Hearing Date Tuesday, February 19, 2019
| HB 474 - Eggleston, J.
| | Prohibit the use of welfare benefit cards at ATM machines for cash. Expand prohibitions on using benefit cards for purchase of items such as porn, alcohol and tobacco. | | HB 254 - Morris, Lynn
| | Prohibit a maintenance order in a divorce case from exceeding the length of the marriage. | | HB 540 - Hannegan, Tom
| | Impose additional notification requirements of a medical provider who has made more than five referrals per year for abortions outside Missouri. Impose specific requirements for the required risk evaluation. Retain a copy of of the evaluation with the patient's medical record and snd a copy to the Health Department, but wich exclusion of any personal identifying information. | | HB 664 - Unsicker, Sarah
| | Establish a board in the Health Department to review pregnancy-related deaths. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 487 - Solon, Sheila
| | Let pharmacists dispense oral contraceptives without a doctor's prescription. | | HB 680 - Coleman, Mary
| | Prohibit abortion of a fetus that has reached the age 22 weeks after the woman's last menstral period, with some exceptions. The bill defines that at the age after which the fetus can feel pain.
| | HB 339 - Schnelting, Adam
| | Prohibit abortion of a fetus that has reached the age 22 weeks after the woman's last menstral period, with some exceptions. The bill defines that at the age after which the fetus can feel pain. | | HB 126 - Schroer, Nick
| | Prohibit an abortion if a heartbeat can be detected in the fetus. Require a doctor to test for heartbeat before an abortion can be performed. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 739 - Miller, Rocky
| | Require a school district to provide information about abusive behavior toward by a former employee against student to another public school that inquires about the former employee. Require prior to hiring a former employee contact the school which previously employed the person. | | HB 763 - Remole, Tim
| | Exempt private schools operated by religious organizations from the state minimum wage. | | HB 604 - Henderson, Mike
| | Establish requirements for schools determined by the Education Department to be in need of improvement. Require such a school to establish a comittee to hire an "independent school turnaround expert" to help draft a plan for changes. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 478 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Provide tax credits for contributions to an association that funds the private, private or home-school educational costs of a student. |
| SB 17 -- | | Sponsor: Romine, Gary (Sen-03) | | Exempts any person retired and receiving a retirement allowance from PSRS and employed by a public community college from current law relating to retirement allowance restrictions | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 723 - Hicks, Ron
| | llow motorcycles and motorized bicycles to operate on the shoulder of state limited access highways and interstates when traffic has slowed to below 30 miles per hour. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 813 - Veit, Rudy
| | Authorize the sale or transfer of state government land in Cole County to the Heartland Port Authority of Central Missouri. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HR 457 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Bailey, Dottie (Rep-110) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to Eureka High School, Lafayette High School, and Marquette High School on February 25, 2019, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 471 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Bailey, Dottie (Rep-110) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to LaSalle Springs Middle School, Wildwood Middle School, and Rockwood Valley Middle School on April 8, 2019, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 552 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Grier, Derek (Rep-100) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to St. Joseph School of Manchester on May 6, 2019, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 207 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Sauls, Robert (Rep-021) | | Grants Missouri Girls State the use of the House Chamber on June 26, 2019, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm | | HR 458 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Murphy, Jim (Rep-094) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to Bernard Middle School, Margaret Buerkle Middle School, St. Francis of Assisi School, Oakville Middle School, Queen of All Saints School, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, Washington Middle School, Assumption School, and St. Catherine Laboure School on April 29, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 353 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Veit, Rudy (Rep-059) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to the Missouri Association of Electric Cooperatives on Thursday, July 18, 2019, from 2:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HR 457 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Bailey, Dottie (Rep-110) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to Eureka High School, Lafayette High School, and Marquette High School on February 25, 2019, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 471 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Bailey, Dottie (Rep-110) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to LaSalle Springs Middle School, Wildwood Middle School, and Rockwood Valley Middle School on April 8, 2019, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 552 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Grier, Derek (Rep-100) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to St. Joseph School of Manchester on May 6, 2019, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 207 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Sauls, Robert (Rep-021) | | Grants Missouri Girls State the use of the House Chamber on June 26, 2019, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm | | HR 458 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Murphy, Jim (Rep-094) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to Bernard Middle School, Margaret Buerkle Middle School, St. Francis of Assisi School, Oakville Middle School, Queen of All Saints School, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, Washington Middle School, Assumption School, and St. Catherine Laboure School on April 29, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for presentation of the Glory Awards | | HR 353 -- CHAMBER USE | | Sponsor: Veit, Rudy (Rep-059) | | Grants use of the House Chamber to the Missouri Association of Electric Cooperatives on Thursday, July 18, 2019, from 2:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. |
| HB 532 - Rone, Donald
| | Add the town of Portageville to the cities that can impose a sales tax for law enforcement, upon voter approval. | | HB 762 - Wiemann, John
| | Establish a state database with public access of an expenditures by city governments including vendors and amounts. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 761 - Pfautsch, Donna
| | Impose a limit on the fine that can be charged a local government for filing a late annual financial statement with the state auditor. | | HB 821 - Solon, Sheila
| | Include St. Joseph in a law authorizing some cities to operate land bank agencies to acquire donations of unused land and to sell the real estate. |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HCS HB 469 - Grier, Derek | | Various changes in a law providing tax breaks to businesses for job training for new jobs. Let the Economic Development Dept. require a repayment of benefits, with interest, if a company failed to maintain the new or retrained jobs for at least five years. | | HCS HB 462 - Shields, Brenda | | Create a tax credits for businesses providing teacher "externships." | | HB 114 - Pietzman, Randy
| | Require a person convicted of first degree child molestation to be subject to electronic monitoring while in the process of relocating to a different county or St. Louis city. But suspend the monitoring requirement once the person has moved. | | HB 219 - Wood, David
| | Extend the expiration date of ticket to work that provides health care coverage for lower disabled workers from August 28, 2019 to August 28, 2025. | | HCS HB 333 - Shaul, Dan | | Exempt interest from federal reserve bank deposits from state income taxation. | | HB 438 - Chipman, Jason
| | Various county election law changes. Require a person be at least 21 to run for county offices. For some offices, the requires the candidates be above the age of 21. | | HCS HB 678 - Patterson, Jon | | Exclude from guardianship or conservatorship funds held in an account established under a law for disabled persons. | | HCS HB 743 - Fishel, Craig | | Restrict a public school from censoring or interferring with the content provided by a "student journalist" for a school-sponsored media outlet. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 572 - Dinkins, Chris
| | Require publich schools to include hunter safety instruction in a physical education course. | | HB 267 - Baker, Ben
| | Let public schools offer elective courses on the Bible or Hebrew scriptures. | | HCR 13 -- RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION | | Sponsor: Trent, Curtis (Rep-133) | | Encourages high schools to offer elective courses on the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 572 - Dinkins, Chris
| | Require publich schools to include hunter safety instruction in a physical education course. | | HB 267 - Baker, Ben
| | Let public schools offer elective courses on the Bible or Hebrew scriptures. | | HCR 13 -- RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION | | Sponsor: Trent, Curtis (Rep-133) | | Encourages high schools to offer elective courses on the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament | | HB 169 - Gannon, Elaine
| | Require public schools to teach appropriate online behavior. | | HB 456 - Neely, Jim
| | Allow a school district to include on a diploma an "endorsement" that the student had demonstrated in science, technology, engineering and math. Set standards for gett the endorsement. | | HB 507 - Sommer, Chrissy
| | Create a council named by the governor to study various school-safety issues. | | HB 631 - Rone, Donald
| | Establish a system for a parent to enter into an agreement with an alternative provider to provide special needs education services for a special needs child in a public school. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 628 - Coleman, Jeff
| | Restrict dentists from prescribing long-acting or extended-release opioids for treatment of acute pain by dentists, with exceptions. | | HB 66 - Pike, Patricia
| | Repeal a provision providing Missouri licensing for a psychologist licensed in another state that is a signatory of the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Board's reciprocity agreement. The bill would retain two other provisions for reciprocity licensing. | | HB 667 - Helms, Steve
| | Allow importantion of prescription drugs from foreign countries. Require a pharmacy in a foreign country to be licensed in the U.S. if it is licensed in its home country under standards comparable to Missouri's. Allow distribution in Missouri from a drug provider in another country if the license standards of the provider are comparable to Missouri's. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 349 - Hannegan, Tom
| | Exempt the practice of shampooing from the requirement for licensing as a cosmetologist or barber. | | HB 257 - Stephens, Mike
| | Let the Pharmacy Board enter into a voluntary compliance agreement with a licensee, but make the agreement a public record. | | HB 410 - Gregory, David
| | Let a physical therapist evaluate and begin treatment of a patient without a prescription or referral from a health care provider. | | HB 472 - Grier, Derek
| | Prohibit a licensing board from refusing to grant a license solely because of a prior criminal crime unrelated to the licensed occupation. Also require various licensing board grant a license a license to a person who completed 8th grade, completed an approved apprenticeship and passed an examination deemed appropriate by the licensing agency. |
| Committee: | Joint Committee on Disaster Preparedness and Awareness | | | | Chair: |
| | | | | Date: | Tuesday, February 19, 2019 | | | | Time: | 5:00 PM | | | | Location: | SCR 1 | | | | Note: | Review of Table of Contents
Presentation by State Emergency Management Agency Director Ron Walker, SEMA's structure and
capabilities
****NOTE: This hearing will be in the Capitol, SCR1, and not off site at SEMA | | |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 229 - Swan, Kathy
| | Make it a rebuttable presumption in a child-custody case that equal parenting time is in the child's best interest. | | HB 495 - Gregory, David
| | A number of changes in the law governing public notaries. Add provisions for eletronic records. | | HB 519 - Schroer, Nick
| | Establish requirements and consumer protections in a contract with a lawyer in a consumer lawsuit. Require state registration of consumer lawsuit funding services. | | HB 550 - Merideth, Peter
| | Establish requirements and consumer protections in a contract with a lawyer in a consumer lawsuit. Require state registration of consumer lawsuit funding services. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 547 - Griffith, Dave
| | Require every circuit court to create a treatment court division to handle cases for substance-abuse pffemders or veterans with disorders. Current law makes the special division optional, not mandatory for circuit courts. | | HB 437 - Chipman, Jason
| | Require a health care provider notify the Children's Division if a birth mother or new born infant tests positive high blood alcohol content or presence of some controlled substance or illegal drugs within eight hours after birth. | | HB 231 - Kolkmeyer, Glen
| | Define venue for lawsuits involving insurance companies. For a Missouri company, define it as the county where it's registered office is maintained, but make venue the county of the person insured if the lawsuit involves benefit or rights under an insurance contact. Also change venue for uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. |
| HB 287 - Kidd, Bill
| | Exclude electric vehicle charging stations not operated by a electric company under provisions dealing with regulation of electric utilities by the Public Service Commission. | | HB 633 - Bondon, Jack
| | Various changes in water utility rate provisions. Create a seperate rate increase for infrastructure improvements. Require any infrastructure increase submitted to the Public Service Commission generate at least $1 million. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 160 - Knight, Jeff
| | Let the Public Service Commission approve a sewer or water utility to provide a lower rate for low-income customers. | | HB 220 - Andrews, Allen
| | Include wind farms under the property-tax category of an electric company's local property which is assessed by local asessors. | | HB 355 - Plocher, Dean
| | Change who files with an appeals court an appeal of a Public Service Commission ruling. Under current law, the PSC forwards the appeal. Under this bill. the party appealing the PSC ruling files the appeal directly to the court and pays filing fees. |
Hearing Date Wednesday, February 20, 2019
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 922 - Taylor, Jered
| | Establish a closed primary system in which only persons who register as affiliated with a party can vote in that primary. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 26 - Stacy, Dan
| | Establish a closed primary system in which only persons who register as affiliated with a party can vote in that primary. | | HB 269 - Shaul, Dan
| | Give the Secretary of State subpoena powers to investigate voter fraud and other election offenses. |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 272 - Shaul, Dan
| | Switch responsibility for support staff for the Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board from the Economic Development Department to the Secretary of State. | | HB 278 - Andrews, Allen
| | Change how some notices to employers by the Employment Security Division must be delivered from "personally or by registered mail" to "certified mail." Include making the address to be "the last known address" of the employer. |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 107 - Sommer, Chrissy
| | Include a psychiatric service dog under a law providing access rights for various types of service animals. Also expands various rights for service dogs. | | HB 270 - Shaul, Dan
| | Authorize a civil fine by the Agriculture Department for violation of egg violations up to $500 for each day the violation continues. | | HB 559 - Spencer, Bryan
| | Prohibit local government adopting an ordinance or rule that terminates a job of working animals in commerce including entertainment. Establish a right to utilize working animals. | | HB 587 - Rone, Donald
| | Repeal a law regulating treated timber and requiring treated timber producers to have a license. |
| Committee: | Ethics | | | | Chair: | Eggleston, J. - (Rep-2)
| Vice Chair: | Mitten, Gina - (Rep-83) | | Date: | Wednesday, February 20, 2019 | | | | Time: | 12:00 PM | | | | Location: | House Hearing Room 4 | | | | Note: | Portions of this meeting may be closed under the authority of Article III, Section 18 of the Missouri Constitution, House Rule 37, House Resolution 137, and RSMo 610.021 (3). | | |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 221 - Kelley, Ann
| | Expand the A+ scholarship program to include dual-credit and dual-enrollment courses by a high school student taking courses at a college. Shorten the years of attendance in a Missouri high school before graduation required for the program from three to two years. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 592 - Trent, Curtis
| | Ipose restrictions and requirements on public schools providing student identifiable information to a private business contracting with the school. Prohibit such a business from putting advertising targeting students on its website or online services. | | HCR 18 -- PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND JROTC | | Sponsor: Spencer, Bryan (Rep-063) | | Urges public schools to institute JROTC in their schools |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 810 - Sommer, Chrissy
| | Extend rights including employment and discrimination rights under a federal law to all active members of the National Guard members with more than 30 days of service or called into active duty by the governor. Require a school district to allow remote registration of a child if one of the parents is being relocated to Missouri under military orders. Add rights for in-state tuition at public higher education institutions. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 715 - Lynch, Steve
| | Repeal the sunset for a program that provided higher education grants to the spouses and children of injured or deceased veterans who served during a time of war. | | HCR 9 -- MEMORIAL MONUMENT | | Sponsor: Justus, Jeffery (Rep-156) | | Recognizes the Gold Star Families Memorial Monument at College of the Ozarks as the official Gold Star Families Memorial Monument of Missouri | | HCR 16 -- CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL GHOST ARMY | | Sponsor: Dohrman, Dean (Rep-051) | | Urges Congress to award the Congressional Gold Medal to the Ghost Army of World War II |
| HB 829 - Wood, David
| | Require the state costs of any litigation arising from the medical marijuana constitutional amendment be paid by Health Department with the veterans fund created by the constitutional amendment. | | HB 626 - Ruth, Becky
| | Various changes in regulation of vehicle leasing copanies. Impose an annual fee. Require surety bond of $100,000. Allow special license plates for rental vehicles, at an extra fee. | | HB 686 - Schroer, Nick
| | Allow web-based notification rather than newspaper advertising notice prior to the foreclosure sale of real estate. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 35 - Stacy, Dan
| | Shorten the deadline for a business to inform a person of a data breach of information from "without unreasonable delay" to within 30 days. | | HB 612 - Coleman, Jeff
| | Transfer the State Council on the Arts from the Economic Development Department to the lieutenant governor. |
| HB 675 - McDaniel, Andrew
| | Authorize a long-term care resident or resident's representative to have live video and/or audio monitoring of the resident. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 317 - Barnes, Jerome
| | Exempt a person 70 years of age or older from having to serve on a court jury. | | HB 337 - Swan, Kathy
| | Transfer five percent of the premium tax collected on insurance companies to a fund fund for services for the elderly through area agencies on the aging. | | HB 466 - Wood, David
| | Require the Social Services Department to seek a federal waiver to expand Medicaid coverage to include "structured family caregiver" under payment for home and community based services. |
Hearing Date Thursday, February 21, 2019
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 80 - Hill, Justin
| | Prohibit a person on probation or parole from being required to take an alcohol or drug test unless the offense involved either alcohol or a controlled substance. Shorten the time of probation by one month the time for each month of compliance. | | HB 195 - Neely, Jim
| | Expand a law designed to protect elderly from financial exploitation of their investments. Include financal advisers who can refuse to disburse from the account of an elderly person or who suffering from some types of disabilities if the adviser believes an attempt of financial explitation is happening. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 444 - Dogan, Shamed
| | Prohibit a local or state law enforcement agency from entering into an agreement with a federal agency or task force for transfer of seized property unless it exceeds $100,000 in currency. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HCR 26 -- TRANSPORTATION FUNDING | | Sponsor: Ruth, Becky (Rep-114) | | Authorizes the execution of a financing agreement with the State Highways and Transportation Commission to provide funds appropriated on an annual basis from General Revenue Fund revenues to the State Road Fund for payment of the debt service on state road bonds | | HJR 17 - Messenger, Jeffrey
| | Allocate any new motor fuel license fees approved by the legislature in 2019 or 2020 to various transportation purposes. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 423 - Shaul, Dan
| | Authorize, with taxes, video lottery machines at truck stops, fraternal organizations, bars and other places licensed to sell liquor. | | HB 682 - Allred, Vic
| | Authorize video lottery terminals. Require a license and impose state regulation on operation of the terminals. |
Hearing Date Monday, February 25, 2019
| HB 654 - Neely, Jim
| | Require an HMO or other type of health carrier provide a provider who applied to be credentialed or re-credentialed by the carrier be retroactively reimbursed for services provided during the application period. | | HB 492 - Henderson, Mike
| | Prohibit a health coverage plan from restricting methods of reimbursement to a provider such as a credit card payment, which requires the provider pay a fee. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 450 - Eggleston, J.
| | Require the Health Department provide for a person who registers as an organ donor a sticker that could be applied to the back of the driving license if the license does not already have an organ donor indication. |
Hearing Date Wednesday, February 27, 2019
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 96 - Green, Alan
| | Create a state Office of Equal Opportunity to assist workforce diversity programs in other agencies and make an annual report to the governor on diversity efforts. | | HB 168 - Rehder, Holly
| | Exempt entities registered with the Health Department that deals with hypodermic syringes from a law establishing a crime of delivery of drug paraphernalia. | | HB 297 - Hicks, Ron
| | Prohibit cities from enacting ordinances that regulate specific breeds of dogs, but allow ordinances that are not breed specific. | | HB 692 - Bosley, LaKeySha
| | Raise the daily payment given to a felony inmate subsequently found innocent by DNA analysis from $50 per day to $100 per day. |
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