Index to the Journals of the Missouri Senate and House 2009

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by  Missouri General Assembly

Ninety-Fifth General Assembly
Index
Journals of the Senate and House
of the
STATE OF MISSOURI
2009
FIRST REGULAR SESSION
January 7, 2009 to May 30, 2009
VETO SESSION
September 16, 2009
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-Fifth General Assembly
First Regular Session
Page
Truly Agreed To And Finally Passed Bills
Signed by the Governor ................................................... 1
Vetoed by the Governor ................................................... 8
Senate Legislation Introduced
Bills .................................................................. 9
Concurrent Resolutions .................................................. 38
Joint Resolutions ....................................................... 40
House Legislation Introduced
Bills ................................................................. 41
Concurrent Resolutions ................................................. 108
Joint Resolutions ...................................................... 111
Conference Committees - Requests, Motions and Reports ............................. 114
Classified Index Keywords ..................................................... 118
Classified Index .............................................................. 120
Senate Index ................................................................. 415
House Index ................................................................. 459
Veto Session
Senate Index ................................................................. 552
House Index ................................................................. 553
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
FIRST REGULAR SESSION
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
SENATE BILLS
No. Author Subject
HCS SS SCS Establishes licensing and contract requirements for preneed funeral contract sellers, providers, and
SB 1 seller agents
HCS SCS SB Authorizes the conveyance and lease of certain state properties
15
SB 26 Ridgeway Prohibits alcohol beverage vaporizers
HCS SCS SBs Modifies provisions relating to forcible sexual offenses against children
36 & 112
CCS#2 HCS Modifies various provisions relating to private jails
SCS SB 44
CCS HCS SCS Modifies requirements for certain law enforcement personnel
SB 47
SB 126 Rupp Prohibits life insurers from taking underwriting actions or charging different rates based upon a
person's past or future lawful travel destinations unless such action is based upon sound
actuarial principles
SCS SB 140 Modifies provisions relating to criminal non-support
SS SCS SB 141 Modifies the law on the establishment of paternity
HCS SCS SB Modifies definition of eligible student for nursing student loan program
152
HCS SB 154 Authorizes nonprofit sewer companies to provide domestic water services in certain areas
HCS SCS SB Codifies into law the five regional autism projects currently serving persons with autism
157
SB 161 Crowell Removes certain limitations on investments made by boards of trustees of police and firemen's
retirement systems
HCS SCS SB Authorizes several real property interest conveyances to various entities
179
HCS SB 196 Modifies the procedure for detaching territory from a public water supply district
SB 217 Goodman Allows remote participation in certain corporate shareholders' meetings and allows limited
liability companies and limited partnerships to administratively cancel their respective
documents of organization
SB 224 Goodman Modifies the requirements of a restated articles of incorporation
SCS SB 231 Exempts landlords from liability for loss or damage to tenants' personal property when executing
an order for possession of premises
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No. Author Subject
SB 232 Cunningham Prohibits certain public agencies and political subdivisions from discrimination based on an
individual's elementary and secondary education program
SCS SB 265 Extends the collection of the statewide court automation fee until 2013
SB 277 Cunningham Authorizes financial institutions to assign fiduciary obligations relating to irrevocable life
insurance trusts
HCS#2 SS SB Modifies provisions relating to education
291
SB 294 Barnitz Restricts corporate name reservation
CCS HCS SB Modifies laws regarding cemeteries and cemetery operators, physician assistants, the Board for
296 Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors, and Landscape Architects,
Dental Care Professionals, Nurses, Pharmacy, and Mental Health Benefits
CCS HCS SS Modifies provisions of law regarding taxes to fund certain health care services
SB 307
HCS SCS SB Creates two separate funds within the state treasury to receive and retain funds provided under the
313 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
HCS SCS SB Modifies provisions relating to crime victims
338
SCS SB 355 Allows motor vehicle dealers, boat dealers, and powersport dealers to charge administrative fees
associated with the sale or lease of certain vehicles and vessels under certain conditions
SB 368 Stouffer Provides an affirmative defense to bicyclists and motorcyclists who run red lights under certain
conditions
SS SCS SB 376 Modifies provisions relating to energy and energy efficiency
SCS SB 394 Allows certain businesses to use terms such as drug store in their business name
SB 398 Barnitz Modifies property posting provisions
CCS HCS SB Modifies provisions relating to contracts of the Department of Mental Health
435
HCS SB 480 Creates the Missouri Board on Geographic Names and modifies the name and duties of the
Second Capitol Commission
SB 485 Pearce Requires the Ethics Commission to redact the bank account number contained on a committee's
statement of organization before it makes the statement public
CCS SB 513 Modifies the filing requirements for certain real estate broker liens and requires builders to offer
to install sprinklers in some instances
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
No. Author Subject
SCR 2 Crowell Recognizes October 3rd of each year as Science Day
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
No. Author Subject
SCS SJR 5 Requires all charter county assessors, except the Jackson County Assessor, to be elected
Joint Legislative Index, Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Bills 3
HOUSE BILLS
No. Author Subject
HB 1 Icet Appropriates money to the Board of Fund Commissioners
CCS SS SCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the State Board of
HCS HB 2 Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
CCS SS SCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HCS HB 3 Higher Education
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 4 Revenue and Department of Transportation
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Office of
HB 5 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 6 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 7 Development,Insurance, Financial Institutions,Professional Registration,Labor and Industrial
Relations
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 8 Public Safety
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 9 Corrections
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of the Department of
HB 10 Mental Health, Board of Public Buildings, and Department of Health and Senior Services
CCS#2 SCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, and distributions of the Department of Social
HCS HB Services
11
CCS SCS HCS Appropriates money for the expenses, grants, refunds, and distributions of statewide elected
HB 12 officials, the Judiciary, Office of the State Public Defender, and General Assembly
CCS SCS HB Appropriates money for real property leases and related services
13
SCS HCS HB Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for several departments and offices of state
14 government,for the purchase of equipment,payment of claims for refunds,for persons,firms
and corporations
HB 15 Icet Appropriates money for supplemental purposes for the several departments and offices of state
government, and for payment of various claims for refunds, for persons, firms and
corporations
SCS HCS HB Appropriates money for capital improvement and other purposes as provided in Article IV,
17 Section 28
SCS HCS HB Appropriates money for supplemental purposes from the federal budget stimulus funds
21
SS SCS HCS Appropriates money for capital improvement projects, for grants, refunds and distributions,
HB 22 planning, expenses, and to transfer money among certain funds.
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding crime
HB 62
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding income tax exemptions for certain retirement benefits
82
SCS HB 83 Changes the laws regarding travel club membership contracts
CCS SCS HB Establishes David's Law and the Heroes Way Interstate Interchange Designation Program and
91 designates several memorial highways and bridges
SCS HCS HB Exempts tractors from certain width, height, length, and registration regulations when the tractors
93 & 216 are participating in tractor parades for fund-raising activities and other special events
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No. Author Subject
SCS HB 103 Changes the laws regarding public safety
SCS HCS HB Allows unclaimed cremated remains of veterans to be collected by a veterans' service organization
111 for the purpose of internment under certain circumstances
HCS HB 124 Requires the Joint Committee on Terrorism, Bioterrorism, and Homeland Security to include the
feasibility of compiling information relevant to immigration enforcement issues in their
studies
HB 132 Fallert Changes the laws regarding the sale of liquor
SS HCS HB Expands the DNA profiling system by requiring any person 17 years of age or older who is
152 arrested for certain crimes to provide a biological sample for the purpose of DNA profiling
analysis
CCS#2 HCS Establishes the Foster Care Education Bill of Rights and changes the laws regarding the
HB 154 placement of children and the appointment of standby guardians
SCS HCS HB Gives the judge presiding over certain sexual offense cases discretion to publicly disclose
177 & indentifying information regarding the defendant which could be used to identify or locate the
HCS HB victim
622
SS#2 SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding economic development and taxation
HB 191
SS SCS HCS Establishes the Fire Safety Standard and Firefighter Protection Act which prohibits the sale of any
HB 205 cigarette that has not been tested, certified, and marked that it has met certain performance
standards
HB 210 Deeken Allows a retired state employee to request in writing to have contributions to the Missouri State
Employees Charitable Campaign deducted from his or her monthly retirement benefit
payment
HB 218 Ervin Changes the laws regarding eligibility for coverage under the Missouri Health Insurance Pool
HCS HB 231 Requires group policies by a health carrier or plan to employers not covered by federal COBRA to
provide the continuation coverage to a terminated employee in the same manner as by
COBRA law
SCS HCS HB Establishes Kaitlyn's Law which requires school districts to allow certain students with disabilities
236 to participate in graduation ceremonies after four years of high school attendance
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding courts and court procedures
237, HB
238 & HB
482
SCS HB 239 Changes the laws regarding the management of trusts and funds
CCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding surface mining and gravel excavation
246
SS SCS HCS Changes the requirements for collaborative practice arrangements between physicians and certain
HB 247 nurses and revises the definition of "eligible student" for the Nursing Student Loan Program
SCS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding the use of land
250
HB 253 Davis Allows motorcycle headlamps to be wired to modulate either the upper beam or lower beam from
its maximum intensity to lesser intensity and establishes modulation standards
SCS HB 257 Allows Lincoln County to become a second classification county upon reaching the required
assessed valuation and approval from the governing body
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding the Public School Retirement System of Missouri and the Public
HB 265 Education Employee Retirement System of Missouri
Joint Legislative Index, Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Bills 5
No. Author Subject
CCS SCS HB Changes the laws regarding the registration and licensing of motor vehicles and issuance of lien
269 titles and certificates of ownership for vehicles, trailers, motors, aircraft, vessels, and
manufactured homes
SCS HCS HB Establishes the Alzheimer's State Plan Task Force within the Department of Health and Senior
272 Services to assess the impact of Alzheimer's disease and related dementia on residents of this
state
HCS HB 273 Allows an electronic copy of a check or a bank statement to be used as documentation for any
expenditure of more than $75 on a personal representative's claim on a decedent's estate
HB 282 Stevenson Authorizes the Governor to convey state property in Jasper County, known as the Joplin Regional
Center, to Missouri Southern State University
SCS HB 283 Authorizes nonprofit sewer companies to provide domestic water services in certain areas
HB 289 Wallace Requires the designation of an agent for a binding signature on a placement settlement and makes
the five-business-day notice applicable to all special education due process hearings
HCS HB 299 Removes the limit on the amount of appropriations per fiscal year to the Missouri Arts Council
SCS HB 326 Prohibits entities from using titles or initials to identify employees or volunteers as social workers
unless they are licensed and requires coverage for mental health benefits by marital and
family therapists
SS SCS HCS Allows the Highways and Transportation Commission to enter into more than three design-build
HB 359 highway project contracts
HCS HB 361 Protects a driver's license applicant's privacy rights and limits use of an applicant's personal
information for other purposes
SS HCS HB Requires the Department of Revenue to award fee office contracts by a competitive bidding
381 process and give perference to specified tax exempt entities and to political subdivisions
HCS HB 382 Repeals the Residential Mortgage Brokers License Act and establishes in its place the Missouri
Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing and Residential Mortgage Brokers
Licensing Act
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding unauthorized aliens and construction safety programs
HB 390
CCS SCS HB Changes the laws regarding long-term care facilities and residents and home and
395 community-based care assessments
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding the Police Retirement System of Kansas City and the Police
HB 397 & Retirement System of St. Louis
HCS HB
947
HB 400 Nasheed Allows certain veterans to park free in metered parking spaces under certain circumstances
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding members of the military, veterans, and their families
HB 427
SS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding courts and judicial proceedings
481
HCS HB 485 Changes the membership and quorum requirements for the Seismic Safety Commission
HB 490 Schad Allows all public vocational and technical schools to participate in the A+ Schools Program
without stipulations
SCS HB 506 Requires the Governor to issue an annual proclamation designating the first week of March as
"Math, Engineering, Technology and Science (METS) Week"
HCS HB 525 Requires the Division of Developmental Disabilities to establish programs and services for
individuals diagnosed with autism jointly with families, regional councils, and a newly
established committee
HB 537 Dixon Authorizes the Governor to convey state property to the Highways and Transportation
Commission for the new Mississippi River Bridge project
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No. Author Subject
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding the regulation of insurance
HB 577
SCS HCS HB Establishes the Line of Duty Compensation Act which authorizes a claim to be filed with the
580 Division of Workers' Compensation by the estate of public safety workers who are killed in
the line of duty
HB 593 Viebrock Removes certain limitations on investments made by boards of trustees of police and firemen's
pension systems
HB 652 Pratt Defines "certified mail" and "certified mail with return receipt requested" as they relate to
Missouri's laws to include any parcel or letter carried by a delivery service that offers
electronic tracking
SS HCS HB Changes the laws regarding programs administered by the Department of Natural Resources
661
SCS HCS HB Removes the 12-month grace period that newly elected sheriffs are allowed in order to become
667 licensed peace officers
HB 678 Wasson Designates May 1 of each year as "Silver Star Families of America Day" to honor the wounded
soldiers of this state and the efforts of the group to honor the wounded members of the United
States armed forces
HB 682 Swinger Allows an exception for the 2008-2009 school year regarding the laws for school make-up days
due to inclement weather
CCS SS SCS Changes the laws regarding transportation
HB 683
HCS HB 685 Specifies that the State Highway Patrol does not have to notify or be accompanied by the county
sheriff when it serves certain search warrants
HB 698 Zimmerman Specifies that "bold letters" as it relates to signage requirements on a public receptacle for
donations of unwanted household items means a primary color on a white background so it is
clearly visible
HB 709 Dusenberg Changes references of voter notification cards to identification cards and specifies that anyone
registering to vote by mail and who has not previously voted will not receive a voter
identification card
SCS HB 716 Changes the laws regarding newborn screening tests and premature infants
CCS SCS HB Changes the laws regarding natural resources
734
HCS HB 740 Extends the expiration date of various federal reimbursement allowances from 2009 to 2011 and
authorizes a federal gross receipts tax for in-home services
CCS SCS HB Specifies that the Commissioner of the Office of Administration or any state agent when
745 purchasing goods must give preference to products processed in this state and to all new
generation processing entities
HB 747 Witte Specifies that a person commits the crime of sexual contact with a a prisoner or offender if the
prisoner or offender is confined in a jail, prison, or correctional facility
SCS HCS HB Eliminates the position of Transportation Inspector General for the Joint Committee on
752 Transportation Oversight and changes the laws regarding leadership of the Highways and
Transportation Commission
HB 802 Tracy Increases the adjusted gross income required for an owner-occupier to qualify for assistance from
the Missouri Housing Development Commission under the Neighborhood Assistance Act
HB 811 Wasson Requires an applicant for licensure as a dietitian to have a current registration with the
Commission on Dietetic Registration
HB 826 Brown Authorizes the Department of Mental Health to enter into agreements with county jails for the
confinement of sexually violent predators
SCS HCS HB Prohibits any unlawful detainer action to be taken against a tenant until at least 10 business days
836 & 753 after the date of written notification of the foreclosure sale of the property
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No. Author Subject
SCS HB 842 Revises the definition of "commercial real estate" as it relates to licensed real estate brokers and
agents and defines "boat dock" as real property with owners having riparian rights to the
water it is in
HB 859 Dieckhaus Reduces from three to one the number of required copies that must be filed and kept in the clerk's
office of building or technical codes adopted by counties, fire protection districts, and
municipalities
SCS HB 861 Allows the Adjutant General to assign the number of assistant adjutants general that are
authorized by the rules and regulations of the National Guard Bureau of the United States
HCS HB 863 Establishes the Child Witness Protection Act regarding certain children 17 years of age or
younger who are testifying in specified judicial proceedings
SCS HB 866 Allows certain unsubstantiated complaints made against licensed social workers and physicians by
certain sexually violent predators to be removed from the regulating entity's records
SCS HB 867 Designates a portion of U. S. Highway 69 from the southern city limits of the City of Cameron to
its intersection with Interstate 35 as the "CW2 Matthew G. Kelley Memorial Highway"
HCS HB 883 Changes the laws regarding the State Treasurer's asset allocation plan which limits the total
amount of state moneys which may be invested in any particular investment
HCS HB 895 Authorizes the Governor to convey all interest in an easement across state property located in
Macon County to certain private property owners for obtaining access to their property
HCS HB 909 Authorizes the Governor to convey state property located in Cape Girardeau County and St. Louis
City
HCS HB 914 Removes a provision requiring the circuit court to approve the Director of Finance's appointment
of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as the liquidating agent for a failed bank
HB 918 Kelly Authorizes the Governor to convey state property located in Boone County, known as the
Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center, to the Curators of the University of Missouri
HB 919 Ruestman Allows associations to provide group health insurance policies to sole proprietors and
self-employed individuals
SCS HB 922 Requires each school district to adopt a policy on allergy prevention and response with priority
given to addressing potentially deadly food-borne allergies
CCS SCS HCS Changes the laws regarding unemployment compensation
HB 1075
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS
No. Author Subject
HCR 5 McGhee Disapproves the Missouri Citizens' Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials salary
recommendations
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS
No. Author Subject
HJR 15 Chappelle-Nadal Proposes a constitutional amendment exempting all real property used as a homestead by a former
prisoner of war with a total service-connected disability from property taxation