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2014 Bill(s)
HB 1067 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: H Local Government Description: Require that in a local government that has prohibited tobacco use in private businesses, the taxes for the local government from any busineses that would have allow tobacco use are to be transferred to the local school district.
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* HB 1345 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: H General Laws Description: Expand laws on tobacco products including prohibition on sales to minors to include tobacco vapor products.
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* HCS HB 1346 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: H Rules Description: Create a separate crime of sexual exploitation by a clergy person who has sexual relations or contact with a person being counseled by the clergy person.
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HB 1603 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Designate the exercise jumping jacks invented by Gen. John Pershing as the official exercise of Missouri.
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HB 1604 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: H Elections Description: Repeal a requirement for a reason to vote by absentee. Allow anyone to vote with an absentee ballot.
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CCS HB 1707 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: GOVERNOR VETOED Description: Add community colleges to the state universities and colleges that can establish and enforce traffic regulations. Nixon' veto letter indicates the final version of the bill had a drafting error.
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HB 1849 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: H Children, Families & Disabilities Description: Establish a three-tier ranking system for child abuse reports made to the Child Services Division that determine how long abuse reports shall remain in the state's registry of child abuse reports.
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HB 2065 Sponsor:Conway, Kathie Status: H Crime Prevention Description: Increase maximum weekly payments allowed under the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund.
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