Jefferson City — Today, Governor Mike Parson signed 31 pieces of legislation into law and vetoed one legislative bill, Senate Bill (SB) 189, passed by the Missouri General Assembly. With this action, Governor Parson has signed or vetoed all legislation approved during the 2023 Legislative Session.

"Today, we took action to close out all remaining bills from the 2023 session, and we appreciate all the Senators and Representatives who worked tirelessly, on behalf of their constituents, to get this legislation across the finish line," Governor Parson said. "These bills we are signing today ensure a safer, stronger, and more efficient Missouri, and we hope to celebrate these accomplishments with legislators and Missourians soon."

Signed Legislation:

• Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) 7 - America 250 Missouri Commission
• SB 20 - modifies provisions related to retirement
• SB 24 - creates new provisions relating to vulnerable persons
• SB 28 - modifies provisions relating to access to public records of the Missouri State Highway Patrol
• SB 34 - allows Missouri school districts and charter schools to offer elective social studies courses on Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament
• SB 35 - modifies provisions relating to child custody and child support enforcement
• SB 40 - modifies provisions relating to background check requirements for employment in certain fields
• SB 45 - modifies provisions relating to health care
• SB 63 - creates new provisions relating to financial institutions
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