Reports of state agencies, see 75-3048.
Assistants and employees, see 75-3102.
Constitutional provisions, see Kansas Constitution, article 1; article 2, §§ 14, 28; article 8, § 4; Schedule, § 6.
Pardons and Commutations, see Kansas Constitution, article 1, § 7; 22-3701 et seq.
Salary, see 75-3101, 75-3111a.
Transfer of offenders under treaties, see 22-3723.
Gubernatorial inauguration contributions and expenditures, see 25-4186, 25-4187.
Assistants and employees, see 75-3103.
Compensation, see 75-3103, 75-3111a.
Constitutional provisions, see Kansas Constitution, article 1, §§ 1, 11, 12.
Constitutional provisions, see Kansas Constitution, article 1, § 11; article 2, § 28; Schedule, § 6.
Salary, see 75-3104, 75-3111a.
State land office, register, 75-2801 et seq.
Imprest funds, see 75-3072 et seq.
Publication, sale and distribution of session laws and legislative journals, see 45-106 et seq., 45-116, 45-310, 45-311.
Administrative rules and regulations, filing and publication, see 77-416, 77-428.
SUBSTITUTE MAILING ADDRESS FOR CERTAIN VICTIMS OF CRIMES TO BE USED FOR PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS
75-451 Purpose.Office of state auditor abolished, see 25-4007.
Legislative post audit, see 46-1101 et seq.
Accounting procedures, see 75-3728 et seq.
Salary, see 75-3108, 75-3111a.
Fiscal agency, see chapter 10, article 5.
Receipt documents transmitted to director of accounts and reports, see 75-3731.
State treasurer's duties concerning public employees retirement fund, see 74-4921, 74-4922.
State treasurer is chairperson of pooled money investment board, see 75-4222.
Imprest funds, see 75-3072 et seq.
Audits of books, accounts and financial management practices, see 46-1106.
Workplace development loan program act, duties, rules and regulations, 74-32,156.
KANSAS ABLE SAVINGS PROGRAM
75-651 Kansas ABLE savings program; legislative purpose and intent.Assistants and employees, see 10-108, 75-710, 75-3111.
Constitutional provisions, see Kansas Constitution, article 1, §§ 1, 11; article 2, § 28; Schedule § 6.
Duties regarding state building construction claims, see 75-1267.
Salary, see 75-3110, 75-3111a.
Kansas real estate commission duties, see 74-4206.
Municipal bonds, duties, see 10-108, 75-750.
Interstate water rights, funding, transfer items of appropriation, see 75-3726b.
Interstate water litigation, see 82a-1801 et seq.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:Powers and duties of attorney general discussed in "Legal Muscle for the Fight Against Pollution," 9 W.L.J. 342, 362, 363 (1970).
TRAINING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES REGARDING INDIGENOUS PERSONS
75-774 Coordination of training for law enforcement agencies regarding missing and murdered indigenous persons.KANSAS FIGHTS ADDICTION ACT
75-775 Kansas fights addiction act; citation of act.Later act, see 74-4986a through 74-4986c.
Cross References to Related Sections:Bureau of investigation, see 75-711, 75-712.
Ch. 21, art. 17.
Attorney General's Opinions:Expert testimony of out-of-state arson investigators is admissible even though such witnesses are not licensed in Kansas. 87-138.
CONCEALED FIREARMS
75-7c01 Personal and family protection act; citation of act.PERSONAL AND FAMILY PROTECTION ACT
75-7c02 Definitions.Office abolished, see Kansas Constitution, article 6, § 7; 72-7505.
State board of education, see Kansas Constitution, article 6; 72-7501 et seq.
Commissioner of education, see 72-7601 et seq.
Printing reports of state agencies, see 75-3027, 75-3046, 75-3048.
Printing governor's budget report, see 75-3720.
Printing Kansas Statutes Annotated and supplements, see chapter 77, article 1.
Printing legislative session laws, see 45-310 et seq.
Printing enrolled bills and resolutions, see 45-301 et seq.
Printing of supreme court reports and Advance Sheets, see 20-205, 20-207, 20-208, 20-211.
Rules and regulations, duties, see 77-415 et seq.
Accountants, certified public, see chapter 1.
Treatment center for children, duties, see 76-17b05.
Duties as to state purchases, see 75-3740 through 75-3742.
DIVISION AND DIRECTOR
75-1201, 75-1202 Repealed.MOBILE HOME AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLE CODE
75-1211 Short title.MOBILE HOME SECURING REQUIREMENTS
75-1226 Definitions.CONTRACTS FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
75-1250 State policy.Banking code, see chapter 9, articles 7 to 20.
State banking board, see 74-3004 through 74-3006.
Salary and employees, see 75-3135.
Milk, cream and dairy products, see chapter 65, article 7.
Fire safety and prevention, see 31-132 et seq.
Salaries, deputies and assistants, see 75-3136, 75-3137.
Department of Wildlife and Parks, see 33-801 et seq.
Livestock, powers and duties, see chapter 47.
Salaries and employees, see 75-3141, 75-3142.
Public livestock markets, see chapter 47, article 10.
Kansas animal health board, see chapter 74, article 40.
See Department of Corrections, 75-5201 et seq.
Executive council abolished, see 75-1202c.
State office buildings and grounds, see chapter 75, article 36; 75-3762 et seq.
Later laws concerning state and other public moneys, see chapter 75, article 42.
State library advisory commission, see 75-2546.
Patriotic and historical property, see chapter 76, article 20.
Salaries and employees, see 75-3148.
State historical society museum property act, 58-4001 et seq.
Attorney General's Opinions:KSHS; powers and duties; acquisition of real property by gift. 89-93.
UNMARKED BURIAL SITES PRESERVATION BOARD
75-2741 Title of act.Division of personnel of state department of administration, see 75-3745c through 75-3747.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:Right to review decisions of board hereunder provided by K.S.A. 60-2101, Kenton C. Granger, 14 K.L.R. 149 (1965).
BUDGET
75-3005 Repealed.REPORTS OF STATE AGENCIES
75-3044 State agency defined.APPLICATIONS AND AGREEMENTS FOR NONSTATE FUNDS
75-3049 State agency defined.FUNDS OF STATE AGENCIES
75-3052 Opening and maintaining petty cash funds; authorization and conditions by director of accounts and reports.SALARIES AND ASSISTANTS
75-3101 Salary of governor.MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
75-3162 Repealed.Travel associated with research and development activities at state educational institutions, see 76-770.
Attorney General's Opinions:Parole and court service officers; county's responsibility for certain expenses; travel expenses. 90-88.
This article was formerly entitled "State Department of Social Welfare." That department was abolished in 1973 and its powers and duties transferred to the secretary of social and rehabilitation services, see 75-5301 et seq.
Cross References to Related Sections:Social welfare act, see chapter 39, article 7.
State labor department abolished and powers, duties and functions transferred to secretary of human resources by 1976 Executive Reorganization Order No.14, on February 10, 1976, see 75-5701 through 75-5732. (L. 1976, ch. 354.)
Cross References to Related Sections:Employment security law, see chapter 44, article 7.
Labor and industries, see chapter 44.
Division of worker's compensation of state department of human resources, see 75-5708.
Microfilm division in state historical society, see 75-2713.
Public Records and Documents:Open to public, see 45-215 et seq.
Preservation, see 45-401 et seq.
Recording by computer or other electronically accessed media, see 45-501.
Size of paper and forms, see 45-502.
Attorney General's Opinions:State agencies required to appoint a records officer; deferred compensation unit; department of administration; state agency defined. 95-26.
State capitol, see chapter 75, article 22.
State buildings and grounds, see 75-3762 et seq.
RULES AND REGULATIONS; GENERAL FUNCTIONS
75-3706 Rules and regulations; procedure for adoption and approval.FINANCE COUNCIL
75-3708 Membership of state finance council; chairperson; secretary.DIVISION OF THE BUDGET
75-3714a Director of the budget; creation and administration of the division of the budget.DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS AND REPORTS
75-3727 Repealed.DIVISION OF PURCHASES
75-3737a Director of purchases; creation and administration of the division of purchases.DIVISION OF PERSONNEL
75-3745 Repealed.STATE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
75-3760 Transferred.GENERAL PROVISIONS
75-3786 through 75-3788 Repealed.STATE ENERGY CONSERVATION IMPROVEMENTS
75-37,111 Definitions.ALTERNATIVE FUELS LOAN PROGRAM
75-37,116 Definitions.FORMER TOPEKA STATE HOSPITAL PROPERTY
75-37,123 Topeka state hospital property; defined; control and custody; operation, maintenance, lease and sale; conditions and restrictions; ad valorem tax exemption; advisory committee.PROCUREMENT OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
75-37,130 Professional services sunshine act; citation.ALTERNATIVE PROJECT DELIVERY BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT ACT
75-37,141 Alternative project delivery building construction procurement act; citation.DIVISION OF THE STATE EMPLOYEE HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION ORDER NO. 45
75-37,162 Division of the state employee health benefits plan established; director; appointment; officers and employees.Department of post-audit abolished, see L. 1971, ch. 185, § 21.
Cross References to Related Sections:Legislative post-audit, see 46-1101 et seq.
Original article was entitled "General Provisions as to Departments of Administration and Post-Audit." 75-3901 through 75-3910, 75-3921, 75-3922 were transferred to 75-3786 through 75-3797.
See 10-105a, 10-105b, 75-428.
Insurance on state property, see chapter 74, article 47.
Repurchase agreements with state banks authorized, see 9-1131.
Attorney General's Opinions:Pooled money investment board; investments in municipal investment pool fund. 95-31.
Investment of state moneys in tri-party repurchase agreements. 1998-32.
KANSAS EXTRAORDINARY UTILITY COSTS LOAN DEPOSIT PROGRAM
75-4283 Kansas extraordinary utility costs loan deposit program; citation.KANSAS ECONOMIC RECOVERY LOAN DEPOSIT PROGRAM
75-4290 Kansas economic recovery loan deposit program; citation.CITY UTILITY LOW-INTEREST LOAN PROGRAM
75-4297 City utility low-interest loan program; citation.Public Disclosure Commission, see 25-4119a.
State governmental ethics law, see chapter 46, article 2.
Governmental Ethics Commission Opinions:Members of board of education; acceptance of travel expenses to headquarters of private firm interested in operating high school in district. 1999-4.
County commissioner participating in amendment of sanitation code; commissioner owns and plans to develop land benefiting from such amendment. 1999-5.
Employee of engineering firm dealing regularly with board of public utilities; election to membership on board. 1999-6.
President of rural water district receiving construction contract on project co-sponsored by district after competitive bidding procedure. 1999-10.
Sheriff may establish legal defense fund and solicit contributions to pay cost of defending against recall proceeding. 1999-13.
City council member contracting for sale of ownership in land to private individual; sale dependent upon development of land which must have approval of city council. 1999-22.
Ability of city councilman to participate as councilman in affairs involving a sister corporation of his employer for which wife's law firm is counsel. 1999-28.
Person serving as member of city council and also as member of local school board. 1999-40.
Attorney employed as city attorney as well as county attorney in which city is located. 1999-41.
Membership of individuals related by blood or marriage on county organizations. 1999-46.
City council member employed by company providing services to city; voting on matters providing funds to company; filing of statement of substantial interest. 1999-51.
Recreation commission may provide free access to local recreational activities to commission members. 2000-02.
Sheriff may use campaign funds in defense of civil ouster proceeding. 2000-03.
Director of nonprofit corporation may run for public office and if elected continue in current position. 2000-04.
City commission member may participate in hearing appeal of disciplinary action in which commission member's niece was involved although better course of action would be to abstain. 2000-07.
Person hired by city while person's company has executory contract with city; filing of statement of substantial interests. 2000-19.
Ability of county commissioner to vote on sanitation code changes and subsequently sell land affected by such changes. 2000-28.
Statutes do not address or prohibit nepotism in the hiring of local government employees. 2006-10.
Local conflict of interest laws not prohibit 3rd District Commissioner from serving as executive director of 501(c)(3) corporation. 2007-08.
A mayor elected to board of a bank has a substantial interest therein. 80-3.
Member of state board of education also serving on local CETA board; no conflict of interest. 80-8.
Member of board of community college whose spouse is faculty member thereof; no conflict of interest. 80-10.
No restriction on state employee serving as precinct committeeperson. 80-13.
City treasurer serving as officer of bank doing business with city; no conflict of interest under circumstances stated in opinion. 80-15.
No conflict of interest arises because candidate for county has a spouse who is a teacher in local school under hypotheticals stated in opinion. 80-16.
City council member engaged in extended negotiations to purchase real estate, the plat for which is subject to final approval; obligations to comply with statutes. 80-17.
Mayor who is private contractor involved in IRB issue for construction of building by contracting company; requirements to comply with statutes. 80-18.
No conflict of interest exists for candidate for county attorney to appear before brother-in-law district judge. 80-22.
Action required to comply with statutes where city commissioner is president of local bank making loans on property involved in rezoning. 80-31.
No violation of statutes where part-time lobbyist is serving as nonpaying intern for legislator. 81-1.
School district hearing officer whose law partner is on school board; no conflict of interest under certain conditions. 82-23.
County health employee doing part-time work as state family support worker; no conflict of interest, except under certain circumstances. 82-24.
No conflict of interest for county clerk to serve as treasurer of ambulance district board. 83-1.
County commissioner who is CPA auditing local unified school district; no conflict of interest. 83-2.
Mayor who operates service station doing business with city; no conflict of interest if mayor is not involved in contract negotiation therefor. 83-8.
Local candidates for elective office must file disclosure statement. 83-9.
Nursing home administrator elected as city councilman; substantial interests; conflicts of interest under certain circumstances. 83-11.
Private club having honorary members; reporting requirements pertaining to state officials in that category. 83-13.
City council member who is an insurance agent doing business with city; no conflict of interest under certain conditions. 83-16.
No conflict of interest for county appraiser to serve as precinct committeeperson. 83-18.
No conflict of interest under circumstances stated between two county advisory boards having some overlapping membership. 83-23.
Member of city recreation commission umpiring baseball games sponsored by commission; no conflict of interest. 83-25.
City council members may act on planning commission matters when their spouses serve on planning commission. 84-3.
No conflict of interest when spouse of county fire chief is a county commissioner. 84-7.
Serving on advisory committee to securities commissioner does not subject members thereof to disclosure or conflicts of interests statutes. 84-10.
Person appointed to fill unexpired term to board of public utilities who has had past business relation with board does not violate conflict of interests provisions. 84-14.
Executive director of chamber of commerce is not a public officer or public employee. 84-20.
Part-time SRS social worker working for private nursing home facility; no conflict of interest under circumstances described. 84-21.
Full-time county appraiser serving as member of city council; city council member who is parent of city policeman; not conflict of interests. 85-3.
City commission member who is engaged in real estate sales business; sales involving city mortgage revenue bonds; possible conflict of interests. 85-5.
City council member serving as volunteer member of city fire department; no conflict of interest. 85-8.
City commissioner conducting bail bond business; no conflict of interest under certain circumstances. 85-15.
City commission member who is owner of electrical service company doing business with city; no conflict of interest if abstention procedures are practiced. 85-16.
Register of deeds engaged in private real estate business; no conflict of interest if proper abstention procedures are followed. 85-17.
KDOT employee serving on city-county planning commission; possible conflict of interests discussed. 85-18.
Contract clause to provide free meals to school administrators; legality. 86-2.
Ability of county employee to serve as county commissioner. 86-3.
County commissioner; conflict of interest; county contracts. 86-16.
Conflict of interest; county employee; nonbid situations. 86-17.
City commission candidates; disclosure of substantial interests. 87-2.
Ability of county commissioner to participate in the county's decision-making process concerning contracts with a business in which a first cousin holds an interest. 87-20.
School board members; spouses' employment with contracting firm is substantial interest. 88-1.
City council member may be employee of S.R.S. 88-2.Disclosure statement whether disclosure must be made of business customers. 88-5.
Permissibility for a member of a public body to submit bids to that body. 88-18.
City commissioner who is also bank employee and stockholder may participate in annexation of bank property process if commissioner's disclosure statements show the bank connection. 88-27.
County attorney who may also be serving as city attorney does not of itself create a conflict of interest. 88-31.
Chairman of county advisory committee who reported campaign contribution from corporation who deals with such advisory committee may continue to serve on such committee. 88-32.
Councilman-contractor who has abstained from action as a public officer may contract with city. 89-2.
City council member who performs outside consulting service as independent contractor must disclose any fees received of $1,000 or more. 89-5.
City commissioner who owns outside real estate sales and management company and received direct fees from sales has a substantial interest and must report fees as provided by act. 89-7.
County appraiser, also employee of company doing reappraisal maintenance contract work; under stated facts, no conflict of interest. 89-9.
City commissioner, also a professor at local university; city is considering contribution to university's endowment fund; under facts stated, no substantial interest is involved. 89-10.
Church membership or service on church committee is not a substantial interest in church where members also serve on local USD board. 89-14.
Lawyer, a member of a local PA, elected to board of trustees of local college; another member of the PA being considered as legal counsel for college; PA trustee member must abstain from any official action in regard to legal counsel. 89-16.
County commissioner also a county conservation district supervisor; no conflict of interest under stated facts. 89-20.
Permissibility of county employee or spouse selling goods to county. 90-8.
City attorney of city of third class may also serve as county commissioner. No conflict of interest under this citation. 90-9.
Member of Kansas racing commission board may serve as political party township committee person. 90-15.
Administrator of board of emergency medical services may take disciplinary action against board members who are also staff members. 90-17.
Community college trustee may serve as part time faculty member. 90-19.
Unified school district teacher may also serve as school board member; school district is not a business or person as defined. 90-21.
County commissioner may also serve as emergency medical technician with county ambulance department. 90-24.
"Substantial interest" and "compensation" discussed; under stated facts, there is no necessity for disclosure. 90-25.
Kansas small business development center agents employed by regents institutions are state employees subject to conflicts of interest and public disclosure statutes. 90-27.
Kansas small business development center agents employed by community colleges, Washburn university or private colleges. Community college and Washburn university employees are covered by conflicts statutes; private college employees are not covered. 91-1.
School teacher may serve on board of education of teacher's school district; board of education is not a person or business under this act. 91-5.
Retired water district employer receiving pension from water district may be elected to water district board. 91-6.
Board of education member whose spouse is teacher or teachers' negotiating team; no conflict of interest under this act. 91-17.
City council member may have an ownership interest in bank where city deposits funds if council member does not participate in contracts between city and bank. 91-9.
County hospital board member whose spouse is physician directly involved in hospital related items may not participate in any board decisions pertaining to such spouse. Disclosure statement is required. 91-14.
Gift of membership in county club to governor, legislators or certain other state officials is inappropriate. 91-23.
Retired water district employee receiving pension and other benefits may serve as board member of the water district. 91-26.
Third-class city council member may be hired by city as maintenance worker if member does not participate in decision on terms and conditions of employment. 91-30.
Drivers' license examiner with part-time jobs and real estate income; no conflict of interest. 91-34.
County commissioner may serve on Kansas highway commission if not involved in actions on contracts between the two entities. 92-1.
Mayor of municipality, who appoints a local housing authority's board of directors, may work as a clerk for the authority, which is not a "person" or "business" under this act. 92-10.
City council member who is executive director of local chamber of commerce need not abstain from city council actions concerning chamber members. 92-19.
County election commissioner may accept costs of transportation, food and lodging from voting machine companies who are potential sellers to county to view machines during elections. 92-32.
Under facts stated, a state driver license field officer may serve as a part-time reserve city police officer. 93-7.
Department of wildlife and parks biologist, living close to Missouri, may provide consulting services to Missouri residents. 93-11.
City council member whose spouse works for the city's public works department may vote on all issues concerning that department, including those related to spouse's employment. 93-13.
City commissioner who is employee of a state university and receiving salary from university under KDOT funds project may participate in city commission issues involving KDOT under facts stated. 93-20.
City mayor may accept free airline ticket from "sister city" in Republic of China for visit to that city. 93-27.
City employee is not prohibited from accepting employment with company that such employee conducted contract negotiations on behalf of city. 94-12.
Kansas commission of governmental standards and conduct does not have power to hear and rule on complaints filed under article 43 of chapter 75. 94-25.
County employee serving as chairperson of county committee of political party. 96-2.
Local official serving as president of private organization. 2000-53.
Local conflict of interest laws; service as municipal judge. 2001-03.
City superintendent may also hold position of city council member as long as he is not involved in contract. 2001-14.
City council member does not hold substantial interest in 501(c)(3) corporation and may vote on contract between city and corporation. 2002-01.
Manager of water district may accept part-time employment with company having contracts with water district but may not participate in making contracts between two organizations. 2002-16.
Police officer whose spouse is board member of security company may not participate in city's making of contract with security company but can retain his position as city police officer. 2002-18.
City council members who are also employees of electric cooperative may not participate in making of contract between two organizations. 2002-24.
City council member employed by property owners association may not participate in negotiation of contract between city and property owners association. 2003-01.
County commissioner may accept campaign contribution of not more than $500 from successful zoning applicant to help pay commissioner's resulting recall challenge. 2003-02.
County deputy sheriff may run for and serve as city council member in circumstance where county provides law enforcement services for city. 2003-04.
Employee who is part owner of business may not participate in making of noncompetitively bid contract with company. 2003-20.
City council members who are officials of insurance company may not participate in making of contract for insurance for city. 2003-25.
Member of watershed board does not have a "substantial interest" in land owned by mother and may participate in board's business. 2004-03.
Watershed board member has "substantial interest" in his own land; must file statement of substantial interest; can vote on resolution to condemn land but cannot enter into negotiations regarding purchase of his own land. 2004-04.
Citizen may organize and host event celebrating positive changes in county. 2004-05.
City council member could participate in preparation of request for proposals but not in negotiations for contract. 2004-10.
School district employee with substantial interest in company providing services to school may not participate in making of future contracts. 2005-04.
Local conflict of interests laws do not prohibit a Jackson County commissioner from serving on the board for a science center. 2005-17.
City police officer may establish an accident reconstruction business to perform accident reconstruction services on his own time. 2005-21.
Local conflict laws do not prohibit same person from holding positions of county counselor and county administrator. 2006-08.
City council member with substantial interest in a bank does not have a substantial interest in trust administered by the bank. 2008-08.
Attorney General's Opinions:County commission board member elected to serve as state representative; district convention to select replacement; state representative serving as president of registered lobbying group; incompatibility of offices. 91-86.
Department of wildlife and parks policy regarding outside employment by department employees. 93-60.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
75-4301 Repealed.OATH OF OFFICE
75-4308 Oath required for public officers and employees.MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
75-4315 Political subdivisions of state authorized to pay compensation semimonthly; section applicable to state agencies until biweekly payroll periods established.OPEN PUBLIC MEETINGS
75-4317 Open meetings declared policy of state; citation of act.PUBLIC EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
75-4321 Declaration of policy and objectives; election by public employer to be bound by act; termination.INTERPRETERS FOR DEAF, HARD OF HEARING, SPEECH IMPAIRED AND OTHER THAN ENGLISH SPEAKING PERSONS
75-4351 Interpreters appointed for deaf, hard of hearing, speech impaired and persons whose primary language is other than English; proceeding in which appointment authorized.CLOSURE OF CERTAIN STATE INSTITUTIONS; BENEFITS AND PROCEDURES FOR LAID-OFF EMPLOYEES
75-4370 Officers and employees of certain closed state institutions; procedures and benefits; preference, qualifications; time limit; notice; rules and regulations.Interlocal cooperation, see 12-2901 et seq., 12-3901 et seq.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
75-5001 Secretary of transportation, appointment, confirmation, salary; creation and administration of department; application of K-GOAL.COORDINATED PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE
75-5032 Coordinated public transportation assistance act.RAILROAD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
75-5040 Railroad assistance programs; findings.COORDINATED TRANSIT DISTRICTS
75-5051 Kansas coordinated transit districts act.TRANSPORTATION REVOLVING FUND
75-5063 Transportation revolving fund; authorization to establish; creation of separate accounts.GOVERNORS OF KANSAS HOMETOWN HERITAGE ACT
75-5071 Governors of Kansas hometown heritage act.COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
75-5073 Definitions.Imprest funds, see 75-3072 et seq.
Corrections ombudsman board, ombudsman of corrections, see chapter 74, article 74.
Imprest funds, see 75-3072 et seq.
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS ACT
75-5290 Short title.PRISONER REVIEW BOARD
75-52,152 Prisoner review board; establishment.PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
75-52,167 Public-private partnership for construction projects relating to correctional institutions; definitions.The Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services was created by 1973 Executive Reorganization Order No. 1, Feb. 5, 1973. (L. 1973, ch. 367.) 75-5301 through 75-5321.
The department was reorganized in 1980 under Executive Reorganization Order No. 17, Jan. 25, 1980. (L. 1980, ch. 272.) 75-5304a through 75-5304c, 75-5306a through 75-5306f, 75-5308a through 75-5308c, 75-5329 through 75-5332.
Youth services and adult services were added to the department by Executive Reorganization Order No. 20, Jan. 22, 1982. (L. 1982, ch. 474.) 75-5333, 75-5334, 75-5337, 75-5338, 75-5339.
Cross References to Related Sections:Social and rehabilitative institutions, see 76-12a01 et seq.
Imprest funds, see 75-3072 et seq.
Workplace development loan program act, funding, 74-32,160.
KANSAS COMMISSION FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
75-5391 Kansas commission for the deaf and hard of hearing; establishment; duties; development and oversight of programs concerning interpreters; management functions.Article was formerly entitled "State Architectural Services." Sections 75-5401 through 75-5416 were transferred to 75-1250 through 75-1269.
Setoff of fines, fees and penalties owed educational institutions under state board of regents, see 76-741.
STATE EMPLOYEE LEAVES OF ABSENCE
75-5542 State leave payment reserve fund; payment of compensation for accumulated sick and vacation leave; duties of secretary of administration.COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
75-5550 Annual summary of compensation package, contents.COMPENSATION AND SALARY EXPENDITURES
75-5552 State agency expenditure of moneys budgeted for salaries, wages, compensation and associated employer contributions.The Department of Health and Environment was created by 1974 Executive Reorganization Order No. 3, Feb. 6, 1974. (L. 1974, ch. 351.) 75-5601 through 75-5625.
Cross References to Related Sections:Activities of secretary of health and environment, see chapter 65, article 1.
Regulation of food service and lodging establishments, see chapter 36, article 5.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
75-5601 Secretary of health and environment; appointment and confirmation; creation of department of health and environment; department subject to K-GOAL.ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION GRANT PROGRAM
75-5657 Environmental protection grant program; contracts; plans, approval; rules and regulations.LIVING, INVESTING IN VALUES AND ENDING SUICIDE ACT
75-5664 Advisory committee on trauma; members; appointment; meetings; privileged information; expenses.The Department of Human Resources was created by 1976 Executive Reorganization Order No. 14, Feb. 10, 1976. (L. 1976, ch. 354.) 75-5701 through 75-5732.
Sections 16 and 17 of the order as issued were repealed by the legislature, see L. 1976, ch. 365, § 1.
Cross References to Related Sections:Labor and industries, see chapter 44.
Kansas commission on Veterans Affairs, see chapter 73, article 12.
Director of workers compensation, see chapter 74, article 7.
Commission on Disability Concerns, see chapter 74, article 67.
Kansas soldiers' home, see chapter 76, article 19.
Advisory committee on Hispanic Affairs, see chapter 74, article 65.
Advisory committee on African-American affairs, see chapter 74, article 99.
Workplace development loan program act, funding, 74-32,160.
State building advisory commission, see 75-3780 et seq.
Acquisition of ancillary technical services, see 75-3784.
State capital improvement projects exempt from local building codes, permits and fees and certain local zoning fees, see 75-3741c.
Publication of notice of commencement of negotiations for engineering services, see 75-430a.
State long-term care ombudsman, see 75-7301 et seq.
L. 1980, ch. 125, §§ 4 through 19; L. 1980, ch. 260, § 1.
Cross References to Related Sections:Setoff of fines, fees and penalties owed educational institutions under the state board of regents, see 76-741.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"Kansas Enacts New Provisions for Child Support Enforcement—Mandatory Wage Withholding," Yvonne C. Anderson, Richard A. Forster, 25 W.L.J. 91, 105 (1985).
"Criminal Nonsupport Of A Child: Father Figure v. Felon Figure," Linda Barnes-Pointer and Mitchell B. Taylor, J.K.T.L.A. Vol. XVIII, No. 6, 12, 19 (1995).
L. 1982, ch. 98, established the office of the securities commissioner as an independent state agency and abolished the existing office of securities commissioner under the jurisdiction of the state corporation commission, see 75-6302.
Cross References to Related Sections:Kansas Securities Act, see chapter 17, article 12.
Uniform Land Sales Practices Act, see chapter 58, article 33.
Regulation of loan brokers, see chapter 50, article 10.
"The Fairness in Private Construction Contract Act: Legislative Fairness or Oxymoron?" Christopher F. Burger, 75 J.K.B.A. No. 5, 22 (2006).
Administration of state employee health benefits plan transferred to department of administration, see 75-37,162 et seq.
STATE HEALTH CARE BENEFITS PROGRAM
75-6501 State health care benefits program; benefits authorized; designation of persons qualified to participate, rules and regulations; limitations; state's employer contribution where employee elects high deductible health plan and health savings account.Lease of real estate not in current governmental use, see 75-3686.
Law Review and Bar Journal References:"Constitutional Law: Kansans Have No Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Bank or Telephone Records [State v. Schultz, 850 P.2d 818 (Kan. 1993)]," Kyle Steadman, 33 W.L.J. 466, 467 (1994).
Omnibus reconciliation spending limit bill; compliance with statutory spending limits. 92-86.
Bidding for state building construction projects, see 75-3739 et seq.
County and township road projects, see chapter 68, article 5.
State highway projects, see chapter 68, article 4.
Irrigation projects, see 42-372, 42-720.
Drainage projects, see chapter 24, article 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Bidding for county construction contracts, see 19-214 et seq.
City public improvements, see chapter 12, article 6 and 6a; chapter 13, article 10; chapter 14, article 5; chapter 15, article 7.
Kansas juvenile correctional complex, see 76-3205.
KBI duty to investigate death of juvenile in custody of commissioner of juvenile justice, see 75-52,147.
KANSAS CYBERSECURITY ACT
75-7237 Definitions.Kansas department on aging, senior care act and long-term care programs, see 75-5901 et seq.
Advisory council on aging, see 75-5911 et seq.
Kansas health policy authority was abolished and the division of health care finance was created in the department of health and environment pursuant to 65-1,252 through 65-1,258.
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