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MO HB552

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/15/2015

Primary Sponsor

Rochelle Walton Gray

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Origin

House of Representatives

2015 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Establishes a 14-member Joint Committee on Missouri Division of Workers' Compensation, with 7 members from the House and 7 from the Senate, with no more than 4 members from either party per chamber

  • Directs the committee to investigate disparities affecting injured minorities (defined as African, Hispanic, Native American, or Asian individuals), low-income workers, and workers under 35 years of age in the workers' compensation system

  • Requires ongoing study of bias, fraud, noncompliance, and the investigation system within the Division of Workers' Compensation, including measures to eliminate bias

  • Mandates the committee meet in at least three urban regions of the state to gather public input and submit an annual report to the General Assembly by January 30th each year

  • Committee provisions expire on January 30, 2021

Legislative Description

Establishes the Joint Committee on Missouri Division of Workers' Compensation

Last Action

Referred: Workforce Standards and Development(H)

5/15/2015

Committee Referrals

Workforce Standards and Development5/15/2015

Full Bill Text

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