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Second Regular Session
Creates a commission to study the death penalty and imposes a temporary moratorium on executions
Modifies various provisions regarding foster care and protective services for children
Establishes the "Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program" to provide health care benefits to all MO citizens
Establishes coordinated health program board to prevent student obesity, cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes
School districts may create after-school and summer educational programs for at-risk youth
Establishes the General Assembly Scholarship Program funded by a nonresident earnings tax
Lowers the maximum penalties consumers must pay for late payments on certain credit transactions
Requires parity between insurance coverage for mental health services and other health care services
Restricts the use, possession, manufacturing, storage, selling, promotion and other activities relating to weapons
Requires Department of Transportation to examine the congestion problems in the Kansas City area
Allows individuals to submit all required reinstatement fees and documents to any department office
Requires insurers to offer optional coverage for weight reduction counseling services
Requires police officers in Kansas City to be a citizen and resident of the city for at least one year
Requires Transportation Department to examine traffic problems occurring in Kansas City area
Makes it a crime to burn a cross with the intent to intimidate any person or group of persons
Establishes the Missouri Universal Health Assurance Program to provide health care benefits to all Missouri citizens
Requires motor vehicle dealers to display buyers guide and obtain used care buyer's acknowledgment of its receipt
Closes the drug benefit coverage gap that was created due to the enactment of the Medicare Act of 2003
Allows the hiring of a retired teacher to work between 550 and 800 hours without losing their retirement
Names a building at the Southeast Missouri Mental Health Center the "Danny Staples Building"
Use of the Senate Chamber by the MO Legislative Black Caucus for their Youth Leadership Conference - June 24-27, 2004