GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

: Establishes the Missouri Rx Card Program to provide prescription drug discounts to certain Medicare-eligible and uninsured Missouri residents.

: Establishes a comprehensive children's mental health services system.

: Requires the Department of Transportation to study traffic congestion problems in Kansas City on U.S. Highway 71 and its intersections at 52nd, 55th, and 75th streets and develop plans to alleviate them.

: Prohibits immunizations and dental restorations containing mercury after April 1, 2006.

: Requires the Department of Transportation to study traffic congestion problems in Kansas City on U.S. Highway 71 and its intersections at 52nd, 55th, and 75th streets and develop plans to alleviate them.

: Establishes gubernatorial and legislative inaugural committees.

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

: Establishes gubernatorial and legislative inaugural committees.

: Requires information relating to real estate transactions to be included in certain Department of Transportation reports.

: Establishes a comprehensive children's mental health service system.

: Requires the Department of Insurance to pay Missouri's annual dues for membership in the National Conference of Insurance Legislators.

: Changes procedures for printing all session laws and the distribution of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.

: Creates task forces for restructuring solid and hazardous waste fees and allows in-state waste facilities receiving out-state waste to pay fees and taxes for out-of-state facilities.

: Prohibits fund-raising events or activities by candidates for statewide office and the General Assembly while the legislature is in session.

: Requires the State Board of Education to submit an annual report to the General Assembly concerning the number of retired teachers who are teaching because of critical shortages of certified teachers.

: Establishes the Tax Credit Accountability Act of 2004.

: Requires the General Assembly to support certain veterans' programs approved by the Executive Director of the Missouri Veterans Commission through appropriations.

: Repeals the current requirement for legislative committees to have resolutions passed authorizing visits to state institutions.

: Authorizes a deferral of taxes on real property owned by citizens who are 62 years of age or older.

: Requires that eligible state employees be paid for overtime hours worked unless the employee requests compensatory time off and revises the statutes relating to the whistleblower laws.

: Prohibits certain elected officials from accepting state employment for two years after their term of office expires.

: Requires the Office of Administration to implement the Oversight Review Committee's recommendations on Minority Business Enterprises and Women's Business Enterprises not domiciled in Missouri.

: Revises statutes relating to special license plates, delinquent registrations, annual registration fees, trailer registration fees, license tabs and window stickers, and reissuance of license plates.

: Revises statutes relating to motor vehicle licensing and establishes new statutes relating to special license plates.

: Prohibits statewide elected officials and members of the General Assembly from participating in lobbying activities within 12 months of leaving office.

: Establishes the Joint Committee on Government Accountability to make a continuing study and analysis of inefficiencies in state government.

: Prohibits state appropriations of a single lump-sum amount to any one executive department.

: Establishes the Missouri State Unemployment Council.

: Requires the disclosure of ownership interests of any lessor of real property leased to a state agency.

: Revises the statutes relating to court procedures and court personnel.

: Modifies the salary of members of the General Assembly for Fiscal Year 2005.

: Establishes the Missouri State Workers' Compensation Council.

: Requires lobbyists to file expenditure reports for each member of a legislative committee when expenditures are made on behalf of the committee.

: Authorizes a joint session of the House and Senate to receive the State of the Judiciary address by the Chief Justice.

: Authorizes a joint session of the House and Senate to receive the State of the State address by the Governor.

: Authorizes a joint session of the House and Senate to receive the State of the State of Transportation address by the Director of MoDOT.

: Disapproves the final order of rulemaking for the proposed amendment to 1 CSR 10-4.010 relating to the State of Missouri Vendor Payroll Deductions.

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

: Authorizes the Committee on Legislative Research to collate, index, print, and bind all acts and resolutions of the Ninety-second General Assembly, Second Regular Session.

: Affirms the Missouri Legislature's support of the use of the national motto "In God We Trust" in public buildings in Missouri.

: Reauthorizes the Poultry Industry Committee to continue its study of the economic and environmental impact of the poultry industry in this state.

: Requests the Department of Public Safety to conduct a comprehensive review of personalized handgun technologies and report their findings and recommendations to the General Assembly.

: Establishes the Joint Interim Committee on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment extending legislative term limits to 12 years.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the size of the House of Representatives to 101 members.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing an appropriations growth limit.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting any state court from imposing any tax or toll road fee or requiring the General Assembly to do so.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the General Assembly from removing certain statutory termination dates absent a two-thirds vote.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the minimum age requirements for state representatives and senators.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment creating the Budget Control Fund.

: Creates a Legislative Academy within the General Assembly.

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

: Reduces salaries of members of the General Assembly in fiscal year 2005 to a sum equal to 97 percent of their salaries in fiscal year 2004.

: Changes numerous state employee workplace provisions.

: Removes the salaries of elected officials from those not considered wages for unemployment benefits.

: Repeals expired and ineffective statutory provisions.

: Requires all gubernatorial appointments to be with the advice and consent of senate.

: Codifies the Office of Homeland Security and the Missouri Security Council.

: Prohibits certain convicted criminals from holding public office.

: Requires debate on constitutional amendments to be recorded.

: Modifies provisions of lobbyist reporting and campaign finance disclosure.

: Urges the President to order the FDA to lift the ban on Canadian pharmaceuticals.

: Authorizes the Committee on Legislative Research to collate, index, print, and bind all acts and resolutions of the Ninety-second General Assembly, Second Regular Session.

: Urges the Secretary of Transportation to grant approval to the application of Primaris Airlines to operate a twice-daily service between Washington, D.C. and St. Louis.

: Designates the month of April each year as Literacy Month in Missouri.

: Recognizes Ellis Fischel Cancer Center as the designated cancer center of the State of Missouri.

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

: Changes minimum age requirements for members of the General Assembly.

: Reduces number of representatives from 163 to 90 and the number of senators from 34 to 30.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the legislature from passing laws previously rejected by the people.

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Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:09 am