Legislative Update: Governor acts on remaining 2023 legislation

Yesterday (Thursday, July 6, 2023), Governor Parson took action on the remaining legislation from the 2023 Regular Session, completing this part of the legislative process a week before the constitutional deadline of July 14, 2023.  Unless otherwise provided in the bill itself (with an emergency clause or a delayed effective date), the effective date of any approved legislation will be Tuesday, August 28, 2023.  Apart from line items vetoes, the governor vetoed a single piece of legislation – an omnibus public safety bill (SS SCS SBs 189, 36 & 37).  The legislature will automatically reconvene on Wednesday, September 13, 2023, to reconsider the vetoed bill or line item vetoes.  The effective date of legislation passed over a veto would be October 13, 2023 (unless the bill provides otherwise or veto session lasts more than a single day).  For full summaries of provisions of interest to the profession, please consult earlier prior Legislative Updates that highlighted the following areas:

1. Criminal Law (06/30/2023)
2. Property Law/Land Use (06/23/2023)
3. Family Law and Children (06/16/2023)
4. Legislation Impacting Courts and Legal Profession (06/02/2023)

A complete breakdown and summaries of the 2023 Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Legislation will be available to members in the next issue of the Legislative Digest (prior to August 28, 2023, the effective date of most new laws).        

On Friday, June 30, 2023, Governor Parson signed the bills making up the state’s Fiscal Year 2024 state operating budget, including House Bill 12, which includes state appropriations for the judiciary and the Office of State Public Defender, and House Bill 20, which includes capital improvement projects. 

Office of Administration – Appropriation Bills (Fiscal Year 2024)   
House Bill 12 Fact Sheet – Judiciary   
House Bill 12 Fact Sheet – Missouri State Public Defender

Among other items, appropriations for the judiciary included: 

1. An 8.7% pay raise for state employees and a statewide mileage increase
2. $8,630,106 for statewide court automation
3. $5,000,000 for funding court improvement projects (security, bandwidth, and technology for remote proceedings for the courts)
4. $4,547,684 for the expungement of records in accordance with Mo. Const., Art. XIV, § 2 (technology-related costs, temporary staff, and staff overtime)
5. Approximately $985,000 for an additional circuit judge (and court reporter) in each of the following judicial circuits:  6th (Platte), 21st (St. Louis County), 31st (Greene), and 39th (Barry, Lawrence, and Stone)
6. $160,074 for an additional associate circuit judge in the 11th Judicial Circuit (St. Charles)
7. $320,148 for a reimbursable family court commissioner in each of the following judicial circuits:  16th (Jackson) and 21st (St. Louis County)
8. $1,636,398 for the Supreme Court Library renovation and Judicial Learning Center
9. $2,168,112 for the Supreme Court Building restoration

   
102nd General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2023)

Rev. 07/07/2023

On The Missouri Bar’s Legislative Engagement Center, members have access to finding aids to help them navigate this year’s Truly Agreed legislation and keep track of what has been enacted into law.  A listing of Truly Agreed bills, with section-by-section outlines, is available for download as PDF document (“2023 TAFP Bills – Outlines”).  In addition, the collected text of the 2023 Truly Agreed legislation is also available for download as a bookmarked PDF (“2023 TAFP Bills – Bill Text”).  Additional finding aids or information will be added as bill reviews are completed.  A complete breakdown and summaries of the 2023 Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed Legislation will be available to members in the next issue of the Legislative Digest (prior to August 28, 2023, the effective date of most new laws). 

A great many bills of particular interest were not passed this session, but they are quite likely to be reintroduced during the next regular session.  The Board of Governors and its Executive Committee welcome input on these bills at any time during the interim.  Comments may be submitted to the Government Relations staff at govrel@mobar.org.  

 

TRULY AGREED TO AND FINALLY PASSED LEGISLATION

   
JOINT RESOLUTIONS

SUBMISSION AND EFFECTIVE DATES.  Proposed joint resolutions approved by the General Assembly will be submitted to the voters at the general election on November 5, 2024, or at a special election called by the governor.  If approved by the voters, the amendments will take effect on December 5, 2024.

1. SJR 26 (Fitzwater) – Relating to a property tax exemption for certain child care facilities  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   Resolution Text (TAFP)  
   To Be Submitted to Voters at General Election on Nov. 5, 2024

 HOUSE BILLS

EFFECTIVE DATES.  Unless the bill itself provides otherwise, enacted bills will have an effective date of August 28, 2023.

1. SS HCS HBs 115 & 99 (Shields and Davidson) – Relating to licensing of health care professionals  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
2. HB 131 (Griffith) – Relating to state employee pay periods  
   05/03/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
   06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
3. SS HB 202 (Francis) – Relating to environmental regulation  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
4. SS HB 402 (Henderson) – Relating to health care  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
5. SS SCS HCS HB 417 (Henderson) – Relating to creating incentives for the purpose of encouraging certain individuals to obtain employment-related skills, and an emergency clause for a certain section  
   05/09/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
6. SS HB 447 (Davidson) – Relating to duties of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education  
   05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
7. SCS HCS HBs 802, 807 & 886 (Dinkins, Hudson, and Perkins) – To authorize the conveyance of certain state property  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 

SENATE BILLS

EFFECTIVE DATES.  Unless the bill itself provides otherwise, enacted bills will have an effective date of August 28, 2023.

1. SCS SB 13 (Crawford) – Relating to the regulation of certain financial institutions, with existing penalty provisions  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
   06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
2. CCS SB 20 (Bernskoetter) – Relating to retirement, with existing penalty provisions  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
3. HCS SS SB 24 (Hough) – Relating to vulnerable persons  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
4. SS SB 25 (Hough) – Relating to a tax exemption for certain federal grants  
   05/11/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
   06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
5. CCS SB 28 (Brown – 16) – Relating to access to certain records, with penalty provisions and an emergency clause for a certain section  
   05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
6. SB 34 (May) – Relating to elective social studies courses on the Bible  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
7. SS SB 35 (May) – Relating to judicial proceedings involving the parent-child relationship  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
8. SS#2 SB 39 (Thompson Rehder) – Relating to participation in athletic competition, with a severability clause  
   05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
   06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
9. HCS SS SCS SB 40 (Thompson Rehder) – Relating to background checks  
   05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
10. CCS HCS SS SCS SBs 45 & 90 (Gannon and McCreery) – Relating to health care, with an emergency clause for certain sections and penalty provisions  
    05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
11. SS#2 SCS SBs 49, 236 & 164 (Moon, Hoskins, and Carter) – Relating to gender transition procedures  
    05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
    06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
12. SS SB 51 (Eslinger) – Relating to the scope of practice for physical therapists                                       
    04/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    04/13/2023 – Presented to Governor  
    04/27/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
13. SB 63 (Roberts) – Relating to financial institutions  
    05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
14. HCS SS SCS SB 70 (Fitzwater) – Relating to professions requiring licensure  
    05/09/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
15. HCS SS SB 75 (Black) – Relating to retirement systems  
    05/09/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
16. SS SCS SBs 94, 52, 57, 58 & 67 (Hoskins, Eslinger, Beck, and Mosley) – Relating to tax credits for the production of certain entertainment, with an effective date for a certain section  
    05/04/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text  (TAFP) 
     
17. HCS SB 101 (Crawford) – Relating to property and casualty insurance, with penalty provisions and a delayed effective date for certain sections  
    05/09/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
18. HCS SCS SB 103 (Crawford) – Relating to judicial proceedings, with penalty provisions  
    05/09/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
19. HCS SS SCS SB 106 (Arthur) – Relating to public health, with an emergency clause for certain sections  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
20. CCS HCS SB 109 (Bernskoetter) – Relating to natural resources  
    05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
21. CCS HCS SS SB 111 (Bernskoetter) – Relating to the administration of state employees  
    05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
    06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
    • State Employee Pay Periods (Section 33.100) (Amend)
    • Personnel Advisory Board (Sections 36.020, 36.030, 36.060, 36.070, 36.080, 36.090, 36.100, 36.120, 36.140, 36.250, 36.440, 36.510, 37.010, 105.950, 105.1114, and 288.220) (Amend)
    • Personnel Advisory Board (Section 36.050) (Repeal)
       
22. SS SB 116 (Brown – 16) – Relating to the disposition of the dead  
    05/11/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
23. CCS SS SCS SB 127 (Thompson Rehder) – Relating to state designations marked by the Department of Transportation  
    05/11/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
24. HS HCS SS SB 138 (Eslinger) – Relating to agriculture, with penalty provisions   
    05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
25. CCS SS SB 139 (Bean) – Relating to state designations  
    05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
26. CCS HCS SS SCS SB 157 (Black) – Relating to professions requiring licensure, with penalty provisions and an emergency clause for a certain section  
    05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
27. SS SCS SBs 167 & 171 (Brown – 26 and Hoskins) – Relating to medical requirements for commercial vehicle operators  
    05/08/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor  
    06/07/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
28. CCS HCS SB 186 (Brown – 16) – Relating to public safety, with penalty provisions  
    05/11/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
29. SS SCS SBs 189, 36 & 37 (Luetkemeyer and Williams) – Relating to public safety, with penalty provisions  
    05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/01/2022 – Vetoed by Governor (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
30. SS SB 190 (Luetkemeyer) – Relating to tax relief for seniors  
    05/08/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
31. SS SB 227 (Coleman) – Relating to the culpable mental state necessary for a homicide offense  
    05/12/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
32. HCS SS SCS SB 398 (Schroer) – Relating to motor vehicles, with penalty provisions  
    05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     

APPROPRIATIONS BILLS

1. HCS HB 1 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money to the Board of Fund Commissioners, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   04/25/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
2. CCS SS SCS HCS HB 2 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the State Board of Education and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
3. CCS SCS HCS HB 3 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
4. CCS SCS HCS HB 4 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Revenue and the Department of Transportation, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
5. CCS SS SCS HCS HB 5 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Office of Administration, the Department of Transportation, the Department of Conservation, the Department of Public Safety, and the Chief Executive's Office, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
6. CCS SCS HCS HB 6 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources and the Department of Conservation, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
7. CCS SCS HCS HB 7 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Economic Development, the Department of Commerce and Insurance, and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
8. CCS SS SCS HCS HB 8 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Public Safety and the Department of National Guard, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
9. CCS SCS HCS HB 9 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Corrections, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
   05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
   05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
   06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
   Bill Text (TAFP) 
    
10. CCS SCS HCS HB 10 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Mental Health, the Department of Health and Senior Services, and the Missouri Health Facilities Review Committee, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
11. CCS SCS HCS HB 11 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Department of Social Services, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
12. CCS SS SCS HCS HB 12 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the Chief Executive’s Office and Mansion, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Missouri Prosecuting Attorneys and Circuit Attorneys Retirement Systems, and the Judiciary and the Office of the State Public Defender, and for the State Senate and the House of Representatives and contingent expenses of the General Assembly; for the Committee on Legislative Research, various joint committees, and the interim committees established by the General Assembly, for the period beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
13. CCS SCS HCS HB 13 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for real property leases, related services, utilities, systems furniture, structural modifications, and related expenses for the several departments of state government, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
14. HCS HB 14 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the several departments and offices of state government, for the fiscal period ending June 30, 2023  
    02/22/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    02/27/2023 – Presented to Governor  
    02/27/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
15. CCS SCS HCS HB 15 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for supplemental purposes for the several departments and offices of state government, for the fiscal period ending June 30, 2023  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/10/2023 – Presented to Governor  
    05/15/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
16. HCS HB 17 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for capital improvement and other purposes for the several departments and offices of state government, for the period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
17. SCS HCS HB 18 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the several departments and offices of state government for the purchase of equipment; planning, expenses, and capital improvement projects; and grants, refunds, distributions, planning, expenses, and land improvements, for the fiscal period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
18. SS SCS HCS HB 19 (Smith – 163) - To appropriate money for the several departments and offices of state government for planning and capital improvements including but not limited to major additions and renovations, new structures, and land improvements or acquisitions, for the fiscal period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP) 
     
19. SS SCS HCS HB 20 (Smith – 163) – To appropriate money for the expenses, grants, refunds, distributions, purchase of equipment, planning expenses, capital improvement projects, and equipment or systems for the several departments and offices of state government, for the fiscal period beginning July 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2024  
    05/05/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed   
    05/30/2023 – Presented to Governor   
    06/30/2023 – Signed by Governor, Vetoed in Part (Veto Letter)   
    Bill Text (TAFP)

CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS

1. SCR 8 (Bean) – To designate Campbell, Missouri, as the Peach Capital of Missouri  
   02/21/2023 – Senate adopted   
   05/03/2023 – House adopted   
   Resolution Text (Introduced) 
    
2. HCS SCR 7 (Bernskoetter) – Relating to the America 250 Missouri Commission  
   05/10/2023 – Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed  
   05/30/2023 – Delivered to Governor  
   07/06/2023 – Signed by Governor  
   Resolution Text (House Committee Substitute) 
    
3. SCR 10 (O’Laughlin) – To authorize the statutorily required independent audit of the State Auditor  
   04/04/2023 – Senate adopted   
   05/12/2023 – House adopted  
   Resolution Text (Introduced)

2023 Legislative Dates to Remember

First Regular Session

Veto Session