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HB 2811

Directing the department of corrections to establish a correctional center nursery for incarcerated expectant mothers and their child to allow certain expectant mothers to care and bond with their child for up to 36 months while incarcerated.

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Directing the department of corrections to establish a correctional center nursery for incarcerated expectant mothers and their child to allow certain expectant mothers to care and bond with their child for up to 36 months while incarcerated.

Legislative History

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Testimony & Minutes

House · Committee on Appropriations 24
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Mar 13, 2024 View Tracy Russell, Executive Director Nurture KC Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Sapphire Garcia-Lies, Executive Director Kansas Birth Justice Society Opponent - In Person
Mar 13, 2024 View Gloria Geither, Executive Director Facility Management for Kansas Department of Corrections Proponent - In Person
Mar 13, 2024 View Abriona Markham, Executive Director Topeka Doula Project Proponent - In Person
Mar 13, 2024 View Senator Kristen O'Shea State of Kansas Senator District 18 Proponent - In Person
Mar 13, 2024 View Amy Pinger, Community Volunteer Board of the Kansas Children's Discovery Center Proponent - In Person
Mar 13, 2024 View Teresa Tuchscherer, Chairperson Ministry to Incarcerated Families, United Women in Faith Proponent - In Person
Mar 13, 2024 View Brenda Bandy, Executive Director Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition, Inc. Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Kathy Damron, Community Volunteer Board of the Kansas Children's Discovery Center Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Dena Hubbard, MD, FAAP, Public Policy Chair Kansas Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Brittany Jones, Director of Policy and Engagement Kansas Family Voice Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Jessica Lahnherr, President and Chief Executive Officer United Way of Kaw Valley Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Adrienne Olejnik, Vice President Kansas Action for Children Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Kirsten Price, Retreat Coordinator Ministry to Incarcerated Families, United Women in Faith Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View David Ranney Private Citizen Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View April Terry, PhD, LMLP Criminal Justice Program, Ft. Hays State University Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Nathan Madden, PhD, Policy Impact Strategist Health Forward Foundation Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Tammy Thomas, Kansas State Director Safe Families for Children Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Michelle McCormick, Executive Director Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Kelson Bohnet, Capital Public Defender Kansas State Board of Indigents' Defense Services Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Nathan Madden, PhD, Policy Impact Strategist Health Forward Foundation Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Lucrecia Nold, Policy Specialist Kansas Catholic Conference Proponent - Written
Mar 13, 2024 View Jill Wolters, First Assistant Revisor Office of Revisor of Statutes Bill Brief
Mar 13, 2024 View Senator Kristen O'Shea State of Kansas Senator District 18 Language Consideration for HB 2811 to Mirror a Proposed Amendment for SB 489

Identification

Bill No. HB 2811
Chamber House
Requested By Requested by Representative Concannon on behalf of Representative Concannon and Senator O'Shea

Sections Affected

Amended

the factors considered in determination of legal custody, residency or parenting time; relating to the revised Kansas code for care of children; amending K.S.A. 23-3203 and 38-2276 and K.S.A. 2023 Supp. 38-2202

Repealed

K.S.A. 2023 Supp. 38-2202a

Effective Date

This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book.
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