Sen. Jill Carter

Maddy summaryThis bill's abstract states it "modifies provisions relating to concealed carry permits" but provides no specific details about the changes. Without concrete information on what aspects of permit rules are being altered (such as application requirements, background checks, or restrictions), a substantive summary cannot be provided. The bill is currently in early stages (prefiled, then first reading) and has been referred to the Transportation Committee. As it stands, the abstract does not describe any specific policy changes or affected groups.

Maddy summarySB 1348 was a withdrawn Missouri legislative bill (prefiled December 2025, withdrawn December 10, 2025) that proposed revisions to credit union membership rules. It aimed to replace existing statutes with new provisions governing membership eligibility, share structures, and geographic expansion requirements for credit unions. Key proposed changes included setting minimum/maximum share values ($1-$100), defining membership groups (common occupation/geography), and restricting geographic expansion rules. Since the bill was withdrawn before enactment, none of these provisions became law, and no credit unions were affected by its proposed changes.

Maddy summarySB 11 modifies Missouri's income tax code by adjusting how federal adjusted gross income (AGI) is calculated for state tax purposes. It adds specific items to federal AGI (like certain federal tax refunds and interest on government bonds) and subtracts others (such as state tax refunds and some interest income) to determine Missouri taxable income. The bill directly affects Missouri residents filing state income tax returns by changing how they calculate their taxable income based on federal tax items. It does not create a new deduction for survivor benefits as the title suggests, but rather adjusts existing tax computation rules for various federal tax items. This is a technical tax code revision, not a policy change affecting specific benefit types.

Maddy summarySCR 3 is a procedural Senate Concurrent Resolution that modifies Missouri Southern State University's official statewide mission statement. It does not create new laws or affect specific programs or individuals directly. The bill changes the university's designated mission as defined by state law, but the specific wording or nature of the modification is not detailed in the provided abstract. As a procedural resolution, it primarily updates the institution's formal designation within Missouri's higher education framework. No concrete policy changes or affected populations beyond the university's official status are described.

Maddy summaryThis bill's title and abstract only state it "creates, repeals, and modifies provisions relating to workforce development initiatives" without specifying the exact changes, affected programs, or key mechanisms. The provided context lacks concrete details about which existing provisions are repealed, what new initiatives are created, or how the bill would alter workforce development programs. Recent actions confirm it passed both chambers and was delivered to the governor (as of May 30, 2025), but no substantive policy changes are described. Without specific provisions or affected groups detailed in the abstract, a meaningful summary of its policy impact cannot be provided.

Maddy summaryBased on the provided context, a summary of SB 160 cannot be generated. The official abstract ("Establishes provisions relating to educational institutions") is entirely generic and does not specify any concrete policy changes, affected groups, or mechanisms. Without details on the bill's actual content (e.g., funding, curriculum, regulations), a factual summary meeting your requirements is impossible. The bill's passage status (e.g., "Truly Agreed To," "Signed by Speaker") confirms it became law but reveals nothing about its substance.

Maddy summaryBased on the information provided, SB 360 creates an "Education Freedom Act" and modifies existing rules for how public elementary and secondary schools are assessed. The specific details of what the "Education Freedom Act" entails or how the assessment provisions are modified are not available in this context.

Maddy summaryBased on the provided information, SB 163 modifies existing provisions related to taxation. The abstract does not provide specific details on which taxes are affected, who is directly impacted, or the key mechanisms of these modifications.

Maddy summaryBased on the provided information, SB 60 "Modifies provisions relating to the protection of vulnerable persons." The specific details of what these modifications entail, which vulnerable persons are directly affected, or the key mechanisms of these provisions are not described in the given context. More information about the bill's content would be needed to provide a detailed summary.

Maddy summarySB 59 authorizes a new income tax deduction for individuals receiving specific types of survivor benefits. This bill allows recipients to deduct these particular benefits from their taxable income. The primary aim is to reduce the state income tax burden for those receiving these designated survivor benefits.