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Missouri Rep. Terry Young (D)

49th district

March 28, 2023 at 8:00am CDT

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Children and Families

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201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 135BA
Jefferson City, MO

MO - Transportation Oversight

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MO - Appropriations - General Administration (House)

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MO - Children and Families (House)

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MO - Education (House)

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MO - Transportation and Motor Vehicles (House)

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MO - HB777 Changes the name of Southwest Missouri State University to Missouri State University.

MO - HB966 Revises the definition of "motor vehicle" as it relates to motor vehicle time sales.

MO - HB1093 Establishes the rights of persons who utilize service dogs.

MO - HB1116 Excludes from tax increment financing projects certain transportation sales taxes in Kansas City.

MO - HB1185 Provides for workers' compensation benefits.

MO - HB1217 Provides that certain retired members of the Kansas City Police Civilian Employees' Retirement System can become special consultants on the problems of retirement, aging, and other matters.

MO - HB1234 Allows the Missouri Public Service Commission to approve assistance programs for low-income customers in obtaining or maintaining access to utility service.

MO - HB1367 Establishes the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act.

MO - HB1466 Removes the $500 gambling loss limit and increases taxes from 20% to 21%.

MO - HB1502 Revises the statutes relating to the Kansas City Public School Retirement System.

MO - HB1571 Requires semiannual payments of real and personal property taxes.

MO - HB1606 Authorizes political subdivisions to recertify first responders in CPR.

MO - HB1657 Establishes the Women's Right to Know Act to raise public awareness about the existence and availability of emergency contraception.

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