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2011 Bill(s)
* SCS SB 23 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Perf Description: Give St. Louis city control over its own police force. Currently, the St. Louis Police Department is controlled by a board named by the governor.
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* SB 24 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Transportation Description: Increase the fine for failing to wear a seat belt from $10 to $50. The original version does not change the requirement that a driver be stopped for some other violation in order to get a ticket for not wearing a seat belt.
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CCS SB 59 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Add a provisions governing transfer of funds from one trust to another. The HCS has become an omnibus legal bill that guardianship provisions and restrictions on state contracts with private lawyers.
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HCS SCS SB 60 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: Conference Description: Various changes governing power of attorneys involved with trusts. Expand power of attorney provisions, in some cases. The HCS contains a number of unrelated issues including state reimbursement for jail prisoners, court surchargesm, county government budgets, restrictions on the state hiring private attorneys and much more.
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* HCS SB 61 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: Conference Description: Require at least two members of a condemnation commission be real estate brokers or real estate appraisers. The commission sets the compensation for the property owner. HA 3 gives St. Louis city control over its police department.
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SB 105 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Financial Description: Create an advance voting system to allow voting up to three weeks before the election.
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* SB 123 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Education Description: Add provisions for foreign language immersion charter schools.
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* SB 124 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Education Description: Lower the mandatory school starting age from seven to five years of age in St. Louis city.
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SB 125 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Financial Description: Several changes in title loans. Require licensing.
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* SB 138 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Agriculture Description: Require an Agriculture Department permit to possess or breed monkeys and other type primates.
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SB 158 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Commerce Description: Extend the sunset on a fee charged private sewage treatment plants from 2010 to 2012. In 2010, an effort was made to attach a SS to a similar bill (HB 2109) to require plumbing codes around Lake of the Ozarks and other areas near lakes or rivers with state parks.
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SB 255 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Rules Description: Reimpose limits on how much a person can contribute to a political campaign.
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SB 294 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: IN SCS SB 291 Description: Allow some charter schools to use alternative approaches, including off-site teaching, work experience and preformance-based credits for at-risk students if approved by the Education Department.
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SB 295 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Commerce Description: Impose restrictions on pay-day loans, small loans. Add enforcement provisions.
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SB 312 Sponsor:Keaveny, Joseph Status: S Health Description: Expand the power of the Social Services Department hearing officers to amend child support enforcement orders to fix orders.
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Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.