Missouri House of Representatives
94th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2008)
Bills Indexed by Subject
GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR
HB 1609
--- Sponsor:
Cooper, Robert Wayne
--- CoSponsor:
Schad, Rodney
- Requires the establishment of emergency triage guidelines for care
and the Emergency Triage Guidelines for Care Task Force
HB 1612
--- Sponsor:
Bowman, John L.
--- CoSponsor:
Roorda, Jeff
- Establishes the Revitalization and Reconstruction Commission to
promote the restoration, redevelopment, and revitalization of
Missouri's urban resources
HB 1781
--- Sponsor:
Skaggs, Trent
- Prohibits the possession or consumption of alcohol in the State
Capitol or on the State Capitol grounds
HB 1783
--- Sponsor:
Meadows, Tim
--- CoSponsor:
Dusenberg, Gary
- Requires the Governor to order the United States flag and the
Missouri state flag to be flown at half-staff when any Missouri
active-duty military personnel dies during a declared war or conflict
HB 1837
--- Sponsor:
Low, Beth
- Allows for the compensation of a person wrongfully convicted and
imprisoned
HB 1844
--- Sponsor:
Low, Beth
- Prohibits gubernatorial appointees from holding office in or
contributing to political parties or organizations and from taking
part in any political campaign during their term of office
HB 1906
--- Sponsor:
Loehner, Tom
- Changes the laws regarding the transition period for certain
elected officials
HB 2213
--- Sponsor:
Kraus, Will
--- CoSponsor:
Muschany, T. Scott
- Requires the Governor to annually issue a proclamation designating
the second week of September as Parent and Family Involvement in
Education Week
HB 2258
--- Sponsor:
Pollock, Darrell
- Requires the Commissioner of the State Water Patrol to be appointed
from its uniformed membership
HB 2331
--- Sponsor:
Spreng, Michael
--- CoSponsor:
Cunningham, Mike
- Allows the Governor to authorize the Director of the Division of
Finance to suspend certain laws and rules for financial institutions
during a state of emergency
HB 2523
--- Sponsor:
Talboy, Mike
--- CoSponsor:
Burnett, John P.
- Requires the Governor to annually issue a proclamation designating
March 31 as "Cesar E. Chavez Day"
HJR 56
--- Sponsor:
Emery, Edgar G. H.
--- CoSponsor:
Davis, Cynthia L.
- Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring all impeachments to be
tried by the Senate
- SB 787
--- Sponsor:
Scott, Delbert
- Creates penalties for individuals who set fires in areas proclaimed
to be in extraordinary danger from fire
- SB 806
--- Sponsor:
Engler, Kevin
- Requires all government buildings to fly the U.S. and Missouri flags
at half-staff when any Missouri resident is killed in combat
- SB 883
--- Sponsor:
Graham, Chuck
- Bars elected officials and members of the general assembly from
working as lobbyists
- SB 1010
--- Sponsor:
Nodler, Gary
- Authorizes the Governor to convey state property in Jasper County and
Camden County
- SB 1056
--- Sponsor:
Justus, Jolie L.
- Modifies the membership on the Missouri Housing Development
Commission
- SB 1141
--- Sponsor:
Vogel, Carl
- Modifies provisions governing the transition periods for statewide
elected officials
- SB 1157
--- Sponsor:
Green, Timothy P.
- Authorizes the Governor to convey state property located in St. Louis
County
- SB 1183
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Modifies the membership on the Missouri Housing Development
Commission
- SB 1204
--- Sponsor:
Goodman, Jack
- Requires the governor to disclose information regarding tax credits
and state contracts
- SB 1214
--- Sponsor:
Bray, Joan
- Requires racial and gender equity in the membership of boards,
commissions, committees, and councils
- SJR 36
--- Sponsor:
Graham, Chuck
- Requires that all appropriations by the general assembly cannot
exceed the official estimate of state revenues
- SJR 37
--- Sponsor:
Graham, Chuck
- Requires the state treasurer to provide an estimate of available
state revenues each fiscal year
- SJR 50
--- Sponsor:
Lager, Brad
- Limits general revenue appropriations and mandates state income tax
rate reductions in certain situations
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated May 27, 2008 at 4:57 pm