2000 Bill(s)

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2000 Bill(s)

* CCS SB 763
Sponsor: Howard, Jerry
Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED
Description: Restrictions on telemarketing. Let consumer list phone as not to be solicited.

See:	Senate roll call - CCS SB 763 (05/12/2000): Final 3rd reading of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers and provide a means by which Missourians can be placed on a no-call list. House roll call - CCS SB 763 (05/12/2000): Final 3rd reading of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers and provide a means by which Missourians can be placed on a no-call list. Senate roll call - SS SB 763 (03/16/2000): Senate 3rd reading of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers and provide a means by which Missourians can be placed on a no-call list. Senate roll call - SS SB 763 (03/14/2000): Senate perfection of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers. The Fiscal Note(s) Official legislative description and status

See:

Senate roll call - CCS SB 763 (05/12/2000): Final 3rd reading of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers and provide a means by which Missourians can be placed on a no-call list.

House roll call - CCS SB 763 (05/12/2000): Final 3rd reading of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers and provide a means by which Missourians can be placed on a no-call list.

Senate roll call - SS SB 763 (03/16/2000): Senate 3rd reading of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers and provide a means by which Missourians can be placed on a no-call list.

Senate roll call - SS SB 763 (03/14/2000): Senate perfection of a bill to regulate and restrict telemarketers.

The Fiscal Note(s)

Official legislative description and status

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