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2011 Pro-Life Legislative Information
- Missouri House Votes to Fund Human Cloning And Embryonic Stem Cell Research September 23, 2011
- Special Session: SB 8 Without Pro-Life Protections
- Special Session: Continued Opposition to SB 7 & SB 8 Without Pro-life Language
- Special Session: Missouri Senate votes first round approval for MOSIRA without Pro-Life Protections
- Special Session: Second Memo Requesting Proven Pro-Life Protections on MOSIRA
- May 12: Missouri Right to Life Continues Opposition to MOSIRA without Protective Language of 196.1127
- May 11: MRL Opposes SB 100 (MOSIRA) Without the Protective Language of 196.1127
- May 10: MOSIRA Still Needs Protections of 196.1127
- May 9: Urgent Message to House and Senate on Pro-Life Protections on MOSIRA
- May 9: Memo of Unified Voices in Support of SB 65 & HB 213
- May 9: Missouri Right to Life Support of SS SCS SB 65 – MRL Encourages Final Passage
- May 4: Missouri Right to Life Position on MOSIRA – Pro-Life Protections Still Needed
- April 28: Urgent Message Regarding MOSIRA and HB 116
- April 27: Missouri Right to Life Support of HB 213 – Ban on Late Term Abortions
- April 27: Missouri Right to Life Support of SB 65 – Ban on Late Term Abortions and HR 1826 – Recognition of the Work of Pregnancy Resource Centers
- March 31: Missouri Right to Life Support of SB 65
- March 29: Missouri Right to Life Support of HCS HB 28 and Information on HCS HB 468 (MOSIRA)
- March 17: Follow-up E-Blast to Hand Delivered Invitation to Legislators for Lobby Day Rally
- March 1: Missouri Right to Life Support of SB 204 – Extension of Pregnancy Resource Center Tax Credits
- March 1: Missouri Right to Life Support of HCS HB 213
- February 14: Information From Pro-Life Workshops with Dr. David Prentice, Family Research Council
- February 7: Invitation to Information Sessions with Dr. David Prentice, Family Research Council Regarding Human Cloning and ESCR
- January 28: Communication from Missouri Right to Life on Pro-Life Issues and Testimony in Support of HB 28 & HB 129
- Testimony in Support of HB 28
- Testimony in Support of HB 129
- Testimony in Support of HCS HB 213 – Missouri Right to Life worked with Rep. Tim Jones on some language we were concerned about and now support the House Committee Sub of HB 213 without reservation
- Testimony in Support of HB 328
- Testimony in Support of HB 385 – Renews the Pregnancy Resource Center Tax Credits
- Testimony in Opposition to HB 467 & 468 – MOSIRA – Establishes the Missouri Science and Innovation Reinvestment Act (open-ended life sciences research with no pro-life protections in their original forms.) – Sponsor Representative John Diehl and Chair of the House Economic Development Committee, Representative Anne Zerr worked with Missouri Right to Life to place pro-life protective language in numerous sections of HCS HB 468 at which time, as long as the protections stay on the bill, Missouri Right to Life becomes neutral on this economic development bill. Of course Missouri Right to Life will continue to monitor this legislation as well as all other House and Senate economic development legislation for pro-life concerns. Thank you to Rep. Diehl, Rep. Zerr and the House Economic Development Committee for voting to place pro-life protections on HCS HB 468. We will keep you updated.
- Testimony in Support of HB 483 – Requires any entity performing or assisting in certain abortions or counseling a woman to have an abortion to file an annual report regarding moneys received under the federal Public Health Service
- Testimony in Support of HB 515 – Embryo Adoption – Missouri Right to Life is working with the sponsor, Rep. Wayne Wallingford, to tighten this language to assure protection of the embryo at every stage of transfer.
- Testimony in Opposition to HB 636 – Establishes the Compassionate Assistance for Rape Emergencies (CARE) Act which requires hospitals and health care facilities to provide emergency contraception to sexual assault victims – This bill promotes the use of abortion causing drugs.
- Testimony in Support of HB 755 – Specifies that any moneys generated by the Spinal Cord Injury Fund or granted by the University of Missouri Board of Curators for research programs not be used for abortion or human cloning research
- Testimony in Support of HR 1826 – Recognition of the work of Pregnancy Resource Centers and their volunteers
- Testimony in Support of HJR 26 & SJR 15 – Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting state government from recognizing, enforcing, or acting in furtherance of certain actions of the federal government. This allows people to vote on whether they want federal funding of abortion or embryonic stem cell research.
- Testimony in Support of SS SCS SB 65 – Ban on abortion at 20 weeks gestation
- Testimony in Opposition to SB 79 – MOSIRA – Establishes the Missouri Science and Innovation Reinvestment Act (open-ended life sciences research with no pro-life protections in their original forms.) – Sponsor Senator Jolie Justus (rated anti-life by Missouri Right to Life PAC). Senator Eric Schmitt placed the language of HB 468 with the pro-life protections worked out with Rep. John Diehl and Committee Chair Representative Anne Zerr on his economic development bill in order to control the preservation of the pro-life protections in this specific section. These pro-life protections are in numerous sections of the MOSIRA section of the bill. Of course Missouri Right to Life will continue to monitor this legislation in total as well as all other House and Senate economic development legislation for pro-life concerns. We will keep you updated as these bills move through the process.
- Testimony in Opposition to SB 248 – Establishes the Proof of Concept Business Finance Program – This economic development legislation has an open loophole for human life sciences and no pro-life protection.
- Testimony in Support of SB 204 – Renew the Pregnancy Resource Center Tax Credits
- Testimony in Support of SJR 15 & HJR 26 – Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting state government from recognizing, enforcing, or acting in furtherance of certain actions of the federal government. This allows people to vote on whether they want federal funding of abortion or embryonic stem cell research.