MISCELLANEOUS BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

Bills Assigned to Committee
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
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: Places certain prohibitions and restrictions on lottery advertising.

: Prohibits licensed game retailers from selling or allowing their employees to sell lottery tickets to employees and prohibits employees from purchasing lottery tickets at their place of employment

: Creates a sales and use tax holiday for clothing purchased before the start of the 2001-2002 school year.

: Allows counties of the third classification to adopt building codes in certain areas, subject to voter approval.

: Creates a sales and use tax holiday for clothing purchased before the start of the 2001-2002 school year.

: Removes $500 loss limit on gaming boats and prohibits gaming commission from limiting amount of time an individual may spend aboard gaming boats.

: Raises the age requirements on various school and motor vehicle laws from sixteen to eighteen.

: Revises certain gaming definitions.

: Makes various changes to the laws regarding sheltered workshops.

: Amends the law regarding underground facility safety and damage prevention.

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Provides for canine-handler training and standards.

: Establishes Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund; dedicates at least twenty-five percent of fund proceeds to public schools on a per-pupil basis.

: Increases the authorization for water pollution bonds and revises law on water and sewer systems.

: Requires at least twenty-five percent of any tobacco settlement moneys received by the state be used for elementary and secondary education.

: Establishes the "Missouri Community Foundation Committee" to create and incorporate the "Missouri Community Foundation". The bill also creates tax credits for donations to the foundation.

: Establishes a life sciences research program, creates a life sciences research board, and provides for disposition of tobacco settlement moneys.

: Establishes the Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund in the state treasury.

: Allows two to fifteen year olds to obtain an identification card from the Department of Revenue.

: Places moratorium on new types of gaming and commissions study of effects of gaming on the state.

: Allows for optional year-round school calendars.

: Creates the Classroom Trust Fund and transfers certain gaming proceeds to the fund.

: Defines rights and liabilities surrounding student publications sponsored by public schools.

: Revises certain provisions related to excursion boat gaming, and increases funding for Bright Flight scholarships.

: Makes changes in the horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering law.

: Repeals expired provisions of law and sections made obsolete by expired provisions of law.

: Excludes ambulatory surgical centers from the definition of hospital for purposes of the hospital licensing law.

: Excludes the State Capitol Building from the definition of "state property" for purposes of giving priority to blind persons for the operation of vending facilities on state property.

: Establishes default building codes for design professionals in areas of the state where there are no applicable state or local building codes in place.

: Allows legal settlements received by the state to be appropriated for education and health care.

: Changes the word "fireman" to "firefighter" in chapter 87.

: Creates tax holiday each August between 2001 and 2003.

: Urges the U.S. Congress to address the issue of increased fuel prices by developing domestic sources to reduce the nation's dependency on foreign sources of fuel.

: Establishes a Joint Interim Committee to study the allocation of excursion gambling boat admission fees through the Gaming Commission Fund.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change legislative term limits from 8 years to 12 years.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change legislative term limits.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the City of St. Louis to revise or amend charter to provide for county officers.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to dedicate tobacco settlement money to the Children's Investment Fund.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to require funds from legal settlements to be used for health care and education.

: Revises Criminal Activity Forfeiture Act.

: Allows counties of the third classification to adopt building codes in certain areas, subject to voter approval.

: Exempts food from the sales tax imposed by the Metropolitan Park and Recreation District.

: Creates a Life Sciences Research Program.

: Authorizes forty million dollars in bonds for various water and sewer programs; permits political subdivisions to require owners to connect to a sewer system.

: Modifies and clarifies provisions of certain state retirement systems.

: Requires employers to keep records regarding child employees and makes technical changes to child labor chapter.

: Allows Warrensburg to receive bids to be the depositary of city funds from banks at every regular meeting.

: Creates the Second State Capitol Commission.

: Requires sellers of motor fuel to notify buyers at the pump of the amount and type of oxygenate blended in the motor fuel.

: Creates a fixed and contingent expiration date for the federal reimbursement allowance program.

: Hereby declare April 6th of each year as Tartan Day in Missouri.

: Asks Congress to approve the Railroad Retirement and Survivors Improvement Act.

: Establish a Joint Interim Committee to Study the Funding System for Safety Net Providers.

: Urges Congress to pass legislation regarding trucking industry access to criminal database.

: Revises term limits for members of the General Assembly.

: Changes procedures for amending the St. Louis City Charter.

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