Sen. Nick Schroer

Maddy summarySB 485 proposes to change the timing of school board elections. Specifically, it moves these elections from their current schedule to occur concurrently with the November general election. This means voters will cast ballots for school board members at the same time they vote for state and federal offices. The bill directly affects individuals running for school board positions and all eligible voters in school districts.

Maddy summaryThe bill's official abstract ("Creates provisions relating to cannabis") provides no specific details about its content. No substantive provisions, affected groups, or policy mechanisms are described in the available context. The bill is currently pending in the legislative process (listed on an informal calendar as of May 14, 2025), with recent amendments withdrawn or defeated. Without further information on the bill's actual text or committee reports, a factual summary of its provisions cannot be provided.

Maddy summaryBased on the information provided, SB 52 modifies existing provisions related to public safety. However, the specific details regarding which provisions are changed, how they are modified, or who is directly affected are not available in this abstract.

Maddy summarySB 506 amends Supreme Court Rule 15.05. This rule governs the continuing legal education requirements that lawyers must meet to maintain their professional standing.

Maddy summarySB 77 modifies existing regulations concerning the carrying of firearms on public transit systems. Based on the provided abstract, the bill aims to change these provisions. However, the specific details of these modifications - such as whether they expand or restrict firearm access, or how they will be implemented - are not available in this context. Therefore, it is not possible to describe the key mechanisms or who is directly affected beyond those who carry firearms and utilize public transit.

Maddy summarySB 741 modifies the rules governing the appointment of legal counsel. These changes specifically apply to individuals who have been sentenced to death. The bill addresses how attorneys are provided for those seeking postconviction relief, which involves challenging their convictions or sentences after initial appeals.

Maddy summaryBased on the provided information, SB 676 modifies existing provisions related to certain convention and sports facility authorities. The abstract does not provide specific details about what these modifications entail, which authorities are affected, or the nature of the changes.

Maddy summaryThe context provided for SB 144 only includes the title ("Modifies provisions relating to advanced practice registered nurses") and a duplicate abstract with no specific details about the bill's content. Without information on the exact changes to regulations, affected parties (e.g., nurses, healthcare facilities), or key mechanisms (e.g., scope of practice, licensing requirements), a substantive summary cannot be created. To generate a factual summary as requested, additional details about the bill's provisions would be required.

Maddy summarySB 799 designates every August 19th as "Eddie Gaedel Day" in Missouri. The bill commemorates Eddie Gaedel, a minor league baseball player known for his unusually small stature who appeared in one Major League Baseball game in 1951. This is a symbolic recognition with no practical policy impact or direct effect on residents or state operations. It serves purely as a ceremonial observance.

Maddy summarySB 798 designates October 16th each year as "Michael Collins Day" in Missouri. The bill honors Michael Collins, an Irish revolutionary, soldier, and politician, by establishing an annual state observance. This procedural bill does not create new policies or affect specific groups; it simply recognizes Collins' historical significance through a named day. The designation applies statewide, encouraging commemorative activities but requiring no government action or funding.