

SB 917 - Gross - Requires the balance of all state funds to be transferred and credited to the state General Revenue Fund

SB 1003 - Mayer - Authorizes the Governor to convey state property

SB 1067 - Bartle - Creates the "Office of Enterprise Technology"

SB 1080 - Coleman - Authorizes the Governor to convey the Midtown State Office Building to St. Louis University

SB 1116 - Stouffer - Provides that certain disputes shall be referred by the Office of Administration to approved mediators for dispute resolution

SB 1122 - Shields - Allows certain state universities to convey or transfer, except in fee simple, the title or interest in real property

SB 1148 - Ridgeway - Modifies the transition period for newly elected statewide officials

SB 1205 - Dougherty - Repeals timely filed discounts for sales tax and income tax withholding to fund the Utilicare Fund

SB 1255 - Dougherty - Establishes the reorganization of the state health care system

HB 998 - Smith - Authorizes the Govenor to convey state property located in Pettis County to the Girl Scouts Heart of Missouri Council

Administrative Law (2)

SB 1000 - Loudon - Replaces all state administrative hearings with a new "Office of Administrative Hearings"

SB 1146 - Ridgeway - Modifies the process for review of an administrative agency's decisions

Administrative Rules (2)

SB 734 - Bray - Creates the "Public Employee Due Process Act"

SB 1146 - Ridgeway - Modifies the process for review of an administrative agency's decisions

Agriculture and Animals (26)

SB 591 - Nodler - Modifies the law relating to concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) and the penalties for offenses perpetrated by these operations

SB 615 - Stouffer - Extends the Animal Research and Production Facilities Protection Act to include all agricultural research and production facilities

SB 711 - Cauthorn - Penalizes animal pounds for sterilizing hunting dogs prior to offering them for adoption

SB 739 - Cauthorn - Exempts diesel fuel used for agricultural purposes from sales tax

SB 744 - Klindt - Exempts motor fuel used for agricultural purposes from local sales tax

SB 773 - Cauthorn - Changes various sections pertaining to agriculture

SB 775 - Cauthorn - Adds to the list of bylaw provisions for cooperative associations

SB 865 - Cauthorn - Exempts livestock from personal property taxation

SB 999 - Alter - Allows counties to adopt noise ordinances

SB 1008 - Klindt - Creates the "Governor's Advisory Council on Agricultural Science and Technology"

SB 1105 - Cauthorn - Penalizes releasing agencies who sterilize a hunting dog within a ten-day custody period

SB 1159 - Clemens - Modifies liability for negligent damage or destruction of field crops

SB 1222 - Goodman - Creates the "Farm Mentoring and Education Fund"

SCR 24 - Scott - Reauthorizes the Poultry Industry Committee

SJR 40 - Bartle - Preserves an individual's right to hunt and fish

HB 1137 - Darrough - Modifies various sections pertaining to motor fuels

HB 1144 - May - Designates Big Bluestem as the official state grass

HB 1157 - Cooper - Designates the bobwhite quail as the official state game bird

HB 1441 - Sutherland - Creates the "Large Carnivore Act"

HB 1739 - Dusenberg - Allows a vermiculture operation, which is a business raising earthworms under a controlled environment, to receive certain agricultural loans

HB 1833 - Wood - Designates the crayfish as the official state invertebrate

HB 1970 - Munzlinger - Modifies various sections pertaining to property damage and liability

HB 1988 - Wagner - Designates the white-tailed deer as the official state game animal

HCR 17 - Quinn - Concurs with the Governor that all reasonable and necessary action should be taken to prevent the planned man-made "spring rise" of the Missouri River.

HCR 34 - Myers - Encourages the Department of Conservation to have a hand fishing season for channel, blue and flathead catfish from June 1 to July 15 starting in 2007 to allow hand fishers to take five fish by hand.

HJR 43 - Dethrow - Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds majority for voter approval of initiative proposals relating to hunting

Agriculture Dept. (17)

SB 569 - Cauthorn - Requires one hundred percent of fuel sold after January 1, 2007, be ethanol blended

SB 732 - Cauthorn - Requires the use of biodiesel fuel

SB 773 - Cauthorn - Changes various sections pertaining to agriculture

SB 788 - Klindt - Creates an advisory council to monitor the activity of the Propane Inspection Program

SB 985 - Cauthorn - Modifies the definition of "point source" to exclude any agricultural storm water discharges and return flows from agriculture

SB 1009 - Klindt - Defines the scope of regulation for Missouri seed law

SB 1020 - Vogel - Requires anyone who manufactures, installs, or repairs fuel storage tanks or piping for such tanks to maintain evidence of financial responsibility to cover the costs of corrective action after a fuel release

SB 1104 - Cauthorn - Defines a qualified Missouri biodiesel producer as a facility that is owned by at least 51% of Missouri agricultural producers

SCR 28 - Days - Designates a state office building in Jefferson City as the "George Washington Carver State Office Building"

SCR 31 - Purgason - Urges the United States Department of Agriculture to continue the voluntary National Animal Identification System program

HB 1192 - Smith - Establishes the State Fair Escrow Fund

HB 1270 - Behnen - Requires that all gasoline sold as of January 1, 2008, in Missouri be fuel ethanol-blended gasoline

HB 1349 - Loehner - Creates the "Family Farms Act"

HB 1441 - Sutherland - Creates the "Large Carnivore Act"

HB 1446 - Whorton - Allows the Department of Agriculture to exempt the Department of Transportation from biodiesel requirement in a variety of circumstances which are approved by the Department of Agriculture

HB 1577 - Pollock - Designates the State Milk Board as the official rating agency for the enforcement of standards relating to milk production

HB 1739 - Dusenberg - Allows a vermiculture operation, which is a business raising earthworms under a controlled environment, to receive certain agricultural loans

Aircraft and Airports (2)

SB 767 - Graham - Requires Office of Administration and Highway Patrol to oversee use of state aircraft and places restrictions on certain state officers with respect to use of state aircraft

SCR 32 - Days - Urges United States Congress to include an allocation in the federal budget for a military transport plan program at Boeing St. Louis

Alcohol (2)

SB 725 - Bray - Alters provisions regarding alcoholic beverages

SB 763 - Alter - Prohibits grocery stores or convenience stores from selling individually packaged or refrigerated beer

Ambulances and Ambulance Districts (6)

SB 607 - Ridgeway - WITHDRAWN

SB 738 - Cauthorn - Modifies fee exemptions for emergency services

SB 841 - Ridgeway - Authorizes peer review committees for certain emergency medical services

SB 893 - Scott - Modifies provisions relating to emergency services and fire protection

SB 1132 - Wheeler - Provides that certain not-for-profit agencies shall have sovereign or governmental tort immunity

HB 1030 - Johnson - Modifies the laws regarding political subdivisions

Annexation (4)

SB 601 - Wheeler - Allows for detachment of territory within water districts prior to new infrastructure development

SB 602 - Callahan - Establishes a procedure for annexation of certain territory of the Kansas City School District to the Independence School District

SB 1173 - Bray - Implements the provisions of the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement

HB 1030 - Johnson - Modifies the laws regarding political subdivisions

Appropriations (31)

SB 679 - Gross - Extends the termination date for a grant program regarding capital improvements for engineering colleges in the University of Missouri system

SB 702 - Crowell - Prohibits the use of public funds for health and social service programs that subsidize abortion services

SB 820 - Koster - Increases the maximum amount that may be appropriated to the Governmental Emergency Fund

SB 870 - Mayer - Transfers responsibility for existing appropriation payments from the Office of Administration to other state agencies

SB 917 - Gross - Requires the balance of all state funds to be transferred and credited to the state General Revenue Fund

SB 930 - Green - Establishes the "Office of Trade Enforcement" and the "Citizen's Commission on Globalization"

SB 1193 - Wheeler - Allows the General Assembly to appropriate state funds to the Missouri Housing Development Commission for certain housing purposes

SB 1256 - Gross - Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, and distributions for several departments and offices of state government

SCR 32 - Days - Urges United States Congress to include an allocation in the federal budget for a military transport plan program at Boeing St. Louis

SJR 25 - Clemens - Creates a two-year budget cycle

SJR 37 - Graham - Requires that all appropriations by the General Assembly cannot exceed the official estimate of state revenues

SJR 38 - Gross - Imposes a tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products

SJR 42 - Nodler - Authorizes legislative appropriation authority for administrative expenses of the Highways and Transportation Commission and the Conservation Commission

HB 1001 - Icet - To appropriate money to the Board of Fund Commissioners for the cost of issuing, processing and defeasing and to transfer money among certain funds.

HB 1002 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the State Board of Education and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and the several divisions.

HB 1003 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Higher Education, the several divisions, programs, and institutions of higher education.

HB 1004 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Revenue, Department of Transportation, the several divisions and programs.

HB 1005 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Office of Administration, the Department of Transportation, the Department of Public Safety, and the Chief Executi

HB 1006 - Icet - 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 1007 - Icet - 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 1008 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Public Safety and the several divisions and programs.

HB 1009 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of Corrections and the several divisions and programs.

HB 1010 - Icet - 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 1011 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, and distributions of the Department of Social Services and the several divisions and programs.

HB 1012 - Icet - To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Chief Executive's Office and Mansion, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, etc.

HB 1013 - Icet - To appropriate money for real property leases, related services, utilities, systems furniture, and structural modifications for the several departments of state government.

HB 1014 - Icet - To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the several department and offices of state government, and for the payment of various claims for refunds.

HB 1015 - Icet - To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the Department of Social Services, and to transfer money among certain funds, from the funds designated for the fiscal period ending June 30, 2006.

HB 1021 - Icet - Relating to appropriations for certain state agencies.

HB 1022 - Icet - To appropriate money for scholarships, planning, expenses, and for capital improvements including, but not limited to, major additions and renovations, new structures, and land improvements or acquisitions

HB 1251 - Guest - Extends the termination date for a grant program regarding capital improvements for engineering colleges in the University system

Architects (1)

SB 798 - Nodler - Authorizes the Missouri Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to impose civil penalties

Attorney General, State (13)

SB 599 - Wheeler - Allows physicians to jointly negotiate with certain health insurance carriers

SB 626 - Wilson - Creates a trust fund and commission for youth smoking prevention programs

SB 762 - Graham - Allows businesses to voluntarily sign up for the newly created no-mail list kept and maintained by the Secretary of State's Office.

SB 767 - Graham - Requires Office of Administration and Highway Patrol to oversee use of state aircraft and places restrictions on certain state officers with respect to use of state aircraft

SB 803 - Griesheimer - Grants the Highway Patrol authority to investigate excursion gambling boat activities

SB 844 - Graham - Authorizes individuals to bring civil actions alleging Medicaid fraud

SB 854 - Green - Creates the "Public Service Accountability Act"

SB 902 - Callahan - Limits the sale of non-compliant cigarettes

SB 1110 - Barnitz - Requires those who contract to receive repossessed vehicles to deliver surety bonds

SB 1148 - Ridgeway - Modifies the transition period for newly elected statewide officials

SB 1210 - Koster - Authorizes individuals to sue for Medicaid fraud, and modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of such fraud

SB 1244 - Loudon - Modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of Medicaid fraud, and creates a private civil cause of action for actions alleging fraud

SRM 1 - Gross - Remonstrance addressed to the Attorney General of the State of Missouri

Attorneys (2)

SB 946 - Shields - Modifies various provisions relating to the state legal expense fund

HB 1858 - Lipke - Authorizes prosecuting and circuit attorneys to dismiss a complaint, information, or indictment without the consent of the court

Auditor, State (8)

SB 767 - Graham - Requires Office of Administration and Highway Patrol to oversee use of state aircraft and places restrictions on certain state officers with respect to use of state aircraft

SB 943 - Bray - Establishes the "Prevention First Act"

SB 951 - Cauthorn - Requires cities to send excess revenues derived from traffic violations to the Department of Revenue if such fines and court costs exceed 35% of the city's annual general operating revenue

SB 1148 - Ridgeway - Modifies the transition period for newly elected statewide officials

SB 1210 - Koster - Authorizes individuals to sue for Medicaid fraud, and modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of such fraud

SB 1244 - Loudon - Modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of Medicaid fraud, and creates a private civil cause of action for actions alleging fraud

SJR 32 - Graham - Requires the State Auditor to carry out performance audits on all state agencies

SJR 38 - Gross - Imposes a tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products

Banks and Financial Institutions (15)

SB 573 - Coleman - Modifies various provisions relating to delinquent child support payments

SB 632 - Dougherty - Restricts credit card companies from raising interest or fees

SB 633 - Dougherty - Restricts consumer reporting agencies' determination of credit risk scores

SB 641 - Scott - Requires all contributions to the Missouri Higher Education Savings Program be held for twelve months

SB 655 - Nodler - Allows the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority to provide primary school loans

SB 737 - Crowell - Creates a system to freeze consumer credit reports

SB 852 - Barnitz - Creates a tax credit for shareholders of S corp savings and loan associations and credit institutions

SB 892 - Scott - Modifies laws relating to financial institutions

SB 907 - Engler - Allows the Secretary of State to regulate the sale of variable annuities

SB 975 - Days - Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less

SB 993 - Scott - Modifies processes for licensure and service of financial institutions

SB 1007 - Goodman - Bars lending institutions from using unsolicited negotiable instruments as extensions of credit to consumers

SB 1035 - Mayer - Limits investment firm and law firm support in general obligation bond elections

SB 1043 - Coleman - Restricts predatory lending

HB 1423 - Page - Allows the Secretary of State to regulate the sale of variable annuities

Boards, Commissions, Committees, Councils (67)

SB 559 - Gibbons - Considers any municipality, governmental unit, or public corporation created under the laws of any state or the United States a person

SB 568 - Dougherty - Creates the "Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council"

SB 577 - Scott - Limits the number of excursion gambling boat licenses that may be issued

SB 586 - Champion - Establishes surcharges on domestic relations petitions to fund Missouri court-appointed special advocate programs

SB 590 - Nodler - Renders several alterations to the state's higher education policy

SB 591 - Nodler - Modifies the law relating to concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) and the penalties for offenses perpetrated by these operations

SB 607 - Ridgeway - WITHDRAWN

SB 626 - Wilson - Creates a trust fund and commission for youth smoking prevention programs

SB 637 - Cauthorn - Changes the laws regarding midwives and the practice of midwifery

SB 643 - Scott - Establishes the "State Fair Escrow Fund"

SB 650 - Champion - Specifies terms of office and eligibility criteria for the governing board of Missouri State University

SB 677 - Gross - Removes references to the Committee on Radiation Control from Chapter 192, RSMo

SB 693 - Bartle - Requires the Governor to appoint new members of the Missouri Employers Mutual Insurance Company Board

SB 718 - Crowell - Modifies the authority of certain boards, commissions, and authorities to grant loans

SB 749 - Engler - Modifies minimum experience requirements for interior designer registration

SB 756 - Clemens - Modifies requirements for licensing and registration of certain professionals

SB 775 - Cauthorn - Adds to the list of bylaw provisions for cooperative associations

SB 779 - Engler - Modifies requirements for labor posters

SB 780 - Klindt - Creates an assessment-based funding mechanism for the Office of Public Counsel similar to that currently utilized by the Public Service Commission

SB 788 - Klindt - Creates an advisory council to monitor the activity of the Propane Inspection Program

SB 798 - Nodler - Authorizes the Missouri Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors and Landscape Architects to impose civil penalties

SB 803 - Griesheimer - Grants the Highway Patrol authority to investigate excursion gambling boat activities

SB 808 - Ridgeway - Modifies provisions relating to the Missouri Women's Council

SB 832 - Griesheimer - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

SB 841 - Ridgeway - Authorizes peer review committees for certain emergency medical services

SB 854 - Green - Creates the "Public Service Accountability Act"

SB 882 - Engler - Regulates various blasting and excavation activities

SB 897 - Kennedy - Creates the "Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Quality Assurance Act"

SB 898 - Koster - Modifies provisions regarding members of the military and their families

SB 900 - Shields - Modifies provisions on the Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Fund

SB 901 - Shields - Establishes the "Joint Committee on Health"

SB 903 - Griesheimer - Provides immunity from liability for certain officers and employees of state agencies and political subdivisions

SB 923 - Barnitz - Precludes any professional athletic team or sports authority from receiving funding from the Development Finance Board

SB 940 - Clemens - Modifies definitions and fees relating to audiologists

SB 998 - Champion - Requires physicians to identify which type of collaborative practice arrangement they are engaging in and provide copies to the board

SB 1002 - Mayer - Allows the imposition of an additional fee for drainage districts

SB 1008 - Klindt - Creates the "Governor's Advisory Council on Agricultural Science and Technology"

SB 1016 - Gross - Requires county commissions to set tax rates by September 20

SB 1017 - Clemens - Modifies several agricultural programs

SB 1026 - Cauthorn - Authorizes the Lieutenant Governor to administer certain veterans' programs and funds

SB 1083 - Bray - Requires the Ethics Commission to post certain expenditure information for and against candidates on its website

SB 1085 - Kennedy - Modifies provisions regarding the self-administeration of medication by students

SB 1088 - Engler - Alters provisions regarding teacher termination hearings

SB 1124 - Shields - Modifies the law related to professional licensing

SB 1140 - Gibbons - Modifies provisions relating to the taxation of real property

SB 1146 - Ridgeway - Modifies the process for review of an administrative agency's decisions

SB 1155 - Stouffer - Modifies provisions of the technical advisory committee on the quality of patient care and nursing practices

SB 1187 - Gibbons - Repeals and reduces certain committees and commissions and sets a sunset date for other committees and commissions

SB 1189 - Gibbons - Creates the "Holocaust Education and Awareness Commission"

SB 1213 - Coleman - Regulates the licensing of naturopathic practitioners

SB 1224 - Ridgeway - Creates a statewide consortium to be known as the "Umbilical Cord Blood Tissue Bank"

SCR 23 - Coleman - Establishes the "Board of Naturopathic Medical Examiners"

SCR 24 - Scott - Reauthorizes the Poultry Industry Committee

SJR 27 - Crowell - Dismantles the Missouri Citizen's Commission on the Compensation for Elected Officials

SJR 38 - Gross - Imposes a tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products

HB 1070 - Johnson - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

HB 1137 - Darrough - Modifies various sections pertaining to motor fuels

HB 1153 - Emery - Modifies membership of the elevator safety board

HB 1192 - Smith - Establishes the State Fair Escrow Fund

HB 1228 - Ruestman - Eliminates the requirement that the Missouri Women's Council must prepare a state plan and gather annual reports from numerous state departments

HB 1244 - Ruestman - Modifies minimum experience requirements for interior designer registration

HB 1367 - Hobbs - Modifies bidding preference requirements for sheltered workshops

HB 1515 - Behnen - Requires physicians to report to provide information regarding collaborative practice arrangements

HB 1710 - Robb - Provides the Boone County governing body exclusive control over a regional recreational district located only in that county on land owned by the county

HB 1746 - Day - Transfers the administration of certain veterans' programs and funds from the Missouri Veterans Commission to the Lieutenant Governor

HB 1759 - Wasson - Modifies requirements for licensure of athletic trainers

HB 1936 - Tilley - Modifies provisions on health care

Boats and Watercraft (4)

SB 778 - Ridgeway - Requires proof of payment of personal property taxes on certain vessels, raises vessel fees and creates the "Missouri State Water Patrol Fund"

SB 781 - Ridgeway - Revises the process for obtaining a repossession title to motor vehicles, certain watercrafts, and manufactured homes

SB 1036 - Mayer - Modifies watercraft law with respect to personal floatation devices, use of lights, approaching emergency vehicles and other issues

HB 1302 - Cooper - Requires proof of payment of personal property taxes on certain vessels, raises vessel fees and creates Missouri State Water Patrol Fund

Bonds - Bail (1)

SB 885 - Cauthorn - Modifies laws relating to bail bond agents

Bonds - General Obligation and Revenue (13)

SB 645 - Griesheimer - Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale Development Act

SB 655 - Nodler - Allows the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority to provide primary school loans

SB 718 - Crowell - Modifies the authority of certain boards, commissions, and authorities to grant loans

SB 832 - Griesheimer - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

SB 923 - Barnitz - Precludes any professional athletic team or sports authority from receiving funding from the Development Finance Board

SB 936 - Vogel - Allows county library boards to issue bonds for up to 5% of the value of property within the district instead of 1%

SB 1035 - Mayer - Limits investment firm and law firm support in general obligation bond elections

SB 1069 - Engler - Authorizes certain public entities to enter into agreements to modify payment terms for bonds based on changes in the purchase price of commodities

SB 1093 - Gross - Increases the revenue bond limit for the acquisition of public buildings in cities by the board of public buildings

SB 1175 - Stouffer - Allows the City of Excelsior Springs to issue bonds and impose a sales tax for the development of a community center

SJR 31 - Ridgeway - Elevates the allowable level of bonded indebtedness for school districts from 15% to 20%

HB 1149 - Bivins - Pertains to the regulation of water

HB 1521 - Richard - Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale Development Act

Bonds - Surety (4)

SB 906 - Engler - Modifies various provisions relating to lead abatement

SB 993 - Scott - Modifies processes for licensure and service of financial institutions

SB 1050 - Bartle - Modifies provisions regarding bond remittance in certain landlord and tenant actions

SB 1110 - Barnitz - Requires those who contract to receive repossessed vehicles to deliver surety bonds

Buses (5)

SB 584 - Champion - Bans bus drivers who are convicted of intoxication-related traffic offenses from possessing a school bus endorsement

SB 742 - Crowell - Exempts motor fuel used to transport students for educational purposes from the motor fuel tax

SB 1079 - Coleman - Enhances the penalties for motorists who fail to properly yield for school buses that are loading and unloading children when injuries or deaths result

SB 1166 - Klindt - Repeals the Motor Vehicle Safety Inspection Program effective January 1, 2007, except for school buses

SJR 22 - Cauthorn - Allows a school district to provide transportation for private school pupils

Business and Commerce (37)

SB 582 - Griesheimer - Modifies existing tax base determination for municipal taxation of telecommunication businesses

SB 622 - Green - Creates an income tax deduction for small businesses and farmers that provide health insurance coverage for employees

SB 645 - Griesheimer - Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale Development Act

SB 749 - Engler - Modifies minimum experience requirements for interior designer registration

SB 762 - Graham - Allows businesses to voluntarily sign up for the newly created no-mail list kept and maintained by the Secretary of State's Office.

SB 779 - Engler - Modifies requirements for labor posters

SB 845 - Kennedy - Modifies fees and reinstatement processes in the event of corporate administrative dissolution

SB 852 - Barnitz - Creates a tax credit for shareholders of S corp savings and loan associations and credit institutions

SB 875 - Barnitz - Modifies requirements for corporate filings

SB 934 - Engler - Creates a grace period for cosmetology and barber shop licensure when the establishment changes ownership or location

SB 935 - Engler - Creates a grace period for barber shop licensure and removes requirements for barbers

SB 950 - Kennedy - Allows for the formation of small employer purchasing alliances to purchase health insurance

SB 954 - Griesheimer - Imposes a surcharge on machinery rented within the state

SB 975 - Days - Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less

SB 1068 - Purgason - Allows retailers to pay sales tax on behalf of customers

SB 1110 - Barnitz - Requires those who contract to receive repossessed vehicles to deliver surety bonds

SB 1119 - Bray - Repeals the tax deduction for registration and examination fees paid by insurance companies

SB 1134 - Scott - Creates the "Small-Business Advocacy Program" in the Office of the Lieutenant Governor

SB 1136 - Vogel - Requires licensees to renew sales tax licenses every two years

SB 1151 - Bartle - Excludes gambling establishments from the definition of "qualified company" under the Quality Jobs Act

SB 1162 - Nodler - Modifies the authority of the Small Business Regulatory Finance Board

SB 1168 - Bray - Prohibits certain activities relating to human trafficking and prostitution

SB 1182 - Griesheimer - Creates the "Missouri Discovery Alliance" within the Department of Economic Development

SB 1216 - Goodman - Modifies the law relating to travel clubs

SB 1223 - Scott - Creates the "Missouri Targeted Development Program"

SB 1232 - Bartle - Regulates sexually-oriented businesses

SB 1238 - Callahan - Establishes the "Small Business Health Fairness Act of 2006"

HB 1035 - Young - Requires all new signs erected after August 28, 2006, to contain the words "Accessible Parking" instead of "Handicap Parking"

HB 1397 - Pratt - Creates the Consumer Protection Against Computer Spyware Act

HB 1423 - Page - Allows the Secretary of State to regulate the sale of variable annuities

HB 1521 - Richard - Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale Development Act

HB 1551 - Tilley - Creates a grace period for barber shop and cosmetology licensure when the establishment changes ownership or location

HB 1559 - Cunningham - Modifies provisions on donation of food

HB 1619 - Sutherland - Phases out franchise tax rates and threshold amounts over a period of years

HB 1715 - Pratt - Modifies the law regarding the internal operations of corporations

HB 1827 - Wasson - Modifies law with respect to how group health insurance policies are issued and administered for certain types of associations

HCR 25 - Bowman Sr. - Urges the United States Congress to include in the Federal Defense Budget an allocation for the United States Air Force C-17 Globemaster III military transport plane program at Boeing St. Louis

Campaign Finance (9)

SB 689 - Scott - Modifies lobbyist reporting requirements and campaign finance disclosure for public officials

SB 818 - Scott - Amends requirements for filing financial interest statements

SB 887 - Green - Removes certain limits on campaign contributions

SB 989 - Bray - Requires committees to refund campaign contributions in some instances

SB 1083 - Bray - Requires the Ethics Commission to post certain expenditure information for and against candidates on its website

SB 1167 - Days - Bars sitting senators and representatives from contracting with one another for fund raising and consulting for campaigns

SB 1233 - Bartle - Amends campaign finance limits

SB 1254 - Shields - Modifies laws relating to reporting requirements, expenditures and campaign contributions

HB 1900 - Dempsey - Modifies law relating to campaign finance and lobbyist reporting requirements

Capital Improvements (1)

SB 561 - Gross - Limits the amount of expenditures from gaming boat admission fees revenue

Cemeteries (3)

SB 578 - Shields - Prohibits protest activities during funeral services

SB 1012 - Wheeler - Modifies priority designation for next-of-kin of a decedent's body

HB 1026 - Rucker - Prohibits protest activities during funeral services

Certificate of Need (5)

SB 694 - Bartle - Limits certificate of need to long-term care facilities

SB 720 - Crowell - Limits certificate of need to long-term care facilities

SB 728 - Crowell - Reduces the certificate of need application fee

SB 1005 - Stouffer - Modifies and enacts new provisions pertaining to health care facilities

SB 1245 - Goodman - Modifies and enacts new provisions pertaining to health care facilities

Charities (8)

SB 714 - Nodler - Provides for unused prescription drugs to be donated to charities for distribution outside the state or abroad

SB 1061 - Mayer - Creates the "Faith-Based Organization Liaison Act"

SB 1161 - Shields - Allows any municipality or county to authorize an organization to solicit charitable contributions by the roadside

HB 1169 - Cooper - Changes the time period corporate names can be reserved from 60 to 180 days

HB 1552 - Brown - Allows homeless veterans to use addresses of certain charitable organizations on applications for state or federal assistance

HB 1559 - Cunningham - Modifies provisions on donation of food

HB 1687 - Wright - Provides for unused drugs to be donated to charities for distribution outside the state or abroad

HB 1722 - Sutherland - Authorizes the Director of the Department of Natural Resources to enter into agreements with private, not-for-profit organizations to provide services for state parks

Children and Minors (64)

SB 564 - Loudon - Allows the use of available tax credits for nonresident adoptions under certain circumstances

SB 568 - Dougherty - Creates the "Children's Environmental Health and Protection Advisory Council"

SB 572 - Coleman - Creates an educational grant for children and spouses of veterans killed in combat

SB 573 - Coleman - Modifies various provisions relating to delinquent child support payments

SB 585 - Champion - Modifies conflicting language relating to special needs children adoption tax credits

SB 596 - Days - Authorizes a court to appoint a standby guardian for a minor

SB 618 - Koster - Provides that electronic access cards may be issued to custodial parents for disbursement of child support payments

SB 627 - Wilson - Modifies provisions on mandatory reporters of child abuse

SB 631 - Gross - WITHDRAWN

SB 637 - Cauthorn - Changes the laws regarding midwives and the practice of midwifery

SB 639 - Coleman - Establishes surcharges on certain court proceedings to fund certain school-related educational programs

SB 649 - Champion - Modifies requirements for continuing child support obligation for children over 18 years of age

SB 653 - Bartle - Fully reimburses certain school districts for costs associated with offering certain special education services

SB 657 - Bray - Requires applicants for Medicaid and CHIPs to identify the proposed beneficiary employer

SB 674 - Wilson - Defines "bullying" and prohibits school employees, volunteers, or students from bullying a student while on school property

SB 676 - Wilson - Alters provisions with regard to charter schools

SB 687 - Scott - Provides for each child enrolled in kindergarten or first grade to receive a comprehensive vision examination

SB 690 - Champion - Prohibits closing a child abuse investigation if the child dies during the course of the investigation

SB 699 - Bray - Creates the crime of "negligent storage of a firearm"

SB 776 - Nodler - Revises current law requirements for the presentation of information in public schools relating to contraception, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases

SB 789 - Dougherty - Modifies procedures of juvenile courts in their care and treatment of certain juveniles

SB 814 - Coleman - Creates a tax credit for low-income household purchases of computers for educational purposes

SB 834 - Nodler - Alters various provisions of the state's special education policy

SB 836 - Engler - Modifies continuing child support obligation for children over eighteen years of age

SB 869 - Koster - Modifies laws against sexual offenders

SB 876 - Loudon - Establishes a tuition grant for dependants and spouses of certain military veterans

SB 878 - Champion - Modifies provisions relating to child protection

SB 894 - Nodler - Renders multiple alterations to the state's education policy

SB 896 - Griesheimer - Modifies graduated driver's license law with respect to number of instruction hours and passenger limitations

SB 912 - Goodman - Establishes a virtual school program

SB 916 - Koster - Modifies various laws relating to the safe operation of motor vehicles to ensure the safety of highway workers, emergency workers, children, and other motorists

SB 943 - Bray - Establishes the "Prevention First Act"

SB 947 - Shields - Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to develop standards for high-quality early childhood education

SB 994 - Dougherty - Alters the "special education threshold" for any school district with a higher-than-average student population with elevated blood lead levels

SB 1004 - Days - Removes the special education statute from the sunset provision of the First Steps Program

SB 1019 - Alter - Specifies the Amber Alert System aids in identifying and locating abducted children rather than adults

SB 1079 - Coleman - Enhances the penalties for motorists who fail to properly yield for school buses that are loading and unloading children when injuries or deaths result

SB 1084 - Gibbons - Extends the sunset date for the Healthcare for Uninsured Children Program and non-Medicaid eligible personal care services

SB 1085 - Kennedy - Modifies provisions regarding the self-administeration of medication by students

SB 1114 - Goodman - Requires the State Board of Education to annually establish a target school start date

SB 1144 - Mayer - Authorizes issuance of temporary orders by a juvenile court and transfer of such orders to a circuit or probate court

SB 1169 - Bray - Exempts from certain administrative penalties school districts that demonstrate their students have to cross highways and arterials under specified conditions

SB 1197 - Wheeler - Allows sixteen-year olds to donate blood with parental permission

SB 1202 - Dougherty - Allows the City of St. Louis to impose a sales tax to provide services to children age twenty-one and younger

SB 1204 - Dougherty - Modifies provisions relating to parentage of a child

SB 1206 - Mayer - Revises the Interstate Compact for Juveniles

SB 1227 - Bray - Modifies the law relating to the establishment of paternity

SB 1229 - Champion - Creates a tax credit for children in crisis

SB 1230 - Dougherty - Modifies provisions on child care subsidies

SB 1252 - Scott - Modifies laws on child support

SJR 22 - Cauthorn - Allows a school district to provide transportation for private school pupils

HB 994 - Dusenberg - Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle

HB 1053 - Jolly - Allows victims of certain offenses against the family access to official court records in certain circumstances

HB 1059 - Cunningham - Establishes procedures for the evaluation of credits for students transferring into an accredited public school district from an unaccredited public or nonpublic school or a home school

HB 1075 - Davis - Revises current law requirements for the presentation of information in public schools relating to contraception, abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases

HB 1078 - Cunningham - Establishes a tuition grant for dependants and spouses of certain military veterans

HB 1180 - Corcoran - Exempts from certain administrative penalties school districts that demonstrate their students have to cross highways and areterials under specified conditions

HB 1182 - Stevenson - Allows persons with custodial rights to petition the juvenile court to extend jurisdiction over a child until he or she reaches age 18

HB 1245 - Sater - Authorizes school nurses to keep on hand and administer prefilled syringes of epinephrine to any student who is having an anaphylactic reaction

HB 1511 - Lager - Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to develop standards for high-quality early childhood education

HB 1653 - Walton - Modifies requirements for continuing child support obligation for children over eighteen years of age

HB 1732 - Fraser - Broadens and alters the criteria for permissible self-administered medications in public schools

HB 1742 - Portwood - Modifies provisions relating to health care

HB 1767 - Bruns - Modifies protection provisions relating to senior citizens, disabled persons and children

Chiropractors (1)

SB 973 - Shields - Amends the practice of chiropractic

Circuit Clerk (1)

SB 586 - Champion - Establishes surcharges on domestic relations petitions to fund Missouri court-appointed special advocate programs

Cities, Towns and Villages (35)

SB 561 - Gross - Limits the amount of expenditures from gaming boat admission fees revenue

SB 582 - Griesheimer - Modifies existing tax base determination for municipal taxation of telecommunication businesses

SB 640 - Coleman - Modifies provisions relating to prostitution

SB 645 - Griesheimer - Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale Development Act

SB 672 - Green - Modifies Missouri's tax increment financing law

SB 719 - Crowell - Prohibits political subdivisions from using photo radar or automated traffic control systems to enforce traffic laws

SB 746 - Klindt - Allows cities with a population of 1,000 or less to establish by ordinance a citywide vote for the election of aldermen

SB 751 - Stouffer - Allows the City of Corder to sell property purchased from the school district for any purpose after twenty-five years

SB 809 - Graham - Provides municipalities the option of adopting the zoning regulations of the county in lieu of their own

SB 832 - Griesheimer - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

SB 863 - Engler - Modifies the definition of "volunteer fire protection association"

SB 919 - Scott - Repeals the statute permitting the city council of a third-class city to prohibit the carrying of concealed weapons

SB 963 - Scott - Modifies "Macks Creek law" by applying a 45% cap on traffic fine revenues to violations that occur on all highways rather than just state highways

SB 1056 - Griesheimer - Modifies the method of how community improvement districts may impose sales taxes

SB 1094 - Champion - Allows Springfield to dissolve a special business district

SB 1101 - Griesheimer - Allows the City of Sullivan and the portion of the Sullivan C-2 School District located in Franklin County to levy a transient guest tax

SB 1129 - Green - Allows third-class cities to regulate real estate agents

SB 1130 - Green - Repeals the statute that allows fourth-class cities to pay members of certain city boards up to $200 per month

SB 1132 - Wheeler - Provides that certain not-for-profit agencies shall have sovereign or governmental tort immunity

SB 1161 - Shields - Allows any municipality or county to authorize an organization to solicit charitable contributions by the roadside

SB 1175 - Stouffer - Allows the City of Excelsior Springs to issue bonds and impose a sales tax for the development of a community center

SB 1177 - Callahan - Allows a local registrar to be an employee of either a county or city health agency

SB 1183 - Vogel - Exempts sales of motor fuel for use by interstate transportation authorities, city transit authorities, and city utility boards from the motor fuel tax

SB 1207 - Mayer - Allows New Madrid County to impose an additional sales tax, which proceeds shall be shared among the county and the cities, towns and villages within the county

SB 1212 - Coleman - Allows the City of St. Louis to impose a sales tax for public safety

SB 1228 - Purgason - Modifies provisions regarding LAGERS benefits within the City of Lebanon

SB 1232 - Bartle - Regulates sexually-oriented businesses

SB 1235 - Engler - Repeals the provision prohibiting Jefferson County fire protection districts from implementing residential construction regulatory systems

HB 977 - Whorton - Allows fourth-class cities to establish by ordinance a citywide vote for the election of aldermen

HB 1030 - Johnson - Modifies the laws regarding political subdivisions

HB 1070 - Johnson - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

HB 1366 - Robinson - Modifies the definition of "volunteer fire protection association"

HB 1521 - Richard - Modifies the Missouri Business Use Incentive for Large-Scale Development Act

HB 1707 - Dusenberg - Allows local registrars to be an employee of either a county or city health agency and gives the Jackson County Recorder of Deeds more discretion regarding where documents are recorded

Civil Procedure (18)

SB 596 - Days - Authorizes a court to appoint a standby guardian for a minor

SB 698 - Bray - WITHDRAWN

SB 729 - Crowell - Requires an affidavit of merit to be filed in actions against certain licensed professionals

SB 771 - Mayer - Provides that certain judgments of an associate circuit court shall constitute a lien on real estate property

SB 786 - Graham - Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information

SB 804 - Gross - Allows for substituted service upon an insured defendant's automobile insurance company

SB 824 - Klindt - Establishes procedure for insurers intervening in civil actions to determine coverage issues

SB 844 - Graham - Authorizes individuals to bring civil actions alleging Medicaid fraud

SB 847 - Bartle - Modifies the jurisdiction of small claims courts

SB 979 - Griesheimer - Exempts ski area operators from liability for inherent risks related to skiing

SB 1013 - Crowell - Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information

SB 1045 - Goodman - Provides that the statute of limitations for recovery of lands does not extend to lands held by public utilities

SB 1050 - Bartle - Modifies provisions regarding bond remittance in certain landlord and tenant actions

SB 1051 - Bartle - Modifies provisions regarding court dates, issuance of summons, and writs of possession or restitution in certain landlord and tenant actions

SB 1112 - Goodman - Provides for immunity from liability for certain product retailers

SB 1210 - Koster - Authorizes individuals to sue for Medicaid fraud, and modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of such fraud

SB 1244 - Loudon - Modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of Medicaid fraud, and creates a private civil cause of action for actions alleging fraud

HB 1343 - Munzlinger - Repeals provisions of law that required the City of Canton to provide resources and space for a circuit court in Lewis County

Civil Rights (10)

SB 578 - Shields - Prohibits protest activities during funeral services

SB 658 - Bray - Prohibits any governmental entity from interfering with the right to obtain or use contraceptives

SB 716 - Bray - Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation

SB 736 - Crowell - Allows public school districts to offer a class or classes in which the Bible is incorporated

SB 786 - Graham - Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information

SB 806 - Gross - Establishes the "Founding Documents Protection Act"

SB 1013 - Crowell - Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information

SCR 33 - Bray - Ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution

HB 1026 - Rucker - Prohibits protest activities during funeral services

HB 1058 - Cunningham - Alters provisions regarding school attire

Compacts (4)

SB 664 - Crowell - Adopts the Nurse Licensure Compact

SB 825 - Koster - Creates the "Kansas and Missouri Regional Investment District Compact" to promote public transit projects within the Kansas City metropolitan area

SB 1071 - Loudon - Creates the "Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact"

SB 1206 - Mayer - Revises the Interstate Compact for Juveniles

Conservation Dept. (12)

SB 636 - Cauthorn - Permits hand fishing for the months of June and July

SB 665 - Engler - Increases the penalties for poaching

SB 684 - Cauthorn - Allows military personnel to fish without permits while on leave

SB 723 - Cauthorn - Directs the Department of Conservation to reimburse the Department of Transportation for every deer carcass the Department of Transportation removes from state highways

SB 757 - Clemens - Adds to the penalties imposed for illegal deer hunting

SB 1106 - Cauthorn - Directs the Department of Conservation to reimburse the Department of Transportation for every deer carcass the Department of Transportation removes from state highways

SB 1107 - Cauthorn - Permits hand fishing for the months of June and July

SB 1255 - Dougherty - Establishes the reorganization of the state health care system

SJR 21 - Cauthorn - Resubmits the Conservation Sales Tax to the voters every ten years

SJR 40 - Bartle - Preserves an individual's right to hunt and fish

SJR 42 - Nodler - Authorizes legislative appropriation authority for administrative expenses of the Highways and Transportation Commission and the Conservation Commission

HB 1988 - Wagner - Designates the white-tailed deer as the official state game animal

Constitutional Amendments (25)

SCR 33 - Bray - Ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution

SJR 21 - Cauthorn - Resubmits the Conservation Sales Tax to the voters every ten years

SJR 22 - Cauthorn - Allows a school district to provide transportation for private school pupils

SJR 23 - Bartle - Grants the power to determine public school funding exclusively to the General Assembly and Governor, not the Judiciary

SJR 24 - Bartle - Gives the Highways and Transportation Commission authority to finance, construct, operate, and maintain toll facilities

SJR 25 - Clemens - Creates a two-year budget cycle

SJR 26 - Ridgeway - Exempts property owned by veterans' organizations from taxation

SJR 27 - Crowell - Dismantles the Missouri Citizen's Commission on the Compensation for Elected Officials

SJR 28 - Engler - Prohibits the use of eminent domain for the purpose of economic development

SJR 29 - Engler - Eliminates the provisions allowing for the use of eminent domain to end blight

SJR 30 - Graham - Ensures that stem cell research can be conducted in Missouri

SJR 33 - Graham - Modifies the procedure for division of the state into U.S. Congressional districts

SJR 35 - Crowell - Eliminates the constitutional provision stating that the question of public use shall be judicially determined

SJR 36 - Graham - Requires the State Treasurer to provide an estimate of available state revenues each fiscal year

SJR 37 - Graham - Requires that all appropriations by the General Assembly cannot exceed the official estimate of state revenues

SJR 38 - Gross - Imposes a tax on cigarettes and other tobacco products

SJR 39 - Ridgeway - Requires impeachments to be tried by the Senate, rather than the Supreme Court

SJR 40 - Bartle - Preserves an individual's right to hunt and fish

SJR 41 - Mayer - Adds the crime of manufacturing methamphetamine to the list of offenses that are not bailable

SJR 42 - Nodler - Authorizes legislative appropriation authority for administrative expenses of the Highways and Transportation Commission and the Conservation Commission

HJR 28 - Jackson - Exempts from taxation property owned by veterans' organizations

HJR 36 - Bruns - Exempts from taxation the personal property of residents who are on active military duty

HJR 39 - Bearden - Secures a person's right to pray and acknowledge God according to personal convictions

HJR 43 - Dethrow - Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds majority for voter approval of initiative proposals relating to hunting

HJR 55 - Lipke - Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting public officials convicted of a felony or removed for misconduct from receiving any state pension and modifies the veto power of the General Assembly over salary recommendations

Construction and Building Codes (3)

SB 800 - Shields - Modifies provisions regarding contracts for private design or construction work

SB 1052 - Nodler - Creates a time limit for claims made for damages to underground facilities in the event that such damage was incurred during excavation as well as a time limit for payment of such claims

SB 1220 - Goodman - Establishes a "health facilities construction plan review fee"

Consumer Protection (28)

SB 598 - Days - Modifies law regarding the use of credit information by insurance companies

SB 613 - Engler - Allows residential and business cell phone users to voluntarily sign up with the no-call list

SB 632 - Dougherty - Restricts credit card companies from raising interest or fees

SB 633 - Dougherty - Restricts consumer reporting agencies' determination of credit risk scores

SB 638 - Coleman - Requires notification of any radio frequency identification tag

SB 675 - Wilson - Modifies the state's No-Call List to include wireless numbers and fax numbers

SB 680 - Dougherty - Provides consumer protection for computerized personal information

SB 683 - Cauthorn - Allows cell phone and business users to sign up for the No-Call List

SB 685 - Coleman - Prohibits expiration dates or service fees for dormancy on gift certificates issued by companies

SB 737 - Crowell - Creates a system to freeze consumer credit reports

SB 762 - Graham - Allows businesses to voluntarily sign up for the newly created no-mail list kept and maintained by the Secretary of State's Office.

SB 892 - Scott - Modifies laws relating to financial institutions

SB 895 - Engler - Synchronizes the penalties, administrative orders, civil actions and other remedies available to the Director of the Department of Insurance throughout the insurance code; modifies law with respect to certain types of service contracts; and revises filing fees

SB 899 - Dougherty - Restricts and criminalizes obtaining and selling telephone and cellular phone call logs

SB 940 - Clemens - Modifies definitions and fees relating to audiologists

SB 975 - Days - Amends laws relating to unsecured loans of $500 or less

SB 991 - Mayer - Changes and extends the current law pertaining to service contracts

SB 1007 - Goodman - Bars lending institutions from using unsolicited negotiable instruments as extensions of credit to consumers

SB 1030 - Bartle - Criminalizes selling and purchasing phone call logs

SB 1041 - Gibbons - Creates the crime of "knowingly receiving, selling, or obtaining personal health information"

SB 1043 - Coleman - Restricts predatory lending

SB 1113 - Goodman - Directs the courts to be guided by the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines on merchandising practices

SB 1170 - Bray - Creates statutory warranties for home buyers and homeowners and also prevents home solicitors from engaging in certain deceptive practices

SB 1239 - Gibbons - Enacts the "Affordable Prescription Drugs for All Missourians Act"

HB 1397 - Pratt - Creates the Consumer Protection Against Computer Spyware Act

HB 1577 - Pollock - Designates the State Milk Board as the official rating agency for the enforcement of standards relating to milk production

HB 1632 - Cooper - Addresses various areas of telephone communication

HCR 10 - Zweifel - Urges the United States Congress to adopt a comprehensive federal law that protects consumer information from data thieves.

Contracts and Contractors (16)

SB 629 - Gross - Exempts contractors from paying sales taxes on materials used in Department of Transportation projects and modifies sales tax exemption for certain motor vehicles

SB 754 - Scott - Modifies law with respect to highway work zones and creates crime of "endangerment of a highway worker"

SB 793 - Engler - Provides that public administrators will not be financially responsible for debts of wards or protectees

SB 800 - Shields - Modifies provisions regarding contracts for private design or construction work

SB 854 - Green - Creates the "Public Service Accountability Act"

SB 856 - Callahan - Requires Jackson County to complete a competitive bidding process when contracting for certain services

SB 908 - Stouffer - Authorizes the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission to make electronic bids for highway and bridge contracts

SB 930 - Green - Establishes the "Office of Trade Enforcement" and the "Citizen's Commission on Globalization"

SB 958 - Kennedy - Establishes the "Public Service Accountability Act"

SB 988 - Green - Amends law relating to the hiring of unqualified employees on public projects

SB 1149 - Kennedy - Requires construction employees to take drug tests before working on projects on school property

SB 1197 - Wheeler - Allows sixteen-year olds to donate blood with parental permission

SB 1217 - Goodman - Modifies bidding and notice requirements for public projects

HB 1367 - Hobbs - Modifies bidding preference requirements for sheltered workshops

HB 1623 - St. Onge - Authorizes the Highways and Transportation Commission to receive electonic bids for highway and bridge contracts

HB 1910 - Fisher - Creates the "Fairness in Public Construction Act"

Corporations (8)

SB 717 - Bray - Modifies various tax provisions

SB 845 - Kennedy - Modifies fees and reinstatement processes in the event of corporate administrative dissolution

SB 875 - Barnitz - Modifies requirements for corporate filings

SB 1010 - Wheeler - Amends the duties and filings for limited partnerships and corporations

SB 1208 - Koster - Modifies law allowing corporations to amend their articles of incorporation

HB 1169 - Cooper - Changes the time period corporate names can be reserved from 60 to 180 days

HB 1427 - Johnson - Modifies fees and reinstatement processes in the event of corporate administrative dissolution

HB 1715 - Pratt - Modifies the law regarding the internal operations of corporations

Corrections Dept. (8)

SB 563 - Loudon - Strengthens laws against sexual offenders

SB 588 - Bartle - Modifies the laws regarding sexual offenders

SB 705 - Engler - Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain Corrections personnel

SB 827 - Dougherty - Creates a commission to study the death penalty in Missouri and prohibits use of the death penalty for a time period

SB 870 - Mayer - Transfers responsibility for existing appropriation payments from the Office of Administration to other state agencies

HB 1065 - Tilley - Authorizes minimum amounts of compensation for certain corrections personnel

HB 1322 - Lipke - Modifies the laws relating to DNA profiling analysis

HB 1432 - Moore - Authorizes the State Board of Probation and Parole to conduct probation and parole hearings by videoconferencing

Cosmetology (2)

SB 934 - Engler - Creates a grace period for cosmetology and barber shop licensure when the establishment changes ownership or location

HB 1551 - Tilley - Creates a grace period for barber shop and cosmetology licensure when the establishment changes ownership or location

Counties (22)

SB 575 - Scott - Modifies provisions on donation of unused prescription drugs

SB 586 - Champion - Establishes surcharges on domestic relations petitions to fund Missouri court-appointed special advocate programs

SB 640 - Coleman - Modifies provisions relating to prostitution

SB 672 - Green - Modifies Missouri's tax increment financing law

SB 832 - Griesheimer - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

SB 855 - Callahan - WITHDRAWN

SB 884 - Callahan - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

SB 936 - Vogel - Allows county library boards to issue bonds for up to 5% of the value of property within the district instead of 1%

SB 1160 - Mayer - Creates the "Missouri County Planning Act"

SB 1161 - Shields - Allows any municipality or county to authorize an organization to solicit charitable contributions by the roadside

SB 1173 - Bray - Implements the provisions of the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement

SB 1207 - Mayer - Allows New Madrid County to impose an additional sales tax, which proceeds shall be shared among the county and the cities, towns and villages within the county

SB 1232 - Bartle - Regulates sexually-oriented businesses

SB 1235 - Engler - Repeals the provision prohibiting Jefferson County fire protection districts from implementing residential construction regulatory systems

HB 1030 - Johnson - Modifies the laws regarding political subdivisions

HB 1070 - Johnson - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

HB 1222 - Cooper - Allows coroners or medical examiners to appoint special deputy coroners or medical examiners in emergencies

HB 1688 - Johnson - Prohibits certain sales tax revenue from inclusion as economic activity tax revenue for TIF projects

HB 1703 - Yates - Provides that political subdivisions forming a business entity for the purpose of providing liability insurance are not to be considered an insurance company

HB 1710 - Robb - Provides the Boone County governing body exclusive control over a regional recreational district located only in that county on land owned by the county

HB 1711 - Robb - Changes the method in Boone County for disbursing funds among affected taxing districts in industrial development projects

HB 1930 - Hubbard - Changes the minimum rate of interest that can be charged on delinquent real property taxes in the City of St. Louis and removes the prime rate limitation and authorizes a tax credit for the elderly

County Government (20)

SB 672 - Green - Modifies Missouri's tax increment financing law

SB 719 - Crowell - Prohibits political subdivisions from using photo radar or automated traffic control systems to enforce traffic laws

SB 730 - Crowell - Requires voters to provide photographic identification

SB 770 - Mayer - Modifies the law relating to the county law enforcement restitution fund

SB 809 - Graham - Provides municipalities the option of adopting the zoning regulations of the county in lieu of their own

SB 825 - Koster - Creates the "Kansas and Missouri Regional Investment District Compact" to promote public transit projects within the Kansas City metropolitan area

SB 832 - Griesheimer - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

SB 856 - Callahan - Requires Jackson County to complete a competitive bidding process when contracting for certain services

SB 867 - Graham - Provides the county governing body more control when a regional recreational district is located only in that county

SB 999 - Alter - Allows counties to adopt noise ordinances

SB 1009 - Klindt - Defines the scope of regulation for Missouri seed law

SB 1025 - Koster - Establishes a minimum salary for deputy sheriffs and creates the "Public Safety Enhancement Fund"

SB 1102 - Alter - Modifies provisions relating to Jefferson County ordinances

SB 1132 - Wheeler - Provides that certain not-for-profit agencies shall have sovereign or governmental tort immunity

SB 1177 - Callahan - Allows a local registrar to be an employee of either a county or city health agency

SB 1253 - Mayer - Establishes a maximum speed limit of 45 mph on county gravel, dirt and other unsurfaced roads regardless if such roads are posted with signs or not

HB 1030 - Johnson - Modifies the laws regarding political subdivisions

HB 1070 - Johnson - Modifies Missouri's tax increment finance law

HB 1424 - Franz - Allows electronic record keeping for certain county tax records

County Officials (13)

SB 730 - Crowell - Requires voters to provide photographic identification

SB 856 - Callahan - Requires Jackson County to complete a competitive bidding process when contracting for certain services

SB 924 - Klindt - Establishes the "Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act"

SB 932 - Scott - Modifies laws relating to county officials

SB 1011 - Wheeler - Gives recorders of deeds discretion about where instruments are recorded and protects personal information in documents

SB 1132 - Wheeler - Provides that certain not-for-profit agencies shall have sovereign or governmental tort immunity

SB 1140 - Gibbons - Modifies provisions relating to the taxation of real property

SB 1196 - Wheeler - Increases the fee collected by each recorder to be deposited into the Missouri Housing Trust Fund from $3 to $5

SJR 27 - Crowell - Dismantles the Missouri Citizen's Commission on the Compensation for Elected Officials

HB 1030 - Johnson - Modifies the laws regarding political subdivisions

HB 1222 - Cooper - Allows coroners or medical examiners to appoint special deputy coroners or medical examiners in emergencies

HB 1424 - Franz - Allows electronic record keeping for certain county tax records

Courts (45)

SB 557 - Gibbons - Modifies laws against sexual offenders

SB 563 - Loudon - Strengthens laws against sexual offenders

SB 586 - Champion - Establishes surcharges on domestic relations petitions to fund Missouri court-appointed special advocate programs

SB 587 - Bartle - Extends the August 28, 2006, expiration date for the surcharge on certain criminal cases to August 28, 2013

SB 589 - Bartle - Adds one circuit judge position and modifies one circuit judge position within the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit

SB 639 - Coleman - Establishes surcharges on certain court proceedings to fund certain school-related educational programs

SB 640 - Coleman - Modifies provisions relating to prostitution

SB 716 - Bray - Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation

SB 729 - Crowell - Requires an affidavit of merit to be filed in actions against certain licensed professionals

SB 768 - Graham - Makes changes to the criminal justice system

SB 770 - Mayer - Modifies the law relating to the county law enforcement restitution fund

SB 771 - Mayer - Provides that certain judgments of an associate circuit court shall constitute a lien on real estate property

SB 782 - Engler - Allows persons committed under the repealed "sexual psychopath" statutes to be guilty of escaping from commitment

SB 783 - Engler - Allows sexual predators to be housed with others awaiting court determination as to whether they are predators

SB 786 - Graham - Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information

SB 804 - Gross - Allows for substituted service upon an insured defendant's automobile insurance company

SB 844 - Graham - Authorizes individuals to bring civil actions alleging Medicaid fraud

SB 847 - Bartle - Modifies the jurisdiction of small claims courts

SB 850 - Alter - Includes certain juvenile court employees in the county employees' retirement system

SB 886 - Goodman - Modifies provisions regarding the termination of alimony and maintenance payments

SB 957 - Engler - Authorizes the Circuit Court in the 24th Judicial Circuit to appoint a drug court commissioner and administrator

SB 984 - Purgason - Adds a circuit judge position within the Twenty-Sixth Judicial Circuit

SB 1000 - Loudon - Replaces all state administrative hearings with a new "Office of Administrative Hearings"

SB 1013 - Crowell - Provides that certain persons may not be required to disclose news sources or information

SB 1045 - Goodman - Provides that the statute of limitations for recovery of lands does not extend to lands held by public utilities

SB 1050 - Bartle - Modifies provisions regarding bond remittance in certain landlord and tenant actions

SB 1051 - Bartle - Modifies provisions regarding court dates, issuance of summons, and writs of possession or restitution in certain landlord and tenant actions

SB 1058 - Loudon - Modifies several provisions of law relating to judicial procedures and personnel, for example, the act repeals the requirement that second-hand junk dealers keep a register for copper wire and cable sales

SB 1062 - Scott - Allows videotaped depositions of mentally retarded persons to be admissible in certain criminal proceedings

SB 1087 - Ridgeway - Modifies various provisions within the Missouri Uniform Trust Code

SB 1112 - Goodman - Provides for immunity from liability for certain product retailers

SB 1120 - Bray - Requires the issuance of a "no contact" order under certain circumstances with sexual offense cases

SB 1144 - Mayer - Authorizes issuance of temporary orders by a juvenile court and transfer of such orders to a circuit or probate court

SB 1150 - Bartle - Modifies the types of orders or judgments that may be appealed through the prosecuting or circuit attorney

SB 1171 - Bray - Modifies the law relating to eminent domain and condemnation proceedings

SB 1209 - Koster - Divides the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit into two circuits

SB 1210 - Koster - Authorizes individuals to sue for Medicaid fraud, and modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of such fraud

SB 1237 - Callahan - Authorizes an additional surcharge on cases involving certain municipal ordinance violations in Kansas City

SB 1244 - Loudon - Modifies various provisions relating to the reporting and investigation of Medicaid fraud, and creates a private civil cause of action for actions alleging fraud

SJR 23 - Bartle - Grants the power to determine public school funding exclusively to the General Assembly and Governor, not the Judiciary

SJR 41 - Mayer - Adds the crime of manufacturing methamphetamine to the list of offenses that are not bailable

HB 1053 - Jolly - Allows victims of certain offenses against the family access to official court records in certain circumstances

HB 1182 - Stevenson - Allows persons with custodial rights to petition the juvenile court to extend jurisdiction over a child until he or she reaches age 18

HB 1343 - Munzlinger - Repeals provisions of law that required the City of Canton to provide resources and space for a circuit court in Lewis County

HB 1857 - Lipke - Specifies when a prosecution is commenced for a misdemeanor and a felony

Courts, Juvenile (10)