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5/29/2012 - Bill Aims to Transfer People with Disabilities to Communities Died Again:
Wrap: Republican Representative Zachary Wyatt from Northeast Missouri says, for people with developmental disabilities, a community based living provides more freedom than institutional facilities.
5/29/2012 - 4th:
Republican Representative Zachary Wyatt from the Second District is proposing a bill that calls for the Department of Mental Health to develop a smooth transition plan.
5/2/2012 - Missouri representative announces he is gay, opposes proposal to limit sexuality discussions in school:
Wrap: 2nd District Republican Representative Zachary Wyatt publicly announced he's gay and criticized the bill.
5/2/2012 - Republican represenative comes out and denounces sexual orientation legislation:
Missouri Republican legislator, Rep. Zachary Wyatt,  of Green Castle, held a press conference Monday to come out publicly as a gay man and to speak against a bill banning discussion of sexual orientation in public schools.
4/4/2012 - State legislators voice concerns over disability rights:
Wrap: Republican Representative Zachary Wyatt spoke to hundreds of people with disabilities and advocacy groups about his bill that would help get them the care needed to live within the community rather than in instiutions.
3/6/2012 - Idea of Student Curators Shot Down in House Committee Meeting Tuesday.:
Similar legislation was sponsored by Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Kirksville, whose bill said that the student curator must be of graduate or have professional standing.
1/30/2012 - Families oppose bill that would close mental health rehabilitation centers :
The House bill follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision in 1999, known as the Olmstead Act. This law would transition "people with disabilities into the least restrictive type of care," Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Green Castle, said.
1/25/2012 - Missouri House considers bringing renewable energy to the Capitol:
Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Green Castle, proposed a bill in front of the House Renewable Energy committee that aims to start a program in one of Missouri's state parks. The program would test renewable energy resources, such as solar panels, to provide energy for the as yet unspecified state park. 
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 12, 2012:
Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Kirksville, sponsored similar legislation which would have required that the ninth member of the board be a student of graduate or professional standing. The student could be from the same congressional district as one member of the board.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 5, 2012:
Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Kirksville, sponsored similar legislation which would have required that the ninth member of the board be a student of graduate or professional standing. The student could be from the same congressional district as one member of the board.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 6, 2012:
The House bill follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision in 1999, known as the Olmstead Act. This law would transition "people with disabilities into the least restrictive type of care," Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Green Castle, said.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 30, 2012:
The House bill follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision in 1999, known as the Olmstead Act. This law would transition "people with disabilities into the least restrictive type of care," Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Green Castle, said.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 23, 2012:
The first bill, proposed by Rep. Zachary Wyatt, R-Green Castle, aims to start a program in one of Missouri's state parks. The program would test renewable energy resources, such as solar panels, to provide energy for the as-yet-unspecified state park.
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