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Bills Sponsored by Senator Champion
SB 584 Bans bus drivers who are convicted of intoxication-related traffic offenses from possessing a school bus endorsement
SB 585 Modifies conflicting language relating to special needs children adoption tax credits
SB 586 Establishes surcharges on domestic relations petitions to fund Missouri court-appointed special advocate programs
SB 648 Replaces the term "lunatic asylum" with "mental health facility" in statute about fire escapes and stairs
SB 649 Modifies requirements for continuing child support obligation for children over 18 years of age
SB 650 Specifies terms of office and eligibility criteria for the governing board of Missouri State University
SB 690 Prohibits closing a child abuse investigation if the child dies during the course of the investigation
SB 691 Amends various provisions relating to withholding of retirement payments for income tax purposes
SB 692 Provides for vocational rehabilitation referrals for Medicaid recipients receiving assistance based on disability
SB 713 Requires the Joint Committee on Legislative Research to file its annual report regarding ineffective statutes by October 15 instead of January 3
SB 878 Modifies provisions relating to child protection
SB 998 Requires physicians to identify which type of collaborative practice arrangement they are engaging in and provide copies to the board
SB 1094 Allows Springfield to dissolve a special business district
SB 1229 Creates a tax credit for children in crisis
SCR 22 Authorizes the Missouri Department of Transportation to create individual highway signs detailing the name and date of workers, emergency workers, and highway patrol officers injured or killed on Missouri highways.
HB 1581 Creates a tax credit for contributions to food pantries
HB 1687 Provides for unused drugs to be donated to charities for distribution outside the state or abroad
HB 1905 Provides for supplemental food stamp assistance for the elderly
HCR 15 Urges the United States Congress and Department of Agriculture to waive or amend the federal Food Stamp Program to increase the availability of food assistance for low-income elderly persons

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