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2016 Bill(s)
* SCS SB 646 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: H 3rd Read Description: Require school districts to adopt policies on suicide awareness and prevention.
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* SB 647 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Financial, Gov't Organ. & Elections Description: Impose additional limits on payday loans and consumer credit loans and other restrictions. Subject the proposal to the voters rather than the governor for final approval.
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* SB 648 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Veterans' Affairs & Health Description: Expand Medicaid coverage to adults with incomes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level. Missouri law currently disregards the first 5 percent of income so the actual limit would be 138 percent. Medicaid provides health care coverage for the lower income.
See: Official legislative description and status* SB 807 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Rules Description: Reimpose voter-approved limits on how much any one source can contribute to a candidate for public office.
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SB 808 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Rules Description: Require some tax-exempt non-profit organizations -- 501(c)(4) organizations -- to disclose their donors under the law requiring disclosure of campaign contributions. 501(c)(4) organizations are those that can spend some, but not all of their money, on politics. Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS is a 501(c)(4).
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SB 819 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Veterans' Affairs & Health Description: Require all staff of health facilities have flu vaccinations.
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SB 820 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Transport., Infrastructure & Safety Description: Repeal the ban on police stopping someone for not wearing a seat belt. Expand the law to cover trucks and back-seat passengers.
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SB 821 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Transport., Infrastructure & Safety Description: Expand the law against persons under age 21 using a cell phone while driving to include adults. Add an exemption for hands-free texting.
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* SB 850 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Financial, Gov't Organ. & Elections Description: Give the Health Department power to immediately close an illegally operating child care facility. Require every child care facility to disclose to a parent the licensing status of the facility.
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SB 953 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Small Business Description: Raise the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour, adjusted annually based on the cost fo living. As of January 2016, the adjusted rate is $7.65.
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SB 1029 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Education Description: Require school districts to adopt policies on suicide awareness and prevention. Expand requirements dealing with cyberbulling.
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SB 1030 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Veterans' Affairs & Health Description: Establish lien rights for Medicaid costs paid by the state to the extent the recipient has a claim against a third party for coverage.
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SB 1049 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Small Business Description: Provide benefits for a worker to take time off work to care for a family member.
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SB 1122 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Transport., Infrastructure & Safety Description: Require a 24-hour waiting period before a firearms dealer can deliver a firearm to a purchaser.
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SB 1123 Sponsor:Schupp, Jill Status: S Jobs, Economic & Local Gov't Description: Let St. Louis County impose a sales tax up to one-half percent to finance law enforcement, upon voter approval.
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Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.
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