Bill List - 2017 - Missouri Senate

SB 1

Creates new provisions permitting taxpayers to claim a tax credit for making certain campaign contributions

SB 2

Modifies provisions relating to lobbyists

SB 3

Modifies provisions relating to the waiting period before certain public officials can become lobbyists

SB 4

Repeals certain provisions relating to venue and jurisdiction in products liability claims

SB 5

Modifies provisions relating to tort actions specifically unlawful merchandising practices, products liability claims, and venue requirements

SB 6

Changes the aggregate cap on tax credits for the rehabilitation of historic structures to $120 million annually, and allows for tax credits for donations to the Capitol Complex Fund

SB 7

Creates programs for beginning farmers

SB 8

Enacts provisions relating to transportation

SB 9

Allows those licensed by the Department of Agriculture to grow and handle industrial hemp

SB 10

Modifies the Missouri Works and Missouri Works Training programs

SB 11

Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 12

Creates new provisions relating to the regulation of securities

SB 13

Adopts the Compact for a Balanced Budget

SB 14

Makes corrections to several intersectional references relating to sales and use tax exemptions

SB 15

Reauthorizes tax credits for contributions to maternity homes and pregnancy resource centers

SB 16

Exempts delivery charges from sales and use taxes

SB 17

Phases out corporate income tax over 3 years

SB 18

Modifies provisions relating to the collection of money by public entities

SB 19

Creates new provisions of law relating to labor organizations

SB 20

Repeals the law pertaining to prevailing wage

SB 21

Creates new provisions of law relating to labor organizations

SB 22

Modifies provisions relating to contaminated homes

SB 23

Modifies several provisions relating to elementary and secondary education

SB 24

Modifies provisions relating to racial profiling in policing

SB 25

Modifies provisions relating to public safety

SB 26

Allows Kansas City to employ airport police officers

SB 27

Modifies residential property receivership

SB 28

Requires the Department of Social Services to apply for a global waiver for MO HealthNet

SB 29

Modifies the law relating to prevailing wage

SB 30

Enacts provisions to political subdivisions

SB 31

Modifies provisions relating to the collateral source rule and provides that parties may introduce evidence of the actual cost, rather than the value, of the medical care rendered

SB 32

Establishes the Missouri Empowerment Scholarship Accounts Program

SB 33

Requires the State Board of Education to develop a simplified annual school report card for each school attendance center

SB 34

Modifies and creates new provisions relating to criminal offenses

SB 35

Modifies public notice and hearing requirements for certain land purchases made by the Department of Natural Resources or the Commissioner of Administration on behalf of state departments

SB 36

Removes a property tax exemption for real property belonging to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources

SB 37

Allows the Department of Revenue to issue REAL ID compliant driver's licenses and identification cards

SB 38

Modifies control and maintenance of the supplementary state highway system

SB 39

Places a cap on the annual cumulative amount of tax credits authorized

SB 40

Requires children under the age of 18 to be prosecuted for most criminal offenses in juvenile courts unless the child is certified as an adult

SB 41

Provides protection for alternatives-to-abortion agencies

SB 42

Enacts provisions relating to advanced practice registered nurses

SB 43

Modifies the law relating to unlawful discrimination

SB 44

Enacts certain provisions relating to career and technical education

SB 45

Modifies laws regarding arbitration agreements between employers and at-will employees

SB 46

Modifies provisions relating to certain crimes against emergency service providers and creates the Blue Alert System

SB 47

Allows legally required notice to be published on a website to be established and maintained by the Secretary of State

SB 48

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SB 49

Modifies several provisions relating to local sales taxes

SB 50

Modifies several provisions relating to health care

SB 51

Establishes a language assessment program for children who are deaf or hard of hearing from birth through the age of eight

SB 52

Creates several provisions relating to suicide awareness and prevention

SB 53

Requires higher education institutions to inform students and employees about affirmative consent to sexual activity

SB 54

Creates new provisions of law relating to leave from employment

SB 55

Establishes the Empowerment Microgrants Program and Board to provide grants to persons living in impoverished areas who engage in urban agriculture

SB 56

Allows marijuana to be produced, distributed, and consumed for medicinal purposes

SB 57

Modifies the definition of "customer-generator" in the Net Metering and Easy Connection Act

SB 58

Modifies several provisions relating to elementary and secondary education

SB 59

Imposes a gift ban for the members of the General Assembly and their candidate committees

SB 60

Reauthorizes the Missouri Homestead Preservation tax credit program

SB 61

Modifies provisions regulating the use of flashing lights by certain stationary vehicles on roads

SB 62

Modifies provisions regarding various pension systems and forfeiture of a pension benefit due to a felony conviction

SB 63

Provides that each school district may rely on technical coursework and skills assessments developed for industry-recognized certificates and credentials when establishing career and technical education offerings

SB 64

Gives designation to certain infrastructure

SB 65

Exempts vessels propelled by outboard jet motors and vessels not originally manufactured with adequate guards or railing from the provisions prohibiting passengers from riding in certain areas of a boat

SB 66

Modifies provisions of law relating to workers' compensation

SB 67

Modifies provisions of law relating to abortion, including donation of fetal tissue, tissue reports, abortion reports, employee disclosure policies, and abortion facility inspections

SB 68

Modifies provisions relating to victims of crime

SB 69

Creates new provisions of law relating to leave from employment

SB 70

Provides for the expansion of MO HealthNet services beginning January 1, 2018

SB 71

Modifies several provisions relating to abortion, including the 72-hour waiting period, physician privileges, and ambulatory surgical center requirements

SB 72

Provides that certain health care providers may have their professional licenses disciplined for failure to follow the CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids

SB 73

Creates new provisions of law relating to financial disclosure under campaign finance laws

SB 74

Establishes a Prescription Drug Monitoring Act

SB 75

Modifies provisions relating to vacancies in county elected offices

SB 76

Prohibits private nuisance actions from being brought when the property owner has a related government issued permit

SB 77

Prohibits political subdivisions from adopting ordinances relating to the labeling, cultivation, or use of seed, fertilizers, or soil conditioners

SB 78

Establishes the Missouri Angel Investment Incentive Act

SB 79

Creates the Show Me Rural Jobs Act

SB 80

Exempts certain nonprofit organizations from sales and use taxes on charges for initiation fees or dues

SB 81

Repeals provisions stating that community service alternatives used by municipal courts must be offered at no cost to the defendant

SB 82

Modifies the duties and functions of the Joint Committee on Legislative Research

SB 83

Allows any single noncharter county judicial circuit to collect a court surcharge to be used towards the construction and maintenance of judicial facilities

SB 84

Restricts the use of cell site simulator devices

SB 85

Restricts the storage and use as evidence of data collected through automated license plate reader systems by government entities

SB 86

Adds the real property of a vineyard and related buildings to the definition of "agricultural and horticultural property" for property tax purposes

SB 87

Modifies the law relating to collective bargaining representatives

SB 88

Establishes a two year statute of limitation for claims of malpractice or negligence against veterinarians

SB 89

Creates the crimes of failing to stop illegal firearm possession, negligent storage of a firearm, and failure to notify a school of firearm ownership

SB 90

Requires St. Louis City and St. Louis County to increase the number of contracts awarded to women and minority business enterprises

SB 91

Modifies the minimum wage laws

SB 92

Creates a new tax credit for first time purchasers of homes in a blighted area that will be used for owner occupancy

SB 93

Modifies the length of terms of office for certain members of the Kansas City Public School board of directors to ensure terms are staggered

SB 94

Changes the required notice to a tenant living in a foreclosed property from ten days to ninety days

SB 95

Extends the expiration dates on certain provisions relating to public funds

SB 96

Prohibits certain selective abortions relating to sex, race, or Down Syndrome

SB 97

Requires hospitals to adopt and implement evidence-based sepsis protocols

SB 98

Requires that all school restrooms, locker rooms, and shower rooms accessible for use by multiple students shall be designated for and use by male or female students only

SB 99

Allows a court to place a person on electronic monitoring with victim notification if a person has been charged with or found guilty of violating an order of protection

SB 100

Modifies Supreme Court Rule 55.03 regarding sanctions against lawyers, law firms, or parties for certain conduct

SB 101

Increases penalties for knowingly allowing a minor to drink or possess alcohol or failing to stop a minor from drinking or possessing alcohol

SB 102

Modifies provisions relating to powers of certain financial institutions

SB 103

Requires elder abuse investigators to provide specified written materials to alleged perpetrators

SB 104

Modifies procedures in guardianship and conservator proceedings for incapacitated or disabled persons

SB 105

Requires the Department of Revenue to enter into the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement

SB 106

Creates the Access Missouri Dual Enrollment Program and the Missouri Dual Enrollment Scholarship Act

SB 107

Subject to appropriations, requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to subsidize the exam fee for first-time takers of the high school equivalency degree exam

SB 108

Grants reemployment rights to members of the military

SB 109

Modifies provisions relating to solar energy systems in certain planned communities

SB 110

Modifies provisions relating to vacant nuisance properties in Kansas City

SB 111

Modifies various provisions regarding bonds issued by a political subdivision, qualifications for candidates of public office, limited liability companies who own property in certain cities, public administrators, and guardianships

SB 112

Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 113

Modifies the law relating to discharge of employees under workers' compensation statutes

SB 114

Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 115

Modifies provisions relating to child care facilities

SB 116

Allows a tax credit for certain long-term care facilities for a portion of the costs of upgrading emergency generators

SB 117

Requires employee and volunteers of specified public and private institutions to receive an influenza vaccination every year

SB 118

Voids any authority for the Missouri Development Finance Board to expend public moneys

SB 119

Requires certain sports complex authorities to receive legislative or voter approval prior to extending existing bonds

SB 120

Allows those licensed by the Department of Agriculture to grow and handle industrial hemp

SB 121

Creates the Manufacturing Infrastructure Investment Act

SB 122

Creates new provisions relating to the Missouri Accountability Portal

SB 123

Modifies provisions relating to captive cervids

SB 124

Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 125

Modifies provisions relating to the regulation of certain professions

SB 126

Allows certain offenses to be prosecuted in the county in which the victim resides or conducts business or where stolen property was located

SB 127

Allows Greene County and any city within the county to propose a sales tax for the purpose of early childhood education programs

SB 128

Modifies various provisions regarding criminal offenses, the Attorney General, the Department of Revenue, child support and custody, trusts and estates, guardianships, judges, court surcharges, court reporter fees, and victims of crime

SB 129

Establishes the Missouri Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act, which allows fiduciaries to access electronic records of the account holder

SB 130

Requires the Department of Revenue to pay the taxpayers' attorneys' fees in income and sales and use tax cases when the taxpayer receives a favorable judgement

SB 131

Requires only one motor vehicle license plate unless the owner is eligible to receive a second plate

SB 132

Lowers the income tax rate

SB 133

Creates new subdistricts in certain school districts

SB 134

Enacts various provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 135

Repeals provisions regarding nonjudicial foreclosure proceedings and requires all foreclosure proceedings to be handled judicially

SB 136

Allows a charter county to submit to voters a proposal for a $5 user fee on instruments recorded with the Recorder of Deeds for an assistance program for homeless persons

SB 137

Specifies that Kansas City may require the registration of certain properties

SB 138

Creates standards for predetermination of health care benefits requests and responses

SB 139

Modifies provisions relating to health care

SB 140

Creates new provisions relating to ranked-choice voting

SB 141

Modifies retirement benefits for newly elected members of the General Assembly and statewide elected officials

SB 142

Requires a person who has been found guilty of driving while intoxicated to complete a victim impact program approved by the court

SB 143

Requires the Senate to try all impeachments except for the impeachment of the Governor, which shall be tried by the Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court

SB 144

Allows members of the National Guard and reserve components of the Armed Forces to deduct military income from their Missouri adjusted gross income

SB 145

Modifies provisions relating to very small water and sewer corporations

SB 146

Modifies several provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 147

Reduces the time period after which new members of an organization are allowed to manage a bingo game

SB 148

Expands the authority of the Governor to convey easements without the approval of the General Assembly and expands the rights granted by the easements

SB 149

Requires a political subdivision to notify voters that a proposed increase in the property tax rate ceiling may be adjusted if there is a subsequent decrease in the amount of assessed valuation from the previous assessment

SB 150

Modifies provisions of law relating to wages paid to employees

SB 151

Modifies the law relating to consumer credit interest rates

SB 152

Modifies provisions relating to the sale of firearms by licensed dealers

SB 153

Permits the use of medical marijuana for the treatment of certain impairments

SB 154

Establishes and defines restorative justice conferences

SB 155

Modifies provisions relating to prescription drug co-payments

SB 156

Modifies provisions relating to animals

SB 157

Adds language to jury instructions regarding lesser included offenses

SB 158

Modifies admissibility of chemical test results in intoxication-related proceedings for a certain time period

SB 159

Modifies provisions relating to the publication of notice of the sale of real estate

SB 160

Modifies provisions relating to child protection

SB 161

Establishes the Ozark Exploration Bicentennial Commission

SB 162

Establishes the Consumer Legal Funding Model Act

SB 163

Prohibits two-way telecommunications devices and their component parts in correctional centers and jails

SB 164

Modifies the crime of animal trespass

SB 165

Applies ban on using cell phones for text messaging while driving a motor vehicle to all drivers

SB 166

Transfers powers of the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan Board to the Office of Administration

SB 167

Modifies provisions of law relating to the right of suffrage for former felons

SB 168

Modifies provisions relating to health insurance discrimination

SB 169

Modifies provisions relating to court reporter fees for the preparation of transcripts

SB 170

Modifies provisions regarding qualified spousal trusts

SB 171

Modifies provisions relating to trust protectors and adds circumstances in which a no-contest clause in an irrevocable trust is not enforceable

SB 172

Modifies titles that may be issued for motor vehicles previously issued a junking certificate

SB 173

Requires schools and school district to provide home school students the opportunity to participate in extracurricular activities

SB 174

Creates a voluntary replacement alternative program for children's vaccines that do not contain human DNA content

SB 175

Requires that all state-owned data centers become consolidated to the State Data Center

SB 176

Defines official misconduct and creates penalties

SB 177

Makes offenders who owe court costs or restitution, or have not fulfilled certain other conditions, ineligible for early release for earned compliance credits

SB 178

Creates a process to determine whether criminal offenders are predatory sexual offenders and increases penalties against predatory, prior, and persistent sexual offenders

SB 179

Creates a tax credit for contributions to certain charitable organizations

SB 180

Limits the use of physical restraints on pregnant or postpartum offenders

SB 181

Requires the reporting of lost or stolen firearms

SB 182

Modifies provisions of law relating to project labor agreements

SB 183

Extends the Big Government Get Off My Back Act and modifies several provisions relating to the collection of money by public entities

SB 184

Modifies provisions relating to water and sewer corporations

SB 185

Enacts provisions relating to transportation network companies

SB 186

Modifies the authority of local governments to offer certain communications services

SB 187

Adds stationary utility vehicles to the list of vehicles requiring drivers of motor vehicles to proceed with caution upon approach

SB 188

Allows students enrolled in virtual institutions to participate in the Access Missouri Financial Assistance Program

SB 189

Modifies provisions relating to employment security

SB 190

Modifies provisions relating to ratemaking for public utilities

SB 191

Authorizes the City of Jackson to impose a sales tax for public safety purposes

SB 192

Establishes the Senior Services Growth and Development Program

SB 193

Requires health insurers to update their electronic and paper dental services provider materials available to plan members and potential members

SB 194

Provides that a managed care plan's network is adequate if the health carrier is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care

SB 195

Establishes the Supporting and Strengthening Families Act relating to guardianships and modifies provisions regarding child abuse and neglect and foster care

SB 196

Grants the Attorney General concurrent original jurisdiction to enforce the state's abortion laws

SB 197

Establishes the Missouri Earned Income Tax Credit Act

SB 198

Enacts a regulatory scheme for weigh station and inspection site bypass services

SB 199

Exempts certain projects from the Tax Increment Allocation Redevelopment Act annual appropriation cap

SB 200

Modifies provisions relating to expert witnesses

SB 201

Creates new provisions relating to joint employers

SB 202

Modifies provisions relating to lobbyist expenditures

SB 203

Creates the MO HealthNet Buy-In for Workers with Disabilities program

SB 204

Requires every individual who is 17 years or older and is arrested for a felony offense to provide a biological sample for DNA profiling

SB 205

Modifies provisions relating to employee wages

SB 206

Modifies the requirements for school anti-bullying policies

SB 207

Allows emergency workers to request, receive and submit absentee ballots

SB 208

Modifies class one election offenses

SB 209

Modifies how fourth class cities may proceed with road improvements

SB 210

Modifies provisions relating to collective bargaining representation for public employees

SB 211

Creates the Office of Resilience and Recovery within the Office of Administration

SB 212

Provides that inspections of certain x-ray systems shall not be required more frequently than every six years

SB 213

Establishes requirements for certain settlement offers of tort claims which must be accepted within a specified period of time

SB 214

Modifies provisions relating to ratemaking for public utilities

SB 215

Allows the Missouri Public Service Commission to utilize rate adjustment mechanisms otherwise not specifically authorized by statute to promote modernization and replacement of electrical corporation infrastructure

SB 216

Creates provisions relating to the registering of roofing contractors

SB 217

Adds donations to soup kitchens or homeless shelters to current tax credit for donations to food pantries

SB 218

Establishes the Missouri Emergency Solutions Grants Program to address the problem of homelessness in Missouri

SB 219

Creates the Missouri Care Counts Program to provide funding to school districts and public charter schools in St. Louis to purchase washing machines and dryers

SB 220

Provides that a person who is injured by a product has 10 years after the sale or lease of the product to bring a suit for damages

SB 221

Authorizes legal counsel for the Department of Mental Health to have standing in certain hearings involving a person unable to stand trial due to lack of mental fitness

SB 222

Modifies provisions relating to motorized vehicles

SB 223

Increases the minimum motor vehicle liability coverage a driver must carry for others' property when operating a motor vehicle

SB 224

Permits sales and discounts by alcohol retailers and direct advertisement of discounted prices

SB 225

Modifies provisions relating to transportation

SB 226

Allows for the transferability of certain tax credits

SB 227

Provides that the practice of cosmetology and the practice of the occupation of a barber does not include hair braiding

SB 228

Modifies the Year 2000 Retirement Plan for state employees, members of the General Assembly, and statewide elected officials employed after January 1, 2018

SB 229

Modifies the law relating to working hours for employees at certain mental health facilities

SB 230

Requires referrals for out of state abortions to be accompanied by specified printed materials

SB 231

Establishes the Narcotics Control Act

SB 232

Adds a provision relating to population changes in St. Louis County for purposes of water corporations collecting an infrastructure system replacement surcharge

SB 233

Creates and modifies certain laws relating to emergency communication services

SB 234

Repeals provisions requiring a landlord to keep security deposits in a trust

SB 235

Creates a process for selecting a single service provider for ambulance services in certain home rule cities

SB 236

Establishes a workers' compensation claims database

SB 237

Modifies definitions of "employee" and "physician employee" as used in provisions relating to actions against health care providers for personal injury or death

SB 238

Modifies provisions relating to virtual education

SB 239

Modifies certain provisions relating to licensure for the distribution and sale of alcohol

SB 240

Creates a statewide license for electrical contractors

SB 241

Provides that any person convicted of poaching a turkey, white-tailed deer, black bear, or elk illegally may be required to provide restitution to the state

SB 242

Establishes the Rate Case Modernization Act

SB 243

Modifies provisions relating to following distance for vehicles using a connected braking system

SB 244

Allows the Department of Revenue to issue REAL ID compliant driver's licenses and identification cards

SB 245

Requires health carriers and health care providers to establish and participate in shared savings incentive programs

SB 246

Modifies provisions of the Net Metering and Easy Connection Act

SB 247

Modifies certain definitions for sales and use tax exemptions

SB 248

Repeals the expiration date for tax refund contributions to the Organ Donor Program Fund

SB 249

Authorizes the Gasconade R-II school district, which crosses county boundaries, to use the county that yields the highest dollar value modifier under the school foundation formula

SB 250

Exempts from property tax land that is an out-of-service rail corridor being used as a trail under federal law

SB 251

Requires the Division of State Parks to maintain the fence coinciding with the boundary between individual landowner property and the historic Missouri Rock Island Railroad Corridor

SB 252

Modifies exemption for certain religious entities under the Missouri Human Rights Act

SB 253

Modifies the prohibition on certain use of electronic wireless communication devices while operating a motor vehicle

SB 254

Modifies the minimum wage laws

SB 255

Creates the Every Child Can Learn Act to require turnaround options for certain underperforming schools, create personalized learning plans for certain students, address student promotion, and require letter grades for public schools

SB 256

Designates "Law Enforcement Recognition Week"

SB 257

Allows telephone companies to select an alternate method of property tax assessment

SB 258

Modifies civil procedure for joinder, intervention, and venue in civil actions

SB 259

Amends Supreme Court Rule 52.12 to prohibit intervention in a tort action when jurisdiction and venue cannot be independently established

SB 260

Amends Supreme Court Rule 51.01 to require the independent establishment of venue and jurisdiction for joinder or intervention

SB 261

Amends Supreme Court Rule 52.05 to modify procedures for joinder in tort actions

SB 262

Modifies Supreme Court Rule 52.06 relating to the dismissal of a claim due to misjoinder where venue does not exist

SB 263

Requires licensed chiropractors to be reimbursed for the provision of MO HealthNet services

SB 264

Allows Greene County and any city within the county to propose a sales tax for the purpose of early childhood education programs

SB 265

Creates the "Blue Alert System" for notifying the public when law enforcement officers are seriously injured or killed

SB 266

Enacts new provisions of law relating to professional employer organizations

SB 267

Allows the City of Eureka to adopt a sales tax for improved public safety

SB 268

Creates a right to unpaid leave for employees that are affected by domestic violence

SB 269

Creates and funds the Department of Revenue Technology Fund through an administrative fee for notice of lien processing

SB 270

Modifies provisions relating to public utilities

SB 271

Allows operators of recreational resorts to distill and sell liquor produced near those resorts without purchasing that liquor from a distributor

SB 272

Modifies school districts' local effort figures

SB 273

Allows municipalities to enter into loan agreements, or sell, lease, or mortgage municipal property for a technology business facility project

SB 274

Allows enrollment in a health benefit plan by a pregnant person under certain circumstances

SB 275

Provides that life insurance providers may exclude coverage for suicides occurring within one year of issuance of the coverage

SB 276

Repeals provisions of law requiring the licensing and taxation of peddlers by counties

SB 277

Repeals the death penalty

SB 278

Requires that the comprehensive state energy plan be reviewed by the Division of Energy by January 1, 2019, and biennially thereafter, and updated if necessary

SB 279

Adds certain forms to the list of documents sufficient to demonstrate eligibility for a veteran designation on an applicant's driver's license or non-driver identification card

SB 280

Requires the Department of Revenue to issue both REAL ID compliant and noncompliant driver's licenses and identification cards

SB 281

Requires board members of public water supply districts to complete training in each elected or appointed term of office

SB 282

Modifies provisions relating to public safety

SB 283

Enacts provisions relating to political subdivisions

SB 284

Authorizes county commissions that are trustees for a cemetery trust fund to utilize investment managers to invest, reinvest, and manage fund assets

SB 285

Reduces the corporate income tax and makes modifications to several tax credit programs

SB 286

Modifies provisions requiring LLC's owning rental or unoccupied property in Kansas City and Independence to list a property manager with the city clerk

SB 287

Creates a process for reducing bias in policing

SB 288

Allows the circuit court in St. Louis City to collect a fee not to exceed twenty dollars, rather than fifteen, to go toward the law library

SB 289

Allows tenants to terminate their lease or change the locks on the premises in certain situations of domestic violence, stalking, or sexual assault

SB 290

Modifies provisions relating to workers' compensation

SB 291

Creates new provisions granting paid parental leave to state employees

SB 292

Modifies provisions relating to ticket selling practices

SB 293

Modifies the per ton fee that is paid to the Division of Fire Safety for the use of explosives under the Missouri Blasting Safety Act

SB 294

Renames "Jay Nixon State Park" to "Proffitt Mountain State Park"

SB 295

Increases various existing fees that are deposited in the county employees' retirement fund and creates a new fee to be paid into the fund

SB 296

Modifies provisions relating to membership of the Police Retirement System of St. Louis as a condition of employment

SB 297

Establishes the "Alexandra and Brayden Anderson Electric Shock Drowning Prevention Act"

SB 298

Modifies nuisance action procedures for deteriorated properties in certain cities and counties

SB 299

Allows certain people to enter abandoned property to secure it, remove trash and graffiti, and maintain the grounds, and provides immunity from civil and criminal liability

SB 300

Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education

SB 301

Modifies mandated reporting requirements for sexual assault victims in long-term care facilities

SB 302

Modifies provisions relating to certain local districts

SB 303

Provides that insurers have the right to defend an insured without reservation before a claimant can contract to limit recovery to certain assets or insurance policies

SB 304

Enacts provisions relating to disclosure of insurance companies' corporate governance structure

SB 305

Modifies provisions relating to lobbyist expenditures

SB 306

Authorizes the treasurer of a seven-director school district to use one or more sureties when entering into a bond to the state

SB 307

Modifies the definition of livestock by adding the word "bison"

SB 308

Modifies the law relating to the investment policies of the state

SB 309

Modifies provisions of various retirement systems and allows single noncharter county judicial circuits to collect a court surcharge

SB 310

Modifies the authority of political subdivisions to enact or enforce restrictions on residential dwelling rentals

SB 311

Allows the assessed valuation of any tractor or trailer used in inter-jurisdictional commerce to be apportioned to Missouri based on the average per vehicle distance chart provided under the International Registration Plan

SB 312

Modifies a provision relating to maintenance medication filled by pharmacists

SB 313

Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education

SB 314

Establishes the Narcotics Control Act

SB 315

Requires in-person notice of most traffic violations, and prohibits automated traffic enforcement and fine collection

SB 316

Creates new provisions relating to password protection

SB 317

Modifies provisions relating to physician referral to physical therapists

SB 318

Applies the offense of unlawful possession of firearms to certain additional categories of individuals in possession of firearms

SB 319

Provides that the governing body of the City of St. Louis will administer the provision of sales taxes for emergency services

SB 320

Creates a statewide certificate for electrical contractors

SB 321

Allows evidence of failure to wear a seatbelt for comparative negligence or to mitigate damages in actions for damages

SB 322

Designates certain memorial infrastructure

SB 323

Specifies when persons operating or riding a motorcycle or motortricycle must wear protective headgear

SB 324

Expands the requirement for children to wear personal flotation devices

SB 325

Abrogates the findings in IBM Corporation v. Director of Revenue 491 S.W.3d 535 (Mo. banc 2016)

SB 326

Creates new provisions relating to low-profit limited liability corporations

SB 327

Modifies provisions relating to course access in education

SB 328

Modifies provisions relating to higher education

SB 329

Modifies provisions relating to motor vehicle franchise practices

SB 330

Modifies provisions relating to workers' compensation liability

SB 331

Modifies provisions relating to the confiscation of animals

SB 332

Modifies provisions relating to taxation

SB 333

Changes the vesting requirement for members of the state retirement plan known as MSEP 2011 and modifies the benefits of such members who have vested, but are no longer state employees

SB 334

Modifies provisions relating to public health and insurance

SB 335

Modifies the definition of a service dog

SB 336

Provides that the interest rate an insurance company pays upon a claim, refund, or payment under certain regulatory actions shall be the annual adjusted prime rate of interest, not to exceed 9 percent

SB 337

Allows insurers to depreciate the value of insured property by the cost expended to repair it

SB 338

Bars discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity

SB 339

Modifies the provisions of law relating to campaign finance

SB 340

Establishes the Narcotics Control Act

SB 341

Modifies provisions relating to offenses involving prostitution when those offenses involve children or persons under the influence of an agent

SB 342

Establishes a Missouri Earned Income Tax Credit

SB 343

Changes the period after which a foster parent may adopt a foster child from nine months to six months

SB 344

Creates a procedure for the expungement of criminal records relating to prostitution

SB 345

Creates certain policies relating to police-worn cameras, funding, and stored data

SB 346

Requires all tax credits to receive an appropriation

SB 347

Establishes procedures for a claimant in an action for damages due to asbestos exposure to disclose additional claims the claimant has filed with an asbestos trust

SB 348

Extends the sunset provisions for fees to be credited to the technology trust fund

SB 349

Modifies the Missouri Works program

SB 350

Modifies provisions relating to employee wages

SB 351

Increases penalties for the distribution of heroin

SB 352

Removes the statutes of limitations on civil actions and prosecutions involving offenses against children

SB 353

Specifies that royalty payments to a dental franchisor by a licensee of the Dental Board operating a franchised dental office is not unlawful

SB 354

Modifies provisions relating to wireless communications infrastructure and the Uniform Wireless Communications Infrastructure Deployment Act

SB 355

Enacts provisions relating to higher education

SB 356

Adds circumstances in which a no-contest clause in an irrevocable trust is not enforceable

SB 357

Requires a tax rate ceiling adjustment after the expiration of a temporary levy increase

SB 358

Creates new provisions relating to collective bargaining within the Bi-State Development Agency

SB 359

Modifies provisions relating to the promotion and sale of alcoholic beverages

SB 360

Modifies provisions relating to virtual public schools

SB 361

Requires the Department of Revenue to issue REAL ID compliant driver's licenses and identification cards

SB 362

Requires a student to receive instruction in Braille reading and writing as part of his or her individualized education plan unless instruction in Braille is determined not appropriate for the child

SB 363

Modifies provisions relating to long-term care facilities

SB 364

Prohibits the State Tax Commission from raising agricultural land productive values under certain circumstances

SB 365

Modifies provisions requiring LLC's owning rental or unoccupied property in Kansas City to list a property manager with the city clerk

SB 366

Provides that a doctoral degree from programs accredited or provisionally accredited by the Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System are acceptable for licensure as a psychologist if the program meets certain requirements

SB 367

Applies all current motorcycle and all-terrain vehicle franchise practice provisions to "powersport vehicles"

SB 368

Prohibits financial information submitted to the Department of Natural Resources from being subject to public disclosure

SB 369

Modifies provisions relating to school bus drivers

SB 370

Allows nonresidents who own at least 80 acres of real property in Missouri to only be assessed 50% of the fee for any nonresident hunting, fishing, or trapping permit

SB 371

Permits the use of hemp oil for the treatment of certain impairments

SB 372

Repeals a number of state administrative entities and transfers the duties of certain such entities to other existing administrative boards or commissions

SB 373

Modifies provisions of law relating to the elderly

SB 374

Modifies the penalties for any person whose animal chases, harasses, or otherwise prevents a service dog from carrying out its duties

SB 375

Changes the law regarding consent for a minor to obtain an abortion

SB 376

Designates "Old Drum" as the historical dog of the state of Missouri and "Jim the Wonder Dog" as Missouri's wonder dog

SB 377

Adds a rebuttable presumption that equal or approximately equal parenting time with each parent is in the best interests of the child

SB 378

Modifies provisions relating to early childhood education

SB 379

Modifies the definition of "autocycle" and modifies certain safety requirements for autocycles

SB 380

Requires that the Department of Transportation utility corridor be 12 feet wide with the location determined by the State Highways and Transportation Commission

SB 381

Modifies provisions relating to reports on audits issued by the State Auditor

SB 382

Modifies provisions relating to state parks

SB 383

Provides that defendants in tort actions shall only be held severally liable and not jointly

SB 384

Modifies how the Public Service Commission assesses public utilities for the costs of regulation

SB 385

Prohibits peer support specialists from disclosing sensitive information in most circumstances

SB 386

Exempts certain types of commercial insurance lines from filing requirements with respect to rates and policy forms

SB 387

Modifies provisions of law relating to long-term care certificates of need

SB 388

Allows the Missouri Dental Board to create and issue dental faculty permits

SB 389

Modifies provisions relating to initiative petitions

SB 390

Authorizes an additional circuit judge for the 17th Judicial Circuit

SB 391

Specifies that a commercial motor vehicle's use of a specially-designated route shall not be deemed a nuisance or evidence of a nuisance

SB 392

Changes the business hours of distilleries who offer drinks at retail on their premises

SB 393

Adds the City of Springfield to the list of political subdivisions subject to certain provisions relating to property

SB 394

Modifies provisions relating to public employee retirement systems

SB 395

Modifies provisions relating to the practice of public accounting

SB 396

Repeals the requirement that the Attorney General reside at the seat of government

SB 397

Changes the requirements for initial licensure as a psychologist

SB 398

Enacts provisions relating to homeowners' associations

SB 399

Modifies provisions relating to transportation

SB 400

Establishes a process for the parole of elderly offenders

SB 401

Authorizes the granting of a visiting scholars certificate to teachers in public schools

SB 402

Allows any taxpayer of the state of Missouri to initiate an action pursuant to grievance procedures at any state college or university in the state of Missouri

SB 403

Modifies Universal Service Fund eligibility requirements for wireless telecommunications providers providing lifeline service

SB 404

Repeals certain provisions relating to the shipment and sale of wine for personal use

SB 405

Modifies provisions relating to public safety

SB 406

Requires the creation of adult high schools

SB 407

Licenses persons performing radiologic imaging or administering radiation therapy and establishes the Missouri Radiologic Imaging and Radiation Therapy Board of Examiners

SB 408

Requires the use of a fetal heartbeat detection test prior to an abortion and prohibits an abortion if a fetal heartbeat is detected

SB 409

Modifies provisions relating to the public school retirement system of the City of St. Louis

SB 410

Permits hospitals to employ dentists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and maxillofacial prosthodontists to treat certain patient conditions

SB 411

Authorizes the addition of Franklin County to the interstate compact creating the Bi-State Metropolitan Development District

SB 412

Modifies provisions of the Missouri Energy Efficiency Investment Act

SB 413

Provides that after July 1, 2018, the amount paid to counties for the local incarceration of prisoners shall not be less than one half of the amount paid to the Department of Corrections

SB 414

Modifies several provisions relating to the administration of public safety

SB 415

Modifies provisions relating to occupational diseases for firefighters under workers' compensation laws

SB 416

Exempts the purchase of utilities for certain food preparation uses from state sales and use taxes

SB 417

Creates the Missouri Radon Awareness Act

SB 418

Modifies certain provisions relating to emergency medical services

SB 419

Requires inclusion of information on traffic stops and constitutional rights in driver training programs and information provided to first-time license recipients

SB 420

Provides that a motorcycle, motortricycle, or motorized bicycle may be operated on the shoulder of a roadway under certain circumstances

SB 421

Modifies provisions relating to the conveyance of state property

SB 422

Modifies provisions relating to residential mortgage loan brokers

SB 423

Removes the termination date for the MO Rx Prescription Drug Program

SB 424

Defines "motorcycle profiling" and creates regulations to eliminate motorcycle profiling

SB 425

Indexes the Historic Preservation tax credit cap to inflation

SB 426

Modifies property tax exemptions for property located in enhanced enterprise zones

SB 427

Requires certain insurers and insurance groups to establish an internal audit function

SB 428

Authorizes charter schools to be operated in any school district of the state

SB 429

Establishes legislative procedures for regulating previously unregulated professions

SB 430

Creates new provisions establishing family trust companies

SB 431

Creates the "Academic Freedom and Whistleblower Act"

SB 432

Modifies provisions of law relating to custody of in vitro human embryos

SB 433

Modifies and creates provisions relating to the MO HealthNet pharmacy program

SB 434

Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education

SB 435

Establishes a motor fuel tax on propane fuel used to propel motor vehicles

SB 436

Provides a process for the Parole Board to review the case histories of offenders serving more than 25 years in prison and recommend clemency or allow release on parole

SB 437

Modifies provisions of law relating to voting machines for persons who are blind or visually-impaired

SB 438

Designates the month of February as “Earthquake Awareness Month”

SB 439

Provides that certain applicants need only furnish proof of their disability one time to receive or renew a disabled veteran license plate bearing a wheelchair accessibility symbol

SB 440

Extends the expiration date for equipment grants for engineering programs at the University of Missouri

SB 441

Modifies school employee retirement systems provisions relating to retired teachers working part-time

SB 442

Makes technical corrections to certain statutes relating to political subdivisions

SB 443

Modifies the statute of limitations for certain claims under workers' compensation

SB 444

Establishes the First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account Act and a corresponding income tax deduction

SB 445

Modifies several provisions relating to fantasy sports

SB 446

Nullifies any existing local government regulations relating to specific breeds of dogs, and prohibits local governments from enacting ordinances specific to breed

SB 447

Establishes legislative procedures for regulating previously unregulated professions

SB 448

Modifies provisions regarding insurance coverage of the cost to defend a claim in an administrative proceeding, proposed administrative rules affecting real property, and procedures for judicial review of action by a state agency

SB 449

Specifies who is eligible to be a member of a board of port authority commissioners

SB 450

Modifies provisions of the Missouri Preneed Funeral Contract Act

SB 451

Designates the Sheriff of the City of St. Louis and deputies as law enforcement officers eligible for certain training and licensure

SB 452

Creates the Missouri Video Lottery Control Act

SB 453

Modifies certain provisions relating to county recording fees

SB 454

Modifies provisions of the Missouri Athletic Trainer Practice Act

SB 455

Modifies provisions relating to dispensing authority of physician assistants

SB 456

Enacts provisions relating to health care for individuals with physical, cognitive, emotional, mental, or developmental disabilities

SB 457

Removes certain roads from the responsibility of the state highways and transportation commission and directs certain sales and use tax funds into the state road fund

SB 458

Modifies provisions of the Missouri Energy Efficiency and Investment Act

SB 459

Creates the Missouri Energy Freedom Act

SB 460

Modifies provisions relating to the selection of chairpersons for zoning or planning commissions

SB 461

Extends the sunset on the Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property and Electric Vehicle Recharging Property tax credit

SB 462

Establishes the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact

SB 463

Modifies provisions relating to the Missouri Ethics Commission

SB 464

Modifies provisions relating to the Early Childhood Special Education Program

SB 465

Modifies various provisions relating to guardianships and conservatorships

SB 466

Adopts the Prosperity States Compact

SB 467

Creates new provisions allowing for the creation of benefit corporations

SB 468

Modifies the process for promulgation of an emergency rule by a state agency

SB 469

Allows for an appropriation to cooperate with political subdivisions on land clearance projects related to tourism infrastructure facilities

SB 470

Creates new provisions relating to unclaimed property

SB 471

Modifies the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Fund

SB 472

Modifies the definition of "livestock" to include honey bees for the purposes of the state sales tax law

SB 473

Establishes the Social Innovation Grant Program

SB 474

Specifies circumstances under which an employment variance may be granted to an ignition interlock device requirement

SB 475

Repeals the requirement for the Department of Transportation to participate in arbitration as a defendant at the request of the plaintiff in a tort claim

SB 476

Modifies the process by which travel hardships are granted to public school pupils

SB 477

Modifies the Statewide Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program to provide financial assistance for hearing aids as well as support service providers for deaf-blind children and adults

SB 478

Modifies provisions relating to educational institutions

SB 479

Modifies provisions relating to sales taxes on manufactured homes

SB 480

Allows retailers of intoxicating liquors to transport products to and from a central warehouse

SB 481

Modifies provisions relating to occupational diseases under workers' compensation laws

SB 482

Prohibits discrimination by certain public officials between licensed professional counselors and other mental health professionals

SB 483

Adds a requirement for motor vehicles to stop at railroad tracks when on-track equipment other than a train is approaching

SB 484

Requires the judges of the twenty-second judicial circuit to appoint the sheriff of the City of St. Louis

SB 485

Excludes funds designated by taxpayers in an urban district as early childhood education funds from the local tax revenue calculation used to provide funding to charter schools that declared themselves as a local education agency

SB 486

Authorizes the conveyance of a certain state property located in Cole County to the City of Jefferson

SB 487

Designates each month of April as "Parliamentary Law Month"

SB 488

Modifies provisions relating to the conveyance of state property

SB 489

Requires the Missouri Hazardous Waste Commission to promulgate rules and regulation for coal combustion residual units in lieu of federal solid waste regulations by June 1, 2018

SB 490

Requires certain health care professionals to complete two hours of suicide prevention training as a condition of initial licensure and as a condition of license renewal

SB 491

Allows high school students to fulfill one unit of academic credit with a computer science course for any required science unit

SB 492

Modifies provisions relating to motor vehicle dealers

SB 493

Authorizes a health care decision-maker to make health care decisions for an incapacitated patient

SB 494

Modifies provisions relating to out-of-state physicians providing sports medicine services in Missouri

SB 495

Modifies provisions relating to trauma, STEMI, and stroke centers and medical emergencies

SB 496

Creates a procedure for creating and monitoring certificates of exemplary conduct and good moral character to certain criminal offenders

SB 497

Requires courts to instruct defendants of certain consequences of a plea of guilty

SB 498

Establishes a partnership between the St. Louis school district, the city of St. Louis, and nonprofit organizations to allow students who are picked up by a law enforcement officer or safety officer for being absent from school to be taken to the nonprofit organization

SB 499

Defines the offense of driving with prohibited blood alcohol or drug content

SB 500

Provides that a statewide athletic association shall not prohibit a home school student from participating in any event or activity offered by a public school in the school district in which the student resides

SB 501

Modifies provisions relating to health care

SB 502

Repeals the exemption for certain insurance holding companies involved in agricultural operations from certain reporting and examination requirements

SB 503

Requires the Committee for 911 Oversight to designate a state 911 coordinator

SB 504

Makes technical corrections to certain statutes relating to political subdivisions

SB 505

Makes technical corrections to language relating to the taxation of nonresident income

SB 506

Creates new provisions relating to the internal operations of state government

SB 507

Allows the sheriff of the City of St. Louis to appoint deputies and assistants without the approval of a majority of circuit court judges of the City of St. Louis

SB 508

Specifies that the Regional Taxicab Commission shall not have the authority to regulate medical transportation

SB 509

Sets a maximum of fourteen days of state reimbursement to county governments who hold certain prisoners who are not charged with dangerous felonies or murder

SB 510

Modifies provisions relating to operation of motor vehicles

SB 511

Creates domestic violence fatality review panels to investigate homicides involving domestic violence

SB 512

Modifies various criminal offenses including assault, harassment, acceding to corruption, and driving while intoxicated and provides for a court surcharge in certain cases

SB 513

Modifies certain provisions relating to the testimony of victims and witnesses

SB 514

Modifies the duties and powers of municipal governments in relation to utility services

SB 515

Extends the period during which an annual fee shall be collected from businesses dealing in petroleum products

SB 516

Makes a technical change to the law relating to controlled substance schedules

SB 517

Creates a tax credit for contributions to certain benevolent organizations

SB 518

Modifies provisions relating to hospital licensure

SB 519

Limits the acquisition of land in Missouri by the U.S. Government and requires statutory authorization for such land acquisitions

SB 520

Modifies provisions regarding the revenue collected from certain municipal ordinance violations and municipal court procedure

SB 521

Modifies provisions relating to the taxation of certain partnerships

SB 522

Requires school buses to be equipped with safety belts

SB 523

Modifies provisions relating to criminal background checks for child care providers

SB 524

Requires a defendant served after the expiration of the statute of limitations for a wrongful death or a medical negligence claim to be served within one hundred twenty days after a petition has been filed

SB 525

Extends the expiration of the lead-acid battery fee from December 31, 2018 to December 31, 2023

SB 526

Modifies provisions relating to consumer-directed services in the MO HealthNet program

SB 527

Modifies provisions of law relating to MO HealthNet managed care

SB 528

Changes the maximum amount of a grant that may be issued by the Department of Natural Resources for financing certain utility projects from $1,400 per connection to $3,000 per connection

SB 529

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SB 530

Modifies provisions relating to the prohibition of local minimum wage laws

SB 531

Provides for patient due process for persons receiving services from the Division of Developmental Disabilities

SB 532

Modifies provisions relating to Department of Mental Health inspections

SB 533

Modifies a provision relating to maintenance medication filled by pharmacists

SB 534

Establishes an opt-out procedure for student participation in statewide assessments

SB 535

Modifies provisions relating to child abuse investigations

SB 536

Modifies membership of the Missouri State Board of Nursing

SB 537

Requires courts to explain certain consequences of pleading guilty before such a plea may be accepted

SB 538

Prohibits the use of a vaccine containing mercury as administered to a child or adult in Missouri

SB 539

Creates a process by which courts may issue a certificate of exemplary conduct and good moral character to certain offenders

SB 540

Establishes notice procedures for potential adverse action against a State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts licensee who is delinquent on state taxes or has failed to file state income tax returns in the last three years

SB 541

Modifies requirements for water corporations collecting an infrastructure system replacement surcharge (ISRS) in St. Louis County

SB 542

Modifies the civil penalty for violating certain underground facility safety standards

SB 543

Modifies the civil penalty for violating federally mandated natural gas safety standards

SB 544

Requires the Secretary of State, rather than the Department of Economic Development, to provide staff support to the Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board

SCR 1

Appoints members of the General Assembly to the Inauguration Committee

SCR 2

Urges the federal government to return certain lands to western states where such lands are located

SCR 3

Urges the United States Congress to propose the Regulation Freedom Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

SCR 4

Applies to Congress for the calling of an Article V convention of states to propose certain amendments to the United States Constitution which place limits on the federal government

SCR 5

Urges the City of DeSoto and Jefferson County to establish a Joachim Creek Joint Task Force

SCR 6

Urges the Department of Higher Education and Department of Health and Senior Services to encourage the dissemination of information about meningococcal disease and its vaccines

SCR 7

Expresses support for the people of Israel

SCR 8

Calls for the end of organ harvesting practices in China and for the Chinese Government to end the persecution of Falun Gong

SCR 9

Calls for an Article V Convention for the purpose of regulating elections

SCR 10

Urges the City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen to defeat Board Bill 203 and protect the religious liberty and right of conscience of Missouri citizens

SCR 11

Urges the United States Congress to support U.S. Senate Bill S. 89

SCR 12

Designates the second Saturday in June as Law Enforcement Recognition Week in Missouri

SCR 13

Declares every February 6th as Ronald Reagan Day in Missouri

SCR 14

Applies to Congress for the calling of an Article V convention of states to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution regarding term limits for members of Congress

SCR 15

Designates August 21, 2017, as "Total Eclipse Day" in the state of Missouri

SCR 16

Recognizes the Gold Star Families Memorial Monument on the College of the Ozarks campus as the official Gold Star Families Memorial Monument of Missouri

SCR 17

Urges a commitment to equal rights for people with cognitive disabilities to access technology and information

SCR 18

Urges the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency to prioritze resolving the cases of 15 Missourians from the Vietnam War whose status is presumptive finding of death

SCR 19

Establishes the Task Force on Retail Electric Competition and the Restructuring of the Electric Utility Industry

SCR 20

Reaffirms support for Missouri's sheltered workshops

SCR 21

Supports the adoption of the rules and procedures adopted by the Assembly of State Legislatures

SCR 22

Urges ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution

SCR 23

Designates each month of April as "Parliamentary Law Month"

SCR 24

Designates November 2017 as Diabetes and Cardiovascular Awareness Month

SCR 25

Establishes the State Innovation Waiver Task Force

SCR 26

Authorizes independent certified public accountant or certified public accounting firm to conduct an audit of State Auditor's office

SJR 1

Modifies and creates constitutional provisions relating to campaign finance

SJR 2

Requires legislative or voter approval prior to the extension of bonds or the offering of tax incentives by a county sports authority

SJR 3

Amends the Constitution to modify state highway maintenance by instituting a motor fuel tax and restoring certain state highways to local control

SJR 4

Requires the question of whether to recall the county executive to be submitted to voters in St. Louis County

SJR 5

Requires the Senate, beginning January 1, 2019, to try all impeachments except for the impeachment of the Governor, which shall be tried by the Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court

SJR 6

Delineates procedures a court must follow when assessing a claim that the government has enforced a law that limits a person's constitutional rights

SJR 7

Modifies the number of members of the General Assembly and limits service in the General Assembly to sixteen years in any proportion between the House and Senate

SJR 8

Exempts disabled veterans from real and personal property taxes

SJR 9

Reduces the time period after which new members of an organization are allowed to manage a bingo game

SJR 10

Modifies certain constitutional amendments relating to members of the General Assembly

SJR 11

Provides that a nonpartisan judicial commission shall submit to the governor a list of names, rather than a list of three names, to fill a judicial vacancy in a court under the nonpartisan court plan

SJR 12

Places a cap on annual appropriations and reduces income tax rates based on revenue growth

SJR 13

Eliminates income taxes and replaces them with an expanded sales and use tax and creates a property tax relief credit

SJR 14

Enacts term limits for all statewide elected officials

SJR 15

Requires the legislature to appropriate all funds to which public school districts are entitled under the funding formula established by law

SJR 16

Amends the Constitution to require that the sales tax dedicated to conservation purposes be resubmitted to the voters for approval every 10 years

SJR 17

Requires the Jackson County assessor to be an elected officer

SJR 18

Requires certain statewide elected officials, members of the General Assembly, and judges to receive cost-of-living adjustments if such adjustments are provided to all state employees

SR 4

Modifies the composition of the Senate's standing committees

SR 28

Urges the United States Senate to confirm Scott Pruitt as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

SR 85

Establishes the rates of pay for Senate employees

SR 197

Proposes changes to Senate Rules 3 & 4 regarding order of Senate business

SR 238

Relating to Use of the Chamber Missouri Girls State

SR 239

Relating to Use of the Chamber Missouri Youth Leadership Forum

SR 240

Relating to Use of the Chamber Silver Haired Legislature

SR 241

Relating to Use of the Chamber YMCA Youth in Government

SR 270

Urges Congress to repeal the REAL ID Act of 2005

SR 305

Reaffirms support for Missouri sheltered workshops

SR 587

Use of Chamber-21st Century Leadership Academy

SR 891

Amends Senate Rule 44 and 50

SR 917

Notice of Proposed Rule Change - Senate Rule 10

SR 931

Use of Chamber, Supreme Court Civic Education Committee

SR 977

Use of Chamber - Silver Haired Legislature

SRM 1

Remonstrates against the $2.5 million reduction in state funding for Centers for Independent Living

2017 Senate Bills