JEFFERSON CITY, MO (MISSOURI DIGITAL NEWS) - The long debated China hub bill will linger for at least another week as the Missouri House and Senate are set to meet on Monday.
Following a Republican caucus Tuesday afternoon, Senate President Pro-Tem Rob Mayer says the special session will end next week with or without a China hub bill.
Mayer says he hopes that the Senate can alter the House's mindset.
"We have the opportunity to go to conference to argue or present our position as to why we're where we're at and at the end of the day we'll see if we change anybody's mind," Mayer said.
There are no termination dates included on any of the tax breaks surrounding the China hub bill.
Mayer says the Senate won't pass the bill if these dates aren't included.
Alex Gordon, Missouri Digital News
Following a Republican caucus Tuesday afternoon, Senate President Pro-Tem Rob Mayer says the special session will end next week with or without a China hub bill.
Mayer says he hopes that the Senate can alter the House's mindset.
"We have the opportunity to go to conference to argue or present our position as to why we're where we're at and at the end of the day we'll see if we change anybody's mind," Mayer said.
There are no termination dates included on any of the tax breaks surrounding the China hub bill.
Mayer says the Senate won't pass the bill if these dates aren't included.
Alex Gordon, Missouri Digital News
