HOUSE BILL 05-1169-2026

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Summary/Bill Text This bill applies existing statutory provisions relating to postconviction relief in sentences of death to motions under Missouri Supreme Court Rules, as provided in the bill. The bill also provides that the State will comply with any additional requirements of Federal law, as described in the bill.
HB 1169 would institute whats known as a geographic distribution requirement for initiated amendment petitions. The bills specific policy would enact the strictest geographic distribution requirement in America and render South Dakotans initiative rights almost useless.
Under the act, school districts and charter schools shall create, purchase, or adopt an interim assessment system that measures students knowledge at the beginning of each school year and measures academic growth throughout the same school year. Such assessment system shall meet certain criteria outlined in the act.
The goal of the original bill was to enable local health departments provide birth control to those who meet income eligibility criteria. However, an amendment was made that excluded condoms and IUDs from the definition of birth control.
A bill at the center of a vaccine controversy in the state of Missouri was voted down in a committee of the states House of Representatives in late April. The Missouri House Committee on Emerging Issues voted 10-4 against House Bill (HB) 1169, effectively ending the bills chance for passage in the current session.
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