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HB 711
signed
Data Privacy - Consumer Data, Public Records, and Message Switching System (Data Privacy Act)
SB 353
introduced
Designating an official Kansas railroad hall of fame and establishing the Kansas railroad hall of fame selection committee.
HCR 2060
introduced
Honorable George Cunningham; death resolution
HB 1132
signed
Practices to Support Pollinators
SB 1846
introduced
2026-2027; transportation
SB 10
introduced
State Highway Administration - Speed Monitoring Systems - Application Approval
HB 648
signed
AN ACT relating to motor vehicle dealers.
HD 6151
in_committee
An Act authorizing the town of Provincetown to designate a check-off box on its municipal tax bills or motor vehicle excise tax bills for the town's Coastal Resilience Fund
HB 863
in_committee
Regards health care facilities and infection prevention textiles
HB 3198
introduced
Authorizes a sales tax exemption for supplies needed to care for infants
AR 141
in_committee
Supports work of pregnancy resource centers and condemns harassment of pregnancy resource centers by AG.
SF 5297
introduced
Licensing requirement of bail enforcement agents
SB 1210
in_committee
SB 1210 - The act creates the "Lithium Battery Recycling and Safety Act".
Under the act, any manufacturer or recycler of batteries in the state shall establish or join a representative organization, as defined in the act. The representative organization shall develop a plan for the establishment of a battery recycling program and submit it to the Director of the Department of Natural Resources for approval no less than every five years. Specifics of the plan are described in the act.
The Department shall enforce the representative organization's compliance with the plan pursuant to provisions of current law and establish enforcement procedures and penalties.
After the battery recycling program is implemented, a manufacturer or recycler shall not manufacture or recycle batteries in the state unless the manufacturer or recycler participates in the battery recycling program.
After the program is implemented, all batteries shall only be disposed into receptacles at collection sites approved by the program and shall not be disposed into household waste or recycle containers.
The act shall not prevent a manufacturer or recycler from offering a fee-based battery collection service or a battery mail back service independent of a battery recycling program, provided that the manufacturer or recycler complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Any person may report violations of this act to the Department. If the Department finds that a manufacturer or recycler violated provisions of the act, the Department shall ask the Attorney General to commence a civil action. If the court finds that the manufacturer or recycler violated provisions of the act, the court may grant relief as described in the act.
By June 1, 2028, and by June 1st of each following year, a representative organization shall submit an annual report to the Department covering the preceding calendar year of the battery recycling program. Specifics of the report are described in the act. The report shall be posted on the Department's and the representative organization's website.
The act is similar to HB 2611 (2026) and SB 593 (2025).
JULIA SHEVELEVA
HF 4972
introduced
Civil arrests for persons attending court proceedings prohibited, and civil remedies provided.
HB 4147
introduced
2026-2027; human services.
HB 5106
introduced
Marihuana: licenses; summary suspension of licenses; allow under certain circumstances. Amends sec. 7 of 2018 IL 1 (MCL 333.27957).
HB 5574
introduced
DHFS-PACE-OUTREACH & EDUCATION
HB 1557
introduced
Procurement - Real Estate Advisory Committee and Property Acquisition and Lease Requirements
SF 4817
introduced
Paid family and medical leave program made optional for both employers and employees provision
SB 1106
vetoed
internal revenue code; conformity; deductions