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Missouri Rep. Shane Schoeller (R)

139th district

March 3, 2021 at 8:00am CST

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Utilities

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Phone: (573) 751-2948

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 301
Jefferson City, MO

MO - Appropriations - General Administration (House)

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MO - Ways and Means (House)

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MO - Tax Policy

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MO - Job Creation and Economic Development (House)

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MO - Life Science

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MO - Utilities (House)

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MO - HB1553 Establishes procedures by which a school district or an initiative petition may place the issue of open enrollment by contract before the voters of the school district

MO - HB1610 Changes the laws regarding rates charged by natural gas corporations and assistance for eligible households through the Utilicare Program

MO - HB1871 Requires composting facilities to register with the Department of Natural Resources

MO - HB1987 Increases from 26 to 52 the number of weeks an individual is eligible to receive shared work benefits under the Shared Work Unemployment Compensation Program in the Division of Employment Security

MO - HB2118 Requires licensed chiropractors to be reimbursed under the MO HealthNet Program for providing services currently covered and within the scope of chiropractic practice

MO - HB1554 Changes the laws regarding rates charged by natural gas corporations

MO - HB1552 Allows public school students to attend a public school district other than the school district of his or her residence under specified conditions

MO - HJR90 Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing the Missouri Freedom Act which specifies that energy first produced within the state will not be subject to federal laws or regulations

MO - HB1555 Authorizes an income tax deduction from a taxpayer's Missouri adjusted gross income for payments made on a loan obtained to repair flood damage to the taxpayer's premises if not caused by the taxpayer

MO - HB2359 Requires the Governor to issue an annual proclamation designating the first Sunday in June as "Children's Day"

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

MO - HB1872 Establishes the Fair Influence in Government Act which prohibits the use of public funds for lobbying purposes

MO - HB1959 Requires a request for records filed by the recorder of deeds dated after December 31, 1969, to be made to the office in which the record was originally filed

MO - HB1377 Requires the Department of Social Services to test applicants for or recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits for the illegal use of controlled substances

MO - HB1466 Changes the laws regarding the oversight of public funds

MO - HB1497 Requires special elections to fill vacancies in the offices of Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, and United States Senator

MO - HB1500 Changes the laws regarding ethics and lobbying

MO - HB1506 Establishes the Missouri Firearms Freedom Act

MO - HB1514 Changes the time period before interest is paid on an overpayment of income tax from four months to 45 days after the last date to file a return, including an extension, or the date the return was filed

MO - HB1520 Increases the deduction for personal and dependency exemptions for income tax

MO - HB1669 Changes the laws regarding concealed weapons

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

MO - HB1725 Prohibits health insurance exchanges in Missouri or any exchange administered by the federal government from offering policies or optional riders that provide coverage for elective abortions

MO - HB1754 Requires drug testing for certain public officials and requires members of the General Assembly who are arrested at least twice during their term in office to forfeit and vacate the office

MO - HB2180 Changes the laws regarding initiative and referendum petitions

MO - HB2265 Eliminates the annual corporate income tax beginning January 1, 2011

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 - HB2427 Establishes the School Choice Tax Credit Act which authorizes an income tax credit for a taxpayer who donates to a scholarship-granting organization

MO - HJR56 Proposes a constitutional amendment replacing the individual and corporate income tax and sales and use tax with a fair sales tax on retail sales of new tangible property and taxable services

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 - HJR78 Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a three-fifths majority vote to amend the Missouri Constitution

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 - HCR46 Urges the Environmental Protection Agency to rescind its formal endangerment finding on greenhouse gases and urges our congressional delegation to vote against H.R. 2454 known as "Cap and Trade"

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

MO - HCR84 Declares the General Assembly's strong stand against the recent court ruling regarding the unconstitutionality of setting aside a day as a National Day of Prayer

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