passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 1998: Creates guidelines for reviewing the comprehensive state energy plan. Placed on Informal Calendar Sponsor Jack Bondon (R) · 5 co-sponsors Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 2043: Designates the first Tuesday in May as "Law Enforcement Appreciation Day." Placed on Informal Calendar Sponsor Nate Tate (R) · 4 co-sponsors Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 2216: Prohibits political subdivisions from restricting the rights of certain property owners with regard to water resources Placed on Informal Calendar Sponsor Rick Brattin (R) · 1 co-sponsor Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 1389: Excludes autocycle operators from protective headgear requirements Placed on Informal Calendar Sponsor Scott Fitzpatrick (R) · 1 co-sponsor Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 1267: Changes the laws by adding virtual institutions to the "Access Missouri Financial Assistance Program" Placed on Informal Calendar Sponsor Donna Lichtenegger (R) · 3 co-sponsors Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 2438: Specifies that board members of a nonprofit organization are exempt from workers' compensation requirements Second read and referred: Senate Small Business and Industry(S) Sponsor Tim Remole (R) Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 1577: Changes the laws relating to labor organizations Voted Do Pass (H) Sponsor John Wiemann (R) · 1 co-sponsor Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HCR 69: Urges the President of the United States to authorize a state funeral when the last of the World War II Medal of Honor Recipient dies. Reported Do Pass (S) Sponsor Charlie Davis (R) · 3 co-sponsors Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HCR 96: Designates May as "Move Over and Slow Down Awareness Month." Reported Do Pass (S) Sponsor Kathie Conway (R) Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HCB 23: Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions Second read and referred: Senate Local Government and Elections(S) Sponsor Shamed Dogan (R) Track
passed · Missouri · House May 8, 2018 HB 1739: Allows the court to depart from minimum sentencing provisions in certain circumstances Second read and referred: Senate Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence(S) Sponsor Cody Smith (R) · 5 co-sponsors Track
in committee · Missouri · House May 7, 2018 HB 2259: Changes the laws regarding rape kits by requiring the attorney general to establish a system to track the status of the kits Placed Back on Perfection Calendar Sponsor Donna Lichtenegger (R) Track