The Missouri Times will be bringing you hourly updates from both the House and Senate for veto session. Find below the hourly activity of the House and highlights of what has been said during discussion. Email Rachael at rachael@themissouritimes.com or tweet at her @herndonrachael with any questions.
3:00am
THAT CCS HCS SB 662 BE PASSED,
THE OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Requires the Department of Revenue to notify affected sellers of certain decisions modifying sales tax law
Yes – 95 No – 63 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 4
THAT CCS HCS SS SB 860 BE
PASSED, THE OBJECTIONS OF THE
GOVERNOR THERETO
NOTWITHSTANDING
Creates a sales and use tax exemption for used manufactured homes
Yes – 97 No – 61 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 4
Messages from the Senate
THAT HCS SB 727 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Creates a sales and use tax exemption for farm products sold at a farmers’ market
Yes – 110 No – 48 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 4
THAT SCS SB 731 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Yes – 111 No – 45 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 4
House resolutions
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS
HR 3
DIEHL (89)
INFORM SENATE NO OVERRIDE MOTION
Adopted on voice vote
Announcements
Yes – x No – x Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – x
Yes – x No – x Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – x
Yes – x No – x Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – x
Yes – x No – x Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – x
Yes – x No – x Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – x
2:00am
THAT SCS SB 523 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Prohibits school districts from requiring a student to use an identification device that uses radio frequency identification technology to transmit certain information
Yes – 109 No – 51 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 1
THAT SCS SB 673 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Modifies the duration of unemployment compensation the method to pay federal advances, and raises the fund trigger causing contribution rate reductions
Yes – 107 No – 53 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 1
THAT SCS SB 829 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Modifies provisions relating to burden of proof in tax liability cases
Yes – 113 No – 48 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 1
THAT CCS HCS SB 656 BE PASSED,
THE OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Modifies the live fire exercise and testing requirements for a concealed carry permit
Yes – 117 No – 39 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 6
THAT SS SCS SB 593 BE PASSED,
THE OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Modifies provisions relating to nonpartisan elections
Yes – 109 No – 48 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 4
THAT SS SB 866 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Preempts local laws that would modify current law governing the manner in which traditional installment loan lenders are allowed to make loans
Yes – 113 No – 46 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 3
12:00am
THAT HCS SB 506 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Requires that all fees collected under the Missouri Livestock Marketing Law not yield revenues greater than the cost of administration
Yes – 108 No – 52 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 1
11:00pm
THAT HCS SB 506 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Requires that all fees collected under the Missouri Livestock Marketing Law not yield revenues greater than the cost of administration
Discussion ongoing…
10:00pm
Messages from the Senate
Bills Vetoed Second Regular Session
THAT SCS HCS HBs 1307 & 1313 BE
PASSED, THE OBJECTIONS OF THE
GOVERNOR THERETO
NOTWITHSTANDING
Extends the waiting period for abortions to 72-hours.
Yes – 117 No – 44 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 1
THAT HCS HB 1261 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Changes the laws regarding audits for transportation development districts
Yes – 114 No – 46 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 2
THAT HB 1359 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Authorizes the Missouri State Capitol Commission and the Office of Administration to enter into contracts for events held at the State Capitol and the Missouri State Penitentiary historic site
Yes – 120 No – 39 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 2
THAT CCS SCS HB 1553 BE PASSED,
THE OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Changes the laws regarding political subdivisions
Yes – 95 No – 65 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 1
Messages from the Senate
9:00pm
THAT SCS HCS HBs 1307 & 1313 BE
PASSED, THE OBJECTIONS OF THE
GOVERNOR THERETO
NOTWITHSTANDING
Extends the waiting period for abortions to 72-hours.
Discussion in progress…
8:00pm
Messages from the Senate
Bills Vetoed Second Regular Session
THAT SCS HB 1132 BE PASSED, THE
OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR
THERETO NOTWITHSTANDING
Increases tax credit caps for pregnancy resource centers and food pantry.
Yes – 123 No – 37 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 2
THAT SCS HCS HBs 1307 & 1313 BE
PASSED, THE OBJECTIONS OF THE
GOVERNOR THERETO
NOTWITHSTANDING
Extends the waiting period for abortions to 72-hours.
Discussion in progress…
7:00pm
That § 5.140 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2005, for one new staff in the
Office of Child Advocate, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2005 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2005_0.pdf
Yes – 131 No – 29 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 2
That § 5.165 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2005, for alternative to
abortion services, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2005 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2005_0.pdf
Yes – 120 No – 36 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 6
That § 7.015 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2007, for an international trade
and investment office in Israel,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2007 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2007_0.pdf
Yes – 113 No – 44 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 4
That § 7.115 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2007, for funding industry
training & retraining programs,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2007 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2007_0.pdf
Yes – 116 No – 40 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 5
That § 7.120 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2007, for transfer to the MO
Works Job Development Fund, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2007 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2007_0.pdf
Yes – 114 No – 42 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 6
The House stands at ease.
6:00pm
That § 2.120 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for Advanced Placement
examination fees, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 126 No – 25 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 10
That § 2.170 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for Independent Living
Centers, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 126 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 5
That § 2.205 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for the Sheltered
Workshops Program, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 128 No – 22 Vacancies – 1 Present – 5 Absent – 7
That § 2.240 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for the MO Commission for
the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 132 No – 20 Vacancies – 1 Present – 4 Absent – 6
That § 2.255 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for transfer to the State
School Moneys Fund, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 116 No – 39 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 4
That § 3.260 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2003, for the Missouri
Telehealth Network, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2003 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2003_0.pdf
Yes – 122 No – 35 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
That § 3.261 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2003, for an international
economic program at UM-St.Louis,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2003 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2003_0.pdf
Yes – 122 No – 30 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 8
That § 3.265 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2003, for the Missouri
Rehabilitation Center, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2003 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2003_0.pdf
Yes – 130 No – 25 Vacancies – 1 Present – 4 Absent – 3
That § 3.266 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2003, for the Centers for
Neighborhood Initiative, UMKC,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2003 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2003_0.pdf
Yes – 119 No – 30 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 11
That § 3.210 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2003, for the UCM STEM
Initiative, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2003 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2003_0.pdf
Yes – 120 No – 37 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
5:00pm
That § 11.440 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for clinical medication
therapy services, be passed, the
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 119 No – 39 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 4
That § 11.465 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for rural health clinic
dental pilot project, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 121 No – 36 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
That § 11.490 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for the Community
Health Access Programs (CHAPs),
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 123 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 4
That § 11.527 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for a pilot project for
foster care, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 127 No – 31 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 4
That § 11.528 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for asthma related
services, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 118 No – 38 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 6
That § 11.529 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for a Regional Care
Coordination Model, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 123 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
That § 12.400 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2012, for the Office of the
State Public Defender, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2012 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202012.pdf
Yes – 123 No – 31 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 8
That § 2.016 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for an intensive reading
instruction program be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 123 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
That § 2.017 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for the Bright Futures
Program, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 123 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
That § 2.016 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for an intensive reading
instruction program be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 131 No – 21 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 7
That § 2.017 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for the Bright Futures
Program, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 116 No – 33 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 10
That § 2.020 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for a program to recruit,
train and/or develop teachers
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 109 No – 50 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 1
That § 2.021 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for math & science tutor
programs in St. Louis City, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 124 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 7
That § 2.030 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for funding of the MO
Scholars & Fine Arts Academies,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2002 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202002_0.pdf
Yes – 120 No – 35 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 4
That § 2.035 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for school board member
training, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
No vote taken.
That § 2.035 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2002, for grants to establish
safe schools programs, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
Yes – 125 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 6
3:00pm
That § 11.153 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for the Utilicare
Program, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 129 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 3
That § 11.157 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for sexual assault
victim assistance, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 135 No – 18 Vacancies – 1 Present – 4 Absent – 5
That § 11.220 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for a health record
system for foster children, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 122 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 6
That § 11.223 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for Social Innovation
Project Grants, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 119 No – 38 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 4
That § 11.225 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for training of foster
parents, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 128 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 5
That § 11.285 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for funding the Hand Up
pilot program, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 122 No – 35 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
2:00pm
That § 10.710 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for the Elks mobile dental
program, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 125 No – 32 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 5
That § 10.710 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for a traumatic brain
injury Medicaid waiver, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 128 No – 31 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 3
That § 10.725 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for the MO Area Health
Education Centers Program, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 125 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 3
That § 10.740 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for the expansion of
newborn screening services, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 129 No – 27 Vacancies – x1Present – 2 Absent – 4
That § 10.820 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for Alzheimer’s grants, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 131 No – 25 Vacancies – 1 Present – 3 Absent – 3
That § 10.825 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for congregate and
home-delivered meals, be passed,
the objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 133 No – 23 Vacancies – 1 Present – 4 Absent – 2
That § 11.100 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for the Missouri
Mentoring Partnership, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 124 No – 34 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 4
That § 11.152 of CCS SS SCS HCS
HB 2011, for transfer to the
Utilicare Stabilization Fund, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2011 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB 2011.pdf
Yes – 127 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 7
1:00pm
Bills vetoed
That § 8.010 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, for funding of two (2)
non-profit alternative schools,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Yes – 125 No – 36 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 1
That § 8.010 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, for funding of two (2)
non-profit alternative schools,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Yes – 125 No – 36 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 1
That § 8.110 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, for the Independence Crime
Lab, be passed, the objections
of the Governor thereto
notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Yes – 127 No – 35 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 0
That § 8.085 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, for fringe benefits for
the Independence Crime Lab, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Yes – 124 No – 38 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 0
That § 8.095 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, to Water Patrol Division
for defibrillators on boats, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Yes – 125 No – 36 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 1
That § 9.205 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2009, for substance abuse
services, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2009 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202009.pdf
Yes – 128 No – 32 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 1
That § 9.250 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2009, for local sentencing
initiatives, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2009 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202009.pdf
Yes – 132 No – 26 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 2
That § 10.110 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for ex-offender treatment
services, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
“I don’t know why the Governor would veto this line,” Stream said.
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 135 No – 24 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 3
That § 10.410 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for an autism spectrum
disorder clinic, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 130 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent – 3
That § 10.410 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for regional autism
projects, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 132 No – 28 Vacancies – 1 Present – 0 Absent – 2
That § 10.710 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for epilepsy education, be
passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 122 No – 35 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 5
That § 10.710 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2010, for the Elks mobile dental
program, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
CCS SCS HCS HB2010 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202010.pdf
Yes – 132 No – 26 Vacancies – 1 Present – 2 Absent – 2
12:00pm
Kerry Messer takes the mic to address the House chamber regarding the disappearance of his wife a month ago.
“I know there are no words, no actions that seem adequate to express yourselves,” Messer told the House chamber and galleries. “It’s ok. I understand. “
He then thanked and prayed for the body.
Three representative elected in special elections were sworn in and took the oath of office.
Moments of silence, special introductions, and resolutions presented.
House Resolutions
HR1– Inform that the House has Convened – Diehl – Unanimously adopted
HR2 – Approps Debate Time Limites – Diehl – Unanimously adopted
Diehl said the resolution “is an extension of how we manage budget debate during session.” Diehl said.
Debate on the budget will be limited to 2 hours.
Messages from the Senate
Bills Vetoed
That § 8.050 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, for reimbursing SAFE-Care
providers, be passed, the
objections of the Governor
thereto notwithstanding
A point of order was raised regarding the General Assembly’s ability to override a line item veto based on the opinion of Attorney General Chris Koster in recent days.
“The only harmonizing argument that you can conclude logically is that we do not have the authority to override the Governor,” Rep. Jeff Roorda said during a point of order on line item vetoes. “We are exceeding our authority. We are trampling on the Constitution.”
“I don’t think there is a clear interpretation if you read it honestly,” Rep. Jay Barnes said. “The gentleman from Jefferson has a cute point, but
“The fact is that many, many budget chairs have tried to override vetoes,” Rep. Chris Kelly said, supporting that that the point of order not be well taken. “Is it fundamental to democracy to attempt to override?”
Jones said that the Attorney General’s advisory is simply an advisory; the point of order against line item veto override attempts was not well taken.
The first line item to be overridden is reimbursing SAFE-CARE (Sexual Assault Forensic Exam-Child Abuse Resource and Education) providers for exams of those suspected to be abused.
“I believe we have sent the Governor an unbalanced budget,” Rep. LaFaver said. “It is the Governor’s duty to balance the budget.”
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Yes – 138 No – 21 Vacancies – 1 Present – 1 Absent 2
That § 8.010 of CCS SCS HCS HB
2008, for funding of two (2)
non-profit alternative schools,
be passed, the objections of the
Governor thereto notwithstanding
Roorda demanded the Speaker rule against his point of order creating more discussion on the point of order regarding overriding line item vetoes.
He has moved to have a rolling continual objection, which was passed.
CCS SCS HCS HB2008 veto letter: https://governor.mo.gov/sites/default/files/legislative_actions/veto_letters/HB%202008.pdf
Rachael Herndon was the editor at The Missouri Times and also produced This Week in Missouri Politics, published Missouri Times Magazine, and co-hosted the #MoLeg podcast. She joined The Missouri Times in 2014, returning to political reporting after working as a campaign and legislative staffer.
Rachael studied at the University of Missouri – Columbia. She lives in Jefferson City with her husband, Brandon, and their two children.
