Missouri Rep. Kate Meiners (D)

MO - Gaming and Wagering

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MO - Children and Families (House)

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MO - Senior Citizen Advocacy (House)

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MO - Tourism (House)

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MO - HB450 Allows people to take an opened bottle of wine out of a restaurant and transport it in a vehicle

MO - HB125 Requires eye protection for motorcycle or motortricycle operators

MO - HB122 Imposes an adult entertainment tax

MO - HB124 Requires a child to be at least eight years old, four feet six inches in height, and 65 pounds in weight to ride as a passenger on a motorcycle

MO - HB449 Specifies that the sales tax exemption for converting a vehicle to handicapped accessible includes vehicles modified before purchase

MO - HB123 Removes the $500 loss limit for gambling and raises the adjusted gross receipts tax for gambling from 20% to 21%

MO - HB55 Revises certain calculations in the school funding formula

MO - HB114 Extends the expiration date of the Kansas City transportation sales tax to December 31, 2015

MO - HB187 Allows the Department of Social Services to establish and implement an advertising campaign to recruit adoptive and foster parents

MO - HB188 Revises the crime of assault of a law enforcement officer or emergency personnel in the first, second, or third degree by adding prosecutors and circuit attorneys and their assistants

MO - HB196 Expands the crime of arson and extends the statute of limitation on arson from three to five years

MO - HB279 Prohibits any entity from preventing a student athlete from competing in or training for any Olympic event

MO - HB389 Expands the crime of endangering the welfare of a minor to include producing or selling methamphetamine within the residence of a minor

MO - HB398 Requires flashing yellow lights on navigational and regulatory markers on the waters of the state

MO - HB400 Establishes the Dental Carve-Out Act of 2005 to implement a process for providing dental benefits to public assistance recipients

MO - HB403 Requires the State of Missouri to provide Missouri National Guard personnel called into active duty with a $250,000 term life insurance death benefit

MO - HB440 Requires that one voting member of the board of curators of certain state institutions of higher education be a student

MO - HB476 Prohibits discrimination based upon a person's sexual orientation

MO - HB643 Changes the standard for violation of the Sunshine Law by a governmental body from knowingly to negligently

MO - HB679 Requires the State Board of Education and local school boards to adopt a policy that encourages effective involvement by parents in support of the education of their children

MO - HB683 Changes the income eligibility guidelines for receiving child care subsidy benefits

MO - HB724 Requires certain group health insurance companies to provide coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility

MO - HB739 Makes certain persons convicted of homicide eligible for parole and requires periodic reviews by the Board of Probation and Parole

MO - HB801 Establishes the Missouri Alternatives to Abortion Program in either or both the Department of Social Services or the Department of Health and Senior Services

MO - HB808 Prohibits the Missouri Housing Development Commission from making grants and loans to the City of Kansas City unless certain conditions are met

MO - HB832 Provides that any restrictive real estate convenant included in an association's governing document will be removed by the board of directors of that association

MO - HB921 Authorizes local governing bodies to adopt an option for making a partial payment of property taxes by December 31 with the balance due at the end of the following February

MO - HB923 Requires health insurance coverage for the cost of human papillomavirus testing as a cervical cancer screening test

MO - HJR7 Proposes a constitutional amendment to increase legislative term limits from eight to 12 years and the term of office for representatives from two to four years

MO - HJR24 Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the Governor from reducing appropriations for elementary, secondary, and higher education