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2012 Bill(s)
* SCS SB 442 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Perf Description: Require a photo ID to vote. In 2011, the legislature put on the 2012 ballot a constitutional amendment authorizing a photo ID requirement. The governor vetoed a companion bill to implement the requirement if approved by the voters.
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HCS SS SB 443 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: H Rules Description: A number of changes in laws governing drunken driving and truck licenses. Expand the law allowing heavier trucks on the road. Implement a federal requirement imposing restrictions on DWI limited driving permits.
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SB 444 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Transportation Description: Repeal a law requiring binding arbitration if requested by a plaintiff in a negligence action against the Transportation Department. Let the Transportation Commission delegate some hearings on contested cases.
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CCS SB 480 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Change the definition of a common carrier in a law providing a sales tax exemption for heavier trucks. The amended House version contains a number of unrelated including off-highway vehicles, trucker licenses, drunken driving, special auto licenses, city street uses and much more.
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SB 481 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Ways & Means Description: Provide a tax credit for donations for care of mentally retarded persons or persons with developmental disabilities. Extend the sunset for tax credits for contributions to residential treatment facilities.
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SB 482 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: H Higher Education Description: Increase the maximum award that can be provided by the University of Missouri Board of Curators under an Alzheimer's research program.
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SB 493 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Ways & Means Description: Let Macon County provide property tax exemptions in blighted areas.
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* SCS SB 576 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Several changes involving charter schools. Let charter schools operate in any state school district. Several other provisions. Let the state auditor audit charter schools.
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* SS SB 607 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: GOVERNOR VETOED Description: Ease Transportation Department requirements for funding rebuilding billboards removed during highway improvements.
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SB 632 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Transportation Description: Name a portion of I70 in Lafayette County the Sergeant Joe C. Specker Memorial Highway.
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CCS SB 665 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Authorize transfer of various state real estate to the Transportation Department.
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HCS SCS SB 692 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: Back to S Description: Expand the powers of a county to amend its budget during the fiscal year when there is an unanticipated revenue decline. The amended House version contains a number of unrelated issues including abortion alternatives, tax breaks for sporting event organizers, sewer lines, water districts, radio transmission towers, local taxing districts and much more.
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SB 717 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Perf Description: Create a misdemeanor crime of distracted driving for failing to give full time and attention to operating a motor vehicle while driving.
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SB 718 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Health Description: Expand institutions included in a law banning persons convicted of various criminal offenses from working at government health or mental health institutions. Add a provision to allow removal of someone on the list.
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SB 738 Sponsor:Stouffer, Bill Status: S Agriculture Description: Allow killing of mountain lions.
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Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.