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11/5/2015 - Former LeVota Intern: House Committee out of touch on sexual harassment standards:
The committee also heard testimony from individuals critical of non-mandatory reporters. Jefferson City Republican Rep. Jay Barnes told the committee classifying some House employees as non-mandated reporters would "undercut" the goal to hold House employees responsible for reporting wrongdoing. Barnes also addressed complaints that every report filed by a victim wouldn't automatically be made public. He said that requiring every report to be made public would take away power from vict..
8/27/2015 - Lawmakers question plans to use bonds to fund new St. Louis Stadium:
Republican Representative Jay Barnes said during the forum the stadium project has gone on for 15 months.
5/5/2015 - House overrides Gov. Nixon's veto of a welfare restriction bill:
Wrap: Jefferson City Republican Jay Barnes said the work requirements contained in the bill will help people feel dignified.
4/2/2015 - House passes ethics bill barring current members from becoming lobbyists once they leave office:
Wrap: Representative Jay Barnes of Jefferson City said the bill is designed to remind members why they were elected to serve in the state government.
3/9/2015 - Representatives Hear Testimony From Team Designed to Keep Rams in St. Louis:
According to Committee Chairman Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, the Rams have the lowest operating income in the league and the value of a team in Los Angeles exceeds the value of a team in St. Louis.
3/9/2015 - Members of Nixon's team testify in House Committee about keeping Rams in St. Louis:
Government Oversight and Accountability Chair Jay Barnes said that the committee was there to gain insight on the matter and not question of the governor. 
2/9/2015 - Legislation banning elected officials from immediately becoming lobbyists moves forward in the House and the Senate:
The bill's sponsor is Jefferson City Republican Jay Barnes. 
2/5/2015 - Diehl asks committee to investigate benefit of Rams:
Wrap: Diehl told reporters at a Wednesday news conference that he's asked Representative Jay Barnes to lead an investigation looking into the economic impact of keeping the St. Louis Rams here in Missouri.
2/2/2015 - House Ethics Committee hears legislation banning gifts from lobbyists that exceed $30:
Wrap: During the hearing, lobbyists asked the House Governmental Accountability Committee if the 30 dollar limit would apply to those with family members or spouses who are also elected officials. Jay Barnes, the Republican from Jefferson City who sponsored the bill, took those concerns in stride, but with an added sense of humor.
1/1/1990 AND COMPARE THOSE WITH AN EQUAL NUMBER OF CASES WHERE THE DEATH PENA - Missouri Government News for the Week of March 16, 2015:
Committee Chairman Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, said the state needs to be careful not to pick "winners or losers."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 9, 2015:
"The goal of this policy is to ensure that the House takes all complaints seriously," said Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City. Barnes, who is not a member of the Administration Committee, testified as a witness after Hirth spoke.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 2, 2015:
"I don't think they reached out to any victims when proposing, or when developing their proposals," Hirth said.Others, however, argued that the House could not allow a situation in which nothing was done when a member or a staffer knew about a sexual harassment complaint."The goal of this policy is to ensure that the House takes all complaints seriously," said Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City. Barnes, who is not a member of the Administration Committee, testified as a witness af..
- Missouri Government News for the Week of May 11, 2015:
During a floor debate, Fitzpatrick told Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, the bill cannot guarantee Missouri will not have to go back to Washington to borrow money or raise taxes to cover unemployment costs, but it makes it significantly less likely.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 6, 2015:
Another amendment offered by Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, would limit any gift a lobbyist gave to a lawmaker, his/her staff and family to $50.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 30, 2015:
Another amendment offered by Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, would limit any gift a lobbyist gave to a lawmaker, his/her staff and family to $50.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 9, 2015:
Committee Chairman Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, said the state needs to be careful not to pick "winners or losers."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 2, 2015:
In order to decrease the amount of funding needed for the bill, Committee Chairman Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City suggested only broadcasting chamber sessions.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 23, 2015:
In order to decrease the amount of funding needed for the bill, Committee Chairman Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City suggested only broadcasting chamber sessions.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 16, 2015:
Lawmakers including Jefferson City Republican Rep. Jay Barnes, who chairs the committee charged with investigating the Rams impact on the state, have previously said using already issued bonds to fund new construction should come with an asterisk.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 9, 2015:
Lawmakers including Jefferson City Republican Rep. Jay Barnes, who chairs the committee charged with investigating the Rams impact on the state, have previously said using already issued bonds to fund new construction should come with an asterisk.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 26, 2015:
The resolution's sponsor, Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, argued that keeping the pay low for legislators assured the General Assembly remained a citizen legislature.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 19, 2015:
The resolution's sponsor, Rep. Jay Barnes, R-Jefferson City, argued that keeping the pay low for legislators assured the General Assembly remained a citizen legislature.
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