| Date: Monday, March 27 | Time: 1:30 pm | Room: Senate Lounge |
SB 247 - Brown, Justin
| Repeal the 2022 sunset for a tax deduction for net capital gains for sale of stock to a Missouri employee stock ownership plan. The Senate added a number of unrelated tax deductions. | |
* HCS HJR 43 - Henderson, Mike| Increase the number signatures required for an initiatve petition to put a proposed law or constitutional amendment on the ballot. The HCS limits the measure to requiring a 60 percent vote for approval of a constitutional amendment rather than the current simple majority requirement. | |
| Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Monday, March 27 | Time: 2:00 PM | Room: Senate Lounge |
SB 514 - Hoskins, Denny
| 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. | |
* SB 498 - Eigel, Bill
| Exempt overtime pay from the state income tax. * | |
* SB 459 - Schroer, Nick
| Provide tax credits for moving a business unit to Missouri from China or Russia * | |
| Amended to remove SB493. Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Monday, March 27 | Time: 2:00 p.m. | Room: SCR 1 |
SB 384 - Gannon, Elaine
| Various changes in probartion and parole supervision in and from other states. Require a Missourian pay a $175 fee for transferring supervision to another state. Place the money into an interstate compact for supervision. | |
SB 387 - Trent, Curtis
| Add tougher requirements for mental health exam of a criminally accused defendant include include whether the defendant has the mental capacity to proceed in the criminal process. | |
SB 405 - Schroer, Nick
| Expand a law on endangering the welfare of a child to include encouraging a child to engage in violation of various firearm laws. | |
* SB 423 - Washington, Barbara
| Raise the minum age for a juvenile to be certified to stand trial for a criminal offense from at least 12 years of age to at least 14 years of age. | |
| *SB 359 removed from bills to be considered. Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Monday, March 27 | Time: 2:00 PM | Room: SCR 2 |
* SB 346 - Crawford, Sandy
| 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. Exempt a government agency or employee from the registration requirement for someone who registers more than ten persons to vote. Require absentee ballot applications be kept private. Extend the distance from a polling place were electioneering in prohibited from 25 feet to 57 feet. | |
SB 354 - Hoskins, Denny
| Increase the maximum percentage sales tax a county can propose to voters for emergency services from 0.5 percent to 1 percent in certain counties. | |
SB 412 - Brown, Ben
| Allow library districts to change when then must submit a budget for the next fiscal year. | |
| Executive Session: SB 148 SB 180 SB 365 SB 400 Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Tuesday, March 28 | Time: 8:15 am | Room: Senate Lounge |
SB 166 - Carter, Jill
| Prohibit a city or county from impossing curriculum requirements on a public or private school located in the city or county. | |
* SB 410 - Koenig, Andrew
| Prohibit a variety of government agencies including and health from requiring diversity inclusion training requirements or programs. | |
| Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Tuesday, March 28 | Time: 8:30am | Room: SCR 1 |
SB 471 - Bernskoetter, Mike
| Let a licensed a chiropractor practice as an animal chiropractic, if certified by one of two chiropractic associations. Repeal a requirement to be a licensed veterinarian to engage in animal chiropractor practice. | |
SB 519 - Hoskins, Denny
| Remove the cap on the amount of tax credits that can be provided in a year for the sale of biodiesel fuel. Current law imposes a $4 million annual limit. | |
SB 529 - Brown, Justin
| Expand the limits for a student loan program for large animal veterinary students. | |
| Note the start time for the hearing. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Tuesday, March 28 | Time: 10:00 am | Room: Senate Lounge |
* SB 333 - Trent, Curtis
| Provide an exemption to a voter-approved ban in 1976 that prohibits an electric utility from including in its rates the cost of construction that has not yet generated power to customers -- essentially prohibiting passing on to customers costs of "construction work in progress." The ban was approved in response to efforts to charge for costs of the Callway County nuclear power plant while it was still being constructed. | |
SB 374 - Cierpiot, Mike
| Various changes in renewable energy standard requirements for utilities. Provide exemption from compliance costs, in some cases. * | |
SB 395 - Bernskoetter, Mike
| Extend the expiration date for various Natural Resources Dept. fees covering environmental activities. | |
SB 414 - Rowden, Caleb
| Provide provisions by which the owner of an abandoned LPG container can sell or transfer the container. | |
| Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Tuesday, March 28 | Time: 10:00 AM | Room: SCR 1 |
* SB 99 - Eigel, Bill
| Prohibit the state Health Department and public schools from requiring a child have a COVID-19 vaccination. | |
* SB 201 - Brattin, Rick
| Prohibit an employer from requiring a COVID-19 vaccination because of the employee's religious, ethical or moral beliefs. Prohibit a school from requring a COVID-19 vaccination for attendance or participation in a school-sponsored extracurricular activities. | |
* SB 159 - Schroer, Nick
| Prohibit public schools from requiring students or staff to have COVID-19 vaccinations. | |
| Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Tuesday, March 28 | Time: 12:00 p.m. | Room: SCR 1 |
SB 521 - Crawford, Sandy
| Extend the sunset on a surcharge the Worker's Compensation Division can impose on policies to cover the Second Injury Fund that covers medical costs for workers injured on the job. | |
* SB 342 - Trent, Curtis
| Impose requirements on consumer legal funding contracts and contigency fees with attorneys involving awards in lawsuits. | |
SB 492 - Trent, Curtis
| Various consumer protection provisions and requirements for motor vehicle finance agreements. | |
| Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
| Date: Wednesday, March 29 | Time: 12:00 pm | Room: Senate Lounge |
SB 77 - Black, Rusty
| Two technical changes in calculation of the state government employee liabilities. | |
SB 436 - Carter, Jill
| Impose various restrictions and requirements on government retirement systems including proxy advisors and proxy votes. Prohibit consideration for investments to further various social, political or ideologiaol interests including environmental stands, abortion, gender change and firearms. Give the attorney general power to enforce the provisions. | |
SB 540 - Eigel, Bill
| Include a signing bonus in a provision providing a tax deduction for income for the military. | |
* SB 542 - Eigel, Bill
| Prohibit imposing a COVID-19 vaccination requirement on National Guard members. | |
| Executive Session will follow. |
| EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE |
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