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House places three bills on first reading: HB 1193, HB 1194, HB 1195
Summary
The Missouri House of Representatives read three bills for first reading — HB 1193 (legislative security officers), HB 1194 (houses of worship), and HB 1195 (prescription costs) — listing sponsors but recording no final action.
The House of Representatives listed three bills for first reading during the floor session: House Bill 1193, introduced by Rep. West; House Bill 1194, introduced by Rep. Poushey; and House Bill 1195, introduced by Rep. Poushey. The clerk read the bill numbers, sponsors and short captions as part of the session’s first-reading routine.
According to the clerk’s reading, HB 1193 is “an act relating to legislative security officers with an emergency clause.” HB 1194 is “an act relating to houses of worship.” HB 1195 is “an act relating to the cost of prescriptions.” The transcript records the bill numbers, sponsors and the brief captions read aloud; no further detail on bill language, committee referrals, or legislative text was provided during the recorded exchange.
First reading places the bills on the House calendar and starts the formal legislative process; the transcript records only the introductory reading, and there was no debate or vote on the measures during the session excerpt. Additional steps such as committee referral, hearings, or subsequent readings were not specified in the transcript.
