- Committees

SB 3

Establishes photo identification requirements for voting and requirements for advance voting

SB 61

Enacts various provisions relating to local government

SB 71

Eliminates a requirement that banks, savings institutions, and credit unions file a certain notice with the Missouri Real Estate Appraisers Commission and modifies other provisions relating to housing and real estate

SB 83

Allows for the sale of deficiency waiver addendums and other similar products with respect to certain loan transactions

SB 84

Modifies law relating to voter registration and election offenses

SB 105

Creates an advance voting system for elections

SB 125

Modifies the law relating to title loans

SB 126

Prohibits the MO HealthNet Division from discriminating between licensed marital family therapists and licensed professional counselors

SB 137

Modifies provisions relating to health care professional identification badges

SB 205

Creates an advance voting system for primary and general elections

SB 219

Allows owners of automated teller machines to charge access fees to those with bank accounts in foreign countries and gambling boats to accept credit instruments

SB 225

Provides for nonpartisan elections of judicial candidates and forbids certain judges and candidates from engaging in political activities

SB 226

Modifies provisions relating to emergency services

SB 266

Designates the director of elections as the election authority in charter counties that do not have a board of election commissioners or a county clerk

SB 270

Modifies various provisions relating to public elections

SB 282

Modifies numerous laws relating to elections

SB 284

Modifies the disciplinary authority of the Board of Pharmacy, defines the term legend drug for the purpose of certain pharmacy statutes, and grants exemption from sales tax for certain medical equipment and drugs

SB 303

Modifies disciplinary and administrative procedures for professions and businesses licensed under the Division of Professional Registration, including those licensed by the Board of Registration for the Healing Arts

SB 306

Modifies laws relating to the administration of credit unions

SB 317

Exempts securities issued by agricultural cooperative corporations from state security registration requirements

SB 318

Requires voter registration application forms to be distributed from Conservation offices and permit vendors authorized to issue resident hunting and fishing permits

SB 323

Requires the Auditor to conduct a one-time comparative audit of selected state agencies

SB 325

Modifies various laws relating to professional registration

SB 326

Authorizes a peer review process for architects, landscape architects, land surveyors, and engineers, including providing for immunity from liability and prohibiting the disclosure of certain documents and testimony

SB 340

Modifies licensing requirements for funeral directors, embalmers, and funeral establishments and certain requirements for preneed funeral contracts

SB 341

Modifies the use of the Capitol complex grounds by non-public entities

SB 358

Specifies that licensed professional counseling includes the diagnosis of mental, emotional, and behavior disorders and allows the committee for professional counselors to require certain education or training in diagnostic skills

SB 365

Allows $9,999 in an irrevocable trust for certain funeral expenses to not be considered an asset when determining eligibility for public assistance

SB 382

Licenses clinical laboratory personnel

SB 398

Allows public school principals to opt out of the election authority designation that their school be used as a polling place

SB 401

Modifies the law relating to debt adjusters

SB 418

Establishes a paper ballot as the official ballot

SB 421

Bars felons from holding public office

SJR 2

Allows enabling legislation for advance voting and photographic identification for voting

SJR 9

Allows enabling legislation for photographic identification for voting

SJR 12

Limits the total service in the General Assembly to sixteen years in any proportion between the Senate and the House of Representatives

SJR 13

Requires referenda and initiative petitions to be signed by 5% and 8% of the voters in each congressional district

HB 71

Allows the City of St. Louis to establish and maintain a municipal police force completely under the city's authority

HB 83

Allows owners of automated teller machines to charge access fees to those with bank accounts in foreign countries

HB 107

Modifies the manner in which vacancies are filled for statewide offices and the office of United States Senator

HB 109

Removes a provision restricting the investment in certain linked deposits

HB 136

Allows certain military spouses to qualify for unemployment compensation and requires state agencies or boards to give temporary licenses to certain military spouses

HB 149

Eliminates the expiration date on the provision allowing an individual or corporation to credit part of a tax refund to the Missouri Military Family Relief Fund

HB 171

Allows certain third class cities to eliminate the primary elections for general municipal elections at which a mayor and councilmen are to be elected

HB 187

Repeals a provision requiring party emblems to be printed on the ballot above the party caption and removes the February and June election dates

HB 217

Allows election authorities to use electronic voter identification systems and electronic signature pads to verify certain information

HB 220

Specifies that real estate brokers and salespersons do not lose immunity from liability for certain statements by only ordering a report or inspection

HB 265

Modifies the law regarding the licensure of certain professions

HB 287

Modifies provisions relating to health care professional identification badges

HB 407

Prohibits a person from preparing or issuing a certificate of insurance form relating to property and casualty insurance unless it has been filed with the director

HB 412

Modifies provisions relating to pharmacy

HB 464

Eliminates, combines, and revises certain state boards, commissions, committees, and councils

HB 465

Modifies laws relating to the administration of credit unions

HB 503

Moves the presidential primary from February to March and removes the February and June election dates

HB 550

Revises the laws regarding liens and encumbrances on motor vehicles, trailers, watercraft, and manufactured homes

HB 552

Modifies provisions relating to the treatment of persons with bleeding disorders

HB 591

Authorizes the Dental Board to issue a limited teaching license

HB 661

Modifies the law regarding debt adjusters

HB 697

Requires the review of all administrative rules

HB 732

Establishes the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Act and changes the laws regarding professions and businesses regulated by the Division of Professional Registration

HB 787

Modifies various provisions of law under the title relating to investment transactions

HJR 16

Modifies the number of signatures required for initiatives and referenda