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Subscriber Services
- What are Subscriber Services?
- What are the Legislative subscriber
services?
- Why do I have to pay for this service?
- How do I become a subscriber?
What are subscriber services?
There is a small percentage of applications and information
located throughout the legislative site that require you become
a subscriber to the Information Network of Kansas (INK) before
you can gain access to them. These areas, as well as other applications
within the state network, comprise what is commonly known as subscriber
services.
What are the Legislative subscriber services?
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Multi-Bill
Tracking
View the status of bills as they progress through the
session. Enter up to 5 bills and choose either the full history
or last 3 actions of the bill.
* subscriber service - $1.00
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Daily
Bill Packets
View the full text of bills that were introduced the previous
day, along with the House and Senate Calendars and Journals.
* subscriber service - $2.00
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Lobbyist-In-A-Box
Create bill profiles by using keyword searches or bill numbers
and Lobbyist-In-A-Box (LIAB) will then monitor those profiles
and alert you to changes of the bill. LIAB is web and PDA
enabled.
* subscriber service - $1.00/profile
or $50.00 monthly unlimited
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Statutes
Annotated - K.S.A
View all the general laws enacted by the legislature at the
end of the session.
* subscriber service - 25¢ per statute
viewed
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Session
Laws
Contains the text of all bills becoming laws and all concurrent
resolutions adopted, except those extending congratulations
or memorials to decedents. Archived since 1998.
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Administrative
Regulations - KARs
View all regulations filed for that session by number
or keyword search.
- The
Kansas Register
Weekly publication of information regarding activities of
state government required by law to be noticed or incorporated
therein. Archived since 1994.
* subscriber service - 25¢
per regulation viewed
Why do I have to pay for these services?
The Information Network of Kansas (INK) is a fee funded state
agency that provides electronic government to the citizens of
Kansas. As a fee funded agency, we do not receive any tax dollars
and must totally fund our operation through user fees. More than
95% of the information on the legislative site is provided at
no cost. However, there are some applications that have a fee
attached. Revenue collected from these services are used to support
the ongoing development of the state's Internet applications.
How do I become a subscriber?
All the information needed to become a subscriber can be
located on accessKansas, the official Web site for the state of
Kansas in the subscriber area.
http://www.accesskansas.org/subscriber.html
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