Kem Smith

Sponsored bills

• HB3543: Authorizes counties to adopt a real property homestead tax exemption for certain disabled veterans
• HB3542: Establishes the "Community Safety and Law Enforcement Integrity Act"
• HB3500: Designates St. Louis City SC as the official "Men's Soccer Team" of the state of Missouri
• HB3430: Establishes a Sickle Cell Standing Committee within the department of health and senior services
• HB3424: Designates the "Mayor Mary Louise Carter Highway" in St. Louis County
• HB3399: Makes election day a state holiday
• HB3373: Establishes a liaison for postsecondary education for homeless pupils within the department of higher education and workforce development
• HB3344: Designates March twelfth each year as "Charlie Parker Day" in Missouri
• HB3285: Creates provisions relating to temporary real estate salesperson licenses
• HB3268: Authorizes a tax credit for providing services to homeless persons
• HB3197: Establishes provisions requiring genetic testing at birth for paternity and child support purposes
• HB3196: Establishes a program for providing paid leave for parents to attend certain school activities
• HB3178: Requires all rules and regulations for library programs receiving state funding to comply with the First Amendment
• HB3148: Allows persons who are permanent residents of the United States who have been honorably discharged from the United States Armed Forces to serve as law enforcement officers in this state
• HB3141: Modifies provisions governing student attendance data reported for school accreditation processes (primary sponsor)
• HB3140: Provides for mileage reimbursements for dual enrollment courses for college credit (primary sponsor)
• HB3139: Establishes additional requirements for computer science courses in schools (primary sponsor)
• HB3138: Requires certain police departments to establish a missing person's unit (primary sponsor)
• HB3137: Requires school districts and charter schools to offer students who are at least seventeen years and six months of age the opportunity to register to vote
• HB3131: Requires that a behavioral health specialist be dispatched with law enforcement when responding to calls classified by dispatch as mental-health related (primary sponsor)