Missouri Rep. Jim Viebrock (R)

MO - Public Employee Retirement

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MO - Elections (House)

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MO - Retirement (House)

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MO - Appropriations - Agriculture and Natural Resources (House)

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MO - Utilities (House)

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MO - Real Id and Personal Privacy (House)

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MO - HB1448 Creates the crime of stealing leased property

MO - HB1517 Changes the laws regarding the impoundment of an animal suspected of being neglected or abused

MO - HB1706 Removes the provision that requires fire protection districts located in Greene County to have an audit performed every two years

MO - HB1747 Requires any person operating an establishment in which horse meat is processed or sold for human consumption to annually register with the Department of Agriculture

MO - HB2192 Requires an employment contract for a vocational agriculture teacher to be for a 12-month period to ensure continuing coverage of all duties relating to the subject when school is not in session

MO - HB1630 Requires residential and commercial septage removal companies to register with the Department of Natural Resources

MO - HB1750 Requires certain incumbent local exchange telecommunications companies to reduce both its composite originating and terminating intrastate switched exchange access rates

MO - HB1787 Changes the laws regarding defensive use of force by a property owner or lessor, lowers the age for obtaining a concealed carry endorsement, and exempts antique firearms from certain weapons offenses

MO - HB1999 Specifies that if Missouri loses a Congressional district following the 2010 redistricting, the ninth member of the University of Missouri Board of Curators will be a student curator with voting right

MO - HB2038 Limits the liability of any entity in cases of personal injury or death arising from or related to the geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide or other specified gases in Greene County

MO - HB2102 Changes the laws regarding the Animal Care Facilities Act

MO - HB2239 Changes the laws regarding hotline calls reporting suspected child abuse or neglect to the Children's Division within the Department of Social Services

MO - HB2266 Repeals the provision which prohibits expanded polypropylene coolers from being on or within 50 feet of any river in this state with certain exceptions

MO - HB2310 Changes the laws regarding infrastructure replacement surcharges for water corporations

MO - HB2357 Prohibits any public retirement plan of the state or a political subdivision from investing funds with foreign companies that have active ties to specified countries that are nonhumanitarian in nature

MO - HB2362 Establishes the Agritourism Promotion Act which allows for the registration of any person who is engaged in a business which provides agritourism activities in this state

MO - HB2410 Prohibits an elected public official who is a licensed attorney from practicing criminal law before a court in the county or political subdivision if the attorney is entitled to vote on the court's budget

MO - HJR57 Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting any person, employer, or health care provider from being compelled to participate in any health care system

MO - HJR82 Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring impeachments to be tried by the Senate except for an impeachment of the Governor which is to be tried by the Missouri Supreme Court

MO - HJR88 Proposes a constitutional amendment asserting the state's sovereignty and the sovereignty of its citizens under the Tenth Amendment of the United States Constitution

MO - HCR40 Opposes any federal infringement on citizens' right to keep and bear arms under the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution

MO - HCR70 Strongly urges the state Department of Transportation to allow the ten credit unions currently housed in Department facilities to remain until credit union member owners decide to move out of such facilities

MO - HCR77 Calls on the Attorney General to file an independent lawsuit or join 13 state attorneys general in their lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the federal health care reform legislation