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Bills
- SB1 - Authorizing the state fair board to use moneys in the state fair capital improvements fund for general operations for fiscal years 2021 and 2022.
- SB2 - Allowing consumption of beer and wine on the Kansas state fairgrounds and crediting a portion of moneys collected from the liquor enforcement tax to the state fair capital improvements fund.
- SB3 - Creating a drug abuse treatment program for people on diversion and allowing county and district attorneys to enter into agreements with chief judges and community corrections for supervision.
- SB4 - Modifying the criminal penalties for unlawfully tampering with electronic monitoring equipment.
- SB5 - Aligning the felony loss thresholds for certain property crimes with theft.
- SB6 - Counting any crime with a domestic violence designation as a prior conviction under domestic battery.
- SB7 - Extending terminal medical release to inmates in the custody of the department of corrections with a condition likely to cause death within 120 days.
- SB8 - Increasing good time and program credits for certain offenders.
- SB9 - Requiring newly certified law enforcement officers to attend diversity meetings organized by the Kansas commission on peace officers' standards and training.
- SB10 - Enacting the right to earn a living act to minimize unnecessary occupational licensing and regulation.
- SB11 - Prohibiting the altering or backdating of the postmarks of advance mail ballots.
- SB12 - Requiring the Kansas department for children and families to implement performance-based contracts.
- SB13 - Establishing notice and public hearing requirements prior to approval by a governing body to exceed its revenue neutral rate for property tax purposes and discontinuing the city and county tax lid, prohibiting valuation increase of real property solely as the result of normal repair, replacement or maintenance of existing structure and establishing a payment plan for the payment of delinquent or nondelinquent property taxes.
- SB14 - Extending certain provisions of the governmental response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Kansas and providing certain relief related to health, welfare, property and economic security during this public health emergency.
- SB15 - Enacting the Kansas economic recovery loan deposit program, updating field of membership requirements of credit unions and allowing privilege tax deductions on agricultural real estate loans and single family residence loans.
- SB16 - Removing the requirement that certain entities submit certain reports to the division of post audit.
- SB17 - Prohibiting a public agency from charging a fee under the open records act for records requested for an audit by the legislative division of post audit.
- SB18 - Permitting United States and NATO country military surplus vehicles to register with the division of vehicles for road use.
- SB19 - Designating a portion of United States highway 77 as the CPL Allen E Oatney and SP4 Gene A Myers memorial highway.
- SB20 - Designating a portion of United States highway 69 as the Senator Dennis Wilson Memorial Highway.
- SB21 - Approving election for sales tax authority for Cherokee county.
- SB22 - Providing income tax modifications for global intangible low-taxed income, business interest, capital contributions, FDIC premiums, business meals and payment protection program loans and expenses; expanding the expense deduction availability to income tax taxpayers and calculating the deduction amount; allowing an individual to itemize deductions in Kansas despite not itemizing on their federal return; exempting from income compensation attributable to unemployment insurance ID fraud; and increasing the net operating loss for corporations.
- SB23 - Providing for abatement of property tax for certain buildings or improvements destroyed or substantially destroyed by natural disaster.
- SB24 - Prohibiting municipalities from imposing restrictions on customer's use of energy based upon source of energy.
- SB25 - Prohibiting the use of a mobile telephone while operating in school or road construction zone or by individuals less than 18 years of age.
- SB26 - Designating a portion of K-7 as the Senator Bud Burke Memorial Highway.
- SB27 - Amending the Kansas storage tank act to extend the sunsets of certain funds and to increase certain liability and reimbursement amounts.
- SB28 - Updating the national association of insurance commissioners credit for reinsurance model law, the insurance holding company act and codifying the credit for reinsurance model regulation.
- SB29 - Updating the version of risk-based capital instructions in effect.
- SB30 - Establishing the securities act victim restitution program.
- SB31 - Excluding U.S.D. No. 207, Fort Leavenworth and virtual school students from the capital improvements state aid determination.
- SB32 - Authorizing school districts to pay the tuition for a student's dual or concurrent enrollment in a postsecondary educational institution and requiring a tuition waiver for foster children who are dually or concurrently enrolled.
- SB33 - Providing for display show licenses under the vehicle dealers and manufacturers licensing act.
- SB34 - Sunsetting administrative rules and regulations five years after adoption unless extended by the legislature.
- SB35 - Removing the option of extension of the time for receipt of advance mail ballots after the third day following an election.
- SB36 - Permitting employees of salvage vehicle pools to perform vehicle identification number inspections and salvage vehicle pools and dealers to apply for ownership documents for vehicles that are disclaimed by insurance companies.
- SB37 - Updating producer licensing statutes pertaining to appointment, examinations, fees, licensing, renewal dates, continuing education, suspension, revocation and denial of licensure and reinstatement.
- SB38 - Establishing the Kansas pesticide waste disposal program and permitting up to $50,000 to be transferred annually from the Kansas agricultural remediation fund to a new Kansas pesticide waste disposal fund.
- SB39 - Changing Kansas department of agriculture division of animal health license, permit and registration renewal deadlines and allowing the animal health commissioner to recover the actual cost of official calfhood vaccination tags.
- SB40 - Updating provisions related to the Kansas department of agriculture division of conservation.
- SB41 - Establishing a $100 maximum out-of-pocket cost-share per month per covered person for prescription insulin drugs.
- SB42 - Concerning the study and investigation of maternal deaths in the state of Kansas.
- SB43 - Creating the Kansas promise scholarship act to provide postsecondary educational scholarships for certain two-year associate degree programs, career and technical education certificates and other stand alone-programs.
- SB44 - Expanding the low-income family postsecondary savings accounts incentive program to include military servicemembers and veterans and allowing contributions by charitable organizations.
- SB45 - Providing for abatement of property tax for certain buildings or improvements destroyed or substantially destroyed by natural disaster.
- SB46 - Providing a Kansas income tax subtraction modification for certain amounts received under employer-sponsored retirement plans.
- SB47 - Enacting the Kansas taxpayer protection act, requiring the signature and tax identification number of paid tax return preparers on income tax returns and authorizing actions to enjoin paid tax return preparers from engaging in certain conduct.
- SB48 - Requiring certain insurance coverage for diagnostic examinations for breast cancer.
- SB49 - Extending the time period and expanding eligibility for the single city port authority income tax credit.
- SB50 - Requiring marketplace facilitators to collect and remit sales, use and transient guest taxes and 911 fees from sales made through their platforms and removing click-through nexus provisions.
- SB51 - Requiring the state department of education and the department for children and families to publish a Kansas foster care children academic report card.
- SB52 - Creating the Sedgwick county urban area nuisance abatement act.
- SB53 - Establishing the membership of the Sedgwick county charter commission which, if created, will review and recommend changes regarding the structure of county government.
- SB54 - Authorizing judges to extend protection from abuse orders for more reasons and tolling time when subject of the order is in prison.
- SB55 - Clarifying the authority of healing arts school clinics to provide healing arts services.
- SB56 - Requiring posting of a human trafficking awareness notice approved by the attorney general in certain businesses and public places.
- SB57 - Suspending statutory speedy trial rights until May 1, 2024, in all criminal cases filed prior to the effective date of this act and eliminating such rights in any criminal case filed on or after the effective date of this act.
- SB58 - Prohibiting the filing of certain liens or claims against real or personal property and providing for criminal penalties.
- SB59 - Modifying the crimes of selling sexual relations, promoting the sale of sexual relations and buying sexual relations by changing terminology from "sexual relations" to "a sex act."
- SB60 - Defining proximate result for purposes of determining when a crime is committed partly within this state.
- HB2001 - Creating the crime of sexual extortion and requiring an offender to register under the Kansas offender registration act.
- HB2002 - Enacting the national popular vote interstate compact for electing the president of the United States.
- HB2003 - Providing for county treasurers to establish a payment plan for the payment of delinquent or nondelinquent taxes.
- HB2004 - Creating the right to appeal an involuntary discharge or transfer from an adult residential care facility.
- HB2005 - Excluding hot water supply boilers that have a nominal water capacity not exceeding 120 gallons from the provisions of the boiler safety act.
- HB2006 - Changing the designation of Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day.
- HB2007 - Updating motor carrier laws and the regulation of motor carriers by the state corporation commission.
- HB2008 - Providing for the attorney general to coordinate training for law enforcement agencies on missing and murdered indigenous people.
- HB2009 - Removing sodomy between consenting members of the same sex from criminal sodomy.
- HB2010 - Creating a traffic infraction for operating a vehicle while fatigued.
- HB2011 - Removing the authority of the secretary of state to prosecute election crimes.
- HB2012 - Decreasing penalties for certain voting crimes and making amendments to the elements of the substantive offenses.
- HB2013 - Changing the supreme court clerk's information requirements for licensed attorneys and changing procedures related to the supreme court nominating commission and the judicial district nominating commissions.
- HB2014 - Permitting military surplus vehicles to register with the division of vehicles for road use.
- HB2015 - Providing distinctive license plates for current and veteran members of the United States army, navy, marine corps, air force and coast guard.
- HB2016 - Replacing the workers compensation prevailing factor standard with a substantial factor standard.
- HB2017 - Amending the disallowance of workers compensation benefits for fighting or horseplay if not work-related.
- HB2018 - Increasing the minimum wage to $17.25 over 10 years.
- HB2019 - Designating bridges on United States highway 54 in Seward County as the Jack Taylor memorial bridge and Max Zimmerman memorial bridge.
- HB2020 - Requiring the Kansas commission on veterans affairs office to submit an initial application for a VA state veterans home construction grant.
- HB2021 - Authorizing the issuance of bonds for the construction of a state veterans home.
- HB2022 - Updating the state corporation commission's authority to regulate and determine responsibility for abandoned oil and gas wells and abolishing the well plugging assurance fund and transferring all assets and liabilities to the abandoned oil and gas well fund.
- HB2023 - Changing to an eight-year simple average when determining values of agricultural land for purposes of property taxation.
- HB2024 - Providing immunity from civil liability for adult care homes for COVID-19 claims.
- HB2025 - Protecting private property from unauthorized access by certain government officials and unauthorized surveillance.
- HB2026 - Creating a drug abuse treatment program for people on diversion and allowing county and district attorneys to enter into agreements with chief judges and community corrections for supervision.
- HB2027 - Modifying the criminal penalties for unlawfully tampering with electronic monitoring equipment.
- HB2028 - Aligning the felony loss thresholds for certain property crimes with theft.
- HB2029 - Counting any crime with a domestic violence designation as a prior conviction under domestic battery.
- HB2030 - Extending terminal medical release to inmates in the custody of the department of corrections with a condition likely to cause death within 120 days.
- HB2031 - Increasing good time and program credits for certain offenders.
- HB2032 - Making the use of artificial light for the purpose of spotting, locating, or taking wildlife unlawful.
- HB2033 - Increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour over a period of 6 years.
- HB2034 - Requiring that purchases of property and construction of buildings by townships are subject to protest petition and election procedure.
- HB2035 - Creating the Dwayne Peaslee technical training center district.
- HB2036 - Authorizing Sedgwick county voters during the 2021 election cycle to vote on election day at any voting place in the county.
- HB2037 - Establishing public school training and instruction standards for identifying child sexual abuse.
- HB2038 - Creating the educator protection act to provide excess professional liability insurance coverage for teachers.
- HB2039 - Requiring students to pass an American civics test in order to graduate with a high school diploma.
- HB2040 - Changing the workers compensation law presumption of disqualifying drug impairment on the basis of certain drug concentration test levels from conclusive to rebuttable and removing the presumption with respect to marijuana.
- HB2041 - Providing that workers compensation benefits for workers who are receiving social security or retirement benefits at the time of an accident are not reduced due to the receipt of the social security or retirement benefits.
- HB2042 - Enacting the Kansas thrift savings plan act.
- HB2043 - Ending legislator participation in KPERS and establishing an annual salary structure for legislators.
- HB2044 - Increasing KPERS employee contribution rate for school district employees and making appropriations for FY 2022 for the department of education for a pay increase for KPERS covered school district employees.
- HB2045 - Revising the Kansas angel investor tax credit act with respect to the definition of qualified securities, tax credit limitations and amounts, investor requirements and extending the date that credits may be allowed.
- HB2046 - Increasing reimbursement rates for providers of home and community-based services under the intellectual or developmental disability waiver, making appropriations for such rates and providing for legislative review of the waiting list for such services.
- HB2047 - Repealing the adoption protection act.
- HB2048 - Extending certain provisions of the governmental response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Kansas and providing certain relief related to health, welfare, property and economic security during this public health emergency.
- HB2049 - Prohibiting a public agency from charging a fee under the open records act for records requested for an audit by the legislative division of post audit.
- HB2050 - Removing the requirement that certain entities submit certain documents to the division of post audit.
- HB2051 - Providing for the filling of a vacancy in the offices of state treasurer and the insurance commissioner by statewide district convention.
- HB2052 - Authorizing legislative assistants and committee assistants to accept gifts of not to exceed $120 in value each legislative session from certain legislators.
- HB2053 - Requiring electronic filing of campaign reports by candidates for state office unless an exemption is granted for cause.
- HB2054 - Limiting who may deliver advance ballots, placing limitations on the number of such ballots that a person may deliver and establishing criminal penalties for violations.
- HB2055 - Making the five-day grace period for the late filing notice for lobbyist reports and statements of substantial interest reports to begin when the notice is deposited in the mail.
- HB2056 - Regulating the sale and distribution of kratom products as a part of and supplemental to the Kansas food, drug and cosmetic act.
- HB2057 - Allowing an alcoholic liquor manufacturer to obtain a drinking establishment license under certain conditions.
- HB2058 - Allowing reciprocity to recognize out-of-state licenses to carry a concealed handgun.
- HB2059 - Providing reciprocity for licenses to carry concealed handguns and creating two classes of concealed carry licenses.
- HB2060 - Establishing daylight saving time as the permanent standard time for the state of Kansas.
- HB2061 - Increasing the minimum age to purchase or possess cigarettes and tobacco products from 18 to 21, and prohibiting cigarette vending machines and flavored vaping products.
- HB2062 - Providing certain exceptions to the confidentiality of state child death review board documents.
- HB2063 - Providing certain KP&F tier II spousal and children's benefits for death resulting from a service-connected disability.
- HB2064 - Making DROP elections revocable and allowing DROP members who first elected a DROP period of less than five years to extend such DROP period.
- HB2065 - Including source of income as a protected class with respect to housing under the Kansas act against discrimination.
- HB2066 - Expanding the military spouse and servicemember's expedited licensure law to all applicants who have established or intend to establish residency in Kansas, providing for the practice of telemedicine by out-of-state physicians, permitting the issuance of temporary licenses in emergencies and the use of electronic credentials.
- HB2067 - Requiring the allocation of sufficient school district moneys to improve academic performance of underachieving students.
- HB2068 - Amending the tax credit for low income students scholarship program act to expand student eligibility.
- HB2069 - Enacting the Kansas economic recovery loan deposit program, updating field of membership requirements of credit unions and allowing privilege tax deductions on agricultural real estate loans and single family residence loans.
- HB2070 - Allowing certain private not-for-profit postsecondary educational institutions to recoup credit card fees by permitting a surcharge for credit card transactions in the same manner as municipal universities, community colleges, technical colleges and vocational educational schools.
- HB2071 - Increasing the criminal penalties for stalking a minor.
- HB2072 - Updating the version of risk-based capital instructions in effect.
- HB2073 - Limiting utilization review conducted by health plans under certain circumstances involving the treatment of mental illness or substance abuse disorder.
- HB2074 - Updating producer licensing statutes pertaining to appointment, fees, licensing, renewal dates, continuing education, suspension, revocation and denial of licensure and reinstatement.
- HB2075 - Allowing venue for an adoption when the state is the agency to be where the state agency or its subcontracting agency has an office.
- HB2076 - Clarifying that bond agents seeking discharge as a surety are required to return the person released on bond to the court in the county where the complaint subject to the bond was filed.
- HB2077 - Extending the Kansas criminal justice reform commission, limiting the commission's scope of study and adding a public defender.
- HB2078 - Suspending statutory speedy trial rights until May 1, 2024, in all criminal cases filed prior to the effective date of this act and eliminating such rights in any criminal case filed on or after the effective date of this act.
- HB2079 - Transferring duties concerning address confidentiality program (safe at home) from the secretary of state to the attorney general.
- HB2080 - Transferring duties concerning registration for charitable organizations from the secretary of state to the attorney general.
- HB2081 - Modifying how certain prior convictions are counted for the special sentencing rule related to possession of a controlled substance and providing concurrent or consecutive sentencing for persons convicted of new crimes while on release for a felony.
- HB2082 - Authorizing the crime victims compensation board to waive application time restrictions for a victim of a sexually violent crime to receive compensation for mental health counseling and adding certain children to the definition of victim.
- HB2083 - Requiring legislative members of the sentencing commission to be members of the senate judiciary and the house corrections and juvenile justice committees.
- HB2084 - Allowing earned discharge credit for offenders on probation and limiting the maximum term of supervision on probation.
- HB2085 - Creating the students' right to know act to provide information on postsecondary education options.
- HB2086 - Authorizing schools to maintain emergency medication kits and to administer such medication in emergency situations.
- HB2087 - Limiting the review of certain rules and regulations by the director of the budget.
- HB2088 - Requiring visual observation of an alleged victim of child abuse or neglect as part of an investigation.
- HB2089 - Authorizing the attorney general to issue an alternative license to carry a concealed handgun to qualified applicants during a declared state of disaster emergency.
- HB2090 - Creating a procedure for appointment of acting official when an elected official's military service causes a vacancy.
- HB2091 - Providing a refundable income tax credit for certain purchases of food and discontinuing the nonrefundable food sales tax credit.
- HB2092 - Removing drug offenders from the registration requirements of the Kansas offender registration act and removing the felony penalty for multiple nonpayments of fees under the act.
- HB2093 - Increasing criminal penalties for fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer when operating a stolen vehicle and making fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer evidence of intent to commit theft of a vehicle.
- HB2094 - Creating the wartime veteran and first responder survivors' grant program and fund.
- HB2095 - Allowing courts to prohibit possession of a firearm in a temporary custody order pursuant to the care and treatment act for mentally ill persons.
- HB2096 - Authorizing department of corrections employees, local correctional or detention officers, judicial branch employees, municipal court employees and administrative hearing officers to have identifying information restricted from public access on public websites that identify home addresses or home ownership.
- HB2097 - Decoupling the KIT and KIR workforce training programs from the high performance incentive fund program.
- HB2098 - Allowing a court to change a spouse's name to a name that is different than a maiden or former name during a divorce proceeding.
- HB2099 - Permitting taxpayers to attend BOTA hearings by use of audio or video electronic communication.
- HB2100 - Designating a bridge on United States highway 166 in Cowley county as the SGT Tyler A Juden memorial bridge.
- HB2101 - Extending transfers from the expanded lottery act revenues fund to the university engineering initiative.
- HB2102 - Updating egg repackaging requirements for retailers.
- HB2103 - Establishing the Kansas pesticide waste disposal program and permitting up to $50,000 to be transferred annually from the Kansas agricultural remediation fund to a new Kansas pesticide waste disposal fund.
- HB2104 - Modifying the sales tax exemption for construction materials by allowing certain educational institutions a sales tax exemption for purchases thereof.
- HB2105 - Establishing tax withholding requirements when certain employees work in multiple states.
- HB2106 - Extending the dates when corporate tax returns are required to be filed.
- HB2107 - Regulating funeral processions and creating a violation for not properly yielding to funeral processions.
- HB2108 - Concerning the study and investigation of maternal deaths in the state of Kansas and requiring the secretary of health and environment to establish an external review committee to review black maternal death cases.
- HB2109 - Increasing the county population threshold for a county to be required to have a lawyer representative, increasing the number of lawyer members and decreasing the number of non-lawyer members on the board of indigents' defense services.
- HB2110 - Requiring insurance coverage for PANS and PANDAS by the state health care benefits program and requiring the state employee health care commission to submit an impact report on such coverage to the legislature.
- HB2111 - Providing membership in the KP&F retirement system for certain security officers of the department of corrections.
- HB2112 - Permitting online advertisement and sales of abandoned property by self-storage rental unit operators; providing for the designation by occupants of an alternate contact and limiting claims for loss or damage of stored property to the property value limit provided in the rental agreement.
- HB2113 - Establishing the advisory commission on Asian-American Pacific Islander affairs.
- HB2114 - Establishing the Kansas senior care task force.
- HB2115 - Establishing the joint committee on child welfare system oversight.
- HB2116 - Exempting the caregiver of a child in state out-of-home placement from the child care assistance 20-hour-per-week work requirement.
- HB2117 - Providing for adjusted income tax rates and sales tax treatment for food and food ingredients and feminine hygiene products.
- HB2118 - Deleting the treasurer's name from candidate political advertisements and requiring clear and obvious attribution in advertisements.
- HB2119 - Creating the student empowerment act to provide an education savings account for students who are academically at-risk.
- HB2120 - Removing the spousal exception from the crime of sexual battery.
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