HB 1323 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Wallace, Maynard

Requires the State Highway Patrol to create, maintain, and make available for public inquiry on the Internet a registry of persons convicted of certain drug offenses

HB 1325 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: McGhee, Mike

Authorizes a physician assistant or an advanced practice nurse to prescribe a Schedule V controlled substance under a collaborative practice agreement

HB 1328 --- Sponsor: Sater, David

Prohibits the use, sale, transfer, or licensing of certain prescriptive information by certain entities for commercial purposes

HB 1405 --- Sponsor: Weter, Raymond 'Ray' --- CoSponsor: Cunningham, Mike

Creates the crimes of possession of a restricted natural substance and unlawful distribution of a restricted natural substance

HB 1414 --- Sponsor: Fallert, Joseph Jr. --- CoSponsor: Komo, Sam

Expands eligibility for the Missouri Rx Plan to retired persons 65 years of age or older with incomes of up to $25,000 for individuals and $50,000 for married couples

HB 1464 --- Sponsor: Nolte, Jerry --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney

Prohibits the use or possession of an alcohol beverage vaporizer

HB 1489 --- Sponsor: Donnelly, Margaret --- CoSponsor: Schoemehl, Sue

Establishes the Drug Monitoring Act to monitor the prescribing of certain controlled substances and modifies existing record keeping requirements for controlled substances and pseudoephedine products

HB 1552 --- Sponsor: Stevenson, Bryan P. --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney

Changes the laws regarding the prosecution of certain traffic-related offenses

HB 1591 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A.

Creates the crime of driving with a controlled substance in a person's body

HB 1592 --- Sponsor: Lipke, Scott A.

Establishes the Drug Monitoring Act and prohibits the selling, dispensing, purchasing, or receiving of certain controlled substances by mail order or mobile retail vendor

HB 1598 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn

Authorizes a state and local sales and use tax exemption for over-the-counter or nonprescription drugs

HB 1601 --- Sponsor: Bringer, Rachel

Creates a rebuttable presumption that the person whose name appears in the controlled substance log book which pharmacies are required to keep and maintain is the person whose transaction is recorded

HB 1619 --- Sponsor: Jones, Kenny --- CoSponsor: Parson, Michael L.

Establishes the Drug Monitoring Act and requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to maintain a realtime electronic logbook on all pseudoephedrine purchases in this state

HB 1625 --- Sponsor: Emery, Edgar G. H. --- CoSponsor: Davis, Cynthia L.

Specifies that pharmacies will be immune from liability for refusal to perform, assist, recommend, refer to, or participate in any act or service in connection with any drug or device that causes an abortion

HB 1672 --- Sponsor: Roorda, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Jones, Kenny

Imposes an excise tax on controlled substances and illicit alcoholic beverages

HB 1701 --- Sponsor: Wasson, Jay

Prohibits certain requirements for the dispensing of immunosuppressive drugs under the MO HealthNet Program without the consent of the physician and MO HealthNet participant

HB 1720 --- Sponsor: Talboy, Mike --- CoSponsor: Lowe, Jenee' M.

Requires pharmacies to dispense all valid, lawful prescriptions for contraceptives without delay

HB 1805 --- Sponsor: Schaaf, Robert

Allows enrollees to pay the lower of the co-payment assigned by the health maintenance organization or health insurer or the usual and customary retail price of the prescription drug

HB 1830 --- Sponsor: Young, Terry --- CoSponsor: Chappelle-Nadal, Maria

Changes the laws regarding the classification of marijuana as a controlled substance and legalizes the use of marijuana for medical purposes

HB 1839 --- Sponsor: Low, Beth

Changes the laws regarding protections for children and abuse victims

HB 1879 --- Sponsor: Sutherland, Mike

Prohibits pharmacists from substituting one version of an antiepileptic drug for another without prior notification and consent

HB 1913 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Jane --- CoSponsor: George, Tony

Requires school districts to adopt policies for the testing of student athletes for the unlawful use of a controlled substance, including but not limited to anabolic steroids

HB 1927 --- Sponsor: Frame, Michael --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff

Authorizes the State Highway Patrol to develop and implement a real-time electronic logbook for sales of pseudoephedrine and requires pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to report sales

HB 2033 --- Sponsor: Page, Sam

Establishes the Drug Monitoring Act and changes the laws regarding drugs and controlled substances

HB 2119 --- Sponsor: Roorda, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.

Specifies that any person who unlawfully distributes or delivers any controlled substance to any person which causes that person's death will be guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the first degree

HB 2120 --- Sponsor: Roorda, Jeff --- CoSponsor: Schieffer, Ed

Expands the list of Schedule II controlled substances to include several nitrites

HB 2244 --- Sponsor: Page, Sam

Renames the Intractable Pain Treatment Act to the Pain Treatment Act and removes the term "intractable pain" from its provisions

HB 2330 --- Sponsor: Brandom, Ellen --- CoSponsor: Icet, Allen

Requires the Department of Social Services to test applicants for or recipients of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program benefits for the illegal use of controlled substances

HB 2342 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Nieves, Brian D.

Requires the implementation of a program of random drug testing for members of the General Assembly and recipients of benefits from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program

HB 2500 --- Sponsor: Smith, Joe

Requires all health insurers providing prescription drug coverage to provide coverage for all prescribed medications and pharmacies receiving valid prescriptions to dispense the medication without delay

HB 2504 --- Sponsor: Roorda, Jeff

Removes pseudoephedrine from the list of Schedule V controlled substances and adds it to the list of Schedule II controlled substances

SB 724 --- Sponsor: Scott, Delbert

Gives advanced practice registered nurses prescriptive authority for scheduled drugs

SB 732 --- Sponsor: Champion, Norma

Establishes a drug monitoring program and modifies existing record keeping for controlled substances and pseudoephedrine products

SB 766 --- Sponsor: Goodman, Jack

Criminalizes prenatal drug or alcohol use

SB 1045 --- Sponsor: Dempsey, Tom

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SB 1063 --- Sponsor: Koster, Chris

Creates the Missouri Methamphetamine Project

SB 1088 --- Sponsor: Clemens, Dan

Makes it unlawful for a person to possess, distribute, deliver, manufacture, produce, or cultivate a restricted natural substance, also known as jimson weed

SB 1197 --- Sponsor: Crowell, Jason

Requires drug screening and testing for TANF applicants and recipients

SB 1219 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad

Allows criminal prosecution of mother for harm to unborn child due to intentional and unlawful use of controlled substances

SB 1222 --- Sponsor: Engler, Kevin

Requires construction employees to take drug tests before working on projects on school and state property

SB 1259 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt

Requires drug testing for TANF applicants and recipients based upon reasonable suspicion

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated May 27, 2008 at 4:57 pm