Restricting trans healthcare bill heads to Gov. Parson's desk
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PROMO is asking people who oppose this bill to make their voices heard to Parson by calling (573) 751-3222 or writing an email to his office.
A bill aimed at giving child sex abuse victims more time to take legal action against their abusers is not expected to make it to the Senate this session.
HB 367, which garnered unanimous support in the Missouri House, would give sex abuse victims an extra 10 years to seek damages.
The bill would require licensing for summer camps and make background checks and first aid training mandatory.
Several survivors of childhood sexual abuse, including from Kanakuk and Boy Scouts of America, testified at a House judiciary hearing Monday night in support of a bill that would extend the civil statute of limitations for survivors of childhood sexual abuse.