In FY96 there were 1,200,000 driver's and 4,600,000 motor vehicle transactions conducted in the State of Missouri. FSB believes that by asking the question additional discussion would ensue with the customer who will likely request some explanation or further dialogue before answering. Oversight believes that the forms would be printed in a clear and conspicuous manner and would not require a considerable amount of explanation, therefore FSB would not require 10 additional employees. Should this proposal create significant additional workload that results in an inability to serve citizens within a reasonable amount of time, it can likely be addressed through the budgetary process. Therefore, there would be a reduction in the sale of information by the DOR resulting in a loss to the Information Fund.
Insurance companies are one such exemption.
No direct fiscal impact to small businesses would be expected as a result of this proposal. The proposal also provides that any state agency desiring to disclose the home address or home phone number of any state employee shall not disclose such information if the employee has provided a letter to the state agency asking that the information not be disclosed. This legislation would have an effective date of September 13, 1997.