Sen. Kurtis Gregory

Maddy summaryThe provided context does not include the actual provisions, key mechanisms, or specific details of SB 1004. The abstract only states the bill's title ("Establishes the Missouri Angel Investment Incentive Act") without describing its content, who it affects, or how it would work. Without this information, a factual summary of the bill's policy changes cannot be generated. The recent procedural actions (prefiling, committee hearings) are noted but do not describe the bill's substance.

Maddy summarySB 1206 is a procedural bill that modifies administrative rules for documents submitted to county recorders' offices. The official abstract states it "modifies provisions relating to documents presented for recording" but does not specify the exact changes. As a prefiling (2025-12-01) with only a first reading (2026-01-07), no concrete policy details or affected parties are provided in the available context. This appears to be an internal administrative update rather than a substantive policy change affecting residents or organizations. Without further details on the specific modifications, a substantive summary cannot be provided.

Maddy summaryThis bill modifies rules about how motor vehicle franchisors (like car dealerships) pay compensation to franchisees (dealers who operate under a brand). It directly affects car dealership franchisees and the manufacturers or brands that own the dealership networks. The official abstract states it changes "provisions relating to compensation" but does not specify the exact changes or mechanisms. Without additional details on the proposed modifications, no concrete policy changes can be described. As a procedural bill with no substantive details provided, a full summary cannot be generated from the available context.

Maddy summarySB 1147 would establish new requirements for insurance plans to cover mental health treatments. It directly affects individuals with mental health conditions who rely on insurance for care, aiming to ensure comprehensive coverage. The bill, currently referred to the Senate Insurance and Banking Committee, proposes specific provisions for insurance coverage but does not detail exact mechanisms in the provided abstract. As a proposed policy change, it seeks to address gaps in mental health care access through insurance mandates.

Maddy summarySB 1006 would require all motor vehicles to have a licensed driver physically present and actively operating the vehicle at all times. This bill directly affects drivers, passengers, and vehicle operators, including those using automated driving systems. The key provision mandates human control during operation, though the bill does not specify exemptions, implementation details, or affected vehicle types. As a prefilled bill currently under review by the Transportation Committee, it has not yet progressed to debate or voting. (1-2 sentences, procedural nature confirmed).

Maddy summarySB 3 creates a new tax credit program in Missouri to attract sporting events by allowing taxpayers to receive credits against state income or franchise taxes for donations made to certified sponsors. Eligible donors include businesses, individuals, and organizations that contribute cash, stocks, or real estate to nonprofit groups (like local committees or certified sponsors) working to host events. The program requires applicants to submit documentation of event costs and donations, with credits tied to verified ticket sales or participant numbers for events hosted by organizations like the NCAA or USOPC. This directly affects donors seeking tax benefits and local entities bidding to host sports events, while excluding facility construction costs from eligible expenses.

Maddy summaryThe provided abstract for SB 81 states only that it "Modifies provisions relating to public safety." Without further details, it is not possible to describe the specific changes this bill proposes, the mechanisms it employs, or who it directly affects.

Maddy summaryThe bill's official abstract states it "Modifies provisions relating to health care" but provides no specific details about which provisions, who is affected, or what concrete changes are proposed. Without additional information on the bill's actual content, mechanisms, or affected parties, a substantive summary cannot be created. The abstract alone does not describe any specific policy changes, key provisions, or direct impacts. A meaningful summary requires more detail than the provided abstract offers.

Maddy summarySenate Bill 166 requires all public schools to develop comprehensive plans for responding to cardiac emergencies. These plans are designed to ensure schools are prepared to act quickly if a student or staff member experiences a sudden cardiac event. The legislation directly affects public school districts, requiring them to establish protocols for recognizing cardiac arrest, accessing emergency medical services, and utilizing automated external defibrillators (AEDs).

Maddy summarySB 190 establishes tax credits for individuals. These credits are specifically available to those who have obtained certain engineering degrees. The bill's core provision is to allow a reduction in tax liability for eligible degree holders.