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MO HJR72
Joint Resolution
Status
1/26/2012
Primary Sponsor
Kurt Bahr
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AI Summary
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Submits a proposed amendment to Article I of the Missouri Constitution to voters at the November 2012 general election or at a special election called by the governor.
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Establishes a new Section 35 guaranteeing citizens autonomy in decisions regarding lawful health care services and the ability to contract for payment without government compulsion or penalty.
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Prohibits government officials or agencies from compelling participation in any health care system or imposing penalties, taxes, fees, or levies for choosing not to participate.
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Preserves state authority to enforce contracts, prohibit dangerous health care services, regulate the health insurance industry, and collect uniform taxes for public health care programs.
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Proposes ballot language asking voters whether the Missouri Constitution should be amended to secure citizens' liberty to decide how they obtain, provide, and pay for lawful health care services.
Legislative Description
Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that each citizen has an inherent liberty that includes being able to make decisions regarding lawful health care-related services or products
Last Action
Referred: General Laws (H)
3/22/2012