{"results":[{"id":16380,"statute_number":"31-144","title":"School buildings; definition; inspection; correction of violations; closing in lieu of repair; judicial review.","chapter":"31","article":null,"year":1972,"full_text":"31-144. School buildings; definition; inspection; correction of violations; closing in lieu of repair; judicial review. (a) As used in this act, \"school building\" means any building or structure operated or used for any purpose by, or located upon the land of, any school district, community college district, area vocational school, area vocational-technical school, institution under the state board of regents or any private or nonpublic school, college or university, whether or not operated for profit. The term school building does not include within its meaning any single-family dwelling or duplex constructed as part of a vocational education program or construction trades class if such single-family dwelling or duplex is to be sold, after its construction, for private use.\n\n(b) All school buildings shall be inspected at least once each year. In all cities of the first and second class in which there is a full-time fire chief or full-time fire inspector, the inspection of the school buildings shall be conducted by such chief or inspector. The chief or inspector shall report the findings from the inspection to the state fire marshal within 30 days after such inspection. In all other cases, school buildings shall be inspected by the state fire marshal or the fire marshal's authorized assistants.\n\n(c) The state fire marshal shall order the governing body having control of any school building or facility thereof to correct any condition in such building or facility which is in violation of this act, or any condition which the fire marshal deems dangerous, or which in any way prevents a speedy exit from such building. After any such order is rendered, such governing body shall make the changes required to comply therewith. A board of education of any school district is hereby authorized to make expenditures from its general fund or capital outlay fund to comply with such order, or the board may issue no-fund warrants in such amounts as are necessary to pay expenses incurred in complying with such order. Such no-fund warrants shall be issued, registered, paid and redeemed and bear interest as provided by K.S.A. 79-2940 , and amendments thereto, except that the approval of the state board of tax appeals shall not be required. Such warrants shall recite that they are issued by the board of education of the school district under authority of this act. Any board of education issuing warrants hereunder shall make a tax levy at the same time as other tax levies are made, after such warrants are issued, sufficient to pay such warrants and the interest thereon.\n\n(d) Whenever a board of education receives an order from the state fire marshal pursuant to subsection (c), the board, in lieu of repairing or remodeling the school building or facility as ordered by the state fire marshal, may close such building or facility as an attendance center. Whenever any board of education finds that any such order of the state fire marshal involves a cost in excess of that which the board of education finds the school district can afford, or that the changes ordered are unwarranted or unnecessary, the board may petition for review of such order in the district court of the home county of such school district. Upon receiving such petition, the district court shall appoint three disinterested commissioners, one of whom shall be a licensed architect. The commissioners shall inspect the building or facility affected by the order and report to the court its findings of fact as to the necessity for the improvements or changes ordered by the state fire marshal, together with the estimated cost of each such improvement or change and such other recommendations as the commissioners deem advisable. Upon receiving such findings of fact and recommendations, or any other evidence relating to the petition for review, the court shall enter its order affirming, reversing or modifying the order of the state fire marshal. Such order of the court may be reviewed by the appellate courts in the same manner as other orders and judgments of the district court may be reviewed.\n\n(e) Except as provided in subsection (d), any action of the state fire marshal pursuant to this section is subject to review in accordance with the Kansas judicial review act.","highlighted_title":"School buildings; definition; inspection; correction of violations; closing in lieu of repair; judicial review.","contexts":[{"text":"The term school building does not include within its meaning any single-family dwelling or duplex constructed as part of a vocational education program or construction trades class if such single-family dwelling or duplex is to be sold, after its construction, for private use. (b) All school buildings shall be inspected at least once each year. In all cities of the first and second class in which there is a full-time fire chief or full-time fire inspector, the inspection of the school buildings shall be conducted by such chief or inspector. The chief or inspector shall report the findings from the inspection to the state fire marshal within 30 days after such inspection. In all other cases, school buildings shall be inspected by the state fire marshal or the fire marshal's authorized assistants.","highlighted":"The term school building does not include within its meaning any single-family dwelling or duplex constructed as part of a vocational education program or construction trades class if such single-family dwelling or duplex is to be sold, after its construction, for private use. (b) All school buildings shall be inspected at least once each year. In all cities of the first and second class in which there is a full-time fire chief or full-time fire <mark>inspector</mark>, the inspection of the school buildings shall be conducted by such chief or <mark>inspector</mark>. The chief or <mark>inspector</mark> shall report the findings from the inspection to the state fire marshal within 30 days after such inspection. In all other cases, school buildings shall be inspected by the state fire marshal or the fire marshal's authorized assistants."},{"text":"(b) All school buildings shall be inspected at least once each year. In all cities of the first and second class in which there is a full-time fire chief or full-time fire inspector, the inspection of the school buildings shall be conducted by such chief or inspector. The chief or inspector shall report the findings from the inspection to the state fire marshal within 30 days after such inspection. In all other cases, school buildings shall be inspected by the state fire marshal or the fire marshal's authorized assistants. (c) The state fire marshal shall order the governing body having control of any school building or facility thereof to correct any condition in such building or facility which is in violation of this act, or any condition which the fire marshal deems dangerous, or which in any way prevents a speedy exit from such building.","highlighted":"(b) All school buildings shall be inspected at least once each year. In all cities of the first and second class in which there is a full-time fire chief or full-time fire <mark>inspector</mark>, the inspection of the school buildings shall be conducted by such chief or <mark>inspector</mark>. The chief or <mark>inspector</mark> shall report the findings from the inspection to the state fire marshal within 30 days after such inspection. In all other cases, school buildings shall be inspected by the state fire marshal or the fire marshal's authorized assistants. (c) The state fire marshal shall order the governing body having control of any school building or facility thereof to correct any condition in such building or facility which is in violation of this act, or any condition which the fire marshal deems dangerous, or which in any way prevents a speedy exit from such building."},{"text":"Any board of education issuing warrants hereunder shall make a tax levy at the same time as other tax levies are made, after such warrants are issued, sufficient to pay such warrants and the interest thereon. (d) Whenever a board of education receives an order from the state fire marshal pursuant to subsection (c), the board, in lieu of repairing or remodeling the school building or facility as ordered by the state fire marshal, may close such building or facility as an attendance center. Whenever any board of education finds that any such order of the state fire marshal involves a cost in excess of that which the board of education finds the school district can afford, or that the changes ordered are unwarranted or unnecessary, the board may petition for review of such order in the district court of the home county of such school district. Upon receiving such petition, the district court shall appoint three disinterested commissioners, one of whom shall be a licensed architect. The commissioners shall inspect the building or facility affected by the order and report to the court its findings of fact as to the necessity for the improvements or changes ordered by the state fire marshal, together with the estimated cost of each such improvement or change and such other recommendations as the commissioners deem advisable.","highlighted":"Any board of education issuing warrants hereunder shall make a tax levy at the same time as other tax levies are made, after such warrants are issued, sufficient to pay such warrants and the interest thereon. (d) Whenever a board of education receives an order from the state fire marshal pursuant to subsection (c), the board, in lieu of repairing or remodeling the school building or facility as ordered by the state fire marshal, may close such building or facility as an attendance center. Whenever any board of education finds that any such order of the state fire marshal involves a cost in excess of that which the board of education finds the school district can afford, or that the changes ordered are unwarranted or unnecessary, the board may petition for review of such order in the district court of the <mark>home</mark> county of such school district. Upon receiving such petition, the district court shall appoint three disinterested commissioners, one of whom shall be a licensed architect. The commissioners shall inspect the building or facility affected by the order and report to the court its findings of fact as to the necessity for the improvements or changes ordered by the state fire marshal, together with the estimated cost of each such improvement or change and such other recommendations as the commissioners deem advisable."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch31/031_001_0044.html"},{"id":100636,"statute_number":"39-935","title":"Inspections; reporting; access to premises; exit interviews; unannounced inspections; inspection reports, posting and access; risk management program, when required; admissibility of reports.","chapter":"39","article":null,"year":1961,"full_text":"39-935. Inspections; reporting; access to premises; exit interviews; unannounced inspections; inspection reports, posting and access; risk management program, when required; admissibility of reports. (a) Inspections shall be made and reported in writing by the authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency and state fire marshal, and of the county, city-county and multicounty health departments as often and in the manner and form prescribed by the rules and regulations promulgated under the provisions of this act. Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care home at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care home and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care home during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report.\n\n(b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care home within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care home is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care home. The statewide average interval between inspections shall not exceed 12 months.\n\n(c) Every adult care home shall post in a conspicuous place a notice indicating that the most recent inspection report and related documents may be examined in the office of the administrator of the adult care home. Upon request, every adult care home shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs.\n\n(d) Each nursing facility that provides skilled nursing care, nursing facility for mental health that provides skilled nursing care or assisted living facility may establish and maintain a risk management program which shall consist of: (1) A system for investigation and analysis of the frequency and causes of reportable incidents within the facility; (2) measures to minimize the occurrence of reportable incidents and the resulting injuries within the facility; and (3) a reporting system based upon the duty of all health care providers staffing the facility and all agents and employees of the facility directly involved in the delivery of health care services to report reportable incidents to the chief of the medical staff, chief administrative officer or risk manager of the facility. Any reports and records reviewed, obtained or prepared by the Kansas department for aging and disability services in connection with any reportable incidents referred for investigation under such risk management program, including any reports and records reflecting the results of an inspection or survey under this chapter or in accordance with the regulations, guidelines and procedures issued by the United States secretary of health and human services under Titles XVIII and XIX of the \"Social Security Act,\" 49 Stat. 620 (1935), 42 U.S.C. § 301, as amended, shall not be admissible in any civil action under the laws of the state of Kansas unless the court determines on the record, following a hearing outside the presence of the jury, that the proffered evidence excerpted from any report, record, inspection or survey is relevant and substantially related to the plaintiff's allegations and otherwise admissible under the rules of evidence set forth in article 4, chapter 60 of the Kansas Statutes Annotated, and amendments thereto. This subsection shall not be construed to limit or impair a person's or entity's discovery of or access to any such report, record, inspection or survey under state or federal law; limit or impair the authority of the Kansas department for aging and disability services to investigate complaints or reportable incidents under state or federal law; or diminish or expand the department on aging's* discovery of or access to quality assessment and assurance committee records under state or federal law.","highlighted_title":"Inspections; reporting; access to premises; exit interviews; unannounced inspections; inspection reports, posting and access; risk management program, when required; admissibility of reports.","contexts":[{"text":"Inspections; reporting; access to premises; exit interviews; unannounced inspections; inspection reports, posting and access; risk management program, when required; admissibility of reports. (a) Inspections shall be made and reported in writing by the authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency and state fire marshal, and of the county, city-county and multicounty health departments as often and in the manner and form prescribed by the rules and regulations promulgated under the provisions of this act. Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care home at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care home and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care home during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time.","highlighted":"Inspections; reporting; access to premises; exit interviews; unannounced inspections; inspection reports, posting and access; risk management program, when required; admissibility of reports. (a) Inspections shall be made and reported in writing by the authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency and state fire marshal, and of the county, city-county and multicounty health departments as often and in the manner and form prescribed by the rules and regulations promulgated under the provisions of this act. Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care <mark>home</mark> at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care <mark>home</mark> and the <mark>inspector</mark> shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care <mark>home</mark> during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time."},{"text":"(a) Inspections shall be made and reported in writing by the authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency and state fire marshal, and of the county, city-county and multicounty health departments as often and in the manner and form prescribed by the rules and regulations promulgated under the provisions of this act. Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care home at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care home and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care home during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report.","highlighted":"(a) Inspections shall be made and reported in writing by the authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency and state fire marshal, and of the county, city-county and multicounty health departments as often and in the manner and form prescribed by the rules and regulations promulgated under the provisions of this act. Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care <mark>home</mark> at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care <mark>home</mark> and the <mark>inspector</mark> shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care <mark>home</mark> during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report."},{"text":"Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care home at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care home and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care home during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report. (b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care home within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care home is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care home.","highlighted":"Access shall be given to the premises of any adult care <mark>home</mark> at any time upon presenting adequate identification to carry out the requirements of this section and the provisions and purposes of this act, and failure to provide such access shall constitute grounds for denial or revocation of license. A copy of any inspection reports required by this section shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the adult care <mark>home</mark> and the <mark>inspector</mark> shall be left with the applicant when an inspection under this section is completed. This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care <mark>home</mark> during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report. (b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care <mark>home</mark> within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care <mark>home</mark> is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care <mark>home</mark>."},{"text":"This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care home during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report. (b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care home within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care home is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care home. The statewide average interval between inspections shall not exceed 12 months. (c) Every adult care home shall post in a conspicuous place a notice indicating that the most recent inspection report and related documents may be examined in the office of the administrator of the adult care home.","highlighted":"This preliminary inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the adult care <mark>home</mark> during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary inspection report. (b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care <mark>home</mark> within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care <mark>home</mark> is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care <mark>home</mark>. The statewide average interval between inspections shall not exceed 12 months. (c) Every adult care <mark>home</mark> shall post in a conspicuous place a notice indicating that the most recent inspection report and related documents may be examined in the office of the administrator of the adult care <mark>home</mark>."},{"text":"(b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care home within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care home is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care home. The statewide average interval between inspections shall not exceed 12 months. (c) Every adult care home shall post in a conspicuous place a notice indicating that the most recent inspection report and related documents may be examined in the office of the administrator of the adult care home. Upon request, every adult care home shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs. (d) Each nursing facility that provides skilled nursing care, nursing facility for mental health that provides skilled nursing care or assisted living facility may establish and maintain a risk management program which shall consist of: (1) A system for investigation and analysis of the frequency and causes of reportable incidents within the facility; (2) measures to minimize the occurrence of reportable incidents and the resulting injuries within the facility; and (3) a reporting system based upon the duty of all health care providers staffing the facility and all agents and employees of the facility directly involved in the delivery of health care services to report reportable incidents to the chief of the medical staff, chief administrative officer or risk manager of the facility.","highlighted":"(b) The authorized agents and representatives of the licensing agency shall conduct at least one unannounced inspection of each adult care <mark>home</mark> within 15 months of any previous inspection for the purpose of determining whether the adult care <mark>home</mark> is complying with applicable statutes and rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of the residents of the adult care <mark>home</mark>. The statewide average interval between inspections shall not exceed 12 months. (c) Every adult care <mark>home</mark> shall post in a conspicuous place a notice indicating that the most recent inspection report and related documents may be examined in the office of the administrator of the adult care <mark>home</mark>. Upon request, every adult care <mark>home</mark> shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs. (d) Each nursing facility that provides skilled nursing care, nursing facility for mental health that provides skilled nursing care or assisted living facility may establish and maintain a risk management program which shall consist of: (1) A system for investigation and analysis of the frequency and causes of reportable incidents within the facility; (2) measures to minimize the occurrence of reportable incidents and the resulting injuries within the facility; and (3) a reporting system based upon the duty of all health care providers staffing the facility and all agents and employees of the facility directly involved in the delivery of health care services to report reportable incidents to the chief of the medical staff, chief administrative officer or risk manager of the facility."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch39/039_009_0035.html"},{"id":22259,"statute_number":"50-6,129","title":"Exemptions.","chapter":"50","article":null,"year":2013,"full_text":"50-6,129. Exemptions. (a) The roofing contractor registration act shall not apply to:\n\n(1) An actual owner of commercial, residential or farm property who physically performs, or has employees who perform, roofing services including, construction, installation, renovation, repair, maintenance, alteration, waterproofing or removal of materials or structures on such owner's own dwelling or another structure located on the residential or farm property owned by such person without the assistance of any registered roofing contractor;\n\n(2) any authorized employee, representative or representatives of the United States government, the state of Kansas, or any county, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state;\n\n(3) any person who furnishes any fabricated or finished product, material, or article of merchandise which is not incorporated into or attached to real property by such person so as to become affixed thereto;\n\n(4) any person employed by a manufactured home and modular home manufacturer while performing services and work for the manufactured home and modular home manufacturer;\n\n(5) any person registered as a home inspector pursuant to K.S.A. 58-4501 et seq., and amendments thereto, while performing functions pursuant to that act;\n\n(6) any person employed by a manufactured home dealer while acting within the scope of that license;\n\n(7) any person employed as a manufactured home installer while acting within the scope of that license; and\n\n(8) any person who engages in providing roofing services that on each and every undertaking or project during any fiscal year bear an aggregate price, including labor, materials and all other items, that is quoted, bid, offered, agreed, contracted, billed, collected and paid at less than $2,000. This exemption does not apply to a person who advertises or puts out any sign or card or other device which might indicate to the public that the person is a roofing contractor or that the person is qualified to engage in the business of a roofing contractor.\n\n(b) Any administrative or governing body with authority to enter into public contracts shall require individual roofing contractor registration for purposes of such persons submitting or entering into any bid or contract.","highlighted_title":"Exemptions.","contexts":[{"text":"50-6,129. Exemptions. (a) The roofing contractor registration act shall not apply to:\n\n(1) An actual owner of commercial, residential or farm property who physically performs, or has employees who perform, roofing services including, construction, installation, renovation, repair, maintenance, alteration, waterproofing or removal of materials or structures on such owner's own dwelling or another structure located on the residential or farm property owned by such person without the assistance of any registered roofing contractor;\n\n(2) any authorized employee, representative or representatives of the United States government, the state of Kansas, or any county, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state;\n\n(3) any person who furnishes any fabricated or finished product, material, or article of merchandise which is not incorporated into or attached to real property by such person so as to become affixed thereto;\n\n(4) any person employed by a manufactured home and modular home manufacturer while performing services and work for the manufactured home and modular home manufacturer;\n\n(5) any person registered as a home inspector pursuant to K.S.A. 58-4501 et seq., and amendments thereto, while performing functions pursuant to that act;\n\n(6) any person employed by a manufactured home dealer while acting within the scope of that license;\n\n(7) any person employed as a manufactured home installer while acting within the scope of that license; and\n\n(8) any person who engages in providing roofing services that on each and every undertaking or project during any fiscal year bear an aggregate price, including labor, materials and all other items, that is quoted, bid, offered, agreed, contracted, billed, collected and paid at less than $2,000. This exemption does not apply to a person who advertises or puts out any sign or card or other device which might indicate to the public that the person is a roofing contractor or that the person is qualified to engage in the business of a roofing contractor.","highlighted":"50-6,129. Exemptions. (a) The roofing contractor registration act shall not apply to:\n\n(1) An actual owner of commercial, residential or farm property who physically performs, or has employees who perform, roofing services including, construction, installation, renovation, repair, maintenance, alteration, waterproofing or removal of materials or structures on such owner's own dwelling or another structure located on the residential or farm property owned by such person without the assistance of any registered roofing contractor;\n\n(2) any authorized employee, representative or representatives of the United States government, the state of Kansas, or any county, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state;\n\n(3) any person who furnishes any fabricated or finished product, material, or article of merchandise which is not incorporated into or attached to real property by such person so as to become affixed thereto;\n\n(4) any person employed by a manufactured <mark>home</mark> and modular <mark>home</mark> manufacturer while performing services and work for the manufactured <mark>home</mark> and modular <mark>home</mark> manufacturer;\n\n(5) any person registered as a <mark>home</mark> <mark>inspector</mark> pursuant to K.S.A. 58-4501 et seq., and amendments thereto, while performing functions pursuant to that act;\n\n(6) any person employed by a manufactured <mark>home</mark> dealer while acting within the scope of that license;\n\n(7) any person employed as a manufactured <mark>home</mark> installer while acting within the scope of that license; and\n\n(8) any person who engages in providing roofing services that on each and every undertaking or project during any fiscal year bear an aggregate price, including labor, materials and all other items, that is quoted, bid, offered, agreed, contracted, billed, collected and paid at less than $2,000. This exemption does not apply to a person who advertises or puts out any sign or card or other device which might indicate to the public that the person is a roofing contractor or that the person is qualified to engage in the business of a roofing contractor."},{"text":"Exemptions. (a) The roofing contractor registration act shall not apply to:\n\n(1) An actual owner of commercial, residential or farm property who physically performs, or has employees who perform, roofing services including, construction, installation, renovation, repair, maintenance, alteration, waterproofing or removal of materials or structures on such owner's own dwelling or another structure located on the residential or farm property owned by such person without the assistance of any registered roofing contractor;\n\n(2) any authorized employee, representative or representatives of the United States government, the state of Kansas, or any county, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state;\n\n(3) any person who furnishes any fabricated or finished product, material, or article of merchandise which is not incorporated into or attached to real property by such person so as to become affixed thereto;\n\n(4) any person employed by a manufactured home and modular home manufacturer while performing services and work for the manufactured home and modular home manufacturer;\n\n(5) any person registered as a home inspector pursuant to K.S.A. 58-4501 et seq., and amendments thereto, while performing functions pursuant to that act;\n\n(6) any person employed by a manufactured home dealer while acting within the scope of that license;\n\n(7) any person employed as a manufactured home installer while acting within the scope of that license; and\n\n(8) any person who engages in providing roofing services that on each and every undertaking or project during any fiscal year bear an aggregate price, including labor, materials and all other items, that is quoted, bid, offered, agreed, contracted, billed, collected and paid at less than $2,000. This exemption does not apply to a person who advertises or puts out any sign or card or other device which might indicate to the public that the person is a roofing contractor or that the person is qualified to engage in the business of a roofing contractor. (b) Any administrative or governing body with authority to enter into public contracts shall require individual roofing contractor registration for purposes of such persons submitting or entering into any bid or contract.","highlighted":"Exemptions. (a) The roofing contractor registration act shall not apply to:\n\n(1) An actual owner of commercial, residential or farm property who physically performs, or has employees who perform, roofing services including, construction, installation, renovation, repair, maintenance, alteration, waterproofing or removal of materials or structures on such owner's own dwelling or another structure located on the residential or farm property owned by such person without the assistance of any registered roofing contractor;\n\n(2) any authorized employee, representative or representatives of the United States government, the state of Kansas, or any county, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state;\n\n(3) any person who furnishes any fabricated or finished product, material, or article of merchandise which is not incorporated into or attached to real property by such person so as to become affixed thereto;\n\n(4) any person employed by a manufactured <mark>home</mark> and modular <mark>home</mark> manufacturer while performing services and work for the manufactured <mark>home</mark> and modular <mark>home</mark> manufacturer;\n\n(5) any person registered as a <mark>home</mark> <mark>inspector</mark> pursuant to K.S.A. 58-4501 et seq., and amendments thereto, while performing functions pursuant to that act;\n\n(6) any person employed by a manufactured <mark>home</mark> dealer while acting within the scope of that license;\n\n(7) any person employed as a manufactured <mark>home</mark> installer while acting within the scope of that license; and\n\n(8) any person who engages in providing roofing services that on each and every undertaking or project during any fiscal year bear an aggregate price, including labor, materials and all other items, that is quoted, bid, offered, agreed, contracted, billed, collected and paid at less than $2,000. This exemption does not apply to a person who advertises or puts out any sign or card or other device which might indicate to the public that the person is a roofing contractor or that the person is qualified to engage in the business of a roofing contractor. (b) Any administrative or governing body with authority to enter into public contracts shall require individual roofing contractor registration for purposes of such persons submitting or entering into any bid or contract."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch50/050_006_0129.html"},{"id":24269,"statute_number":"58-4224","title":"Remedy of homeowner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing.","chapter":"58","article":null,"year":2005,"full_text":"58-4224. Remedy of homeowner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing. (a) If the owner of a manufactured home which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured home is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured home by a qualified inspector. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified inspector to conduct an inspection of the manufactured home, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified inspector.\n\n(b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured home pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section.\n\n(c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the home. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector shall prepare a written report of the inspector's findings of defects, if any. The report shall be submitted to the president, and copies of the report shall be given at the same time to all parties involved in the dispute. Within 10 days of receipt of the inspector's report, any party involved in the dispute may file with the president written objections to the inspector's report. A copy of any party's written objections shall, at the same time, be provided to the other parties.\n\n(d) Upon review of the inspector's report, together with any written statement of objections filed by any of the parties, the president shall issue an order directing the action, if any, to be taken by the parties involved. The order shall assess the costs of the inspection to the nonprevailing party or parties. If no party prevails on all issues, the president shall assess the costs to the parties in such proportion as the president deems just and equitable.\n\n(e) Any party aggrieved by the president's order may file a written request for a hearing within 10 days of the date of the order. The hearing shall be conducted and any action taken by the president or the president's designee pursuant to the hearing shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Kansas administrative procedure act.","highlighted_title":"Remedy of <mark>home</mark>owner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing.","contexts":[{"text":"58-4224. Remedy of homeowner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing. (a) If the owner of a manufactured home which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured home is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured home by a qualified inspector. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100.","highlighted":"58-4224. Remedy of <mark>home</mark>owner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing. (a) If the owner of a manufactured <mark>home</mark> which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured <mark>home</mark> is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark> by a qualified <mark>inspector</mark>. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100."},{"text":"58-4224. Remedy of homeowner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing. (a) If the owner of a manufactured home which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured home is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured home by a qualified inspector. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified inspector to conduct an inspection of the manufactured home, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified inspector.","highlighted":"58-4224. Remedy of <mark>home</mark>owner for noncompliance with installation standards; procedure; inspection; order of president; bearing. (a) If the owner of a manufactured <mark>home</mark> which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured <mark>home</mark> is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark> by a qualified <mark>inspector</mark>. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified <mark>inspector</mark> to conduct an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark>, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified <mark>inspector</mark>."},{"text":"(a) If the owner of a manufactured home which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured home is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured home by a qualified inspector. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified inspector to conduct an inspection of the manufactured home, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified inspector. (b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured home pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section. (c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the home.","highlighted":"(a) If the owner of a manufactured <mark>home</mark> which is installed on or after July 1, 2006, believes that the manufactured <mark>home</mark> is not in compliance with the installation standards or the federal act, the owner may file within the one-year period of completion of installation an application with the corporation for an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark> by a qualified <mark>inspector</mark>. The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified <mark>inspector</mark> to conduct an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark>, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified <mark>inspector</mark>. (b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured <mark>home</mark> pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section. (c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the <mark>home</mark>."},{"text":"The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified inspector to conduct an inspection of the manufactured home, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified inspector. (b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured home pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section. (c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the home. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector shall prepare a written report of the inspector's findings of defects, if any.","highlighted":"The application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the corporation and shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $100. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified <mark>inspector</mark> to conduct an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark>, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified <mark>inspector</mark>. (b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured <mark>home</mark> pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section. (c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the <mark>home</mark>. At the completion of the inspection, the <mark>inspector</mark> shall prepare a written report of the <mark>inspector</mark>'s findings of defects, if any."},{"text":"Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified inspector to conduct an inspection of the manufactured home, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified inspector. (b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured home pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section. (c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the home. At the completion of the inspection, the inspector shall prepare a written report of the inspector's findings of defects, if any. The report shall be submitted to the president, and copies of the report shall be given at the same time to all parties involved in the dispute.","highlighted":"Upon receipt of the application and fee, the president shall designate a qualified <mark>inspector</mark> to conduct an inspection of the manufactured <mark>home</mark>, to determine the validity of the owner's complaint, and the president, within three days thereafter, shall give to all parties involved in the dispute, written notice of the filing of the owner's application and the designation of the qualified <mark>inspector</mark>. (b) The corporation shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to provide for the inspection of a manufactured <mark>home</mark> pursuant to this section and to otherwise provide for the implementation of this section. (c) All parties involved in the dispute shall be given an opportunity to be present during the inspection of the <mark>home</mark>. At the completion of the inspection, the <mark>inspector</mark> shall prepare a written report of the <mark>inspector</mark>'s findings of defects, if any. The report shall be submitted to the president, and copies of the report shall be given at the same time to all parties involved in the dispute."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch58/058_042_0024.html"},{"id":108930,"statute_number":"65-5106","title":"Same; written report; list of deficiencies; exit interview; copies of report.","chapter":"65","article":null,"year":1984,"full_text":"65-5106. Same; written report; list of deficiencies; exit interview; copies of report. After completion of each survey inspection, a written report of the findings with respect to compliance or noncompliance with the provisions of this act and the standards established hereunder as well as a list of deficiencies found shall be prepared. The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the home health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the home health agency and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the home health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report. Upon request, every home health agency shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent survey inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs.","highlighted_title":"Same; written report; list of deficiencies; exit interview; copies of report.","contexts":[{"text":"Same; written report; list of deficiencies; exit interview; copies of report. After completion of each survey inspection, a written report of the findings with respect to compliance or noncompliance with the provisions of this act and the standards established hereunder as well as a list of deficiencies found shall be prepared. The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the home health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the home health agency and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the home health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time.","highlighted":"Same; written report; list of deficiencies; exit interview; copies of report. After completion of each survey inspection, a written report of the findings with respect to compliance or noncompliance with the provisions of this act and the standards established hereunder as well as a list of deficiencies found shall be prepared. The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the <mark>home</mark> health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the <mark>home</mark> health agency and the <mark>inspector</mark> shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the <mark>home</mark> health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time."},{"text":"After completion of each survey inspection, a written report of the findings with respect to compliance or noncompliance with the provisions of this act and the standards established hereunder as well as a list of deficiencies found shall be prepared. The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the home health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the home health agency and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the home health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report.","highlighted":"After completion of each survey inspection, a written report of the findings with respect to compliance or noncompliance with the provisions of this act and the standards established hereunder as well as a list of deficiencies found shall be prepared. The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the <mark>home</mark> health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the <mark>home</mark> health agency and the <mark>inspector</mark> shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the <mark>home</mark> health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report."},{"text":"The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the home health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the home health agency and the inspector shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the home health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report. Upon request, every home health agency shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent survey inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs.","highlighted":"The list of deficiencies shall specifically state the statute or rule and regulation which the <mark>home</mark> health agency is alleged to have violated. A copy of the survey inspection report shall be furnished to the applicant, except that a copy of the preliminary survey inspection report signed jointly by a representative of the <mark>home</mark> health agency and the <mark>inspector</mark> shall be left with the applicant when an inspection is completed. This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the <mark>home</mark> health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report. Upon request, every <mark>home</mark> health agency shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent survey inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs."},{"text":"This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the home health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report. Upon request, every home health agency shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent survey inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs.","highlighted":"This preliminary survey inspection report shall constitute the final record of deficiencies assessed against the <mark>home</mark> health agency during the inspection, all deficiencies shall be specifically listed and no additional deficiencies based upon the data developed at that time shall be assessed at a later time. An exit interview shall be conducted in conjunction with the joint signing of the preliminary survey inspection report. Upon request, every <mark>home</mark> health agency shall provide to any person a copy of the most recent survey inspection report and related documents, provided the person requesting such report agrees to pay a reasonable charge to cover copying costs."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch65/065_051_0006.html"},{"id":83315,"statute_number":"74-1807","title":"Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care home or long-term care unit of a medical care facility.","chapter":"74","article":null,"year":1939,"full_text":"74-1807. Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care home or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's inspectors shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours.\n\n(b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care home, as defined in K.S.A. 39-923 , and amendments thereto, or a long-term care unit of a medical care facility, as defined in K.S.A. 65-425 , and amendments thereto.","highlighted_title":"Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care <mark>home</mark> or long-term care unit of a medical care facility.","contexts":[{"text":"74-1807. Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care home or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's inspectors shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours. (b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care home, as defined in K.S.A.","highlighted":"74-1807. Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care <mark>home</mark> or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's <mark>inspector</mark>s shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours. (b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care <mark>home</mark>, as defined in K.S.A."},{"text":"74-1807. Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care home or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's inspectors shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours. (b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care home, as defined in K.S.A. 39-923 , and amendments thereto, or a long-term care unit of a medical care facility, as defined in K.S.A.","highlighted":"74-1807. Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care <mark>home</mark> or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's <mark>inspector</mark>s shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours. (b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care <mark>home</mark>, as defined in K.S.A. 39-923 , and amendments thereto, or a long-term care unit of a medical care facility, as defined in K.S.A."},{"text":"Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care home or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's inspectors shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours. (b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care home, as defined in K.S.A. 39-923 , and amendments thereto, or a long-term care unit of a medical care facility, as defined in K.S.A. 65-425 , and amendments thereto.","highlighted":"Inspection and enforcement; exemption for adult care <mark>home</mark> or long-term care unit of a medical care facility. (a) Upon presentation of proper credentials, any member of the board, the administrative officer or the board's <mark>inspector</mark>s shall have the authority to enter, inspect and enforce rules and regulations pertaining to barber shops, barber schools or barber colleges at any time during business hours. (b) The provisions of this section shall not include or apply to an adult care <mark>home</mark>, as defined in K.S.A. 39-923 , and amendments thereto, or a long-term care unit of a medical care facility, as defined in K.S.A. 65-425 , and amendments thereto."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch74/074_018_0007.html"},{"id":85444,"statute_number":"75-3717","title":"Budget estimates of state agencies; biennial basis for certain agencies.","chapter":"75","article":null,"year":1953,"full_text":"75-3717. Budget estimates of state agencies; biennial basis for certain agencies. (a) As provided in this section, each state agency, not later than October 1 of each year, shall file with the division of the budget its budget estimates for the next fiscal year, and all amendments and revisions thereof, except that, in lieu of such annual filing, each agency listed in subsection (f), not later than October 1, 2000, and every two years thereafter, shall file budget estimates for the next fiscal year and for the ensuing fiscal year thereafter. Each agency listed in subsection (f) may file adjustments to such agency's budget that was approved by the legislature during a prior fiscal year. All such budget estimates shall be in the form provided by the director of the budget. Each agency's budget estimates shall include:\n\n(1) A full explanation of the agency's request for any appropriations for the expansion of present services or the addition of new activities, including an estimate of the anticipated expenditures for the next fiscal year and for each of the three ensuing fiscal years which would be required to support each expansion of present services or addition of new services as requested by the state agency;\n\n(2) a listing of all programs of the agency that provide services for children and their families and the following information regarding each such program: Of the amount of the agency's request for appropriations to fund the program, that amount which will be spent on services for children or families with children and the number of children or families with children who are served by the program; and\n\n(3) a listing of the sources and amounts of all federal funds received or budgeted for by a state agency for the purpose of homeland security or for the purpose of sustaining, enhancing or improving the safety and security of the state, the amount of such funds budgeted for expenditure on administrative cost and the amount of such funds budgeted for expenditure on aid to each unit of local government.\n\n(b) At the same time as each state agency submits to the division of the budget a copy of its budget estimate, and all amendments and revisions thereof, each such state agency shall submit a copy of such estimate, and all amendments and revisions thereof, directly to the legislative research department for legislative use.\n\n(c) The director of the budget shall require the agencies to submit a sufficient number of copies of their budget estimates, and all amendments and revisions thereof, to the director's office to satisfy the requirements of such office and one additional copy for legislative use which shall be retained in the division of the budget until the budget of the governor is submitted to the legislature. On or before the day that such budget is submitted to the legislature such legislative use copy, posted to reflect the governor's budget recommendations, shall be submitted to the legislative research department for use by the ways and means committee of the senate and the committee on appropriations of the house of representatives. Following presentation of the governor's budget report to the legislature, the legislative research department may request and shall receive detailed information from the division of the budget on the governor's budget recommendations.\n\n(d) The director of the budget may prepare budget estimates for any state agency failing to file a request.\n\n(e) As used in this section, \"services for children and their families\" includes, but is not limited to, any of the following services, whether provided directly or made accessible through subsidies or other payments:\n\n(1) Financial support for children and families with children or enforcement of the obligation to support a child or a family with one or more children;\n\n(2) prenatal care, health care for children or immunizations for children;\n\n(3) mental health or retardation services for children;\n\n(4) nutrition for children or families with children or nutritional counseling or supplements for pregnant or nursing women;\n\n(5) child care, early childhood education or parenting education;\n\n(6) licensure or regulation of child care or early childhood education programs;\n\n(7) treatment, counseling or other services to preserve families;\n\n(8) care, treatment, placement or adoption of children without functioning families;\n\n(9) services to prevent child abuse and to treat and protect child abuse victims;\n\n(10) services for children who are pregnant, substance abusers or otherwise involved in high risk behavior;\n\n(11) services related to court proceedings involving children; and\n\n(12) youth employment services.\n\n(f) On a biennial basis, the following state agencies shall file budget estimates under the provisions of subsection (a): Abstracters' board of examiners, behavioral sciences regulatory board, board of accountancy, board of examiners in optometry, board of nursing, consumer credit commissioner, Kansas board of barbering, Kansas board of examiners in fitting and dispensing of hearing aids, Kansas dental board, Kansas real estate commission, Kansas state board of cosmetology, office of the securities commissioner of Kansas, real estate appraisal board, state bank commissioner, state board of healing arts, state board of mortuary arts, state board of pharmacy, state board of technical professions, state board of veterinary examiners, Kansas public disclosure commission, state department of credit unions, and Kansas home inspectors registration board.","highlighted_title":"Budget estimates of state agencies; biennial basis for certain agencies.","contexts":[{"text":"Each agency listed in subsection (f) may file adjustments to such agency's budget that was approved by the legislature during a prior fiscal year. All such budget estimates shall be in the form provided by the director of the budget. Each agency's budget estimates shall include:\n\n(1) A full explanation of the agency's request for any appropriations for the expansion of present services or the addition of new activities, including an estimate of the anticipated expenditures for the next fiscal year and for each of the three ensuing fiscal years which would be required to support each expansion of present services or addition of new services as requested by the state agency;\n\n(2) a listing of all programs of the agency that provide services for children and their families and the following information regarding each such program: Of the amount of the agency's request for appropriations to fund the program, that amount which will be spent on services for children or families with children and the number of children or families with children who are served by the program; and\n\n(3) a listing of the sources and amounts of all federal funds received or budgeted for by a state agency for the purpose of homeland security or for the purpose of sustaining, enhancing or improving the safety and security of the state, the amount of such funds budgeted for expenditure on administrative cost and the amount of such funds budgeted for expenditure on aid to each unit of local government. (b) At the same time as each state agency submits to the division of the budget a copy of its budget estimate, and all amendments and revisions thereof, each such state agency shall submit a copy of such estimate, and all amendments and revisions thereof, directly to the legislative research department for legislative use. (c) The director of the budget shall require the agencies to submit a sufficient number of copies of their budget estimates, and all amendments and revisions thereof, to the director's office to satisfy the requirements of such office and one additional copy for legislative use which shall be retained in the division of the budget until the budget of the governor is submitted to the legislature.","highlighted":"Each agency listed in subsection (f) may file adjustments to such agency's budget that was approved by the legislature during a prior fiscal year. All such budget estimates shall be in the form provided by the director of the budget. Each agency's budget estimates shall include:\n\n(1) A full explanation of the agency's request for any appropriations for the expansion of present services or the addition of new activities, including an estimate of the anticipated expenditures for the next fiscal year and for each of the three ensuing fiscal years which would be required to support each expansion of present services or addition of new services as requested by the state agency;\n\n(2) a listing of all programs of the agency that provide services for children and their families and the following information regarding each such program: Of the amount of the agency's request for appropriations to fund the program, that amount which will be spent on services for children or families with children and the number of children or families with children who are served by the program; and\n\n(3) a listing of the sources and amounts of all federal funds received or budgeted for by a state agency for the purpose of <mark>home</mark>land security or for the purpose of sustaining, enhancing or improving the safety and security of the state, the amount of such funds budgeted for expenditure on administrative cost and the amount of such funds budgeted for expenditure on aid to each unit of local government. (b) At the same time as each state agency submits to the division of the budget a copy of its budget estimate, and all amendments and revisions thereof, each such state agency shall submit a copy of such estimate, and all amendments and revisions thereof, directly to the legislative research department for legislative use. (c) The director of the budget shall require the agencies to submit a sufficient number of copies of their budget estimates, and all amendments and revisions thereof, to the director's office to satisfy the requirements of such office and one additional copy for legislative use which shall be retained in the division of the budget until the budget of the governor is submitted to the legislature."},{"text":"(d) The director of the budget may prepare budget estimates for any state agency failing to file a request. (e) As used in this section, \"services for children and their families\" includes, but is not limited to, any of the following services, whether provided directly or made accessible through subsidies or other payments:\n\n(1) Financial support for children and families with children or enforcement of the obligation to support a child or a family with one or more children;\n\n(2) prenatal care, health care for children or immunizations for children;\n\n(3) mental health or retardation services for children;\n\n(4) nutrition for children or families with children or nutritional counseling or supplements for pregnant or nursing women;\n\n(5) child care, early childhood education or parenting education;\n\n(6) licensure or regulation of child care or early childhood education programs;\n\n(7) treatment, counseling or other services to preserve families;\n\n(8) care, treatment, placement or adoption of children without functioning families;\n\n(9) services to prevent child abuse and to treat and protect child abuse victims;\n\n(10) services for children who are pregnant, substance abusers or otherwise involved in high risk behavior;\n\n(11) services related to court proceedings involving children; and\n\n(12) youth employment services. (f) On a biennial basis, the following state agencies shall file budget estimates under the provisions of subsection (a): Abstracters' board of examiners, behavioral sciences regulatory board, board of accountancy, board of examiners in optometry, board of nursing, consumer credit commissioner, Kansas board of barbering, Kansas board of examiners in fitting and dispensing of hearing aids, Kansas dental board, Kansas real estate commission, Kansas state board of cosmetology, office of the securities commissioner of Kansas, real estate appraisal board, state bank commissioner, state board of healing arts, state board of mortuary arts, state board of pharmacy, state board of technical professions, state board of veterinary examiners, Kansas public disclosure commission, state department of credit unions, and Kansas home inspectors registration board.","highlighted":"(d) The director of the budget may prepare budget estimates for any state agency failing to file a request. (e) As used in this section, \"services for children and their families\" includes, but is not limited to, any of the following services, whether provided directly or made accessible through subsidies or other payments:\n\n(1) Financial support for children and families with children or enforcement of the obligation to support a child or a family with one or more children;\n\n(2) prenatal care, health care for children or immunizations for children;\n\n(3) mental health or retardation services for children;\n\n(4) nutrition for children or families with children or nutritional counseling or supplements for pregnant or nursing women;\n\n(5) child care, early childhood education or parenting education;\n\n(6) licensure or regulation of child care or early childhood education programs;\n\n(7) treatment, counseling or other services to preserve families;\n\n(8) care, treatment, placement or adoption of children without functioning families;\n\n(9) services to prevent child abuse and to treat and protect child abuse victims;\n\n(10) services for children who are pregnant, substance abusers or otherwise involved in high risk behavior;\n\n(11) services related to court proceedings involving children; and\n\n(12) youth employment services. (f) On a biennial basis, the following state agencies shall file budget estimates under the provisions of subsection (a): Abstracters' board of examiners, behavioral sciences regulatory board, board of accountancy, board of examiners in optometry, board of nursing, consumer credit commissioner, Kansas board of barbering, Kansas board of examiners in fitting and dispensing of hearing aids, Kansas dental board, Kansas real estate commission, Kansas state board of cosmetology, office of the securities commissioner of Kansas, real estate appraisal board, state bank commissioner, state board of healing arts, state board of mortuary arts, state board of pharmacy, state board of technical professions, state board of veterinary examiners, Kansas public disclosure commission, state department of credit unions, and Kansas <mark>home</mark> <mark>inspector</mark>s registration board."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch75/075_037_0017.html"},{"id":87078,"statute_number":"77-440","title":"Rules and regulations subject to five-year review; requirements; schedule for review; identifiable purpose required.","chapter":"77","article":null,"year":2022,"full_text":"77-440. Rules and regulations subject to five-year review; requirements; schedule for review; identifiable purpose required. (a) All rules and regulations adopted by state agencies under the provisions of K.S.A. 77-415 et seq., and amendments thereto, shall be reviewed every five years in accordance with this section.\n\n(b) (1) Each state agency that has adopted rules and regulations shall submit a report to the joint committee on administrative rules and regulations on or before July 15 of the year that corresponds to such state agency under paragraph (2). Such report shall contain a summary of such state agency's review and evaluation of rules and regulations adopted by such state agency, including a statement for each rule and regulation as to whether such rule and regulation is necessary for the implementation and administration of state law or may be revoked pursuant to K.S.A. 77-426 (d), and amendments thereto.\n\n(2) Each state agency that has adopted rules and regulations shall submit a report as required under paragraph (1) in the years that correspond to such state agency as follows:\n\n(A) For 2023 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Department of administration;\n\n(ii) municipal accounting board;\n\n(iii) state treasurer;\n\n(iv) Kansas department of agriculture;\n\n(v) Kansas department of agriculture—division of water resources;\n\n(vi) state election board;\n\n(vii) secretary of state;\n\n(viii) Kansas department of agriculture—division of animal health;\n\n(ix) Kansas bureau of investigation;\n\n(x) Kansas department of agriculture—division of conservation;\n\n(xi) agricultural labor relations board;\n\n(xii) Kansas department of revenue—division of alcoholic beverage control;\n\n(xiii) attorney general;\n\n(xiv) office of the state bank commissioner;\n\n(xv) employee award board;\n\n(xvi) Kansas public disclosure commission;\n\n(xvii) crime victims compensation board;\n\n(xviii) Kansas human rights commission; and\n\n(xix) state fire marshal;\n\n(B) for 2024 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Kansas wheat commission;\n\n(ii) Kansas department for aging and disability services;\n\n(iii) Kansas energy office;\n\n(iv) department of health and environment;\n\n(v) Kansas department for children and families;\n\n(vi) Kansas department of transportation;\n\n(vii) Kansas highway patrol;\n\n(viii) savings and loan department;\n\n(ix) Kansas turnpike authority;\n\n(x) insurance department;\n\n(xi) corrections ombudsman board;\n\n(xii) department of corrections;\n\n(xiii) Kansas prisoner review board;\n\n(xiv) mined-land conservation and reclamation (KDHE);\n\n(xv) department of labor—employment security board of review;\n\n(xvi) department of labor;\n\n(xvii) department of labor—division of employment; and\n\n(xviii) department of labor—division of workers compensation;\n\n(C) for 2025 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) State records board;\n\n(ii) state library;\n\n(iii) adjutant general's department;\n\n(iv) state board of nursing;\n\n(v) Kansas board of barbering;\n\n(vi) state board of mortuary arts;\n\n(vii) board of examiners in optometry;\n\n(viii) state board of technical professions;\n\n(ix) Kansas board of examiners in fitting and dispensing of hearing instruments;\n\n(x) state board of pharmacy;\n\n(xi) Kansas state board of cosmetology;\n\n(xii) state board of veterinary examiners;\n\n(xiii) Kansas dental board;\n\n(xiv) board of accountancy;\n\n(xv) state bank commissioner—consumer and mortgage lending division;\n\n(xvi) Kansas public employees retirement system;\n\n(xvii) office of the securities commissioner; and\n\n(xviii) Kansas corporation commission;\n\n(D) for 2026 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Public employee relations board;\n\n(ii) abstracters' board of examiners;\n\n(iii) Kansas real estate commission;\n\n(iv) state board of regents;\n\n(v) school retirement board;\n\n(vi) state department of education;\n\n(vii) Kansas department of revenue;\n\n(viii) Kansas department of revenue—division of property valuation;\n\n(ix) state board of tax appeals;\n\n(x) Kansas office of veterans services;\n\n(xi) Kansas water office;\n\n(xii) Kansas department of agriculture—division of weights and measures;\n\n(xiii) state board of healing arts;\n\n(xiv) behavioral sciences regulatory board;\n\n(xv) state bank commissioner and savings and loan commissioner—joint regulations;\n\n(xvi) consumer credit commissioner, credit union administrator, savings and loan commissioner and bank commissioner—joint regulations;\n\n(xvii) state board of indigents' defense services;\n\n(xviii) Kansas commission on peace officers' standards and training; and\n\n(xix) law enforcement training center; and\n\n(E) for 2027 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Kansas state employees health care commission;\n\n(ii) emergency medical services board;\n\n(iii) department of commerce;\n\n(iv) Kansas lottery;\n\n(v) Kansas racing and gaming commission;\n\n(vi) Kansas department of wildlife and parks;\n\n(vii) Kansas state fair board;\n\n(viii) real estate appraisal board;\n\n(ix) state historical society;\n\n(x) state department of credit unions;\n\n(xi) pooled money investment board;\n\n(xii) department of corrections—division of juvenile services;\n\n(xiii) state child death review board;\n\n(xiv) Kansas agricultural remediation board;\n\n(xv) unmarked burial sites preservation board;\n\n(xvi) Kansas housing resources corporation;\n\n(xvii) department of commerce—Kansas athletic commission;\n\n(xviii) department of health and environment—division of health care finance;\n\n(xix) home inspectors registration board;\n\n(xx) committee on surety bonds and insurance;\n\n(xxi) 911 coordinating council; and\n\n(xxii) office of administrative hearings.\n\n(c) For any state agency not listed in subsection (b)(2) that adopts rules and regulations that become effective on or after July 1, 2022, such state agency shall submit a report to the joint committee on administrative rules and regulations in accordance with subsection (b)(1) on or before July 15 of the fifth year after such rules and regulations become effective and every fifth year thereafter.\n\n(d) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a rule and regulation may be adopted or maintained by a state agency only if such rule and regulation serves an identifiable public purpose to support state law and may not be broader than is necessary to meet such public purpose.\n\n(e) This section shall be a part of and supplemental to the rules and regulations filing act, K.S.A. 77-415 et seq., and amendments thereto.","highlighted_title":"Rules and regulations subject to five-year review; requirements; schedule for review; identifiable purpose required.","contexts":[{"text":"Such report shall contain a summary of such state agency's review and evaluation of rules and regulations adopted by such state agency, including a statement for each rule and regulation as to whether such rule and regulation is necessary for the implementation and administration of state law or may be revoked pursuant to K.S.A. 77-426 (d), and amendments thereto. (2) Each state agency that has adopted rules and regulations shall submit a report as required under paragraph (1) in the years that correspond to such state agency as follows:\n\n(A) For 2023 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Department of administration;\n\n(ii) municipal accounting board;\n\n(iii) state treasurer;\n\n(iv) Kansas department of agriculture;\n\n(v) Kansas department of agriculture—division of water resources;\n\n(vi) state election board;\n\n(vii) secretary of state;\n\n(viii) Kansas department of agriculture—division of animal health;\n\n(ix) Kansas bureau of investigation;\n\n(x) Kansas department of agriculture—division of conservation;\n\n(xi) agricultural labor relations board;\n\n(xii) Kansas department of revenue—division of alcoholic beverage control;\n\n(xiii) attorney general;\n\n(xiv) office of the state bank commissioner;\n\n(xv) employee award board;\n\n(xvi) Kansas public disclosure commission;\n\n(xvii) crime victims compensation board;\n\n(xviii) Kansas human rights commission; and\n\n(xix) state fire marshal;\n\n(B) for 2024 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Kansas wheat commission;\n\n(ii) Kansas department for aging and disability services;\n\n(iii) Kansas energy office;\n\n(iv) department of health and environment;\n\n(v) Kansas department for children and families;\n\n(vi) Kansas department of transportation;\n\n(vii) Kansas highway patrol;\n\n(viii) savings and loan department;\n\n(ix) Kansas turnpike authority;\n\n(x) insurance department;\n\n(xi) corrections ombudsman board;\n\n(xii) department of corrections;\n\n(xiii) Kansas prisoner review board;\n\n(xiv) mined-land conservation and reclamation (KDHE);\n\n(xv) department of labor—employment security board of review;\n\n(xvi) department of labor;\n\n(xvii) department of labor—division of employment; and\n\n(xviii) department of labor—division of workers compensation;\n\n(C) for 2025 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) State records board;\n\n(ii) state library;\n\n(iii) adjutant general's department;\n\n(iv) state board of nursing;\n\n(v) Kansas board of barbering;\n\n(vi) state board of mortuary arts;\n\n(vii) board of examiners in optometry;\n\n(viii) state board of technical professions;\n\n(ix) Kansas board of examiners in fitting and dispensing of hearing instruments;\n\n(x) state board of pharmacy;\n\n(xi) Kansas state board of cosmetology;\n\n(xii) state board of veterinary examiners;\n\n(xiii) Kansas dental board;\n\n(xiv) board of accountancy;\n\n(xv) state bank commissioner—consumer and mortgage lending division;\n\n(xvi) Kansas public employees retirement system;\n\n(xvii) office of the securities commissioner; and\n\n(xviii) Kansas corporation commission;\n\n(D) for 2026 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Public employee relations board;\n\n(ii) abstracters' board of examiners;\n\n(iii) Kansas real estate commission;\n\n(iv) state board of regents;\n\n(v) school retirement board;\n\n(vi) state department of education;\n\n(vii) Kansas department of revenue;\n\n(viii) Kansas department of revenue—division of property valuation;\n\n(ix) state board of tax appeals;\n\n(x) Kansas office of veterans services;\n\n(xi) Kansas water office;\n\n(xii) Kansas department of agriculture—division of weights and measures;\n\n(xiii) state board of healing arts;\n\n(xiv) behavioral sciences regulatory board;\n\n(xv) state bank commissioner and savings and loan commissioner—joint regulations;\n\n(xvi) consumer credit commissioner, credit union administrator, savings and loan commissioner and bank commissioner—joint regulations;\n\n(xvii) state board of indigents' defense services;\n\n(xviii) Kansas commission on peace officers' standards and training; and\n\n(xix) law enforcement training center; and\n\n(E) for 2027 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Kansas state employees health care commission;\n\n(ii) emergency medical services board;\n\n(iii) department of commerce;\n\n(iv) Kansas lottery;\n\n(v) Kansas racing and gaming commission;\n\n(vi) Kansas department of wildlife and parks;\n\n(vii) Kansas state fair board;\n\n(viii) real estate appraisal board;\n\n(ix) state historical society;\n\n(x) state department of credit unions;\n\n(xi) pooled money investment board;\n\n(xii) department of corrections—division of juvenile services;\n\n(xiii) state child death review board;\n\n(xiv) Kansas agricultural remediation board;\n\n(xv) unmarked burial sites preservation board;\n\n(xvi) Kansas housing resources corporation;\n\n(xvii) department of commerce—Kansas athletic commission;\n\n(xviii) department of health and environment—division of health care finance;\n\n(xix) home inspectors registration board;\n\n(xx) committee on surety bonds and insurance;\n\n(xxi) 911 coordinating council; and\n\n(xxii) office of administrative hearings. (c) For any state agency not listed in subsection (b)(2) that adopts rules and regulations that become effective on or after July 1, 2022, such state agency shall submit a report to the joint committee on administrative rules and regulations in accordance with subsection (b)(1) on or before July 15 of the fifth year after such rules and regulations become effective and every fifth year thereafter. (d) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a rule and regulation may be adopted or maintained by a state agency only if such rule and regulation serves an identifiable public purpose to support state law and may not be broader than is necessary to meet such public purpose.","highlighted":"Such report shall contain a summary of such state agency's review and evaluation of rules and regulations adopted by such state agency, including a statement for each rule and regulation as to whether such rule and regulation is necessary for the implementation and administration of state law or may be revoked pursuant to K.S.A. 77-426 (d), and amendments thereto. (2) Each state agency that has adopted rules and regulations shall submit a report as required under paragraph (1) in the years that correspond to such state agency as follows:\n\n(A) For 2023 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Department of administration;\n\n(ii) municipal accounting board;\n\n(iii) state treasurer;\n\n(iv) Kansas department of agriculture;\n\n(v) Kansas department of agriculture—division of water resources;\n\n(vi) state election board;\n\n(vii) secretary of state;\n\n(viii) Kansas department of agriculture—division of animal health;\n\n(ix) Kansas bureau of investigation;\n\n(x) Kansas department of agriculture—division of conservation;\n\n(xi) agricultural labor relations board;\n\n(xii) Kansas department of revenue—division of alcoholic beverage control;\n\n(xiii) attorney general;\n\n(xiv) office of the state bank commissioner;\n\n(xv) employee award board;\n\n(xvi) Kansas public disclosure commission;\n\n(xvii) crime victims compensation board;\n\n(xviii) Kansas human rights commission; and\n\n(xix) state fire marshal;\n\n(B) for 2024 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Kansas wheat commission;\n\n(ii) Kansas department for aging and disability services;\n\n(iii) Kansas energy office;\n\n(iv) department of health and environment;\n\n(v) Kansas department for children and families;\n\n(vi) Kansas department of transportation;\n\n(vii) Kansas highway patrol;\n\n(viii) savings and loan department;\n\n(ix) Kansas turnpike authority;\n\n(x) insurance department;\n\n(xi) corrections ombudsman board;\n\n(xii) department of corrections;\n\n(xiii) Kansas prisoner review board;\n\n(xiv) mined-land conservation and reclamation (KDHE);\n\n(xv) department of labor—employment security board of review;\n\n(xvi) department of labor;\n\n(xvii) department of labor—division of employment; and\n\n(xviii) department of labor—division of workers compensation;\n\n(C) for 2025 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) State records board;\n\n(ii) state library;\n\n(iii) adjutant general's department;\n\n(iv) state board of nursing;\n\n(v) Kansas board of barbering;\n\n(vi) state board of mortuary arts;\n\n(vii) board of examiners in optometry;\n\n(viii) state board of technical professions;\n\n(ix) Kansas board of examiners in fitting and dispensing of hearing instruments;\n\n(x) state board of pharmacy;\n\n(xi) Kansas state board of cosmetology;\n\n(xii) state board of veterinary examiners;\n\n(xiii) Kansas dental board;\n\n(xiv) board of accountancy;\n\n(xv) state bank commissioner—consumer and mortgage lending division;\n\n(xvi) Kansas public employees retirement system;\n\n(xvii) office of the securities commissioner; and\n\n(xviii) Kansas corporation commission;\n\n(D) for 2026 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Public employee relations board;\n\n(ii) abstracters' board of examiners;\n\n(iii) Kansas real estate commission;\n\n(iv) state board of regents;\n\n(v) school retirement board;\n\n(vi) state department of education;\n\n(vii) Kansas department of revenue;\n\n(viii) Kansas department of revenue—division of property valuation;\n\n(ix) state board of tax appeals;\n\n(x) Kansas office of veterans services;\n\n(xi) Kansas water office;\n\n(xii) Kansas department of agriculture—division of weights and measures;\n\n(xiii) state board of healing arts;\n\n(xiv) behavioral sciences regulatory board;\n\n(xv) state bank commissioner and savings and loan commissioner—joint regulations;\n\n(xvi) consumer credit commissioner, credit union administrator, savings and loan commissioner and bank commissioner—joint regulations;\n\n(xvii) state board of indigents' defense services;\n\n(xviii) Kansas commission on peace officers' standards and training; and\n\n(xix) law enforcement training center; and\n\n(E) for 2027 and every fifth year thereafter, the following state agencies:\n\n(i) Kansas state employees health care commission;\n\n(ii) emergency medical services board;\n\n(iii) department of commerce;\n\n(iv) Kansas lottery;\n\n(v) Kansas racing and gaming commission;\n\n(vi) Kansas department of wildlife and parks;\n\n(vii) Kansas state fair board;\n\n(viii) real estate appraisal board;\n\n(ix) state historical society;\n\n(x) state department of credit unions;\n\n(xi) pooled money investment board;\n\n(xii) department of corrections—division of juvenile services;\n\n(xiii) state child death review board;\n\n(xiv) Kansas agricultural remediation board;\n\n(xv) unmarked burial sites preservation board;\n\n(xvi) Kansas housing resources corporation;\n\n(xvii) department of commerce—Kansas athletic commission;\n\n(xviii) department of health and environment—division of health care finance;\n\n(xix) <mark>home</mark> <mark>inspector</mark>s registration board;\n\n(xx) committee on surety bonds and insurance;\n\n(xxi) 911 coordinating council; and\n\n(xxii) office of administrative hearings. (c) For any state agency not listed in subsection (b)(2) that adopts rules and regulations that become effective on or after July 1, 2022, such state agency shall submit a report to the joint committee on administrative rules and regulations in accordance with subsection (b)(1) on or before July 15 of the fifth year after such rules and regulations become effective and every fifth year thereafter. (d) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a rule and regulation may be adopted or maintained by a state agency only if such rule and regulation serves an identifiable public purpose to support state law and may not be broader than is necessary to meet such public purpose."}],"proximity_match":false,"proximity_distance":null,"url":"https://www.ksrevisor.gov/statutes/chapters/ch77/077_004_0040.html"}],"query":"home inspector","total_count":8}