GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Missouri House of Representatives
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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: Authorizes the University of Missouri to award grants for spinal cord injury research.

: Requires publication of records regarding the death of incarcerated offenders.

: Prohibits the General Assembly from appropriating money for assisted suicide.

: Creates faculty representative positions on all university boards of governors; makes other changes regarding higher education.

: Expands the laws and funds for alternative education programs.

: Revises duties of Joint Committee on Corrections.

: Requires all public retirement plans to file proposed rules with the Joint Committee on Public Employee Retirement.

: Expands the classes of persons entitled to be excused from jury duty to include persons licensed to practice veterinary medicine and persons serving as state legislators.

: Establishes a St. Louis Riverfront Commission.

: Requires regular detail base budget review procedures for all state departments.

: Revises school retirement systems.

: Adopts a new voluntary five-level minimum teacher salary plan.

: Makes various changes to Missouri State Employees Retirement System and the Transportation Dept. Employees' and Highway Patrol Retirement System.

: Requires the General Assembly and its employees to officially observe Martin Luther King Day.

: Allows former members of the General Assembly to be appointed special consultants on retirement matters.

: Allows former members of the General Assembly to be appointed special consultants on retirement matters.

: Amends laws governing lobbyists, the Missouri Ethics Commission, and campaign finance disclosure.

: Establishes the Automated External Defibrillator Advisory Committee.

: Establishes a Medicaid Pharmacy Management Program in the Department of Social Services and a Joint Committee on Pharmacy Management.

: Establishes the Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund, the Tobacco Moneys Board and the Tobacco Moneys Review Board.

: Requires legislative approval before Department of Transportation may designate a highway as limited-access, and requires reapproval of all highways currently so designated.

: Extends the Joint Interim Committee on Telecommunications and Energy to the Ninety-first General Assembly.

: Disapproves the salary recommendations submitted by the Missouri Citizen's Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials.

: Disapproves the salary recommendations of the Missouri Citizen's Commission on the Compensation of Elected Officials.

: Declares certain members of the Public Service Commission to be in violation of state law and further declares their positions vacant.

: Establishes a joint interim committee to study the issue of suicide prevention.

: Authorizes the Committee on Legislative Research to compile the Session Laws of the Ninety-first General Assembly, First Regular Session.

: Authorizes the issuance of revenue bonds for the state's share of a project for the construction of a sports arena and related facilities at the University of Missouri-Columbia campus.

: Establishes an Office of the Faith-based and Community-based Liaison and a Task Force on Faith-based and Community-based Initiatives within state government.

: Designates April 24th as a Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide.

: 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 require the Governor to appear before the House of Representatives at least monthly during regular sessions.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change legislative term limits.

: Proposes a consititutional amendment to allow voters the option of having excess total state revenues refunded or deposited in Highways and Transportation Fund.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the minimum age for members of the General Assembly.

: Provides funds for education of hearing-impaired children not attending the Missouri School for the Deaf.

: Creates a Legislative Academy within the General Assembly.

: Exempts the homestead of those aged 65 and older from increases in property tax assessments.

: Revises various utility taxes.

: Establishes the Tobacco Settlement Fund Commission.

: Specifies the effective dates for laws passed by initiative and vetoed bills when veto is overridden.

: Revises the sunset on disclosure of certain municipal utility records.

: Establishes the Joint Committee on Health Care, Policy and Planning.

: Enacts a two-person runoff in the case of a plurality at either a primary or a general election.

: Requires that redistricting for Congress and the General Assembly be based upon actual population counts.

: Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

: Limits the ability of the Government to interfer with the exercise of religion.

: Establishes the "Missouri Veterans' Business Council" within the Department of Economic Development.

: This act creates the Missouri Commission on Total Compensation.

: Repeals statute of limitation for legislative procedural defects.

: Revises procedures for gubernatorial appointments.

: Creates the Second State Capitol Commission.

: Reorganizes authority for licensing and regulation of excursion gambling boats and gaming.

: Modifies state budgeting process.

: Authorizes the Committee on Legislative Research to compile the Session Laws for the Ninety-first General Assembly, First Regular Session.

: Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on Education to study school funding issues.

: Recommends how the state should partially fund health insurance for retired state employees.

: Revises term limits for members of the General Assembly.

: Revises term limits for members of the General Assembly.

: Requires General Assembly to revise state school aid revenues and distribution.

: Reduces number of members of House of Representatives to 105.

: Eliminates the citizens' commission on compensation for elected officials (Salary Commission).

: Voters to chose if tobacco proceeds included in or excluded from total state revenues.

: Revises term limits.

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