Index to the Journals of the Missouri Senate and House 2008

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by  Missouri General Assembly

Ninety-Fourth General Assembly
Index
Journals of the Senate and House
of the
STATE OF MISSOURI
2008
SECOND REGULAR SESSION
January 9, 2008 to May 30, 2008
VETO SESSION
September 10, 2008
Compiled under the direction of the
Secretary of the Senate and Chief Clerk of the House
In compliance with Section 2.080, RSMo 2000
Missouri General Assembly
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CONTENTS
Ninety-Fourth General Assembly
Second Regular Session
Page
Truly Agreed To And Finally Passed Bills
Signed by the Governor ................................................... 1
Vetoed by the Governor ................................................... 7
Senate Legislation Introduced
Bills .................................................................. 7
Concurrent Resolutions .................................................. 36
Joint Resolutions ....................................................... 36
House Legislation Introduced
Bills ................................................................. 38
Concurrent Resolutions ................................................. 105
Joint Resolutions ...................................................... 108
Conference Committees - Requests, Motions and Reports ............................. 110
Classified Index Keywords ..................................................... 114
Classified Index .............................................................. 115
Senate Index ................................................................. 414
House Index ................................................................. 458
Veto Session
Senate Index ................................................................. 554
House Index ................................................................. 555
Abbreviations are as follows:
SB ................................................... Senate Bill
HB ................................................... House Bill
SCR ................................... Senate Concurrent Resolution
HCR ................................... House Concurrent Resolution
SJR ......................................... Senate Joint Resolution
HJR ........................................ House Joint Resolution
SS ............................................... Senate Substitute
HS .............................................. House Substitute
SCS .................................... Senate Committee Substitute
HCS .................................... House Committee Substitute
CCR ................................... Conference Committee Report
CCS ................................ Conference Committee Substitute
TRULY AGREED TO
AND FINALLY PASSED BILLS
SECOND REGULAR SESSION
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
SENATE BILLS
No. Author Subject
CCS HCS SS Modifies provisions regarding property taxation
SCS SB
711
SS SCS SBs Modifies various provisions relating to sexual offenses
714, 933,
899 & 758
CCS HCS#2 Modifies provisions of certain tax credit programs administered by the Department of Economic
SS SCS SB Development
718
CCS#2 HCS Modifies provisions relating to utilities
SCS SB
720
CCS HCS SCS Gives advanced practice registered nurses prescriptive authority for scheduled drugs
SB 724
HCS SB 733 Requires crime laboratories providing reports or testimony to a state court to be accredited by
2012
SB 748 Ridgeway Requires property taxes paid by certain non-resident taxpayers to be added-back to adjusted gross
income
HCS SCS SBs Designates certain stretches of highway after law enforcement or military personnel
753, 728,
906 &
1026
CCS HCS SCS Modifies the process for incorporating a village
SB 765
SS SCS SB 768 Creates the Missouri Commission on Autism Spectrum Disorders and the Office of Autism
Services
SCS SB 788 Moves certain divisions and boards to the Department of Insurance and modifies law with respect
to preneed funeral contracts, physical therapists and real estate brokers
SB 801 Ridgeway Increases the maximum amount of compensation which the Kansas City Board of Police
Commissioners may pay officers
SCS SB 806 Requires all government buildings to fly the U.S. and Missouri flags at half-staff when any
Missouri resident is killed in combat
HCS SS SCS Modifies various provisions relating to stalking and harassment
SBs 818 &
795
HCS SCS SB Limits the tuition that may be charged by a higher education institution to certain combat veterans
830
1
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No. Author Subject
SB 839 Engler Modifies adjustment to funds payable resulting from transfer of title to real property for certain
school districts
SCS SB 850 Requires the board of optometry to give notice of its meetings
HCS SB 863 Allows married taxpayers filing joint returns to deduct a portion of contributions to the Missouri
Higher Education Savings Program from income and provides similar tax treatment for other
qualified tuition savings programs
SB 896 Stouffer Modifies the methods in which certain special road districts may form, expand or dissolve within
fourth class counties
HCS SCS SB Modifies provisions pertaining to motor fuel storage tanks and equipment
907
CCS HCS SCS Modifies various provisions relating to the regulation of transportation and the regulation of motor
SBs 930 & vehicles
947
CCS HCS SS Modifies provisions pertaining to the administration of agriculture incentives and programs
SCS SB
931
HCS SB 932 Modifies provisions relating to law enforcement
SB 936 Griesheimer Allow motorists to operate vehicles without current registrations for the purpose of resetting
emissions readiness monitors in order to pass emissions inspection retests
HCS SCS SB Modifies various provisions relating to levee and drainage districts
939
SS SCS SB 944 Modifies the fees the Auditor receives for registering bonds
SCS SB 951 Modifies the law relating to emergency response within financial institutions
SB 956 Kennedy Modifies provisions relating to public water supply districts
HCS SB 958 Allows rural electric cooperatives to manage vegetation within specified areas to ensure reliable
service
SCS SB 967 Allows Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority to originate federally guaranteed student loans
under certain conditions.
SB 979 Vogel Terminates eligibility for surviving spouse of public safety officer income tax credit upon
remarriage
SB 980 Ridgeway Modifies provisions regarding supplemental and disability retirement benefits for Kansas City
police officers and civilian employees
SB 991 Loudon Establishes the ice cream cone as the official state dessert
SB 999 Scott Allows the Attorney General to bring an action for unlawful merchandising practices when the
name of a financial institution is deceptively used
HCS SB 1002 Modifies the penalties for certain zoning violations
SCS SB 1009 Modifies the current legal requirement that funds conveyed to settlement agents in real estate
closings be certified funds
SB 1016 Mayer Provides that a portion of the tort victims' compensation fund shall be transferred to the basic civil
legal services fund
HCS SCS SB Prohibits water or sewer line easements from being considered transfers of title of real property to
1033 counties and other political subdivisions
HCS SCS SBs Modifies record-keeping requirements for purchasers of scrap metal and creates penalties for
1034 & unlawful purchases of certain scrap metals
802
SB 1038 Shields Repeals campaign contribution limits and modifies reporting requirements
Joint Legislative Index, Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Bills 3
No. Author Subject
HCS SCS SB Modifies minimum volunteer ambulance staffing requirements and requires Christian County to
1039 appoint an emergency services board upon voter approval of a county sales tax for central
dispatching of emergency services
SCS SB 1040 Modifies requirements relating to the issuance of grants and loans by the Department of Natural
Resources for storm water control
SCS SB 1044 Modifies provisions regarding minimum ambulance staffing for ambulances staffed with
volunteers
SB 1066 Ridgeway Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education
CCS SB 1068 Modifies provisions relating to pharmacies and pharmacists
SB 1073 Dempsey Creates a state and local sales and use tax exemption for defense articles sold to foreign
governments
HCS SCS SB Modifies provisions regarding quality assurance and safety in the Division of Mental Retardation
1081 and Developmental Disabilities Community Programs
SCS SB 1105 Creates an income tax check-off for contributions to the breast cancer awareness trust fund
HCS SCS SB Excludes tax revenues, derived from certain transportation sales taxes imposed by the City of
1131 Kansas City, from tax increment finance economic activity taxes used to pay redevelopment
costs
SCS SB 1139 Revises the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
HCS SB 1140 Modifies the law relating to the Office of Administration
SCS SB 1150 Extends the sunset provisions for fees to be credited to the technology trust fund
SCS SB 1168 Revises the formula for computing a refund for credit insurance
HCS SCS SB Creates the Rebuild Missouri Schools Program and allows education boards to enter into
1170 lease-purchase agreements with twenty-five successive options
SB 1177 Barnitz Designates licensed professional counselors as mental health professionals in certain
circumstances
CCS HCS SCS Modifies and creates provisions pertaining to energy efficiency and energy regulation
SBs 1181,
1100, 1262
& 1263
SB 1187 Purgason Removes the ninety-nine member cap on the Water Patrol membership
SCS SB 1235 Modifies provisions related to a trustee's powers under the Missouri Uniform Trust Code
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
No. Author Subject
SJR 45 Clemens Modifies requirements relating to the issuance of grants and loans by the Department of Natural
Resources for storm water control
HOUSE BILLS
No. Author Subject
SCS HB 1311 Prohibits any person who is in arrears for any unpaid city taxes or municipal-user fees from filing
a declaration of intent to be a write-in candidate for election to any municipal office
HB 1313 Wright Gives a preference in all state purchasing contracts to certain disabled veterans doing business as
Missouri companies when the quality of work is equal or better and the price is the same or
less
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No. Author Subject
HCS HB 1341 Establishes Ethan's Law which requires the owner of a for-profit, privately owned swimming pool
to maintain adequate liability insurance in the event of injury or death of a patron
HB 1354 Wilson Exempts certain implements of husbandry used for spraying chemicals or spreading fertilizer for
agricultural purposes from the motor vehicle titling, registration, and licensing requirements
HB 1368 Thomson Clarifies requirements for membership on the Northwest Missouri State University Board of
Regents
HCS HB 1380 Authorizes allocation of property taxes collected from the Senior Citizens' Services Fund tax to
senior centers for their operational and capital needs
SS SCS HB Changes the laws regarding identity protection and gives identity theft victims the right to have an
1384 & HB incident report filed by their law enforcement agency and receive a copy of the report
2157
HB 1419 Portwood Changes the laws regarding the licensing of massage therapists
SCS HB 1422 Authorizes the Highways and Transportation Commission to implement and administer a state
plan to conform with the federal Unified Carrier Registration Act of 2005
HB 1426 Kraus Removes the requirement that the Missouri Public Service Commission prepare an annual
economic impact report on certificates of public convenience and necessity for certain
telecommunications companies
SCS HB 1450 Extends the expiration date of the Joint Committee on Terrorism, Bioterrorism, and Homeland
Security and the provisions regarding the Open Records and Meetings Law
HB 1469 Pratt Changes the laws regarding certain appeals to the Administrative Hearing Commission
CCS SS HCS Changes the laws regarding illegal aliens and immigration status verification
HB 1549,
1771, 1395
& 2366
SS HCS HB Expands the jurisdiction of juvenile courts, requires the Office of State Courts Administrator to
1550 conduct a study regarding juveniles, and revises the reimbursement of a certain drug court
commissioner
SCS HB 1570 Adds the services of guardians ad litem to the priority list when a family court is determining how
to spend moneys in the county family services and justice fund
HCS HB 1575 Designates a portion of State Highway 87 in Moniteau County as the "Lance Corporal Leon B.
Deraps Memorial Highway"
HB 1608 Ervin Authorizes counties to preserve electronic images of original cancelled checks instead of the
actual check
HB 1628 Cooper Authorizes an exemption from the alternative fuel decal requirements and the tax imposed on
motor fuel for historical vehicles powered by liquid petroleum or natural gas
SCS HB 1640 Establishes the Debbi Daniel Law which disallows court-ordered adoption decrees or a adoptive
parents' or adoptee's request for a new birth certificate changing the name of a birth parent in
an adoption
HB 1670 Cooper Removes the requirement for certification by the Department of Natural Resources before a sales
and use tax exemption applies to the purchase or lease of certain items used to monitor water
and air pollution
HB 1678 Changes the laws regarding members of the military and their families
SCS HCS HB Allows the Director of the Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions, and Professional
1690 Registration to establish rules for submitting required insurance-related filings
HB 1710 Flook Changes the laws regarding disability benefits for the Police Retirement System of Kansas City
and the Civilian Employees' Retirement System of the Police Department of Kansas City
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding watercraft and intoxication-related traffic offenses
1715
SS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding telecommunications services, natural gas safety penalties, and
HB 1779 excavation involving utilities
Joint Legislative Index, Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Bills 5
No. Author Subject
HB 1784 Meadows Requires any American or Missouri flag flown on state property to be manufactured in the United
States
SS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding municipal health care facilities and hospital designations
1790
HB 1791 Cooper Defines "licensed professional counselor" and includes these individuals as mental health
professionals working in the Division of Comprehensive Psychiatric Services
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding municipalities and repeals the limits on the expenditures of excursion
1804 gambling boat revenues in certain entities
SCS HCS HB Renames the State Schools for Severely Handicapped Children as the Missouri Schools for the
1807 Severely Disabled
HB 1828 Sutherland Requires the Director of the Department of Revenue to establish and enforce reasonable sales and
use tax rules and regulations
HB 1849 Pratt Changes the laws governing municipal zoning violation remedies
HB 1869 Wilson Requires the Missouri Revisor of Statutes to change all references of the term "junior college" to
"community college" in the Revised Statutes of Missouri
HB 1881 Schlottach Changes the term of office for the initially appointed board members of public water supply
districts
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding employment practices
1883
HB 1887 Parson Designates a portion of State Highway 13 in Polk County as the "Rick Seiner Memorial Highway"
HCS HB 1888 Allows a municipality to annex land within the airport zone of the City of Springfield if it agrees
to enforce Springfield's zoning ordinance
HCS HB 1893 Changes the formula for calculating a refund for credit insurance premiums
SCS HB 1946 Changes the requirements regarding the granting of adoption subsidies and exempts certain
neighborhood youth development programs from state child care licensing requirements
HB 1952 Loehner Designates the bridge over the Gasconade River on U. S. Highway 63 in Maries County as the
"Roy Bassett Memorial Bridge"
HB 1970 Wasson Prohibits a person from initiating a civil action against any licensed motor vehicle dealer with
whom the person did not directly and personally negotiate or communicate
HB 2001 Icet Appropriates money to the Board of Fund Commissioners
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the State Board of
HB 2002 Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 2003 Higher Education
CCS SCS HB Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
2004 Revenue and Department of Transportation
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Office of
HB 2005 Administration, Department of Transportation, and Department of Public Safety
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 2006 Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources, and Department of Conservation
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses and distributions of the Departments of Economic
HB 2007 Development; Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration; and Labor and
Industrial
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 2008 Public Safety
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 2009 Corrections
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No. Author Subject
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 2010 Mental Health, Board of Public Buildings, and Department of Health and Senior Services
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, and distributions of the Department of Social
HB 2011 Services
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of statewide elected
HB 2012 officials, the Judiciary, Office of the State Public Defender, and General Assembly
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for real property leases and related services
HB 2013
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for several departments, offices of state
HB 2014 government,for purchase of equipment,payment of various claims for refunds,for
persons,firms,and corporations
HB 2015 Icet Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for the Department of Social Services
HCS HB 2016 Appropriates money for capital improvement and other purposes for several departments of state
government
HB 2019 Icet Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for the University of Missouri, for the purchase of
equipment, planning, expenses for capital improvements, from funds designated for perion
ending 5-30-08
SS SCS HB Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for the several departments and offices of state
2020 government,for the purchase of equipment,planning,expenses for the fiscal period ending
5-30-2008
HB 2021 Icet Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for the Department of Conservation
HB 2022 Icet Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for the Department of Public Safety
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for planning, expenses, and for capital improvements
HB 2023
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding weapons
2034
HCS HB 2036 Requires the Department of Health and Senior Services to equitably distribute to each area agency
on aging any additional funds appropriated by the General Assembly for certain elderly
services
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding employment
2041
HCS HB 2047 Changes the laws regarding certain cities' power to grade streets and increases the rate of a special
road rock fund tax in certain counties
SCS HCS HB Establishes the Textbook Transparency Act
2048
SS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding tax incentives for business development
HB 2058
SCS HB 2065 Repeals the reciprocity provision for a licensed or certified psychologist in another state and
allows for the destruction of the records of meritless claims against psychologists by certain
persons
SCS HCS HB Creates civil and criminal penalties for individuals committing mortgage fraud and imposes
2188 sanctions upon certain licensed and unlicensed persons who commit the crime
SS SCS HB Clarifies that a school district may participate in the A+ Schools Program regardless of its
2191 accreditation status by the State Board of Education if the district meets all other requirements
HB 2213 Kraus Requires the Governor to issue a proclamation annually designating the second week of
September as Parent and Family Involvement in Education Week
CCS SCS HB Creates the Deputy Sheriff Salary Supplementation Fund and revises continuing education
2224 requirements for peace officers
Joint Legislative Index, Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Bills 7
No. Author Subject
HB 2233 Page Prohibits an employee or official of any political subdivision from seeking a political appointment
in exchange for anything of value to any political subdivision
HCS HB 2360 Designates a portion of State Highway 169 in Gentry County as the "Mo. Hwy. Patrol Corporal
Henry C. Bruns Memorial Highway"
SS SCS HCS Authorizes a tax credit for mega-projects in enhanced enterprise zones
HB 2393
BILLS VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR
SENATE BILLS
No. Author Subject
SCS SB 873 Provides for a voting student curator on the University of Missouri board of curators if Missouri
loses a congressional district based on the 2010 census
SB 1061 Barnitz Requires county coroners and their assistants to register with the Missouri Coroners' and Medical
Examiners' Association
SB 1190 Nodler Authorizes the division of professional registration to reduce licensure fees by emergency rule
under certain circumstances
HOUSE BILLS
No. Author Subject
SCS HB 1689 Transfers the Governor's Council on Disability from the Department of Labor and Industrial
Relations to the Office of Administration and provides legislators with a key to access the
Capitol dome
INTRODUCED SENATE BILLS
SB No. Author Subject Page Reference
711 Gibbons Modifies provisions regarding property taxation S6, 72, 199, 216, 269-270,
326-335, 351, 352, 361,
375-376, H367, 372, 595,
945, 974, 1163, 1195,
1507-1510, 1531-1546,
S1325-1339, H1552,
S1344, 1347, H1582,
1583, S1401, 1412-1414,
H1642, 1705-1706, 1902-
1905, S1728, 1738,
H2050, S1739
712 Gibbons Allows consumers to place security freezes on their credit reports and S6, 72, 342, 430
creates requirements for merchandise rebates
713 Gibbons Grants civil immunity to certain education personnel under certain S6, 72, 394, 533
conditions