Missouri Department of Conservation regulation establishes walleye and sauger fishing seasons, catch limits, and related rules for state waters.
Division of Finance regulation 20 CSR 1140-6.070 establishes requirements for customer financial services provided by financial institutions.
Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requires secondary education teachers (grades 9-12) to meet specific certification standards under 5 CSR 20-400.540.
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services regulation 19 CSR 100-1.190 establishes licensing and operational requirements for cannabis microbusinesses in the state.
Missouri's 19 CSR 30-86.047 regulation establishes administrative, personnel, and resident care standards for assisted living facilities operating in the state.
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Safe Place for Newborns Fund provides regulated support for safe surrender of newborns under 19 CSR 30-100.020.
Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance reduces triennial electrical contractor license renewal fees from $200 to $100, effective before July 1, 2026 renewal notices are mailed.
Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education proposes amending regulations for state-funded centers for independent living to correct nomenclature, update citations, and align with federal Rehabilitation Act standards.
Missouri State Banking Board updates board composition, member qualifications, and removes outdated appeals procedures under revised statutory authority.
Missouri Division of Finance proposes to rescind 20 CSR 1140-10.030, which addresses holding company obligations to acquire Missouri-based banks, because statutory requirements now make the rule redundant.
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