MISSOURI CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE IV
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Art. IV §1 | EXECUTIVE POWER — THE GOVERNOR
Art. IV §2 | DUTIES OF GOVERNOR
Art. IV §3 | QUALIFICATIONS OF GOVERNOR
Art. IV §4 | POWER OF APPOINTMENT TO FILL VACANCIES — TENURE OF APPOINTEES
Art. IV §5 | COMMISSIONS OF STATE OFFICERS
Art. IV §6 | COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF MILITIA — AUTHORITY
Art. IV §7 | REPRIEVES, COMMUTATIONS AND PARDONS — LIMITATIONS ON POWER
Art. IV §8 | CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS — DUTY OF GOVERNOR — EXCEPTIONS — LIMITATION OF EFFECT
Art. IV §9 | GOVERNOR’S MESSAGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS TO ASSEMBLY — CALL OF EXTRA SESSIONS
Art. IV §10 | LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR — QUALIFICATIONS, POWERS AND DUTIES
Art. IV §11(a) | ORDER OF SUCCESSION TO GOVERNORSHIP, WHEN
Art. IV §11(b) | GOVERNOR’S DECLARATION OF DISABILITY, EFFECT OF — DISABILITY BOARD, MEMBERSHIP, DUTIES — GOVERNOR TO RESUME OFFICE, WHEN — DISPUTED ILLNESS, SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE
Art. IV §11(c) | ACTING AS GOVERNOR NOT TO VACATE REGULAR OFFICE
Art. IV §12 | EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, COMPOSITION OF — ELECTIVE OFFICIALS — DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICES ENUMERATED
Art. IV §13 | STATE AUDITOR — QUALIFICATIONS AND DUTIES — LIMITATIONS ON DUTIES
Art. IV §14 | SECRETARY OF STATE — DUTIES — STATE SEAL — OFFICIAL REGISTER — LIMITATION ON DUTIES
Art. IV §15 | STATE TREASURER — DUTIES — CUSTODY, INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT OF STATE FUNDS — DUTIES LIMITED — NONSTATE FUNDS TO BE IN CUSTODY AND INVESTED BY DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE — NONSTATE FUNDS DEFINED
Art. IV §16 | FILING OF ADMINISTRATIVE RULES AND REGULATIONS
Art. IV §17 | ELECTIVE STATE OFFICERS — TIME OF ELECTION AND TERMS — LIMITATION ON REELECTION — SELECTION OF DEPARTMENT HEADS — REMOVAL AND QUALIFICATIONS OF APPOINTIVE OFFICERS
Art. IV §18 | ELECTION RETURNS — BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS — TIME OF MEETING AND DUTIES — REQUIREMENT FOR ELECTION — TIE VOTES
Art. IV §19 | DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL — SELECTION AND REMOVAL — MERIT SYSTEM — VETERANS’ PREFERENCE
Art. IV §20 | LOCATION OF EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Art. IV §21 | LIMITATION ON CHANGES OF SALARIES — FEES, COSTS
REVENUE
Art. IV §22 | DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, DUTIES OF — DIRECTOR, APPOINTMENT OF
Art. IV §23 | FISCAL YEAR — LIMITATIONS ON APPROPRIATIONS — SPECIFICATION OF AMOUNT AND PURPOSE
Art. IV §24 | GOVERNOR’S BUDGET AND RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO REVENUE — PROPOSED LEGISLATION NOT ENACTED NOT TO BE INCLUDED IN PROJECTION OF NEW REVENUES
Art. IV §25 | LIMITATION OF GOVERNOR’S BUDGET ON POWER OF APPROPRIATIONS
Art. IV §26 | POWER OF PARTIAL VETO OF APPROPRIATION BILLS — PROCEDURE — LIMITATIONS
Art. IV §27 | POWER OF GOVERNOR TO CONTROL RATE OF AND REDUCE EXPENDITURES — NOTIFICATION GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHEN
2. The governor shall notify the general assembly by proclamation whenever the rate at which any appropriation shall be expended is not equal quarterly allotments, the sum of which shall be equal to the amount of the appropriation. Any rate of expenditure for any appropriation which is not equal quarterly allotments shall stand reconsidered in the chamber in which the bill that contained the appropriation originated. Such reconsideration shall be in the manner that a bill is reconsidered under article III, section 32. Either the general assembly that receives the proclamation or the next general assembly may reconsider the rate of expenditure. If the general assembly successfully reconsiders the rate of expenditure for the appropriation in question, the rate shall be assumed to be equal quarterly allotments. Such reconsideration may be at any time the general assembly is in session including sessions pursuant to article III, sections 20, 20(b), and 32 and article IV, section 9. Either the general assembly that receives the proclamation or the next general assembly may reconsider such allotment allocation change. Such reconsideration may be at any time the general assembly is in session including sessions pursuant to article III, sections 20, 20(b), and 32 and article IV, section 9.
3. The governor shall notify the general assembly by proclamation when the governor reduces one or more items or portions of items of appropriation of money as a result of actual revenues being less than the revenue estimates upon which the appropriations were based. Each item or portions of items of appropriation of money shall stand reconsidered in the chamber in which the bill that contained the appropriation originated. Such reconsideration shall be in the manner that a bill is reconsidered under article III, section 32. Either the general assembly that receives the proclamation or the next general assembly may reconsider such reduction. Such reconsideration may be at any time the general assembly is in session including sessions pursuant to article III, sections 20, 20(b), and 32 and article IV, section 9.
Art. IV §27(a) | CASH OPERATING RESERVE FUND ESTABLISHED — INVESTMENT — EXCESS TRANSFER TO GENERAL REVENUE, WHEN
2. The commissioner of administration may, throughout any fiscal year, transfer amounts from the budget reserve fund to the general revenue fund or any other state fund without other legislative action if he determines that such amounts are necessary for the cash requirements of this state. Such transfers shall be deemed “cash operating transfers”.
3. The commissioner of administration shall transfer from the general revenue fund or other recipient fund to the budget reserve fund an amount equal to the cash operating transfer received by such fund pursuant to subsection 2 of this section, together with the interest that would have been earned on such amount, prior to May sixteenth of the fiscal year in which the transfer was made. No cash operating transfers out of the budget reserve fund may be made after May fifteenth of any fiscal year.
4. Funds in the budget reserve fund shall be invested by the treasurer in the same manner as other state funds are invested. Interest earned on such investments shall be credited to the budget reserve fund. Subject to the provisions of subsection 7 of this section, the unexpended balance in the budget reserve fund at the close of any fiscal year shall remain in the fund.
5. In any fiscal year in which the governor reduces the expenditures of the state or any of its agencies below their appropriations in accordance with section 27 of this article, or in which there is a budget need due to a disaster, as proclaimed by the governor to be an emergency, the general assembly, upon a request by the governor for an emergency appropriation and by a two-thirds vote of the members elected to each house, may appropriate funds from the budget reserve fund to fulfill the expenditures authorized by any of the existing appropriations which were affected by the governor’s decision to reduce expenditures pursuant to section 27 of this article or to meet budget needs due to the disaster. Such expenditures shall be deemed to be for “budget stabilization purposes”. The maximum amount which may be appropriated at any one time for such budget stabilization purposes shall be one-half of the sum of the balance in the fund and any amounts appropriated or otherwise owed to the fund, less all amounts owed to the fund for budget stabilization purposes but not yet appropriated for repayment to the fund.
6. One-third of the amount transferred or expended from the budget reserve fund for budget stabilization purposes during any fiscal year, together with interest that would otherwise have been earned on such amount, shall stand appropriated to the budget reserve fund during each of the next three fiscal years, and such amount, and any additional amounts which may be appropriated for that purpose, shall be transferred from the fund which received such transfer to the budget reserve fund by the fifteenth day of the fiscal year for each of the next three fiscal years or until the full amount, plus interest, has been returned to the budget reserve fund. The maximum amount, which may be outstanding at any one time and subject to repayment to the budget reserve fund for budget stabilization purposes shall be one-half of the sum of the balance in the fund and all outstanding amounts appropriated or otherwise owed to the fund.
7. If the balance in the budget reserve fund at the close of any fiscal year exceeds seven and one-half percent of the net general revenue collections for the previous fiscal year, the commissioner of administration shall transfer that excess amount to the general revenue fund unless such excess balance is as a result of direct appropriations made by the general assembly for the purpose of increasing the balance of the fund; provided, however, that if the balance in the fund at the close of any fiscal year exceeds ten percent of the net general revenue collections for the previous fiscal year, the commissioner of administration shall transfer the excess amount to the general revenue fund notwithstanding any specific appropriations made to the fund. For purposes of this section, “net general revenue collections” means all revenue deposited into the general revenue fund less refunds and revenues originally deposited into the general revenue fund but designated by law for a specific distribution or transfer to another state fund.
8. If the sum of the ending balance of the budget reserve fund in any fiscal year and any amounts owed to the fund pursuant to subsection 6 of this section is less than seven and one-half percent of the net general revenue collections for the same year, the difference shall stand appropriated and shall be transferred from the general revenue fund to the budget reserve fund by the fifteenth day of the succeeding fiscal year.
Art. IV §27(b) | FACILITIES MAINTENANCE AND REVIEW FUND CREATED, PURPOSE — STATE FACILITIES, DEFINED — TRANSFER OF MONIES INTO FUND, REDUCTION OR ELIMINATION OF TRANSFER BY GOVERNOR
2. Beginning July 1, 1997, moneys shall be transferred from the general revenue fund to the facilities maintenance reserve fund. The amount transferred in fiscal year 1998 shall be equal to one-tenth of one percent of net general revenue collections of fiscal year 1997. During each succeeding fiscal year the percentage of the immediately preceding fiscal year’s net general revenue collections to be transferred to the facilities maintenance reserve fund shall be increased by one-tenth of one percent, until the total percentage transferred equals one percent of the net general revenue collections for the immediately preceding fiscal year. Each year thereafter one percent of the net general revenue collections for the immediately preceding fiscal year shall be transferred to the facilities maintenance reserve fund; provided, however, that the governor may reduce or eliminate the amount of this transfer during any fiscal year in which he exercised his right to reduce expenditures pursuant to article IV, section 27, or during the next succeeding fiscal year after he exercised such power. The general assembly may also appropriate other moneys to the fund.
3. Moneys in the facilities maintenance reserve fund shall be invested by the state treasurer in the same manner as other state funds are invested. Interest earned on such investments shall be credited to the facilities reserve maintenance fund.
4. The general assembly may appropriate moneys from the fund to be used for maintenance, repair or renovation of state facilities.
Art. IV §28 | TREASURY WITHDRAWALS, HOW MADE, CERTIFIED HOW — APPROPRIATION, PERIOD OF
HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION
Art. IV §29 | HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION — QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS AND EMPLOYEES — AUTHORITY OVER STATE HIGHWAYS AND OTHER TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS
(ii) shall have authority over all other transportation programs and facilities as provided by law, including, but not limited to, aviation, railroads, mass transportation, ports, and waterborne commerce; and
(iii) shall have authority to limit access to, from and across state highways and other transportation facilities where the public interests and safety may require.
Art. IV §30(a) | APPORTIONMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX — LIMITATION ON LOCAL FUEL TAXES
(2) Fifteen percent of the remaining net proceeds shall be apportioned and distributed to the various incorporated cities, towns and villages within the state solely for construction, reconstruction, maintenance, repair, policing, signing, lighting and cleaning roads and streets and for the payment of principal and interest on indebtedness on account of road and street purposes, and the use thereof being subject to such other provisions and restrictions as provided by law. The amount apportioned and distributed to each city, town or village shall be based on the ratio that the population of the city, town or village bears to the population of all incorporated cities, towns or villages in the state having a like population, as shown by the last federal decennial census, provided that any city, town or village which had a motor fuel tax prior to the adoption of this section shall annually receive not less than an amount equal to the net revenue derived therefrom in the year 1960; and
(3) All the remaining net proceeds in excess of the distributions to counties, and to cities, towns and villages under this section shall be apportioned, distributed and deposited in the state road fund and shall be expended and used solely as provided in subsection 1 of section 30(b) of Article IV of this Constitution.
3. Except for taxes or licenses which may be imposed uniformly on all merchants or manufacturers based upon sales, or which uniformly apply ad valorem to the stocks of merchants or manufacturers, no political subdivision in this state shall collect any tax, excise, license or fee upon, measured by or with respect to the importation, receipt, manufacture, storage, transportation, sale or use, on or after the first day of the month next following the adoption of this section of fuel used for propelling motor vehicles, unless the tax, excise, license or fee is approved by a vote of the people of any city, town or village subsequent to the adoption of this section, by a two-thirds majority.
All funds collected shall be used solely for construction, reconstruction, maintenance, repair, policing, signing, lighting, and cleaning roads and streets and for the payment and interest on indebtedness incurred on account of road and street purposes.
4. The net proceeds of fuel taxes apportioned, distributed and deposited under this section to the state road fund, counties, cities, towns and villages shall not be included within the definition of “total state revenues” in section 17 of article X of this constitution nor be considered as an “expense of state government” as that term is used in section 20 of article X of this constitution.
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Art. IV §30(b) | SOURCE AND APPLICATION OF STATE ROAD FUND AND STATE TRANSPORTATION FUND
(2) actual cost of refunds for overpayments and erroneous payments of such taxes and fees and maintaining retirement programs as permitted by law and
(3) actual cost of the state highway patrol in administering and enforcing any state motor vehicle laws and traffic regulations, shall be deposited in the state road fund which is hereby created within the state treasury and stand appropriated without legislative action to be used and expended by the highways and transportation commission for the following purposes, and no other:
Second, to maintain a balance in the state road fund in the amount deemed necessary to meet the payment of the principal and interest of any state road bonds for the next succeeding twelve months.
The remaining balance in the state road fund shall be used and expended in the sole discretion of and under the supervision and direction of the highways and transportation commission for the following state highway system uses and purposes and no other:
(2) To reimburse the various counties and other political subdivisions of the state, except incorporated cities and towns, for money expended by them in the construction or acquisition of roads and bridges now or hereafter taken over by the highways and transportation commission as permanent parts of the state highway system, to the extent of the value to the state of such roads and bridges at the time taken over, not exceeding in any case the amount expended by such counties and subdivisions in the construction or acquisition of such roads and bridges, except that the highways and transportation commission may, in its discretion, repay, or agree to repay, any cash advanced by a county or subdivision to expedite state road construction or improvement;
(3) In the discretion of the commission to plan, locate, relocate, establish, acquire, construct and maintain the following:
(b) supplementary state highways and bridges in each county of the state;
(c) state highways and bridges in, to and through state parks, public areas and reservations, and state institutions now or hereafter established to connect the same with the state highways, and also national, state or local parkways, travelways, tourways, with coordinated facilities;
(d) any tunnel or interstate bridge or part thereof, where necessary to connect the state highways of this state with those of other states;
(e) any highway within the state when necessary to comply with any federal law or requirement which is or shall become a condition to the receipt of federal funds;
(f) any highway in any city or town which is found necessary as a continuation of any state or federal highway, or any connection therewith, into and through such city or town; and
(g) additional state highways, bridges and tunnels, either in congested traffic areas of the state or where needed to facilitate and expedite the movement of through traffic.
(5) For such other purposes and contingencies relating and appertaining to the construction and maintenance of such state highway system as the highways and transportation commission may deem necessary and proper.
(2) One-half of the proceeds from the state sales tax on all motor vehicles, trailers, motorcycles, mopeds and motortricycles shall be dedicated for highway and transportation use and shall be apportioned and distributed as follows: ten percent to the counties, fifteen percent to the cities, two percent to be deposited in the state transportation fund, which is hereby created within the state treasury to be used in a manner provided by law and seventy-three percent to be deposited in the state road fund. The amounts apportioned and distributed to the counties and cities shall be further allocated and used as provided in section 30(a) of this article. The amounts allocated and distributed to the highways and transportation commission for the state road fund shall be used as provided in subsection 1 of this section 30(b). The sales taxes which are apportioned and distributed pursuant to this subdivision (2) shall not include those taxes levied and imposed pursuant to sections 43(a) or 47(a) of this article. The term “proceeds from the state sales tax” as used in this subdivision (2) shall mean and include all revenues received by the department of revenue from the said sales tax, reduced only by refunds for overpayments and erroneous payments of such tax as permitted by law and actual costs of collection by the department of revenue (but not to exceed three percent of the amount collected).
(3)
(ii) from and after July 1, 2006, through June 30, 2007, fifty percent of the aforesaid one-half of the proceeds of the state sales tax on all motor vehicles, trailers, motorcycles, mopeds and motortricycles which is not distributed by subdivision (2) of subsection 2 of this section 30(b) shall be deposited in the state road bond fund;
(iii) from and after July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008, seventy-five percent of the aforesaid one- half of the proceeds of the state sales tax on all motor vehicles, trailers, motorcycles, mopeds and motortricycles which is not distributed by subdivision (2) of subsection 2 of this section 30(b) shall be deposited in the state road bond fund; and
(iv) from and after July 1, 2008, one hundred percent of the aforesaid one-half of the proceeds of the state sales tax on all motor vehicles, trailers, motorcycles, mopeds and motortricycles which is not distributed by subdivision (2) of subsection 2 of this section 30(b) shall be deposited in the state road bond fund. Moneys deposited in the state road bond fund are hereby dedicated to and shall only be used to fund the repayment of bonds issued by the highways and transportation commission to fund the construction and reconstruction of the state highway system or to fund refunding bonds, except that after January 1, 2009, that portion of the moneys in the state road bond fund which the commissioner of administration and the highways and transportation commission each certify is not needed to make payments upon said bonds or to maintain an adequate reserve for making future payments upon said bonds may be appropriated to the state road fund.
4. The moneys apportioned or distributed under this section to the state road fund, the state transportation fund, the state road bond fund, counties, cities, towns or villages shall not be included within the definition of “total state revenues” as that term is used in section 17 of Article X of this constitution nor be considered as an “expense of state government” as that term is used in section 20 of article X of this constitution.
Art. IV §30(c) | TRANSPORTATION PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES, ADMINISTRATION OF BY COMMISSION
Art. IV §309d) | PROHIBITION AGAINST DIVERTING REVENUE FOR NON-HIGHWAY PURPOSES — SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS — EFFECTIVE DATE
2. All of the provisions of sections 29, 30(a), 30(b), 30(c) and 30(d) shall be self executing. All of the provisions of sections 29, 30(a), 30(b), 30(c) and 30(d) are severable. If any provision of sections 29, 30(a), 30(b), 30(c) and 30(d) is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be unconstitutional or unconstitutionally enacted, the remaining provisions of these sections shall be and remain valid.
3. The provisions of sections 29, 30(a), 30(b), 30(c) and 30(d) shall become effective on July 1, 2005.
Art. IV §31 | STATE HIGHWAYS IN MUNICIPALITIES
Art. IV §32 | APPORTIONMENT OF FUNDS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY STATE HIGHWAYS
Art. IV §32(a) | (REPEALED NOVEMBER 6, 1979, L. 1979 1ST REG. SESS. SS HCS HJR 39, 40, 44 AND 48, SEC. 1)
Art. IV §33 | RETIREMENT BENEFITS NOT CHANGED*
Footnotes
Art. IV §34 | RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING BONDS — DETERMINATION, CERTIFICATION AND COLLECTION OF ANNUAL STATE HIGHWAY BOND TAX
AGRICULTURE
Art. IV §35 | AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF — DIRECTOR, HOW APPOINTED — FUNDS TO BE PROVIDED, HOW
Art. IV §36 | FORESTRY AND FOREST FIRES
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Art. IV §36(a) | DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, ESTABLISHED — DIRECTOR, APPOINTMENT — OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS TO BE ESTABLISHED WITHIN DEPARTMENT, DUTIES
INSURANCE
Art. IV §36(b) | DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, ESTABLISHED — DIRECTOR, APPOINTMENT — OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS TO BE ESTABLISHED WITHIN DEPARTMENT, DUTIES
SOCIAL SERVICES
Art. IV §36(c) | MO HEALTHNET EXPANSION — ELIGIBILITY — STATE PLAN AMENDMENTS — MAXIMIZATION OF FEDERAL PARTICIPATION — LIMITATION ON BURDENS OR RESTRICTIONS
2. For purposes of this section “health benefits service package” shall mean benefits covered by the MO HealthNet program as determined by the department of social services to meet the benchmark or benchmark-equivalent coverage requirement under 42 U.S.C. Section 1396a(k)(1) and any implementing regulations.
3. No later than March 1, 2021, the Department of Social Services and the MO HealthNet Division shall submit all state plan amendments necessary to implement this section to the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
4. The Department of Social Services and the MO HealthNet Division shall take all actions necessary to maximize federal financial participation in funding medical assistance pursuant to this section.
5. No greater or additional burdens or restrictions on eligibility or enrollment standards, methodologies, or practices shall be imposed on persons eligible for MO HealthNet services pursuant to this section than on any other population eligible for medical assistance.
6. All references to federal or state statutes, regulations or rules in this section shall be to the version of those statutes, regulations or rules that existed on January 1, 2019.
Art. IV §37 | SOCIAL SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF — DUTIES OF DEPARTMENT — DIRECTOR, HOW APPOINTED
MENTAL HEALTH
Art. IV §37(a) | MENTAL HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF — DUTIES OF DEPARTMENT — DIRECTOR, HOW APPOINTED
Art. IV §38 | (REPEALED AUGUST 8, 1972, L. 1971 2ND REG. SESS. HJR 65, SEC. 1)
Art. IV §39 | COOPERATION WITH FEDERAL AND OTHER STATE GOVERNMENTS
CONSERVATION
Art. IV §40(a) | CONSERVATION COMMISSION, MEMBERS, QUALIFICATIONS, TERMS, HOW APPOINTED — DUTIES OF COMMISSION — EXPENSES OF MEMBERS
Art. IV §40(b) | INCUMBENT MEMBERS
Art. IV §41 | ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY — EMINENT DOMAIN
Art. IV §42 | DIRECTOR OF CONSERVATION AND PERSONNEL OF COMMISSION
Art. IV §43(a) | SALES TAX, USE FOR CONSERVATION PURPOSES
Art. IV §43(b) | USE OF REVENUE AND FUNDS OF CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Art. IV §43(c) | EFFECTIVE DATE — SELF-ENFORCABILITY
Footnotes
Art. IV §44 | SELF-ENFORCABILITY — ENABLING CLAUSE — REPEALING CLAUSE
Art. IV §45 | RULES AND REGULATIONS — FILING — REVIEW
Art. IV §46 | DISTRIBUTION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS
NATURAL RESOURCES
Art. IV §47 | NATURAL RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF — DUTIES OF DEPARTMENT — DIRECTOR, HOW APPOINTED
Art. IV §47(a) | SALES AND USE TAX LEVIED FOR SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION AND FOR STATE PARKS — DISTRIBUTION OF PARKS SALES TAX FUND TO COUNTIES, PURPOSE, LIMITATION
Art. IV §47(b) | DISBURSEMENT OF REVENUE, PURPOSES
Art. IV §47(c) | PROVISIONS SELF-ENFORCING, EXCEPTION — NOT PART OF GENERAL REVENUE OR EXPENSE OF STATE — EFFECTIVE AND EXPIRATION DATES
Upon voter approval of this measure in a general election held in 2006, or at a special election to be called by the governor for that purpose, the provisions of this section, 47(b), and 47(a) shall be reauthorized and continue until a general election is held in 2016 or at a special election to be called by the governor for that purpose. Every ten years thereafter, the issue of whether to continue to impose the sales and use tax described in this section shall be resubmitted to the voters for approval. If a majority of the voters fail to approve the continuance of such sales and use tax, Section 47(a), 47(b), and 47(c) shall terminate at the end of the second fiscal year after the last election was held.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Art. IV §48 | PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF — DUTIES OF DEPARTMENT — DIRECTOR, HOW APPOINTED
LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Art. IV §49 | LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, DEPARTMENT OF — DUTIES — COMMISSION MEMBERS, HOW APPOINTED, TERMS, QUALIFICATIONS
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Art. IV §50 | ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF — COMMISSIONER, HOW APPOINTED
APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEADS
Art. IV §51 | APPOINTMENTS, HOW MADE — FAILURE TO CONFIRM, EFFECT OF
HIGHER EDUCATION
Art. IV §52 | HIGHER EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF ESTABLISHED — COORDINATING BOARD FOR HIGHER EDUCATION ESTABLISHED, MEMBERS, TERMS, QUALIFICATIONS
Art. IV §53 | DISCRIMINATION AS TO RACE, CREED, COLOR OR NATIONAL ORIGIN PROHIBITED
Art. IV §54 | ESTABLISHES A MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
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