Repeals and creates new provisions relating to the members of the Clean Water Commission

HB 3295 revises the membership structure of Missouri's Clean Water Commission. It requires seven appointed members with specific expertise: one each for agriculture, industry/mining, and publicly owned wastewater treatment works, plus four public representatives. The bill mandates that all members (appointed after 2002) have water quality knowledge and prohibits conflicts of interest, such as financial ties to regulated businesses. It also establishes term lengths (two years for initial appointees, four years thereafter) and requires public meetings with attendance rules. The changes aim to ensure the commission's composition reflects diverse water quality interests and maintains impartiality.