UTILITIES

Bills Assigned to Committee
UTILITIES
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: Allows the Missouri Public Service Commission to order an incumbent local exchange telecommunications company to implement or change a toll-free calling plan outside a local calling scope; HB1069 -- (LR# 3471L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Changes the laws regarding telephone solicitations; HB1131 -- (LR# 3487L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Allows the Attorney General to appoint the public counsel for the Department of Economic Development and authorizes the public counsel to prevent rate increases during appeals; HB1282 -- (LR# 4131L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Changes the maximum funding allowed for the Utilicare Stabilization Fund from $5 million to $10 million; HB1455 -- (LR# 4492L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Allows residential and business cell phone numbers to be added to the telemarketing No-Call List; HB1462 -- (LR# 4282L.02I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Allows cell phone and Internet service provider records to be searched for child support enforcement purposes; HB1483 -- (LR# 4135L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Creates the crime of aggravated fraudulent transmission of multiple commercial e-mail messages and changes the laws regarding unsolicited commercial e-mail; HB1547 -- (LR# 4023L.02I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Allows residential and business cell phone numbers to be added to the telemarketing No-Call List; HB1548 -- (LR# 4391L.01I); HCS voted do pass (H)

: Changes the laws regarding utility rate schedules by eliminating an adjustment because of the effect of user conservation on customers' demand for gas; HB1578 -- (LR# 4798L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Prohibits any telecommunications company that provides service in Jackson County from charging, collecting, demanding, or receiving any additional compensation for local service; HB1584 -- (LR# 3838L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Changes the definition of "person" as it relates to joint municipal utility commissions to include any municipality, governmental unit, or public corporation created by the laws of any state; HB1596 -- (LR# 4274L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Allows residential and business cellular phone numbers to be added to the telemarketing No-Call List; HB1603 -- (LR# 4692L.01I); HCS voted do pass (H)

: Creates the crimes of obtaining or using telephone or cellular phone call logs with the intent to deceive or defraud and purchasing, selling, or obtaining call logs without a person's consent; HB1604 -- (LR# 4743L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Repeals the laws that provide certain utilities the opportunity to apply for alternate rate schedules under a variety of circumstances; HB1605 -- (LR# 4801L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Creates the crime of knowingly obtaining, receiving, or selling a land-line or cellular telephone record without the customer's consent and authorizes civil action for damages; HB1632 -- (LR# 4830L.03I); Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

: Creates an assessment-based funding mechanism for the Office of the Public Counsel similar to that currently utilized by the Missouri Public Service Commission; HB1728 -- (LR# 4834L.01P); Placed on Informal Calendar (S)

: Changes the laws regarding utility rate schedules by eliminating an adjustment because of the effect of weather or user conservation on customers' demand for gas; HB1744 -- (LR# 4823L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Prohibits telecommunications service or mobile telecommunications service providers from selling a customer's name and telephone number without the written consent of the customer; HB1804 -- (LR# 5102L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Requires certain television stations to provide real-time captioning of local news, weather, and sports broadcasts for the deaf and hearing-impaired; HB1825 -- (LR# 4981L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Requires legislative bodies, judicial bodies, public universities, and all governmental bodies to use the Department of Transportation's fiber optic network by January 1, 2009, for telecommunications service; HB1957 -- (LR# 5445L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Allows telecommunications companies to request a waiver to allow the existing maximum allowable charges to remain in place until the next annual adjustment; HB2053 -- (LR# 5581L.01I); House Committee: UTILITIES; Public hearing completed (H)

: Authorizes county boards regulating emergency services to impose up to a 50-cent surcharge on cellular phones, upon voter approval; HB2080 -- (LR# 5669L.02I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Creates a civil penalty for violating any Missouri Public Service Commission rule relating to federal natural gas safety standards; HB2095 -- (LR# 4864L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Requires purchasers of 12 or more disposable cell phones at one time to provide certain identifying information which will be retained in a database in the Office of the Attorney General; HB2101 -- (LR# 5682L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Requires the Missouri Public Service Commission to promulgate rules that require utilities to make a good faith effort to achieve certain renewable energy goals; HB2129 -- (LR# 5678L.01I); Referred: Utilities (H)

: Creates the Joint Interim Committee on Commercial Video Programming Services to function during the Second Regular Session and the interim of the Ninety-third General Assembly.; HCR16 -- (LR# 4848L.01I); House Committee: UTILITIES; Public hearing completed (H)

: Supports locating petroleum refineries in Missouri and states the General Assembly's commitment to work with the petroleum industry to increase refinery capacity.; HCR49 -- (LR# 5724L.01I); Rules - Reported do pass (H)

: Removes the termination date for experimental tariffs put in place by the Public Service Commission and gas corporations for schools; SB558 -- (LR# 3087S.02T); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

: Considers any municipality, governmental unit, or public corporation created under the laws of any state or the United States a person; SB559 -- (LR# 3545S.01T); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

: Allows residential and business cell phone users to voluntarily sign up with the no-call list; SB613 -- (LR# 3468S.02I); Rules - Reported do pass (H)

SB780 --- Sponsor:Klindt, DavidCreates an assessment-based funding mechanism for the Office of Public Counsel similar to that currently utilized by the Public Service Commission

SB780 -- (LR# 4125S.01P)

SEE COMMENTS

MOTION TO ADOPT HCS WITHDRAWN

SB915 --- Sponsor:Chris KosterSets targets for renewable energy use

SB915 -- (LR# 4541S.02P)

Third read and passed (S)

YEAS: 31

NAYS: 0

: Sets the maximum penalty for violating any order by the Public Service Commission relating to federal natural gas safety standards; SB1031 -- (LR# 5109S.01I); Rules - Reported do pass (H)

: Extends the expiration date for the public drinking water primacy fees until September 1, 2012; SB1037 -- (LR# 4950S.01P); Rules - Reported do pass (H)

: Provides certain telecommunication companies the opportunity to request a waiver from the requirement that tariffs be filed to reduce rates for any service in which the current rate exceeds the ma; SS SB 1066 -- (LR# 4840S.04T); Approved by Governor (G); Delivered to Secretary of State (G)

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