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: Requires flags to be flown at half-staff at public building on D-Day, Pearl Harbor Day, VJ Day and VE Day.

: Exempts from taxation leased motor vehicles used for government, charitable, educational, or religious purposes.

: Requires that state employees paid on an hourly basis to be given overtime pay.

: Allows the state of Missouri to be sued under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

: Requires agencies that disagree with a finding or recommendation of the state auditor to submit a report to appropriations committees.

: Requires overtime pay for state employees paid on a hourly basis.

: Requires agencies to file a response with Budget and Appropriations committees when they disagree with an audit.

: Permits continued pay for state employees on extended military leaves of absence.

: Removes prevailing wage requirement for construction of public buildings, roads and highways, and bridges.

: Expands the cafeteria benefit plan options for state employees.

: Prohibits the requirement of public projects to be bonded by any particular insurance or surety company.

: Creates the State Property Preservation Fund.

: Regulates private contracts for public services.

: Prohibits governmental bodies from employing inmates in any position where they have access to personal records containing unique identifying information.

: Establishes requirements for private contracts to provide state services.

: Exempts schools from prevailing wages requirements but allows schools to choose to be subject to the requirements.

: Establishes the Open Contracting Act.

: Enacts the State Employees' Protection Act.

: Authorizes a conveyance of state property to the Missouri State Penitentiary Redevelopment Commission.

: Revises prevailing wages for construction workers.

: Revises procurement by the State of Missouri and reverse auctions.

: Enacts the State Employees' Protection Act.

: Requires the state to do performance-based budgeting.

: Requires new state programs authorized by the General Assembly to contain a sunset provision.

: Prohibits governmental authorities from interfering with the free exercise of religion.

: Changes the State Personnel Law to the State Human Resources Law.

: Encourages the Governor to utilize the services of management consultants or efficiency experts to review and make recommendations on all existing government operations.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment creating the Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget submission by the Governor without voter-approved tax increases.

: Establishes the Open Contracting Act for state and local public works projects.

: Adopts the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act.

: Requires performance-based budgeting and requires new state government programs to expire after six years.

: Non-attorneys may represent corporations in certain state proceedings.

: Prohibits expenditure of state funds by public officials or employees to support or oppose a ballot measure or candidate.

: The State may not automatically purchase good or services from Missouri Vocational Enterprises when Missouri businesses provides such services.

: Allows access to state-operated sewer lines.

: Requires performance-based budgeting and requires new state government programs to expire after six years.

: Creates the Missouri calcium initiative.

: Creates the Missouri Natural Resources and Environmental Commission.

: Creates the Division of Community Health.

: Establishes the Joint Committee on the Life Sciences.

: Creates the Missouri Sunset Act.

: Modifies statutes to reflect reorganization of executive branch departments by executive order.

: Changes numerous state employee workplace provisions.

: Creates an interim committee to study the streamlining of state employee benefits.

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