GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Missouri House of Representatives
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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: Requires lobbyists to wear identification badges.

: Authorizes additional appropriations for conventions and sports complex funds.

: Repeals section 149.192 relating to preemption of tobacco taxation.

: Requires regular performance-based review procedures for all state departments.

: Revises the application of the common law rule of liberal construction for workers' compensation laws.

: Expands the laws and funds for alternative education programs.

: Requires autopsy record to be given to any member of General Assembly and posted on web site.

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

: Imposes an additional one percent general sales tax for highways and bridges.

: Creates a phased-in earned income tax credit.

: Allows persons to apply for and receive permits to carry concealed firearms under certain circumstances; creates the county sheriff's revolving fund.

: Establishes the Arrow Rock State Historic Site Endowment Fund and adds various provisions relating to the administration of state parks.

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

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

: Requires the establishment of tuition reimbursement policies for the House of Representatives and all state employees.

: Requires the Ethics Commission to provide a copy of the commission's reporting files to the general assembly.

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

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

: Creates the Joint Committee on Government Review to review statutes, programs, initiatives, appropriations, and government entities and functions for their validity and necessity.

: Requires state laws to be construed in accordance with certain federal constitutional guarantees.

: Creates new crimes of terrorism.

: Requires bills introduced in the General Assembly to contain a declaration of legislative intent.

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

: Gives members of the General Assembly full retirement benefits if they serve more than two terms.

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

: Transfers adult probation personnel and services to the circuit courts on July 1, 2004, and establishes a Commission on the Transfer of Adult Probation Personnel, Services and Expense.

: Changes requirements for nominating committees for candidates for office in special elections.

: Places an automatic ten-year sunset on any legislation with an estimated fiscal impact in excess of ten million dollars.

: Invites the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Missouri to deliver a State of Judiciary message on Tuesday, January 15, 2002, at 10:30 am.

: Invites the Governor of the State of Missouri to deliver a State of the State message on Wednesday, January 23, 2002.

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

: 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 the assembly of the Task Force on the Ford-Hazelwood Retention to develop a strategic plan to continue operation of the Ford plant in Hazelwood.

: Disapproves and suspends 13 CSR 70-20.031(3) and 13 CSR 70-20.034(2) relating to the lists of excludable and nonexcludable drugs from prior authorization.

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

: Creates a joint committee to make a comprehensive analysis of the child abuse and neglect hotline system.

: Establishes a Joint Committee on Utility Regulation and Infrastructure Investment.

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

: Creates a Joint Interim Committee on After-School Programs.

: Opposes the merger of EchoStar and Hughes Electronics.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment changing legislative term limits.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the age for qualification as representative or senator.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change the name and makeup of the Highways and Transportation Commission.

: 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 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 require an organizational session of the General Assembly in early December after each general election.

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

: Revises procedures for gubernatorial appointments.

: Enacts the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

: Creates a Legislative Academy within the General Assembly.

: Limits increases in assessed valuation of real property and modifies reassessment procedures.

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

: Modifies state budgeting process.

: Enacts the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

: Creates a Joint committee on Terrorism, Bioterrorism, and Homeland Security.

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

: Authorizes the General Assembly to intervene in courts under certain circumstances.

: Creates the Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board to serve as liaison between agencies and small businesses.

: Creates the Missouri Sunset Act. All programs will sunset within six years unless reauthorized.

: Reconstitutes the Joint Interim Committee on Education Funding which terminated on January 15, 2002.

: Urges Congress to adopt legislation requiring Medicare to cover all oral anti-cancer drugs.

: Designates Menfro soil as the official state soil of Missouri.

: Urges Congress to pass the reauthorization legislation for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program.

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

: Revises term limits for members of the General Assembly.

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

: Voters shall determine whether tobacco proceeds are included in or excluded from total state revenues.

: Voters shall determine whether tobacco proceeds are included in or excluded from total state revenues.

: Constitutional amendment to repeal legislative term limits, subject to voter approval.

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