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Modifies provisions relating to dissolution of marriage or legal separation and pregnancy status

Modifies provisions relating to access to medical products

Modifies provisions relating to the selling of raw milk, raw milk products, or cream

Creates grant programs to assist senior citizens in the property tax appeal process

Repeals section 273.100, relating to impounding of dogs

Establishes provisions relating to plea agreements

Modifies provisions governing property taxes

Designates the Ozark Mountain Daredevils as the official state band of Missouri

Modifies provisions relating to constitutional liberties

Enacts provisions relating to law enforcement custodial interviews

Establishes the "First-Time Business Owner Savings Account Act" and authorizes a tax deduction for contributions to a savings account dedicated to starting a new business

Modifies provisions relating to special personalized license plates

SS/SB 914 - This act modifies provisions relating to sewage regulation. The act repeals a provision stating that a state standard for the location, size of sewage tanks and length of lateral lines is based on the percolation or permeability rate of the soil. Under the act, the state standard is based on soil properties. The act repeals a provision stating that soil tests are to be performed by persons who are qualified to perform the percolation tests and creates a new provision authorizing on-site soil evaluators registered by the Department of Health and Senior Services to conduct soils morphology evaluations. This act repeals a provision stating that contractors may be taught and allowed to perform percolation tests. The act repeals a provision relating to the Department of Health and Senior Services periodically reviewing any county and city regulation and enforcement record to ensure that the state standard for sewage regulation is being enforced. The act creates a mandatory registration program requiring continuing education before January 1, 2027, for on-site wastewater treatment system professionals qualified to perform percolation tests in accordance with the state standard as described in the act. Before January 1, 2027, the administrative authority may accept a percolation test at its own discretion if a soil morphology evaluation cannot be reasonably obtained. This provision shall be void and of no effect after December 31, 2026. Under the act, any person who intends to construct or make major modifications or repairs to an on-site sewage disposal system must submit an application fee and obtain a construction permit. The act repeals certain provisions relating to fees for repair of on-site sewage disposal systems. Under the act, the Department shall promulgate regulations establishing the conditions and requirements for the construction permit application, including the collection of reasonable fees set at a level to produce revenue not exceeding the cost and expense of administering the provisions under the act. The act is substantially similar to 2395 (2026), SB 601 (2025), a provision in the perfected HB 200 (2025), a provision in HCS/SS/SB 61 (2025), HB 2083 (2024), HB 814 (2023), and substantially similar to SB 1283 (2024), and SB 523 (2023). JULIA SHEVELEVA

Authorizes the attorney general to bring civil action against a virtual currency kiosk operator

Authorizes a transient guest tax for general revenue purposes in Knob Noster upon voter approval

Modifies provisions relating to abuse and neglect reporting, including a requirement to report companion animal abuse

Extends implementation period by one year, excludes litigation costs from maintenance of police force, and authorizes Board of Police Commissioners to adopt and certify its own budget

Establishes and modifies provisions relating to landlords and tenants

Establishes the "Youth Workforce Development Program"

Requires career and technical education programs to offer courses leading to insurance licensing and certification