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SB 1067 - This act establishes the "Uniform Public Expression Protection Act". Currently, any action against a person for conduct or speech undertaken or made in connection with a public hearing or meeting in a quasi-judicial proceeding before a tribunal or decision-making body of the state or a political subdivision thereof is subject to a special motion to dismiss, a …
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SB 1503 - Currently, the first $2 million of fees collected for watercraft certification shall be deposited into the state general revenue fund. All fees in excess of $2 million are deposited into the Water Patrol Division Fund. Under this act, all fees collected on or after August 28, 2026, shall be deposited in the Water Patrol Division Fund and …
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SB 1398 - The act modifies the definition of "renewable energy resources" as used in the "Renewable Energy Standard" to include energy derived from nuclear energy sources and hydrogen. JULIA SHEVELEVA
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SB 1700 - On or before July 1, 2028, this act requires each school district and charter school to install at least one "master key box", as such term is defined in current law, at each school. Each master key box shall be installed at an appropriate location to permit law enforcement officers emergency access to each building and room …
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SB 1451 - This act increases the maximum gross income for eligibility for the Fast Track Workforce Incentive Grant from $80,000 to $100,000 for taxpayers who are married filing jointly and from $40,000 to $50,000 for all other taxpayers, adjusted annually based on inflation. This act is identical to SB 416 (2025) and SB 1056 (2024); is substantially similar to …
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SB 1646 - Current law authorizes the city of Branson to impose certain tourism taxes, with the revenue used for infrastructure improvements and tourism marketing. This act provides that the revenues used for infrastructure improvements may include constructing and maintaining tourism infrastructure facilities and parks, as well as for acquiring, constructing, and maintaining facilities for promoting tourism. Tourism infrastructure facilities …
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SB 1559 - This act provides that the election to defer compensation by the employees of the state of Missouri shall be made at the beginning of the payroll period, rather than the month, for which the compensation is paid and contributions shall begin on the pay period beginning after such election. Beginning July 1, 2027, this act provides that …
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SCS/SB 1396 - The act repeals certain provisions and creates new provisions relating to discounts by electrical corporations. The act repeals a provision relating to discount percentages and provides that when a new load is less than 75 megawatts, the discount percentage shall equal 35% and shall apply for five years, as described in the act. The act repeals a …
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SB 1510 - This act gives the Attorney General (AG) authority to take enforcement actions with respect to violations of the Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act. Specifically, if the AG has reasonable belief that a virtual currency kiosk operator is in violation of that act, the AG has the sole authority to bring civil action to provide for any …
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SB 902 - This act provides that an enrollee's health benefit plan shall not deny coverage of a nonopioid prescription drug in favor of an opioid drug, require the enrollee to try an opioid drug before covering the nonopioid prescription drug, or require a higher level of cost-sharing for a nonopioid prescription drug than for an opioid drug.
This act shall apply to health benefit plans delivered, issued for delivery, continued, or renewed in this state on or after January 1, 2027.
This act is identical to HB 1680 (2026), HB 1966 (2026), and similar to SCS/SB 841 (2026), the truly agreed to and finally passed HCS/SB 1019 (2026), SB 1449 (2026), SB 158 (2025), the truly agreed to and finally passed HCS/HB 2372 (2026), HCS/HBs 2642, 2296, 1966 & 1680 (2026), SB 158 (2025), HB 804 (2025), and provisions in HCS/SS/SB 7 (2025).
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SB 902 - This act provides that an enrollee's health benefit plan shall not deny coverage of a nonopioid prescription drug in favor of an opioid drug, require the enrollee to try an opioid drug before covering the nonopioid prescription drug, or require a higher level of cost-sharing for a nonopioid prescription drug than for an opioid drug. This act …
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SB 1779 - Current law provides that retired members of the Public School Retirement System ("PSRS") and the Public Education Employee Retirement System ("PEERS") may receive yearly cost of living adjustments on monthly retirement allowances, but the total of the increases granted to a retired member or the beneficiary may not exceed 80% of a member's retirement allowance established at …
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SB 1430 - The act creates and modifies provisions relating to regulation of certain metals.
Under the act, no metal recycling entity or scrap metal yard shall accept scrap metal or metal parts, except as an incident to the sale, repair, rebuilding or servicing of vehicles.
The Director of the Department of Revenue shall designate businesses that deal with scrap metal and metal parts as a "metal recycling entity" or "scrap metal yard" to which the Department issues certain business licenses.
Any person who accepts certain metals in violation of the act, shall be guilty of a class A misdemeanor punishable by a fine. This provision shall not preclude the person to be prosecuted for any other applicable criminal offense. After August 28, 2026, an application for a license may be denied, or any current license may be revoked or suspended by the Department if the applicant or licensee committed certain acts, as described in the act.
Any person licensed or required to be licensed under the act shall maintain certain records for three years on copper, brass, or bronze material, as described in the act.
Subject to the time frame described in the act, a metal recycling entity or a scrap metal yard shall send an electronic transaction report to the Department on the Department's website using a statewide electronic reporting system established by the Department, as described in the act. The report shall contain certain information required to be recorded as described in the act, except that the disclosure of the weight and purchase price of the regulated metal shall not be required.
The entity or yard may submit the transaction report by fax subject to certain requirements as described in the act.
The Department shall post on its website a summary of the reports under the act. Such reports shall only be accessible to metal recycling entities and scrap metal yards that are required to submit information to the Department under the act. Requirements for the summary are described in the act.
The Department shall make available on its website a publicly accessible list of all licensed metal recycling entities and scrap metal yards. The list shall contain certain information described in the act. Information on the list shall not be subject to public disclosure, except for law enforcement purposes.
The Department may promulgate rules for the development of a statewide electronic reporting system to track the sales of regulated metals, as described in the act.
Every purchaser or collector of, or dealer in, junk, scrap metal, or secondhand property for resale shall only make purchases or trades between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
The act provides that there shall be a separate record for each transaction involving any regulated metal. The act repeals the list of items to be on such record as described in current law. The record shall contain a photo of any regulated metal purchased and an affidavit stating that the seller owns and has the authority to sell the metal.
Anyone who knowingly purchases a stolen regulated metal shall be subject to certain penalties described in current law.
No metal recycling entity or scrap metal yard shall purchase any regulated metal from certain sellers, as described in the act.
A metal recycling entity or scrap metal yard shall maintain in a prominent place of the entity or yard's place of business in open view to the seller of a regulated metal certain notices, as described in the act.
A metal recycling entity or scrap metal yard making a payment in any amount, instead of $500 or more as currently provided, shall make such payment by issuing a prenumbered check as described in current law.
The act modifies certain provisions relating to cash payments and provides that no scrap metal dealer, metal recycling entity, or scrap metal yard shall pay in the form of cash. This provision shall not apply to any transaction for which the seller has an existing business relationship with a metal recycling entity or scrap metal yard and is known to the entity or yard making the purchase to be an established business.
The Department shall provide to every scrap metal dealer, metal recycling entity, or scrap metal yard an electronic list with the names and descriptions of persons known to be receivers of stolen property. No scrap metal dealer, metal recycling entity, or scrap metal yard shall purchase or receive regulated metals from any person identified on the list.
The act is identical to provisions in SCS/HB 2383 (2026).
JULIA SHEVELEVA
SB 1430 - The act creates and modifies provisions relating to regulation of certain metals. Under the act, no metal recycling entity or scrap metal yard shall accept scrap metal or metal parts, except as an incident to the sale, repair, rebuilding or servicing of vehicles. The Director of the Department of Revenue shall designate businesses that deal with scrap …
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Modifies provisions relating to taxation
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Increases the debt limit for school districts
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Modifies cost of living adjustments for members of the Public School Retirement System and the Public Education Employee Retirement System
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Modifies provisions relating to the Missouri Technology Corporation
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Establishes provisions relating to college and career readiness assessments
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Requires school districts and charter schools to install master key boxes at public schools and charter schools on or before July 1, 2028
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Modifies provisions relating to the use of certain tourism tax revenues
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Makes 7-hydroxymitragynine in certain amounts a Schedule I controlled substance
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Modifies provisions relating to members of the Board of Trustees of the Police Retirement System of St. Louis
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Modifies provisions relating to deferred compensation for state employees
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Provides that private schools shall not be civilly liable for establishing single-sex restrooms and changing rooms
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Modifies provisions relating to retirement, including Tier 2011 and deferred compensation
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Modifies the Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act
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Modifies provisions relating to multidisciplinary adult protection teams
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Modifies payments to ambulance providers
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Modifies the use of fees from watercraft certifications
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Creates new provisions relating to progressive design-build contracts
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Creates, repeals, and modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary schools
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Modifies provisions relating to abuse and neglect of certain persons
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Modifies provisions relating to wireless emergency telephone service charges
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Establishes the "Missouri Building Codes Act"
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Modifies and creates new provisions relating to regulation of certain metals
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Creates provisions relating to age verification on adult websites
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Establishes the Missouri Defense and Energy Independence Act
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Modifies the definition of "renewable energy resources" as used in the "Renewable Energy Standard"
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Modifies and creates new provisions relating to water regulation
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Repeals and creates new provisions relating to discounts by electrical corporations
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Modifies provisions relating to grants for certain workforce training programs
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Authorizes fire protection districts to transfer surplus property
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Establishes provisions relating to the reconsideration of materials in a public library or public school library
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Creates "Bentley's Law" relating to child maintenance orders for certain persons convicted of the offense of driving while intoxicated
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Establishes provisions requiring health care facilities to display certain signs
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Modifies the offense of possession of unlawful items in a prison or jail
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Establishes the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act, which provides procedures for dismissal of causes of action based on public expression in public proceedings or on matters of public concern
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Modifies provisions relating to the filing of income tax returns
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Creates provisions relating to hemp businesses
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Repeals provisions relating to the statewide assessment system
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Modifies and creates new provisions relating to telecommunications infrastructure
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Modifies provisions relating to public employee retirement systems
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Creates "Bentley and Mason's Law" relating to child maintenance orders for certain persons convicted of the offense of driving while intoxicated
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Increases the maximum gross income for eligibility for the Fast Track Workforce Incentive Grant
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Limits the sale or purchase of certain drugs
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Enacts provisions relating to insurance coverage of alternatives to opioid drugs
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Creates provisions relating to age verification on adult websites