Matthew Overcast

Sponsored bills

• HB3385: Gives preferential treatment in state purchasing contracts to Missouri-grown agricultural products (primary sponsor)
• HB3384: Creates provisions relating to product repair requirements (primary sponsor)
• HB3298: Creates provisions relating to state-accredited residency programs (primary sponsor)
• HB3217: Modifies provisions relating to collaborative practice arrangements with physicians (primary sponsor)
• HB3104: Modifies provisions relating to products liability claims (primary sponsor)
• HB3065: Modifies provisions relating to the requirements for collaborative practice arrangements between physicians and advanced practice registered nurses (primary sponsor)
• HB2768: Creates provisions relating to the regulation of industrial hemp-derived consumable products (primary sponsor)
• HB2700: Establishes the "Missouri Kratom Consumer Protection Act"
• HB2391: Modifies provisions relating to advanced practice registered nurses
• HB2238: Creates the "Hayes Act" governing school meals
• HB1981: Modifies provisions relating to the administration of controlled substances by nurses
• HB1773: Modifies provisions governing mailed notice to sewer district customers with unpaid charges
• HB1675: Creates provisions relating to prior authorization of health care services
• HB1665: Prohibits homeowners' associations and other similar associations from infringing on the rights of concealed carry permit holders
• HB1662: Requires public schools to provide free breakfasts and lunches to all students attending classes in such school
• HB1650: Modifies provisions relating to assistant physicians (primary sponsor)
• HB1649: Modifies provisions relating to actions for damages due to exposure to asbestos (primary sponsor)
• HB1648: Establishes provisions protecting transportation network companies from vicarious liability (primary sponsor)
• HB1646: Modifies provisions relating to the collateral source rule (primary sponsor)
• HB1642: Authorizes counties of the third classification to use up to fifty percent of collected court costs and court fees for courthouse construction or renovation projects over a seven-year period (primary sponsor)