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MO HB2249
Bill
Status
2/25/2010
Primary Sponsor
Chris Carter
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AI Summary
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Members of the General Assembly must disclose to constituents by October 1, 2010 whether their Capitol building office is wheelchair accessible through their website and regular publications.
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Disclosure must include directions for constituents using wheelchairs or with mobility impairments to request private meetings under an office accessibility protocol.
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The chief clerk of the House or secretary of the Senate must establish an office accessibility protocol by October 1, 2010 for members whose offices are not wheelchair accessible.
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The protocol must provide designated Capitol areas where members can meet privately with constituents who use wheelchairs or have mobility impairments, regardless of whether a meeting was requested in advance.
Legislative Description
Requires an office accessibility protocol for members of the General Assembly who do not have wheelchair-accessible offices in the Capitol and for the member to disclose if his or her office is accessible
Last Action
Referred: Healthcare Transformation (H)
5/14/2010