Missouri Rep. Michael Parson (R)

MO - Transportation (House)

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MO - Crime Prevention and Public Safety (House)

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MO - Senior Citizen Advocacy (House)

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MO - Appropriations - Transportation and Economic Development (House)

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MO - HB732 Allows local government officials to accept certain methods of payment for taxes and licenses

MO - HB324 Creates the crime of trespass on school property, a class C misdemeanor

MO - HB855 Authorizes the Department of Economic Development to contract with a higher education institute to establish a distant dental hygienist learning program

MO - HB910 Establishes the Missouri Medical Malpractice Insurance Company Act for the purpose of creating a company to provide rural health care providers with medical malpractice insurance coverage

MO - HB793 Adds Khat to the list of schedule I controlled substances

MO - HB972 Enhances penalties for chronic and aggravated drunk offenders, adds a new definition of "court," and creates the crime of aggravated vehicular manslaughter

MO - HB913 Requires the reporting of a school district's operating fund balances and other related information

MO - HB687 Requires all motor fuel sold in Missouri for use in gasoline-powered vehicles to contain 90% gasoline and 10% fuel ethanol

MO - HB412 Authorizes an individual income tax deduction for certain military retirement benefits received by a taxpayer

MO - HB377 Exempts military personnel on active duty and their spouses from being required to renew their driver's license while they are stationed outside the United States

MO - HB904 Specifies that the personal property of offenders who have escaped or absconded from the supervision of the Department of Corrections will be considered abandoned and be forfeited

MO - HB365 Allows moneys from the county sheriff's revolving fund to be used to cover the costs associated with the processing of concealed carry endorsements

MO - HB375 Designates the bridge on State Highway 13 over the Missouri River as "The Congressman Ike Skelton Bridge"

MO - HB396 Changes the laws on the disposition of evidence by allowing law enforcement to collect hazardous samples without court approval, document and then destroy them, and makes them admissable