Bill #

Subject Matter

General Orders

Final Action

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2 H

Sub

Fed & State Affairs; SubBP; amends sections of KS Liquor Control Act to mke it uniform in application to cities and counties; would allow licensed retail liquor stores to operate unless city governing body or voters elect to "opt out" w/in 60 days of effective date of act; Sunday retail liquor sales prohibited. This bill responds to actions/court ruling of Spangler & Edwardsville

       Amend#1, Huff. Allows local option for Sunday sales of alcohol. y/p 71/47

     Amend#2, allows delivery and ordering via internet sales of wines, so long as it goes to a liquor store for tax collection . y/p

4/3/03

y/p

 

4/3/03

efa

 

y/p

 

85/36

 

4/4/03

Sunday sales cut -

atdagree

n/f

back to cc

 

4

Allows SD to be exempt from the Kansas Cash Basis law when the State doesn’t get $$ in time, as is the case currently because of the $$ crunch.

    #1, Amend, O’neal. Amends this measure for only 2001, 2002 as well as 2003 – 2004 only.

3/11/03

y/p

3/12/03

y/p

121/3

CC

Report 3/18/03

Expands the exemption for 6 years. Move for adoption

y/p

109/16

 

 

6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Racing and gaming commission; eliminating annual financial-compliance audit requirement. Saves $7,000.00

  Amendment #1, Langwehr, cuts the pay to the Gaming Commission, Cut KS Gaming & Racing Comm mbr compensation from $2k/mo. to same rate as legis branch per deim – 78-44 roll call saves $94,000.00 y/p 78/44

 

2/4/03

y/p

73/41

2/5/03

 

y/p

 

74/49

 

D’s voted against and R’s votes yes, generally, I was ” Y” because of the cost savings

 

 

6 HcSub

This is now the House Budget bill, House appreciations bill. Does nothing for education. This does nothing for Ed., so I don’t support it.

 

4/3/03

mcc

n/p

85/36

 

 

7

Higher Ed; BPAA; require governing boards of technical colleges to develop plan to replace existing board w/ independent governing board which is not a school dist governing board, approved by KBOR, & establishes role and powers of such boards

3/27/03

y/p

3/28/03

y/p

103/19

4/3/03

ccr

y/p

102/20

 

8

Financial Institutions; BP; amends law to make scope of annual financial-compliance audit & scope of biennial investment perf audit for PMIB identical; consolidation of annual audit saves up to $18k every other year

2/18/03

y/p

2/19/03

y/p

118/4

 

 

11

Corrections &JJ; BP; creates statewide community advisory board for annual budget planning process of JJA, identical to board now existing for community corrections; no fiscal cost

3/26/03

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

123/0

 

 

14

Corrections &JJ; BPAA; disclosure of prior theft convictions, and juvenile offences in adult care home e’ment application background check

3/27/03

y/p

3/28/03

y/p

122/0

 

 

15

Judiciary; BPAA; amends Residential Landlord & Tenant Act re notice of termination of tenancy; provides that a tenant’s signature on a notice of termination provided by landlord would not bind the tenant to terms not included in the original rental agreement, and requires notice to quit to include statement in bold of such right22

3/24/03

y/p

 

3/25/03

y/p

67/57

 

 

16

Judiciary; BPAA; Dept of Revenue to collect SSN of all DL applicants & authorize DOR to implement security measures for DL issuance2, such as software program to associate applicant’s photographic image w/ previous photographic images (read "biometric"); increases photo fee from $2 to $4

2/20/03

y/p

2/21/03

 

y/p

80/41

 

 

17

Judiciary; BP; authorize chief judge of judicial dist to designate clerk of dist ct & other nonjudicial personnel for ea county w/in the district, & chief clerk of court for districts that don’t have court administrators (under current law appt process requires approval of a majority of the other district judges)

3/19/03

y/p

 

 

 

21

Judiciary; BPAA;  makes technical changes to process for convening & operations of nominating commissions for district court, appellate court, and Supreme Court justices, to facilitate and conform to current practices of the nominating committees

3/18/03

y/p

 

3/19/03

y/p

119/3

4/3/03

m adopt ccr

y/p

added the implementation of delay of Ct of Appeals per SB 118

 

y/p

119/2

 

26

 

Consent agenda

3/18/03

y/p

125/0

 

 

27

Corrections &JJ; SubBP; makes amendments to the violent sexual predator act to provide that failure to bring to trial persons subject to a sexual predator petition w/in 60 days of petition, in cases where defendant agrees to a continuance of the trial is not jurisdictional and doesn’t operate to dismiss action55; this is the 2nd of the two bills making up the Gov & AG’s criminal package (formerly was in HB 2390; committee did a gut & go into SB 27

3/26/03

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

123/0

 

 

31

 

3/11/03

y/p

3/12/03

y/p

124/0

 

 

33

Corrections &JJ; BPAA; authorizes impoundment or immobilization of vehicles of persons convicted of DUI ("Casey’s Law")

3/27/03

y/p

3/28/03

y/p

117/4

4/3/03

mcc

y/p

115/7

 

34

Judiciary; BP; amends KS Tort Claims Act to expand definition of charitable health care provider to cover free, mobile dental services provided via community service project; KDA, Hygienists & Assistants, Health Ministry Fund, Mexican Am Ministries, et al. will provide services to persons in need

2/5/03

 

y/p

2/6/03

 

y/p

 

123/0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

36

Judiciary; BPAA; expands membership on KS Judicial Council. Increases docket fees for 2 years. CCR adds members to Judical Council

3/28/03

y/p

3/28/03

y/p

108/13

4/3/03

m adopt ccr

y/p

91/29

 

37

Judiciary; BP; amends the Uniform Principal & Income Act in regards to how gross receipts from oil & gas royalties are distributed between principal & income; currently 90% of net amnt goes to principal, 10% to trustee as income; measure would reduce the allocated principal amount to 15%, w/ remaining 85% to income

3/24/03

y/p

3/25/03

y/p

122/2

 

 

40

Local Govt; BP; would allow a County Comm to enter into interlocal agreement (per Interlocal Cooperation Act) with cities & twps w/in a fire district, & delegate authority to appt Fire District Board of Trustees to jt board apptd by county, cities & twps w/in fire district; the jt board would have all powers provided to County Comm'rs under current law re fire protection

3/6/03

y/p

3/7/03

y/p

106/11

 

 

43

Appropriations; BPAA; increases service chg vendors, county clerks, & DWP collect w/ each sale of a license, permit, or stamp3 (licenses & permits increase 50¢, migratory water fowl stamp by 25¢); repeals sunset on provision letting persons w/ unpaid camping or entry fees at parks to avoid getting citation if that either pay same + $15, or purchase annual permit

#1 Powell Amend to not req. upland licenses for farmers . y/p

3/18/03

y/p

3/19/03

y/p

87/36

4/4/03

ccr

y/p

89/33

 

44

The bill creates an 18-member board of trustees to manage Kansas' share
of the proceeds from the sale of Health Midwest. That sale is expected
to total $600 million to $800 million, and Kansas' share has been pegged
at around 20%.

1/24

y/p

 

 

1/24

y/p

120/5

 

 

52

 

Consent Agenda

2/26/03

y/p

121/0

 

 

53

Local Gov; BP; requires that Unified Govt of Wyandotte Co & KC publish notice its detailed stmt of expenditures report is available at branch libraries of KCK Public Library, the KCKs Community College Library, & Bonner Spgs Public Library (vs just the office of Co Clk as in rest of the state)

3/18/03

y/p

3/19/03

y/p

123/0

 

 

 

55

Education; BPAA; meeting schedules of boards of education – to be read

3/26/03

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

121/0

 

 

57

Education; BP; amends current law re authority of local boards of ed, & clarify that BOEs may transact all school business & adopt policies that boards deem appropriate to perform their constitutional duty to maintain, develop, & operate public schools; districts authorized to exercise powers of local control conferred by resolution adopted by BOE33 

3/26/03

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

114/9

 

 

61

Judiciary; BPAA; replaces current athletic agent laws w/ Uniform Athletic Agent Act; requires Sec of State to register & investigate complaints re athletic agents; requires athletic agents to register every 2 yrs & pay regis fee of $500, where current law requires fee of $1,00011CCR tweeks the bill as to being able to sue the former athlete and adds atys fees

3/26/03

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

 

4/3/03

m adopt ccr

 

y/p

122/0

 

 

63

Corrections &JJ; BP; folds two existing committees into one, and changes law enforcement telecommunications committee to the criminal justice info system (KCJIS)

 

 

 

 

63

Corrections &JJ; BP; folds two existing committees into one, and changes law enforcement telecommunications committee to the criminal justice info system (KCJIS)

3/27/03

y/p

3/28/03

y/p

122/0

 

 

64

Corrections &JJ; BPAA; clarifies KS Offender Registration Act as to obligation of those w/ convictions from other states to register; also amends in BIDS bill requiring those indigent requesting services of attorney to pay $50 application fee, due as condition of release on bond

CCR: Includes the appeal bonds for tobacco appeal bond to equal a max of $25M  the reliance we place on the KEY fund.

3/26/03

 

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

123/0

4/4/03

ccr

Incl the tobacco appeal bond of $25M.

y/p

87/35

 

 

65

Eco Devo; BP; revise Certified Capital Formation Company Act, so that the investor, or the person to whom the credit is transferred, may claim up to 10% per yr, after January 1, 2005, of credit that is proportional to amnt invested by the CFC in a KS business

3/19/03

y/p

3/20/03

y/p

96/26

 

 

67

Corrections &JJ; BPAA; open records after child fatality or near fatality

3/27/03

y/p

3/28/03

y/p

112/10

 

 

68

Transportation; BP; authorize a new “Helping Schools” license plate; allows the SBOE to authorize the use of a logo, which would cost anyone requesting the plate an annual fee of $50, w/ fee would be considered a use royalty payment; fiscal note – will raise $50k per yr for distribution to the schools of KS, at a cost to implement of $40-45k (what a deal!). This whole bill is bad, a slippery slope for all sorts of weird stuff.

    Amend#1. Loganbill. Adds breast cancer plate. n/p

    Amend #2, DeCastro, Adds Longfellows.n/f

    Amend#3, Mays,for his daughters school. See, I told you it can get far out.

   Amend #4, Biggs, some other silly plate. n/p

   Amend #5, Yonally. Return this bill to the committee. y/p

3/28/03

 

 

Returned to Comittee

 

 

 

70

Judiciary; BP; repeal SRS pass through assistance to families ck amend

3/26/03

y/p

3/27/03

y/p

86/37

 

 

71