MISCELLANEOUS BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

Bills Assigned to Committee
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS
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: Requires school districts to spend a class period observing the meaning of Veteran's Day.

: Regulates unsolicited electronic mail messages.

: Establishes guidelines for student publications, liability for school districts, and requires faculty advisors to supervise publication.

: Raises compulsory age for school attendance from sixteen to eighteen.

: Regulates advertising for the state lottery.

: Regulates private, unpaid gubernatorial airplane flights and allows for private use of government planes by the governor under certain conditions.

: Requires Department of Corrections to reimburse counties for the additional compensation to prosecuting attorneys.

: Reallocates admission fees for gambling boats paid to municipal and county governments.

: Establishes regulations and certification guidelines for those handling explosive blasters.

: Establishes procedures for appointing boards of directors in community improvement districts.

: Removes gambling boat proceeds from foundation formula and distributes them on a per-pupil basis.

: Makes desecration of the United States national flag abandonment and permits any person to take possession of an abandoned flag.

: Requires county assessors to be minimally certified as state licensed appraisers.

: Excludes capital appropriations from annual appropriations for community college district maintenance funds.

: Enacts the Missouri Sunset Act establishing the Sunset Advisory Commission to review the effectiveness and necessity of state agencies.

: Permits charter counties to establish an emergency communications system commission.

: Relating to the addition of members of the general assembly to the Missouri board of public buildings.

: Allows certain metropolitan school districts to change the compulsory attendance age.

: Allows state employees on military leave to continue to receive full salary while on leave.

: Revises regulation of tax increment financing.

: Establishes a legislative Joint Committee on Terrorism, Bioterrorism, and Homeland Security.

: Creates the Year 2002 Classroom Fund and transfers certain gaming proceeds to the fund.

: Increases the allowable gaming boat loss limits from $500 to $750.

: Excludes owners of public streets from the persons who can petition for creation of a transportation development district when no registered voters live in the district.

: Raises fees charged by excursion gambling boat licensees from two dollars to five dollars, with the increase to be used for state aid to school districts.

: Authorizes window decal renewal tabs for motor vehicle registration renewal.

: Amends exotic animal registration by requiring it be done within two weeks of coming into possession of the animal.

: Prohibits the introduction of new types of gambling.

: Creates the "Show-Me Old Glory" program.

: Changes building code requirements for counties of the third classification.

: Prohibits use of tobacco products in all buildings and grounds of correctional centers by July 1, 2003.

: Makes various changes to the laws controlling horse racing.

: Increases admission fees for gambling boats to help fund transportation projects.

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

: Makes various changes regarding certificate of need law.

: Enacts the Anti-terrorism Act.

: Prohibits deduction of service fees from any state employee's salary unless the employee authorizes the deduction.

: Creates crime of criminal profiteering and civil penalty for unfair leverage when selling during a consumer market disruption. Revises crime of making a terrorist threat.

: Changes the names of several state colleges.

: Imposes the compelling state interest test on any governmental restriction on the free exercise of religion.

: Clarifies duties of State Auditor in validating certain bonds.

: Provides that no branch of government shall employ an inmate or other person with a criminal record in a position where such person would have access to records containing personal identifiers.

: Expands the no-call list to include faxes and emails.

: Authorizes creation of county crime reduction funds, creates the Missouri Sheriffs' Methamphetamine Relief Team, and modifies the St. Louis City Sheriff's Fund.

: Allows certain cities to remove weeds or trash on property.

: Creates the Schools of the Future Fund and establishes various funding sources.

: Authorizes service retirement allowances for St. Louis firefighters at age 62.

: Specifies dollar limit for special advisors and consultants under St. Louis firefighter retirement system.

: Enacts the Disposition of Fetal Remains Act which allows a birth mother to determine the final disposition of any fetal remains.

: Prohibits the Missouri Gaming Commission from authorizing new types of gaming without statutory authority or voter approval.

: Makes the fox trotting horse the official state horse.

: Changes the name of Southwest Missouri State University.

: Revises the penalties for misrepresentation of age by a minor to obtain liquor.

: Regulates adult establishments.

: Prohibits unsolicited electronic mail messages.

: Prohibits the lottery commission from implementing or operating keno games after August 28, 2002.

: Requires all television stations with three million dollars in gross revenue to provide real time captioning for programs.

: Changes the Missouri Commission for the Deaf to the Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

: Removes Vocational Enterprises Program from favored status in purchasing by state agencies.

: Requires Attorney General to defend statutes zealously and grants members of the General Assembly standing in lawsuits on constitutionality of statutes.

: Requires installation of approved fire protection sprinkler system in high-rise buildings.

: Changes the compensation scale for county treasurers.

: Makes technical modifications to paternity provisions.

: Changes cost of living adjustments for the St. Louis police retirement system.

: Requires Indian tribes to be treated as any other employer for purposes of unemployment reimbursement.

: Allows city or county governing bodies to restrict or prohibit any keno game within their jurisdiction upon a majority vote of such governing body.

: Removes the expiration date on the Task Force on Trade and Investment.

: Requires fee agents of the Department of Revenue to be selected by the director pursuant to a competitive bidding process.

: Creates anti-terrorism act plus requires postsecondary schools to track students on foreign visas and report any change in their status to Immigration and Naturalization Service.

: Creates as an unlawful merchandising practice sending unsolicited facsimiles unless prior relationship has been established.

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

: Urges the Governor to declare a week in September as "Deaf Awareness Week".

: Recommends a condemnation of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and expresses the concerns of the House and Senate.

: Requests federal financial assistance for emergency preparedness for each state.

: Supports improved flood protection, navigation, and projects to improve environmental quality for the benefit of the State of Missouri.

: Urges Congress to enact federal legislation to protect employee retirement savings programs following the collapse of Enron.

: Requests the Joint Committee on the Library of Congress to approve the replacement of the statue of Francis Preston Blair in Statuary Hall of the U.S. Congress with a statue of Harry S. Truman.

: Authorizes the creation of the Missouri Commission on the Delta Region Authority.

: Creates the Missouri Commission on the Delta Regional Authority.

: Urges Congress to enact legislation authorizing the issuance of a coal miner's stamp.

: Requests the State Auditor to conduct an audit of the Gateway Clean Air Program that is implementing the vehicle emissions testing program for the St. Louis area.

: Endorses the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations on the judicious use of antibiotics.

: Supports and endorses the federally-funded Upper Mississippi River Comprehensive Plan for systemic flood protection and flood damage reduction.

: Urges Congress and the Bush Administration to take action to put in place a limited and temporary federal backstop for insurance against terrorism.

: Urges the Governor to issue an executive order to address the issue of computer software piracy.

: Disapproves a Code of State Regulations rule promulgated by the Department of Insurance and directs the Department to promulgate an emergency rule.

: Opposes the merger of EchoStar and Hughes Electronics.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment changing legislative term limits.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment excluding partial legislative terms from term limits.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to require a re-elected Governor to make new appointments to agencies and commissions.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to require regular appearances of the Governor before the House of Representatives.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment limiting legislative terms to no more than 12 years in either chamber.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to require a two-fiscal year budget cycle, with zero-based budgeting.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to impose gaming boat admission fees to fund public transit projects.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to hunt, fish, or harvest game.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment convening regular sessions of the General Assembly in February.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment increasing the size of the Senate to 35 members and reducing the size of the House to 105 members.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to set an earlier date for the Governor to submit a budget to the General Assembly.

: Creates the Missouri State Emergency Health Powers Act to address state public health emergencies.

: Clarifies the use of non-compete clauses in contracts between physicians and hospitals.

: Creates Emergency Communications Systems Fund for use of counties. Creates Boiler and Pressure Vessels Safety Fund.

: Excludes capital appropriations from annual appropriations for community college district maintenance funds.

: Allows certain additional services to be pre-purchased from cemeteries.

: Establishes sales tax holiday and requires retailers to return sales tax refunds to those paying the tax.

: Related to terrorism.

: Modifies State Auditor's duties regarding bonds.

: Requires criminal history check for certain persons related to the gaming industry, the state gaming commission and the state lottery commission.

: Creates the Schools of the Future Fund and provides various funding sources for it.

: Modernization of Lock & Dam Infrastructure on the Upper Mississippi & Illinois Rivers.

: Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE).

: Authorizes the publishing of the Session Laws of the Ninety-first General Assembly, Second Regular Session.

: Proclaims March as Women's History Month.

: Electric, Gas, Water, Sewer and Heating Utility Infrastructure.

: Relating to software piracy.

: Relating to eyesight.

: Insurance Against Terrorism.

: Gambling.

: Concurrent resolution requesting the Governor to develop a sister-state relationship with the Province of Villa Clara.

: Latch key kid.

: Spanish Culture.

: Revises term limits to exclude certain partial terms of service in the General Assembly.

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