Hearing Date Monday, March 27, 2023
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 488 - Appelbaum, LaDonna
| | Provide a tax credit for adopting a pet from an animal shelter. | | HB 966 - Smith, Travis
| | Expand the power of the Health Department to govern hospital pharmacies. | | HB 198 - Wright, Dale
| | Various restrictions on pharmacy benefit manager plans on coverage of prescription drugs provided by pharmacies. Allow coverage for out-of-network drug sources, in some circumstances. Require coverage to providers of drugs by an out-of-network provider. * |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 335 - Boggs, Mitch
| | Repeal a provision giving the highest ranking law enforcement official power to authorize a surveillance camera on private property without the owner's approval or a warrant.
| | HB 959 - Gregory, Kurtis
| | Provide tax credits for investments by smaller rural businesses.
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 516 - Mayhew, Don
| | For small-population fourth-class city board or commission appointment by a mayor, any residency requirement that the appointee reside in the city can be met if the appointee owns real property or a business in the city. |
| HB 884 - Cupps, Scott
| | Require legislative approval of any administrative rule with an estimated cost of higher than $250,000. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | * HB 489 - Baker, Ben
| | Impose various requirements on higher education medical institutions including annual certification. Require publishing syllabi of training sessions, training sessions and workshops. Prohibit requiring students to "study or subscribe to diversity-equity inclusion ideologies." |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 971 - Stinnett, Melanie
| | Impose additional requirements on agencies that have programs providing employment-related serves for persons with disabilities. | | HCS HB 356 - McGirl, Mike | | Increase state tax deductions involving private pension benefits. | | HCS HB 725 - Francis, Rick | | Increase the penalty for tampering with a teller machine to a class C felony if it causes $1,000 in damages or stolen.
| | HCS HB 882 - Byrnes, Tricia | | Repeal charging any fees for designating a portion of a highway if it honors deceased Missouri veterans or law enforcement officials. | | HCS HB 1162 - Haden, Kent | | Establish a grant for graduate medical education students, subject to appropriations. |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HCS HB 48 - Haley, Willard | | Include bare-knuckle under state regulation with a variety of other sports such as boxing. | | * HCS HB 262 - Sander, Chris | | Require local health agencies in Jackson County return any fines imposed for violation of a COVID-19 health order. | | HB 557 - Houx, Dan
| | Various changes in death certificates. Authorize the next-of-kin to delegate control for the final disposition of a deceased person. Exclude the surviving spouse from th definition of a next-of-kin if that spouse has filed a divorce action.
Require the funeral director be informed the funeral director that the cause of death is pending if it cannot be determined after 72 hours. But Also authorize the Health Department power to adopt rules for transport of a dead body. | | HCS HB 336 - Boggs, Mitch | | Make employers liable for any damages from required immunization. COVID-19 related. | | HB 512 - Mayhew, Don
| | Repeal the expiration date for a tax exemption for employee stock ownership plans provided by employers. | | HCS HB 777 - Van Schoiack, Dean | | Add requirements for approval in the certificate of need law that requires approval by the Certificate of Need panel for expansion or addition of a medical facility. | | HB 782 - McGaugh, Peggy
| | Ease requirements for a newspaper to be eligible for advertising of public notices by government. Reduce how long the paper must have been published from three years to one year. Add provisions for a new newspaper. | | HCS HB 1263 - Brown, Chris | | Wave a business license fee and reduce property tax liability for a business forced to shut down by a local government order during a state of emergency for 21 consecutive days or 45 total days. |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HCS HJR 20 - Black, John | | Establish a constitutional right to hunt and fish. | | HCS HB 870 - Shields, Brenda | | Provide tax credts for contributions to a child care provider. | | HCS HB 1152 - Bromley, Bob | | Change the definition of a large water public utility regulated by the Public Service Commission and allow the utility to file for rate-adjustment. Specifiy that the current law's 8,000 customer provision can the combined water and sewer service customers. | | HCS HB 1038 - Christ, Brad | | Provide a tax credit for hiring an intern or apprentice if the salary is equal or higher than the minimum wage, with exceptions. | | HCS HB 714 - Kelly, Hannah | | Repeal the limit on the total cumulative tax credits or the costs of an adoption. | | HCS HB 675 - Gregory, Kurtis | | Reauthorize tax breaks for production of films in Missouri. Require a statement or logo that the film was produced in Missouri. Expand from film to include "motion media" productions and video games. | | * HCS HB 576 - Shields, Brenda | | Make it a crime to interfer with transporting livestock disturbing livestock in a motor vehicle whether moving or not or putting a compound near or on livestock that could impact human health or affects the livestock's marketability. | | HB 1022 - Gregory, Kurtis
| | Delay from 2024 to 2025 a requirement for various requirements involving cerification and training of pesticide applicators. | | HB 1028 - Smith, Travis
| | Provide a tax credit for contributions to various non-profit and religious organizations that provide services to "justice-involved individuals and people in recovery from substance abuse disorders," subject to appropriation.
| | HCS HCRs 21 & 22 -- RADIOACTIVE WASTE | | Sponsor: Byrnes, Tricia (Rep-063) | | Urges a joint investigation to determine any monetary compensation for contamination from radioactive waste and requests the Missouri Congressional delegation to expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HCS HB 45 - Haley, Willard | | Expand cosmetologists to provide services to "placebound clients" who are unable to travel to a facility because of illness for or a disability. | | HB 1078 - Chappell, Darin
| | Require the assessment of real estate property be equal to the most recent purchase of the property, with exceptions. | | HCS HB 1082 - Thompson, Terry | | Add tougher requirements for mental health exam of a criminally accused defendant include include whether the defendant has the mental ability to proceed in the criminal process. | | HB 1102 - Stephens, Mike
| | Repeal a requirement that the name of a collaborating physician be included on a prescription label if the prescription was written by an advanced practice nurse or a physician assistant.
| | HB 1120 - Hardwick, Bill
| | Expand where a notice must be published prior to sale of abandoned property in a self-storage facility to "The manner...deemed commercially resonable." Repeal current law that requires the notice to be published in the classified section of a newspaper.
| | * HCS HB 1196 - Richey, Doug | | Prohibit public higher education insitutitutions from teaching a "discriminatory ideology" covering race, color, religion, sex, gender ethnicity, national origin or ancestry. | | HCS HCR 13 -- AMERICA 250 MISSOURI COMMISSION | | Sponsor: Van Schoiack, Dean (Rep-009) | | Creates the America 250 Missouri Commission | | HB 200 - Francis, Rick
| | Add Perry County in the counties designated as the "German Heritage Corridor of Missouri." | | HB 212 - Smith, David Tyson
| | Designate June 12 as "Women Veterabs Appreciation Day." | | HB 436 - Nickson-Clark, Chantelle
| | Designate October 2 a "Breast Cancer
Awareness Day." | | HB 999 - Anderson, Marlon
| | Designate Jan. 16 as "Albert Pujols Day." | | HB 1117 - Seitz, Brian
| | Restrict designating a day in honor of a deceased person, the person must have been deceased for five years, except for military or first respnders. | | HCS HB 76 - Kelley, Ann | | Various changes in a the A+ program that provides Education Department grants to public schools for performance. Include private and virtual schools. Impose additional requirements for grants to public community colleges and vocational training programs. |
| HB 50 - Coleman, Jeff
| | Impose a $500 limit on any charge for "requests of geographical information system products." | | HB 915 - Dinkins, Chris
| | Exclude counting local tax effort funds the Iron County school fund got from payments from the Natural Resources Department from payments in a consent agreeement with Doe Run, a mining company, involving pollution. One factor in allocating state funds to local school district involves the local effort to generate income.
| | HB 948 - Dinkins, Chris
| | Require one half of funds received by the federal government from national forest reserves be spent on public schools or roads in the conties in which the forest reserve is located. | | HB 1020 - Hovis, Barry
| | Increase the per-ton mine inspection fees, based on the type of mineral or product extracted. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 1129 - Burger, Jamie
| | Require a Natural Resources Department permt to export water in Missouri to outside the state.
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| Committee: | Judiciary | | | | Chair: | David Evans (154) | | | | | Date: | Monday, March 27, 2023 - Upcoming | | | | Time: | 4:30 PM or upon adjournment (whichever is later) | | | | Location: | House Hearing Room 7 | | |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 395 - Buchheit-Courtway, Cyndi
| | Require destruction of court records that have been ordered to be expunged. | | HB 753 - Hicks, Justin
| | Add provisions for automatic expungement of criminal records for some minor offenses. | | * HB 352 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Expand the provisions for expunging criminal records and simplify the expungement process with exceptions. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 881 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Establish provisions for electronic (digital) wills and estate planning documents. |
Hearing Date Tuesday, March 28, 2023
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 594 - Kelly, Hannah
| | Prohibit recognition of a do-not-resuscitate order by a patient under age 18 years of age. But authorize a parent or guardian of a person under age 18 years of age to issue a do-not-resuscitate order. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 822 - Smith, Travis
| | Require medical schools to establish registry on parkinson disease patients. | | HB 351 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Provide a sales tax exemption for diapers for children and adults and feminie hygiene products. | | HB 716 - Kelly, Hannah
| | Expand the requirements for a school district to pay the education costs of a child in a children's hospital to include psychiatric residential treatment facility. | | HB 743 - Kelly, Hannah
| | Expand requirements for school districts to provide services for a student outside the district because of admittance to a mental facility under a doctor's order for mental illness into the district. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 648 - Hurlbert, Josh
| | Add Clay County to the list of counties that can seek voter approval for a sales tax for fire protection districts. | | HB 1262 - Riggs, Louis
| | Allow Hannibal to annex property along a highway up to four miles beyond the city boundaries. | | HB 1011 - Kelley, Ann
| | Expand the purposes for which Lamar Heights can seek voter approval for a sales tax from capital improvements to "increasing general revenue funds.
| | HB 92 - Taylor, Tim
| | Repeal a requirement that the required August meeting on a primary-election year be held in the county seat. The bill would retain the August meeting requirement, but just repeal the requirement be in the county seat. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 400 - McGirl, Mike
| | Provide an exemption of publishing delinquent tax notices in a newspaper in the county by posting the notice on the county's website or in the county courthouse.
| | HB 344 - McGirl, Mike
| | Allow a county collector in a count without a general circulation newspaper to post a copy of tax-delinquent properties in the county courthouse or county website.
| | HB 134 - Hudson, Brad
| | Various changes involving county assessors reflecting newer technology. Allow the assessor to electronically inform a property oner of an assessment or tax liability, if the owner requests. | | HB 1214 - Hinman, Dave
| | Require that if the 14th Tuesday before an election is a holiday, the closing date for filing for office shall be 5pm the next day that is not a holiday.
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 836 - Griffith, Dave
| | Establish an "Operation Enduring Freedom" medalion for veterans who served between October 7, 2011 and Augst 30, 2021 |
| HB 1185 - Hovis, Barry
| | Various changes in state government retirement system. Various changes in state government retirement system. Legislative staff describe provisions as "error" corrections. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 257 - Pollitt, Brad
| | Expand how long a retired public school teacher can continue to teach from two years to four years.
| | HB 303 - Roberts, Lane
| | Allow the surviving spouse to continue to receive a deceased police officer's pension benefits if the spouse remarries. |
| HB 1202 - Lonsdale, Chris
| | Restrict local government submission of a ballot issue to raise or impose a tax be be only on the general election or primary ballot. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | * HB 391 - Murphy, Jim
| | Prohibit any court from changing langage adopted by the legislature for a ballot proposal. | | HB 449 - Butz, Steve
| | Repeal a provision that allows a political candidate to serve as his campaign committee's treasurer. | | HB 783 - McGaugh, Peggy
| | Make it a felony crime to threaten or harm an election official or the official's family, stalks an election official or famly, attempts to influence or pressures an election official to violate an election law. Require absentee ballot applications be kept private. Exempt a government agency or employee from the registration requirement for someone who registers more than ten persons to vote. Extend the distance from a polling place were electioneering in prohibited from 25 feet to 57 feet.
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| | Various changes involving defining a fiduciary income. Legislative staff describe the bill has bringing the state into conformity with a national Uniform Fuduciary Income and Princple Act. | | HR 12 -- CLIMATE CHANGE RISKS | | Sponsor: Owen, Bill (Rep-131) | | Urges Missouri to oppose federal rules or regulations requiring companies to disclose climate change risk | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 425 - Perkins, Chad
| | Various provisions to recognize medical marijuana operations for financial transactions. | | HB 1210 - O'Donnell, Michael
| | Increase the limit of a tax credit for a business that provides affordable housing. |
| HB 845 - Mayhew, Don
| | Establish a temporary license for a dietitian who practices under the supervision of a licensed dietitian. | | HB 873 - Peters, Tara
| | Establish a temporary license for a dietitian who practices under the supervision of a licensed dietitian. | | HB 775 - Coleman, Jeff
| | Remove a $150,000 limit on grants for nursing education institutions. Impose surcharge for renewal of nurse licenses. * | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 393 - Black, John
| | Exempt the Highway Patrol from a requirement that state government pay plans be on a statewide basis. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 431 - Perkins, Chad
| | Require a retail outlet accept U.S. currency for payment, with exceptions. | | HB 1076 - Smith, Cody
| | Exempt from the state income tax a federal grant to the tax payer to expand access to broadband internet coverage. | | HB 1097 - Riggs, Louis
| | Provide a state income tax deduction for tangible property tax payments. | | HB 1134 - Matthiesen, Mark
| | Increase the maximum housing tax credit for elderly and disabled home owners and renters, known as the Circuit Breaker. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 511 - McGirl, Mike
| | Remove taxes on bingo tabs and organizations conducting bingo games. | | HB 590 - Knight, Jeff
| | Exempt from the sales tax a vehicle more than ten years old, if the sale price is less than $25,000. | | HB 1141 - Van Schoiack, Dean
| | Exempt sale of used property from the sales tax, except for motor vehicles and boats. | | HB 1144 - Keathley, Ben
| | Impose a three-year prohibition on resubmitting to voters a local tax increase or new tax rejected by voters. | | * HB 1252 - Davidson, Bishop
| | Require tax collections that exceed "anticipated tax collections" for a fiscal year by $50 million to be automatically transferred to a special fund and require a cut in the income and sales tax rates. Allow appropriation from the fund if the state has a "budgetary short fall" after the tax cuts. | | HJR 7 - Kelley, Ann
| | Expand the property exemption of a military veteran who was a prisoner of war and has a total service-connected disability to any veteran with a total service-connected disability.
* | | HJR 11 - Griffith, Dave
| | Expand a property tax exemption for a former prisoner of war to include any military veteran with a total service-connected disability. |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 345 - McGirl, Mike
| | Allow a special road districts to spent all of its revenue for grading and repairing roads within a city. Current law limits expenditure for such purposes to no more than one-fourth of the district's revenue.
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| Committee: | General Laws | | | | Chair: | Alex Riley (134) | | | | | Date: | Tuesday, March 28, 2023 - Upcoming | | | | Time: | 4:30 PM or upon adjournment (whichever is later) | | | | Location: | House Hearing Room 7 | | |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 926 - Falkner, Bill
| | Expand the type of local governmenments whose contractors are exempt from lawsuit attachments. | | HB 1039 - Christ, Brad
| | Prohibit local government from regulating tobacco products or alternative nicotine products including vapor products.
| | * HB 1045 - Stinnett, Melanie
| | Restrict when a health care insurance company can require prior approval for medical services, with exceptions. |
| Committee: | Healthcare Reform | | | | Chair: | Kent Haden (43) | | | | | Date: | Tuesday, March 28, 2023 - Upcoming | | | | Time: | 4:30 PM or upon adjournment (whichever is later) | | | | Location: | House Hearing Room 1 | | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 100 - Davidson, Bishop
| | Require prior authorization for transfer of a dental service care contract to another provider.
| | HB 464 - Gregory, Kurtis
| | Exempt various non-profit and Farm Bureau health insurance plans from insurance laws. | | HB 1128 - Haden, Kent
| | Expand the definition of first responders to include paramedics in various laws on emergencial medical care. | | HB 342 - Pouche, Sean
| | Limit the required insurance co-pays for a 30-day supply of insuline or epinephrine auto-injectors. | | HB 885 - Perkins, Chad
| | Require pubic schools to teach about premenstrual dysphoric disorder in grades 9 or 10. |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | SCR 7 -- | | Sponsor: Bernskoetter, Mike (Sen-06) | | Creates the America 250 Missouri Commission | | HB 224 - Boyd, Mazzie
| | Designate the Hawken rifle as the official Misouri rifle. | | HB 530 - Clemens, Doug
| | Designate the Hawken rifle as the official Misouri rifle. | | HB 434 - Nickson-Clark, Chantelle
| | Designate October 21st of each year as "Domestic
Violence Awareness Day". | | HB 817 - Deaton, Dirk
| | Designate January as "State Legislator Remembrance Month." |
Hearing Date Wednesday, March 29, 2023
| HB 633 - Kelley, Ann
| | Add requirements required in the annual training of newly hired school district employees. Require the training be as soon as possible for a new hire. For other, provide the schedule can be based on the needm of the school district. | | HB 883 - Cupps, Scott
| | Require the Education Department develop a written curriculum on health and family education "with an emphasis on behavioral health. | | HB 350 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Increase grants for the Missouri Empowerment Scholarship that provides financial support for students attending private schools and home schooling costs. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | * HB 482 - Baker, Ben
| | Prohibitsa public school requiring a teacher to discuss "public policy issues of the day." Establish various rights for public school student parents to review instructional material, visit the school, check on the student's hours and other information. Various other disclosure requirements. | | * HB 627 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Establish a constitutional right for parents to direct education of their children. Define information school districts must provide in an online page. | | HB 529 - Black, John
| | Add provisions for additional increases in the formula that allocates state funds to local public schools |
| HB 823 - Smith, Travis
| | Provide that if a U.S. constitutional convention is called, Missouri's representation shall be from commissioners selected by the legislature and bound by instructions from a joint legislative committee. | | HB 124 - Nurrenbern, Maggie
| | Expand the ban on tobacco products for minors to include vaping products. Increase from18 years of age to 21 the age below which sale of tobacco products is prohibited. | | HB 517 - Mayhew, Don
| | Raise the age for purchase of tobacco products from 18 years of age to 21 years of age. Include vapor products in the restriction. | | HB 646 - Lovasco, Tony
| | Make all legislators ex officio members of local boards, commissions and councils of local government in their districts. But do not give them the power to vote on any matter before the local board or to get compensation for being an ex officio member. | | HB 954 - West, Richard
| | Restrict a homeowners' association from imposing additional conditions or restrictions that did not exist exist when the owner purchased the property, without consent. Various other provisions dealing with homeowners' associations.
| | HB 1295 -- POLITICAL SUBDIVISION MEETINGS | | Sponsor: West, Richard (Rep-102) | | Establishes general requirements for meetings of governing bodies of political subdivisions | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 603 - Reedy, Rodger
| | Require public and charter schools to offer a driving education class. | | * HB 157 - O'Donnell, Michael
| | Exempt all areas of Missouri from daylight saving time. But if two states bordering Missouri adopt a law making daylight savings as the standard time. In such a case, make daylight savings time the year-round standard time. | | HB 1208 - Casteel, David
| | Repeal a provision imposing a limit on the amount of a sales tax for emergency services in Jefferson County.
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| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | HB 1083 - Christofanelli, Phil
| | Regulate and license mechanical contractors. | | HB 368 - West, Richard
| | Regulate and license mechanical contractors, unless the mechanical contractor has a local government license. * |
| Public Hearings will be conducted for the following bills: | | * HJR 66 - Baker, Ben
| | Essentially would prohibit ranked voting. Restrict a person from voting for more than one candidate for an office. Require every voting machine produce a paper record. | | HB 654 - Amato, Phil
| | Provide a tax credit for donations to local hospital foundations. | | HB 1394 - Keathley, Ben
| | Prohibit a non-compete prohibition of a health care professional by a health facility employer. | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | * HB 267 - Buchheit-Courtway, Cyndi
| | Restores Missouri's preference presidential primary. Also allows poll challengers to collect and disclose after the polls close which party ballot was selected by voters. The Presidental primary was eliminated by legislation signed by the governor in 2022 (HB 1878). | | * HB 347 - Veit, Rudy
| | Restores Missouri's preference presidential primary. Also allows poll challengers to collect and disclose which party ballot was selected by voters. The Presidental primary was eliminated by legislation signed by the governor in 2022 (HB 1878). |
| Committee: | Utilities | | | | Chair: | Bob Bromley (162) | | | | | Date: | Wednesday, March 29, 2023 - Upcoming | | | | Time: | 12:00 PM or upon morning recess (whichever is later) | | | | Location: | House Hearing Room 1 | | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 697 - Hovis, Barry
| | Allow trustees of reorganized common sewer districts to receive attendance fees. | | HB 891 - Falkner, Bill
| | Change the requirement for a community water system to have an annual test of every hydrant in the system to just scheduled testing. | | HB 1143 - Keathley, Ben
| | Provide rate reductions for customers of natural gas companies, for certain conditions. |
Hearing Date Thursday, March 30, 2023
| HB 1363 -- DAMAGE TO MOTOR VEHICLES | | Sponsor: Cook, Bennie (Rep-143) | | Requires the Department of Conservation to pay the first two hundred fifty dollars of damages to a motor vehicle that collides with a deer | | HB 1398 -- TAX AMNESTY | | Sponsor: Cupps, Scott (Rep-158) | | Authorizes a one-time amnesty month for certain delinquent motor vehicle liabilities | |
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| Executive Session will be held on the following bills: | | HB 520 - Mayhew, Don
| | Allow a motor fuel purchaser designate a non-profit organization to get the motor fuel tax passed in 2021 (SB 262) which the purchaser can seek a refund. |
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