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Other title: Senate Bill 213
No full text"February 12, 2025."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, presented by Stuart J. Schrag, Deputy Secretary of Operations, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.Neutral testimony concerning SB 213. "Senate Bill 213 would restrict non-resident waterfowl hunters to hunting on Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays on department lands and waters and specified federal lands and waters. It would have no effect on hunting on private lands, walk property enrolled and designated as either a walk-in hunting access area or an interactive walk-in hunting access area, navigable rivers, and KDWP’s Special Hunts Program or other department authorized waterfowl outreach programs. Finally, Senate Bill 213 would establish caps for resident and non-resident waterfowl stamps. Currently, only one category exists with a cap of 20 for residents and 8 for all waterfowl hunters, KDWP’s ability to raise the fee on resident or non-resident hunters will be restricted by H.B. 2648 (2024).
Other Titles: Proponent Testimony on House Bill 2746 House Bill 2746
No full text"February 13, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Health & Human Services Committee, presented by Lacey Hunter, Commissioner of Survey, Certification & Credentialing, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Testimony in support of HB 2746 "which updates educational requirements to the dieticians licensing act. Dieticians are one of seven professions licensed by Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services (KDADS) Health Occupations Credentialing.
Other Titles: Proponent Testimony on House Bill 2751 House Bill 2751
No full text"March 13, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Public Health & Welfare Committee, presented by Lacey Hunter, Commissioner, Survey, Certification & Credentialing, Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.Testimony in support of HB 2751. "It addresses a gap in the statutory authority of the Secretary of KDADS under the Kansas Administrative Procedures Act as part of our agency regulatory authority. ... In HB 2751, KDADS is requesting amendments to add the ability to place a condition or restriction on a license, add the Secretary's authority to waive a regulatory requirement when health, safety or welfare would not be jeopardized by the waiver, and clarify that KAPA and the KJRA processes apply for all remedies.
Transitional and Conditional Release of Persons Committed to the Sexual Predator Treatment Program
No full text"An annual report detailing activities related to the transitional release and conditional release of sexually violent predators.
Other title: Ticks and ties
No full textOnline newsletter of the Kansas Board of Accountancy.Noticer Of Hearing On Proposed Administrative Regulations -- Kansas Board of Accountancy Executive Director Position -- From The Executive Director -- Take Note: Recent Regulation Amendments -- Firm Registration & Fictitious Names -- Permit Renewals -- Requirements For CE Audit -- Board Actions -- From The Executive Director -- Welcome New Board Of Accountancy Members -- Firm Renewals -- Board Actions -- Successful CPA Exam Kansas Candidates
Other title: Kansas Board of Accountancy Agenda, 2024; Other title: Kansas Board of Accountancy Revised Agenda, 2014; Other title: Kansas Board of Accountancy Amended Agenda, 2014; Other title: Kansas Board of Accountancy Meeting Minutes and Agendas, 2014
No full textThis internet resource contains meeting minutes and agendas issued throughout the yea
Payroll Informational Circular, 2024
No full textThis internet resource contains reports issued throughout the yearDirect Deposit and Paycard Method of Payment -- Organization Dues Changes for ORG030 -- SHARP Employee Official Station: Payroll tax and SMART -- New Benefit Plan and Deduction Codes for Commuter Benefit -- Social Security Wage Base Increase to $160,200 effective January 1, 2023 -- Payroll processing schedule changes due to the Veterans Day holiday -- Payroll processing schedule changes due to the Thanksgiving holiday -- SHARP On-cycle anbd Off-cycle Payroll Processing Schedules for 2023 -- 2023 Deferred Compensation and Tax-Sheltered Annuity Limits -- Update to Group Health Insurance ER Rates for January 1, 2023-June 30, 2023 -- New Federal Withholding Tax Tables Effective for Paychecks Issued On or After January 1, 2023 -- Information Pertaining to Employee 2022 W-2 Statements -- Organization Dues Changes for ORG281 -- Organization Dues Changes for ORG133 -- IRS Cents-Per-Mile Valuation Rule Changes for Calendar Year 2023 -- Organization Dues Changes for ORG108 -- Organization Dues for ORG083 and ORF083 -- Fiscal Year 2024-Employee/Employer Matching Share of Payroll Contributions and Retirement Plans -- Payroll Processing Schedule Changes Due to the AWS Project
Testimony in Support of House Bill 2542 / presented by Mike Beam, Secretary of Agriculture, Kansas Department of Agriculture.
No full text"February 13, 2024."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, presented by Mike Beam, Secretary of Agriculture, Kansas Department of Agriculture.Testimony in support of HB 2542. "The primary purpose of this bill is to update and clarify the existing statutes of the Kansas Pet Animal Act and provide some changes intended to give us the authority to administer the program more effectively. ... The changes proposed in HB 2542 reflect changes we believe improve and update the Kansas Pet Animal Act. ... In drafting HB 2542, we have sought to limit amendments so that we are addressing specific gaps or needs within the agency and the industry and all are firmly supported by KDA. In addition, these updates will help us build on the success of the Animal Facilities Inspection program. I believe the updates to the Kansas Pet Animal Act with HB 2542 will further support the growing industry and guide KDA to ensure that pets bred, sold, rescued, or adopted within Kansas meet the highest standards of health, welfare, and safety.
Noxious and invasive weed update, 2024
No full textNoxious weeds--Control--Kansas -- Periodicals.
Weeds--Control--Kansas -- Periodicals.
Invasive plants--Control--Kansas