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2006 Bill(s)
SB 620 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Small Business Description: Expand who's covered and enforcement of the prevailing wage law for public works.
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SB 621 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Aging Description: Require a cost-benefit analysis to the legislature before a Mental Health Dept. facility can be closed or downsized.
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* SB 622 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Ways & Means Description: Provide a tax deduction for the cost to a business for providing health care coverage for workers.
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* SB 670 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Ways & Means Description: Provide an income tax deduction for higher education expenses, except for higher incomes.
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* SB 671 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Pensions Description: Require Medicaid recipients identify their employers with the company names made public.
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SB 672 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Economic Development Description: A number of changes in tax increment financing - TIF.
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* SB 772 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Ways & Means Description: Repeal a provision letting businesses keep 2% of the sales tax due to cover the costs of collecting the tax.
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SB 853 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Judiciary Description: Set a minimum jail sentence and fine for securites fraud against elderly or disabled person.
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SB 854 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Small Business Description: Impose restrictions and requirements for a local government to privatize a government service.
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SB 887 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Financial & Governmental Organizations Description: Tigthen a finance restriction on contributions by candidate committees.
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SB 928 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Small Business Description: Ban a business from classifying an employee an independent contractor in order to avoid a tax liability.
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SB 929 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Small Business Description: Exempt medical payments from reduction when a worker's compensation claim has been reduced.
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* SB 930 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Economic Development Description: Require legislative approval for a trade agreement to be in force in Missouri.
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* SB 966 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Financial & Governmental Organizations Description: Ban the St. Louis and Kansas City sports authorities from hiring lobbyists.
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SB 967 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Small Business Description: Narrow the definition of employees who are excluded from the state's law on overtime pay.
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HCS SCS SB 968 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: H 3rd Read Description: Require city and volunteer fire districts, associations and departments to register with the state.
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SB 986 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Aging Description: Impose minimum fines for group mental health home violations.
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SB 987 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: IN SCS SB 667 Description: Name a portion of I44 in St. Louis County the Trooper Ralph Tatoian Memorial Highway
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SB 988 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Small Business Description: Prohibit hiring illegal aliens on government-funded contracts.
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SB 1034 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Financial & Governmental Organizations Description: Change the definition of professional counseling that requires a state license - include research & referral.
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SB 1129 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: S Economic Development Description: Prohibit 3rd class cities from taxing real estate agents, but let the cities regulate them.
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SB 1130 Sponsor:Green, Tim Status: H Local Govt Description: Repeal the authorization for 4th class cities to pay various board members.
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