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No full textThe Legislative Journals are a detailed description of the activities of the Kansas Legislature during legislative sessions, special sessions and budget sessions. This collection includes volumes for regular, special and budget sessions. Regular sessions were held annually, 1861-1877, Biennially, 1879-1953 and annually, 1955-present. The Journals were published as separate volumes for both House and Senate from 1861-1941 and bound together in one volume from 1943-1985. In 1986 the Senate and House Journals were once again published in separate volumes which has continued to this day. Within this collection we have separated out House and Senate Journals for all regular sessions including 1943-1985. Special and budget session Journals are combined with both Senate and House activities
Other title: Kansas Legislature 1951 appropriations.; Other title: 1951 appropriations, Kansas Legislature
No full text"May 1951.""The 1947 Legislature established a Legislative Budget Committee, within the Legislative Council. There are five members who are appointed from the members of the Legislative Council, and' also a Legislative Fiscal Officer who serves as secretary"--Page ii.; "The funds for operating the Kansas state government for the 1952-53 biennium were appropriated by the 1951 legislature. There is transmitted herewith the report on "Appropriations, Kansas Legislature, 1951 Session," showing the principal funds used, the amounts appropriated by major groups of agencies, and a summary comparison with funds appropriated by the 1949 legislature"--Transmittal letter
Journal of the Senate of the State of Kansas for the 2022 Legislative Session, January 10 through May 23, 2022, held at the State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas.
No full textLegislative Journals are a detailed description of the activities of the Kansas Legislature during legislative sessions, special sessions and budget sessions
Journal of the Senate of the State of Kansas for the 2021 Legislative Session, January 11 through May 26, 2021, held at the State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas.
No full textLegislative Journals are a detailed description of the activities of the Kansas Legislature during legislative sessions, special sessions and budget sessions
Other title: Legislator briefing book prepared for the 2018 Kansas Legislature
No full text"Kansas Legislators are called upon to make decisions on many issues that come before the Legislature. In addition, members of the Legislature are frequently asked by constituent groups to discuss public policy issues in a community forum in their districts. The purpose of the Kansas Legislator Briefing Book is to assist members in making informed policy decisions and to provide information in a condensed form that is usable for discussions with constituents-- whether in their offices in Topeka or in their districts."A-1. Waters of the United States -- B-1. Department of Commerce -- B-2. Statewide STAR Bond Authority -- B-3. Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund -- C-1. Career Technical Education in Kansas -- C-2. Kansas Degree Prospectus -- C-3. School Finance-Recent Legislative Changes -- D-1. Amusement Parks -- D-2. Carrying of Firearms -- D-3. Legalization of Medical and Recreational Marijuana -- D-4. Liquor Laws -- D-5. Lottery, State-owned Casinos, Parimutuel Wagering and Tribal Casinos -- D-6. Sanctuary Jurisdictions -- E-1. Kansas Health Insurance Mandates -- E-2. Kansas Uniform Consumer Credit Code -- E-3. Payday Loan Regulation on Small Dollar Lending in Kansas -- F-1. Foster Care -- F-2. Medicaid Waivers -- F-3. Provider Assessments -- F-4 The Opioid Crisis -- F-5. Recent Changes to Health Professions' Scope of Practice -- F-6. State Hospitals -- G-1. Child Custody and Visitation Procedures -- G-2. Civil Asset Forfeiture -- G-3. Death Penalty in Kansas -- G-4. Juvenile Services -- G-5. Kansas Prison Population, Capacity, and Visitation Procedures -- G-6. Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System -- G-7. Sentencing -- G-8. Sex Offenders and Sexually Violent Predators -- H-1. Administrative Rule and Regulation Legislative Oversight -- H-2. Board of Indigents' Defense Services -- H-3. Election Security -- H-4. Home Rule -- H-5. Joint Committee on Special Claims Against the State -- H-6. Kansas Open Meetings Act -- H-7. Kansas Open Records Act -- H-8. Kansas Public Employees Retirement System's Retirement Plans and History -- H-9. Senate Confirmation Process -- H-10. State Employee Issues -- I-1. District Court Docket Fees -- I-2. Introduction to State Budget -- I-3. Kansas Laws to Eliminate Deficit Spending -- I-4. Local Demand Transfers -- J-1. E-cigarettes or "E-cigs" -- J-2. Homestead Program -- J-3. Kansas Income Tax Reform -- J-4. Liquor Taxes -- J-5. Selected Tax Rate Comparisons -- K-1. Distracted Driving: State Laws -- K-2. Kansas Turnpike: The Relationship between KTA and KDOT -- K-3. Safety Belt Requirements and Fines -- K-4. State Highway Fund Receipts and Transfers -- K-5. State Motor Fuels Taxes and Fuel Use -- K-6. Toll or Tax? -- L-1. Clean Power Plan -- M-1. Cybersecurity -- M-2. Veterans and Military Personnel Benefits
House journal : proceedings of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of the State of Kansas [2019].
No full textLegislative Journals are a detailed description of the activities of the Kansas Legislature during legislative sessions, special sessions and budget sessions
Other title: Agenda for council meeting, May 9, 1951 Other title: Nine proposals submitted by the Legislature
No full text"The 1951 Legislature submitted nine proposals for study by the Legislative Council in the ensuing biennium and for report to the 1953 Legislature. An agenda is submitted herein, containing a preliminary review of each proposal. The 1951 Legislature submitted nine proposals for study by the Legislative Council in the ensuing biennium and for report to the 1953 Legislature. An agenda is submitted herein, containing a preliminary review of each proposal"--Foreword.1. Printing requirements of state agencies -- 2. State-wide building code -- 3. State charitable and benevolent institutions and mental hospitals -- 4. Tuberculosis sanatorium in southeastern Kansas -- 5. Protection of underground fresh water supplies -- 6. Tax levy limitations laws -- 7. Admissions to state hospitals -- 8. Duplicating equipment for state agencies -- 9. Nursery stock distribution by experiment stations
House journal : proceedings of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of the State of Kansas: Regular 2023 Session, January 9 through adjournment, April 28, 2023.
No full textLegislative Journals are a detailed description of the activities of the Kansas Legislature during legislative sessions, special sessions and budget sessions
Judicial reapportionment, and salaries and retirement of judges : report of the Council Committee on Judiciary, as adopted by the Council for recommendation to the 1945 Legislature.
No full text"June 1944.""On May 18, 1944, the legislative council adopted the final report of the Committee on Judiciary on Proposal No. IT and voted to submit that report to the legislature as its official recommendation. This proposal related to reapportionment of Judicial districts, increases in the salaries of Judges of the district courts and of supreme court Justices, and consideration of a retirement system for supreme court Justices. The study and report had been requested by House Resolution No. 46 in the 1943 session of the Kansas Legislature"--Page 1
Journal of the Senate of the State of Kansas for the 2023 Legislative Session, January 9 through April 28, 2023, held at the State Capitol, Topeka, Kansas.
No full textLegislative Journals are a detailed description of the activities of the Kansas Legislature during legislative sessions, special sessions and budget sessions
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