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2002 Bill(s) Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: S AgingDescription: Let non-profit groups operate day care facilities under an industrial development funding program. Official legislative description and status
* HS HB 1231Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H 3rd ReadDescription: Ban discrimination against people with service animals. Add them to the Human Rights law on access to public facilities. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H Local GovtDescription: Require registration of beer kegs. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H PerfDescription: Make May 8 Missouri Day, rather than the 3rd Wednesday of October. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: WITHDRAWNDescription: Expand type of exotic animals that must be registered to possess and require registration within 2 weeks. Official legislative description and status
* HB 1331Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H Criminal LawDescription: Make it a crime to leave a child unattended in a car. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H PerfDescription: Establish a two week deadline for registering a dangerous exotic animal. Now, time limit for registration. Official legislative description and status
* HB 1597Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H ChildrenDescription: Allow advanced directives for mental health care. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: S Financial & Governmental OrganizationDescription: Prohibit disclose more than 5 credit card numbers on a sales slip. Official legislative description and status
* HB 1804Sponsor: Harding, Meg Status: H BanksDescription: Require plain language disclosure by pay-day lenders. Official legislative description and status
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