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Bills Sponsored by Senator Mary Elizabeth Coleman
SB 81 Authorizes parents to choose the school that their children attend
SB 82 Modifies provisions relating to public assistance
SB 83 Creates provisions relating to the jurisdiction of the attorney general
SB 161 Exempts the sale of food from sales tax
SB 162 Reduces the state sales tax rate for diapers and feminine hygiene products
SB 163 Authorizes the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development to contract with private entities that offer job training to individuals
SB 227 Modifies provisions relating to the culpable mental state necessary for a homicide offense
SB 228 Modifies provisions relating to do-not-resuscitate orders
SB 229 Modifies provisions relating to Children's Division contracts
SB 359 Modifies provisions relating to guardians ad litem
SB 377 Crates new provisions relating to public contracts
SB 458 Modifies provisions relating to child protection
SB 488 Modifies provisions relating to a tax credit for donations to food pantries
SB 532 Changes the filing location, order, and process for drawing candidate names for school board elections
SB 533 Relating to property taxes
SB 566 Modifies provisions relating to the possession of firearms
SB 602 Reinstates the Presidential Preference Primary Election
SB 603 Provides that a domiciliary school district shall pay costs for educational services rendered by a resident district while a child is receiving care from a residential treatment facility in the resident district
SB 685 Modifies provisions relating to inspections of certain long-term care facilities
SB 686 Requires limited liability companies owning real estate in this state to file affidavits with the county or city officials with information regarding the property
SB 687 Modifies provisions relating to jury instructions for the offense of murder in the first degree
HB 454 Modifies provisions relating to criminal offenses
HB 1058 Modifies provisions relating to child abductions and child custody

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