Almighty God, the frost and cold bring us no harm, but stimulate us to be bright and alert for the work of the day. For this we thank You. We pray for those who suffer in the cold.

In view of all that is going on in State government and in our work, guide us by the light of the Holy Spirit. In the same Holy Spirit, help us always to relish what is right, and to rejoice in Your consolation.

The Speaker appointed the following to act as Honorary Pages for the Day, to serve without compensation: Leah Pratt and Benjamin Pratt.

AYES: 140

Aull	Avery	Baker 25	Baker 123	Bivins
Bland	Brandom	Brown 30	Brown 50	Bruns
Burnett	Casey	Chappelle-Nadal	Cooper 120	Cooper 155
Corcoran	Cox	Cunningham 145	Cunningham 86	Curls
Davis	Day	Deeken	Denison	Dethrow
Dixon	Dougherty	Dusenberg	Emery	Ervin
Faith	Fallert	Fares	Fisher	Flook
Frame	Franz	Grill	Grisamore	Guest
Harris 23	Harris 110	Haywood	Hobbs	Hodges
Holsman	Hoskins	Hughes	Hunter	Icet
Johnson	Jones 89	Jones 117	Kelly	Kingery
Komo	Kraus	Kuessner	Lampe	Lembke
Liese	Lipke	Loehner	Low 39	Marsh
May	McClanahan	McGhee	Meiners	Moore
Munzlinger	Muschany	Nance	Nasheed	Nieves
Nolte	Norr	Onder	Parson	Pearce
Pollock	Portwood	Pratt	Quinn 7	Quinn 9
Richard	Robb	Roorda	Rucker	Ruestman
Ruzicka	Salva	Sander	Sater	Scavuzzo
Schaaf	Schad	Scharnhorst	Schieffer	Schlottach
Schoeller	Schoemehl	Self	Shively	Silvey
Skaggs	Smith 14	Smith 150	Spreng	Stevenson
St. Onge	Storch	Stream	Sutherland	Swinger
Thomson	Threlkeld	Tilley	Todd	Viebrock
Villa	Wallace	Walsh	Walton	Wasson
Wells	Weter	Whorton	Wildberger	Wilson 119
Wilson 130	Witte	Wood	Wright 159	Wright-Jones
Yaeger	Yates	Zimmerman	Zweifel	Mr Speaker

NOES: 004

Daus	Lowe 44	Talboy	Vogt

PRESENT: 002

Darrough	George

ABSENT WITH LEAVE: 013

Bowman	Bringer	Donnelly	El-Amin	Funderburk
Hubbard	LeVota	Meadows	Oxford	Page
Robinson	Schneider	Young

VACANCIES: 004

The Waynesville High School Football Tigers were introduced by Representative Day and recognized for attaining the Class 5 State Football Championship.

HB 1805, introduced by Representatives Schaaf, Portwood, McGhee, Onder, Page, Roorda, Silvey, Scharnhorst, Munzlinger and Avery, relating to insurance co-payments for prescription drugs.

HB 1806, introduced by Representatives Schaaf, McGhee, Onder, Page, Hunter and Ervin, relating to certificate of need.

HB 1807, introduced by Representatives Cox, Nance, Grisamore, Faith, Wallace, Darrough, Norr, Wilson (119) and Ruestman, relating to Missouri schools for the severely disabled.

HB 1809, introduced by Representatives Ruzicka, Darrough, Bruns, Dougherty, Wilson (119), Bivins, Munzlinger, Fisher, Wilson (130), Hobbs, Faith, Sander, Moore, Flook, Wasson, Portwood, Nieves and Ruestman, relating to identity theft protection.

HB 1810, introduced by Representatives Cooper (120) and Skaggs, relating to sales and use taxes on manufacturing.

HB 1811, introduced by Representatives Hunter, Robb, Emery, Fisher, Portwood, Munzlinger and Schad, relating to employee rights.

HB 1812, introduced by Representatives Nolte, Nance, Nieves, Funderburk, Ervin, Meiners, Weter, Dougherty, Ruestman, Schneider, Schad and Sander, relating to penalties for delinquent taxes.

HB 1813, introduced by Representatives Dougherty, Young, Nance, Deeken, Dusenberg, Bivins, Stream, Nolte and Wasson, relating to exemptions for veteran's organizations from certain taxes.

HB 1814, introduced by Representatives Flook, Schneider, Grill, Silvey, Dougherty, Ruestman, Kraus, Yates and Davis, relating to the penalty for certain sexual offenses.

HB 1815, introduced by Representative Portwood, relating to patient health care records.

HB 1816, introduced by Representatives LeVota, Frame, Skaggs, Talboy, Baker (25), Page, Bland, Komo, Portwood, Johnson, Bowman, Yaeger, Walsh, Roorda, Wildberger, McGhee, Meadows, Schieffer, George and Darrough, relating to the health care whistleblower protection act.

HB 1817, introduced by Representatives Zweifel, Grill, LeVota, Meiners, Oxford, Page, Talboy, Yaeger and Wildberger, relating to securities.

HB 1818, introduced by Representatives Zweifel, Grill, LeVota, Meiners, Oxford, Page, Talboy, Yaeger and Wildberger, relating to securities regulation.

HB 1819, introduced by Representatives Roorda, Harris (110), Meadows, Frame, Komo and Fallert, relating to scenic byways.

HB 1820, introduced by Representative Roorda, relating to the right to petition for a trial de novo.

HB 1821, introduced by Representatives Bowman and Low (39), relating to voting systems.

HB 1822, introduced by Representatives Bowman, Talboy, Darrough and Hughes, relating to voter registration.

HB 1823, introduced by Representatives Funderburk, Deeken, Denison, Wilson (119), Dusenberg, Dethrow, Hodges, Nieves, Nolte, Brown (30), Wells, McGhee, Scharnhorst, Meadows, Munzlinger, Wilson (130), Grill, Faith, Fisher, Walton and Smith (14), relating to flags.

HB 1824, introduced by Representatives Schlottach and Quinn (7), relating to the official state dessert.

HB 1825, introduced by Representatives Komo, Wildberger, Dougherty, Whorton, Meadows, George, Schieffer and Baker (25), relating to state contracts.

HB 1826, introduced by Representatives Komo, Wildberger, Darrough, Meadows, George and Schieffer, relating to impersonating a minor.

HB 1827, introduced by Representative Sutherland, relating to manufactured homes.

HB 1828, introduced by Representative Sutherland, relating to sales and use tax regulations.

HB 1829, introduced by Representatives Storch and Pratt, relating to the Missouri family trust.

HB 1830, introduced by Representatives Young, Chappelle-Nadal, Villa, Lowe (44), Meiners, Daus, Spreng, Walsh, Low (39), Vogt and Burnett, relating to the use for marijuana for medicinal purposes.

HB 1831, introduced by Representatives Onder, Cooper (155), Cunningham (86), Sander, Muschany, Nolte, Fisher, Jones (89), Schoeller, Pearce, Moore, Cox, Ervin, Meadows, Bruns, Lembke, Emery, Day, Yates, Portwood, Deeken, Schieffer, Harris (110), Ruzicka, Thomson, McGhee, Villa, Sutherland, Wright, Funderburk, Ruestman, Wood, Nieves and Dusenberg, relating to abortion.

HB 1832, introduced by Representatives Cooper (120), Scharnhorst, Yates, Sutherland, Schlottach, Threlkeld, Bivins, Onder, Richard, Parson, Schneider, Jones (89), Deeken, Faith, Hobbs, Moore, Hunter, Meiners, McGhee, Smith (150), Stream, Casey and Schad, relating to the Missouri county planning act.

HB 1833, introduced by Representative Bland, relating to certain health care benefits.

HB 1835, introduced by Representative Bland, relating to the coordination of school health programs.

HB 1836, introduced by Representatives Flook, Brown (30), Ervin, Nance and Robb, relating to assessment and levy of property taxes.

HB 1837, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Schieffer, Nasheed, Walsh, Dougherty, Lowe (44), Roorda, Oxford, Hughes and Chappelle-Nadal, relating to compensation for wrongful imprisonment.

HB 1838, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Page, Schieffer, Walsh, Dougherty, Wildberger, Roorda, Meiners, Oxford, Darrough, Hughes, Lampe and Chappelle-Nadal, relating to health insurance coverage for cervical cancer testing.

HB 1839, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Schieffer, Walsh, Dougherty, Lowe (44), Wildberger, Roorda, Meiners, Oxford, Hughes and Lampe, relating to drug testing of rape victims.

HB 1840, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Dougherty and Hughes, relating to paid family leave.

HB 1841, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Walsh, Grill, Lowe (44), Schieffer, Meiners, Oxford and Lampe, relating to drivers' licenses.

HB 1842, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Walsh, Meiners, Oxford and Hughes, relating to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.

HB 1843, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Schieffer, Walsh, Lowe (44), Oxford, Hughes and Lampe, relating to lenders of unsecured loans.

HB 1844, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Schieffer, Roorda, Wildberger, Lowe (44), Oxford, Hodges, Lampe and LeVota, relating to prohibited acts by appointed public officials.

HB 1845, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Walsh, Dougherty, Meiners, Oxford and Lampe, relating to motor vehicle windshield stickers.

HB 1846, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Walsh, Lowe (44), Roorda, Meiners, Oxford, Hughes and Lampe, relating to the posting of nurse staffing levels at hospitals.

HB 1847, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Lampe and Chappelle-Nadal, relating to wild animals.

HB 1848, introduced by Representatives Low (39), Oxford, Chappelle-Nadal and Lampe, relating to spaying and neutering of dogs and cats.

HB 1849, introduced by Representatives Pratt and Curls, relating to zoning violation remedies.

HB 1850, introduced by Representatives Pratt and Yates, relating to the asbestos and silica claims priorities act.

HB 1851, introduced by Representatives Thomson, Nolte, Nance, Fisher, Brandom, Smith (150) and Denison, relating to minimum wage law.

HB 1852, introduced by Representatives Smith (14), Funderburk, Faith, Onder, Davis, Pratt, Tilley, Bivins, Meadows, Ruestman, Nance, Sander, Schieffer, Roorda, Darrough, Nieves, Moore, Lampe and Bruns, relating to crimes involving harassment.

HB 1853, introduced by Representatives Bivins, Sander, Harris (110) and Dougherty, relating to minutes of public governmental body meetings.

HB 1854, introduced by Representatives Bivins, Munzlinger, Moore and Sander, relating to environmental audits.

HB 1855, introduced by Representatives Harris (23), Bruns, Quinn (9), Darrough, Grill, George, Onder, Kraus, Burnett, Roorda, Lampe, Wildberger, Yaeger, Scavuzzo, Meadows, Schieffer, Schneider and Hodges, relating to Karra's and Jocelyn's law.

HB 1856, introduced by Representatives Johnson, Kuessner, George, Walsh, Burnett, Low (39), Casey, Todd, Corcoran, Dougherty, Harris (23), Meadows, Oxford, Harris (110), Norr, Nasheed, McClanahan, Talboy, Vogt, Storch, Villa, Meiners, Hughes, Lampe, Donnelly, Grill, Curls, Stevenson, Darrough, Wildberger, Schieffer, Whorton, Roorda, Scavuzzo and Walton, relating to trademark registrations.

HB 1857, introduced by Representatives Schaaf and Hunter, relating to health insurance plans.

HB 1858, introduced by Representatives Emery, Jones (89), Cox, St. Onge, Aull, Deeken, Ruestman, Bivins, Dixon and Sander, relating to the Missouri human rights act.

HB 1859, introduced by Representatives Baker (25), Roorda, Grill, Wildberger, Low (39), Schieffer, Schoeller, Holsman, Darrough, Rucker and Lampe, relating to renewable energy research.

HB 1860, introduced by Representatives Baker (25), Roorda, Wildberger, Low (39), Lampe, Holsman, Darrough and Rucker, relating to the disclosure of energy efficiency rating of new residential homes.

HB 1861, introduced by Representatives Baker (25), Roorda, Grill, Darrough, Rucker, Holsman, Wildberger, Low (39) and Lampe, relating to renewable energy trends.

HB 1862, introduced by Representatives Baker (25), Holsman, Low (39), Grill, Wildberger, Lampe, Corcoran, Darrough, Schieffer and Oxford, relating to renewable energy.

HB 1863, introduced by Representatives Baker (25), Holsman, Low (39), Oxford, Darrough, Wildberger and Lampe, relating to energy conservation.

HB 1864, introduced by Representatives Parson and Jones (117), relating to licenses to operate an excursion gambling boat.

HB 1865, introduced by Representatives Curls, Hubbard, Talboy, Bland, Hoskins and Hughes, relating to tax increment financing projects.

HB 1866, introduced by Representatives Scavuzzo, Baker (25), Yaeger, Wildberger, Darrough, Walsh, Aull, Whorton, Norr, Witte, Hodges, Todd, Harris (110), Holsman, Hughes, Talboy, Burnett, Salva, Shively, Skaggs, Frame, Brown (50), Quinn (9), Zimmerman, George, Casey, Schieffer, Nasheed, Lampe, Swinger, Chappelle-Nadal and Harris (23), relating to license fee revenue.

HB 1867, introduced by Representative Scavuzzo, relating to public safety sales taxes.

HB 1868, introduced by Representatives McClanahan, Chappelle-Nadal, Curls, Komo, Aull, Hodges, Rucker, Quinn (9), Witte, Donnelly, Bringer, LeVota, Meadows, Zimmerman, Skaggs, Schoemehl, Wildberger, Storch, Page, Hughes, Bland, Zweifel, Villa, Swinger, Hoskins, Johnson, Haywood, Fallert, Roorda, Holsman, Oxford, Darrough, Lowe (44), Frame, Schieffer, Yaeger, Shively, Hubbard, Dougherty, Casey, Nasheed, Kuessner, Liese, Daus, Brown (50), Norr, Burnett, Lampe, Corcoran, Todd, Scavuzzo, Harris (110), Meiners, Walsh, Harris (23), Young, El-Amin, Salva, Wright-Jones, Bowman, Low (39), Walton, Baker (25), George, Talboy, Grill and Vogt, relating to health care benefits.

The following members' presence was noted: Bowman, El-Amin, Funderburk, Hubbard and Meadows.

On motion of Representative Tilley, the House adjourned until 4:00 p.m., Monday, January 28, 2008.

Correct House Journal, Eighth Day, Wednesday, January 23, 2008, Page 104, Line 5, by inserting immediately after the name "Cooper (155)," the name "Dougherty".

Joint committee meeting with Agriculture Policy and Special Committee on Agri-business.

Committee members will be meeting John B. Askew, Regional Administrator EPA Region 7.

Budget presentation from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education continued.

Presentation of Governor's budget recommendations for Public Safety and Corrections.

The purpose is to meet Mr. John B. Askew, Regional Administrator for EPA Region 7.