Session of 2025
HOUSE BILL No. 2271
By Committee on Legislative Modernization
Requested by Representative Penn
2-5
1AN ACT concerning cybersecurity; removing the expiration provisions of
2cybersecurity legislation; consolidating cybersecurity services under
3the chief information security officer of each branch; amending K.S.A.
42024 Supp. 40-110, 75-413, 75-623, 75-710, 75-711, 75-7203, 75-
57206a, 75-7208a, 75-7245 and 75-7246 and repealing the existing
6sections; also repealing K.S.A. 2023 Supp. 45-229, as amended by
7section 11 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7201,
8as amended by section 17 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of
9Kansas, 75-7202, as amended by section 19 of chapter 95 of the 2024
10Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7203, as amended by section 21 of chapter
1195 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7205, as amended by
12section 23 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7206,
13as amended by section 25 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of
14Kansas, 75-7208, as amended by section 27 of chapter 95 of the 2024
15Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7209, as amended by section 29 of chapter
1695 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7237, as amended by
17section 31 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7238,
18as amended by section 33 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of
19Kansas, 75-7239, as amended by section 35 of chapter 95 of the 2024
20Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7240, as amended by section 37 of chapter
2195 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas.
22
23Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas:
24Section 1. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 40-110 is hereby amended to read as
25follows: 40-110. (a) The commissioner of insurance is hereby authorized
26to appoint an assistant commissioner of insurance, actuaries, two special
27attorneys who shall have been regularly admitted to practice, an executive
28secretary, policy examiners, two field representatives, and a secretary to
29the commissioner. Such appointees shall each receive an annual salary to
30be determined by the commissioner of insurance, within the limits of
31available appropriations. The commissioner is also authorized to appoint,
32within the provisions of the civil service law, and available appropriations,
33other employees as necessary to administer the provisions of this act. The
34field representatives authorized by this section may be empowered to
35conduct inquiries, investigations or to receive complaints. Such field
1representatives shall not be empowered to make, or direct to be made, an
2examination of the affairs and financial condition of any insurance
3company in the process of organization, or applying for admission or
4doing business in this state.
5(b) The appointees authorized by this section shall take the proper
6official oath and shall be in no way interested, except as policyholders, in
7any insurance company. In the absence of the commissioner of insurance
8the assistant commissioner shall perform the duties of the commissioner of
9insurance, but shall in all cases execute papers in the name of the
10commissioner of insurance, as assistant. The commissioner of insurance
11shall be responsible for all acts of an official nature done and performed by
12the commissioner's assistant or any person employed in such office. All the
13appointees authorized by this section shall hold their office at the will and
14pleasure of the commissioner of insurance.
15(c) (1) The commissioner shall appoint a chief information security
16officer who shall be responsible for establishing security standards and
17policies to protect the department's information technology systems and
18infrastructure. The chief information security officer shall:
19(A)(1) Develop a cybersecurity program for the department that
20complies with the national institute of standards and technology
21cybersecurity framework (CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The chief
22information security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF
23tier of 3.0 prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030;
24(B)(2) ensure that the commissioner and all employees complete
25cybersecurity awareness training annually and that if an employee does not
26complete the required training, such employee's access to any state-issued
27hardware or the state network is revoked; and
28(C) (i) (a)(3) (A) (i) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity
29and infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of the
30department for compliance with applicable state and federal laws, rules
31and regulations and department policies and standards; and
32(b)(ii) make an audit request to such agency annually, regardless of
33whether or not such agency has the capacity to perform the requested
34audit.
35(ii)(B) Results of audits conducted pursuant to this paragraph shall be
36confidential and shall not be subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to
37the open records act, K.S.A. 45-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
38(2) The provisions of this subsection shall expire on July 1, 2026.
39Sec. 2. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-413 is hereby amended to read as
40follows: 75-413. (a) The secretary of state may appoint such other
41assistants and clerks as may be authorized by law, but the secretary of state
42shall be responsible for the proper discharge of the duties of all assistants
43and clerks, and they shall hold their offices at the will and pleasure of the
1secretary and shall do and perform such general duties as the secretary
2may require.
3(b) (1) The secretary of state shall appoint a chief information
4security officer who shall be responsible for establishing security standards
5and policies to protect the office's information technology systems and
6infrastructure. The chief information security officer shall:
7(A)(1) Develop a cybersecurity program for the office that complies
8with the national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity
9framework (CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The chief information
10security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF tier of 3.0
11prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030;
12(B)(2) ensure that the secretary of state and all employees complete
13cybersecurity awareness training annually and that if an employee does not
14complete the required training, such employee's access to any state-issued
15hardware or the state network is revoked; and
16(C) (i) (a)(3) (A) (i) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity
17and infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of the office
18for compliance with applicable state and federal laws, rules and
19regulations and office policies and standards; and
20(b)(ii) make an audit request to such agency annually, regardless of
21whether or not such agency has the capacity to perform the requested
22audit.
23(ii)(B) Results of audits conducted pursuant to this paragraph shall be
24confidential and shall not be subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to
25the open records act, K.S.A. 45-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
26(2) The provisions of this subsection shall expire on July 1, 2026.
27Sec. 3. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-623 is hereby amended to read as
28follows: 75-623. (a) The treasurer shall appoint such other assistants,
29clerks, bookkeepers, accountants and stenographers as may be authorized
30by law, each of which persons shall take the oath of office required of
31public officers. Such persons shall hold their offices at the will and
32pleasure of the state treasurer.
33(b) (1) The treasurer shall appoint a chief information security officer
34who shall be responsible for establishing security standards and policies to
35protect the office's information technology systems and infrastructure. The
36chief information security officer shall:
37(A)(1) Develop a cybersecurity program for the office that complies
38with the national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity
39framework (CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The chief information
40security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF tier of 3.0
41prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030;
42(B)(2) ensure that the treasurer and all employees complete
43cybersecurity awareness training annually and that if an employee does not
1complete the required training, such employee's access to any state-issued
2hardware or the state network is revoked; and
3(C) (i) (a)(3) (A) (i) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity
4and infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of the office
5for compliance with applicable state and federal laws, rules and
6regulations and office policies and standards; and
7(b)(ii) make an audit request to such agency annually, regardless of
8whether or not such agency has the capacity to perform the requested
9audit.
10(ii)(B) Results of audits conducted pursuant to this paragraph shall be
11confidential and shall not be subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to
12the open records act, K.S.A. 45-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
13(2) The provisions of this subsection shall expire on July 1, 2026.
14Sec. 4. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-710 is hereby amended to read as
15follows: 75-710. (a) The attorney general shall appoint such assistants,
16clerks, and stenographers as shall be authorized by law, and who shall hold
17their office at the will and pleasure of the attorney general. All fees and
18allowances earned by said assistants or any of them, or allowed to them by
19any statute or order of court in any civil or criminal case whatsoever, shall
20be turned into the general revenue fund of the state treasury, and the
21vouchers for their monthly salaries shall not be honored by the director of
22accounts and reports until a verified account of the fees collected by them,
23or either of them, during the preceding month, has been filed in the
24director of accounts and reports' office. Assistants appointed by the
25attorney general shall perform the duties and exercise the powers as
26prescribed by law and shall perform other duties as prescribed by the
27attorney general. Assistants shall act for and exercise the power of the
28attorney general to the extent the attorney general delegates them the
29authority to do so.
30(b) (1) The attorney general shall appoint a chief information security
31officer who shall be responsible for establishing security standards and
32policies to protect the office's information technology systems and
33infrastructure. The chief information security officer shall:
34(A)(1) Develop a cybersecurity program for the office that complies
35with the national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity
36framework (CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The chief information
37security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF tier of 3.0
38prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030;
39(B)(2) ensure that the attorney general and all employees complete
40cybersecurity awareness training annually and that if an employee does not
41complete the required training, such employee's access to any state-issued
42hardware or the state network is revoked; and
43(C) (i) (a)(3) (A) (i) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity
1and infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of the office
2for compliance with applicable state and federal laws, rules and
3regulations and office policies and standards; and
4(b)(ii) make an audit request to such agency annually, regardless of
5whether or not such agency has the capacity to perform the requested
6audit.
7(ii)(B) Results of audits conducted pursuant to this paragraph shall be
8confidential and shall not be subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to
9the open records act, K.S.A. 45-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
10(2) The provisions of this subsection shall expire on July 1, 2026.
11Sec. 5. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-711 is hereby amended to read as
12follows: 75-711. (a) There is hereby established, under the jurisdiction of
13the attorney general, a division to be known as the Kansas bureau of
14investigation. The director of the bureau shall be appointed by the attorney
15general, subject to confirmation by the senate as provided in K.S.A. 75-
164315b, and amendments thereto, and shall have special training and
17qualifications for such position. Except as provided by K.S.A. 46-2601,
18and amendments thereto, no person appointed as director shall exercise
19any power, duty or function as director until confirmed by the senate. In
20accordance with appropriation acts, the director shall appoint agents who
21shall be trained in the detection and apprehension of criminals. The
22director shall appoint an associate director, and any such assistant directors
23from within the agency as are necessary for the efficient operation of the
24bureau, who shall have the qualifications and employee benefits, including
25longevity, of an agent. The director also may appoint a deputy director
26and, in accordance with appropriation acts, such administrative employees
27as are necessary for the efficient operation of the bureau. No person shall
28be appointed to a position within the Kansas bureau of investigation if the
29person has been convicted of a felony.
30(b) The director, associate director, deputy director, assistant directors
31and any assistant attorneys general assigned to the bureau shall be within
32the unclassified service under the Kansas civil service act. All other agents
33and employees of the bureau shall be in the classified service under the
34Kansas civil service act and their compensation shall be determined as
35provided in the Kansas civil service act and shall receive actual and
36necessary expenses.
37(c) Any person who was a member of the bureau at the time of
38appointment as director, associate director or assistant director, upon the
39expiration of their appointment, shall be returned to an unclassified or
40regular classified position under the Kansas civil service act with
41compensation comparable to and not lower than compensation being
42received at the time of appointment to the unclassified service. If all such
43possible positions are filled at that time, a temporary additional position
1shall be created for the person until a vacancy exists in the position. While
2serving in the temporary additional position, the person shall continue to
3be a contributing member of the retirement system for the agents of the
4Kansas bureau of investigation.
5(d) Each agent of the bureau shall subscribe to an oath to faithfully
6discharge the duties of such agent's office, as is required of other public
7officials.
8(e) (1) The director shall appoint a chief information security officer
9who shall be responsible for establishing security standards and policies to
10protect the bureau's information technology systems and infrastructure.
11The chief information security officer shall:
12(A)(1) Develop a cybersecurity program for the bureau that complies
13with the national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity
14framework (CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The chief information
15security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF tier of 3.0
16prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030;
17(B)(2) ensure that the director and all employees complete
18cybersecurity awareness training annually and that if an employee does not
19complete the required training, such employee's access to any state-issued
20hardware or the state network is revoked; and
21(C) (i) (a)(3) (A) (i) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity
22and infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of the
23department for compliance with applicable state and federal laws, rules
24and regulations and department policies and standards; and
25(b)(ii) make an audit request to such agency annually, regardless of
26whether or not such agency has the capacity to perform the requested
27audit.
28(ii)(B) Results of audits conducted pursuant to this paragraph shall be
29confidential and shall not be subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to
30the open records act, K.S.A. 45-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
31(2) The provisions of this subsection shall expire on July 1, 2026.
32Sec. 6. K.S.A. 75-7203 is hereby amended to read as follows: 75-
337203. (a) The information technology executive council is hereby
34authorized to adopt such policies and rules and regulations as necessary to
35implement, administer and enforce the provisions of this act.
36(b) The council shall:
37(1) Adopt:
38(A) Information technology resource policies and procedures and
39project management methodologies for all executive branch agencies;
40(B) an information technology architecture, including
41telecommunications systems, networks and equipment, that covers all state
42agencies;
43(C) standards for data management for all executive branch agencies;
1and
2(D) a strategic information technology management plan for the
3executive branch;
4(2) provide direction and coordination for the application of the
5executive branch's information technology resources;
6(3) designate the ownership of information resource processes and the
7lead executive branch agency for implementation of new technologies and
8networks shared by multiple agencies within the executive branch of state
9government;
10(4) develop a plan to integrate all information technology services for
11the executive branch into the office of information technology services and
12all cybersecurity services for state educational institutions as defined in
13K.S.A. 76-711, and amendments thereto, into the office of information
14technology services and the Kansas information security office; and
15(5) perform such other functions and duties as necessary to carry out
16the provisions of this act.
17(c) The information technology executive council shall report the
18plan developed under subsection (b)(4) to the senate standing committee
19on ways and means and, the house standing committee on legislative
20modernization or its successor committee and the joint committee on
21information technology prior to January 15, 2026, in accordance with
22K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-7245, and amendments thereto.
23Sec. 7. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-7206a is hereby amended to read as
24follows: 75-7206a. (a) There is hereby established the position of judicial
25branch chief information security officer. The judicial chief information
26security officer shall be in the unclassified service under the Kansas civil
27service act, shall be appointed by the judicial administrator, subject to
28approval by the chief justice and shall receive compensation determined
29by the judicial administrator, subject to approval of the chief justice.
30(b) The judicial chief information security officer shall:
31(1) Report to the judicial administrator;
32(2) establish security standards and policies to protect the branch's
33information technology systems and infrastructure in accordance with
34subsection (c);
35(3) ensure the confidentiality, availability and integrity of the
36information transacted, stored or processed in the branch's information
37technology systems and infrastructure;
38(4) develop a centralized cybersecurity protocol for protecting and
39managing judicial branch information technology assets and infrastructure;
40(5) detect and respond to security incidents consistent with
41information security standards and policies;
42(6) be responsible for the cybersecurity of all judicial branch data and
43information resources;
1(7) collaborate with the chief information security officers of the
2other branches of state government to respond to cybersecurity incidents;
3(8) ensure that all justices, judges and judicial branch employees
4complete cybersecurity awareness training annually and if an employee
5does not complete the required training, such employee's access to any
6state-issued hardware or the state network is revoked;
7(9) review all contracts related to information technology entered into
8by a person or entity within the judicial branch to make efforts to reduce
9the risk of security vulnerabilities within the supply chain or product and
10ensure each contract contains standard security language; and
11(10) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity and
12infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of judicial branch
13agencies for compliance with applicable state and federal laws, rules and
14regulations and judicial branch policies and standards. The judicial chief
15information security officer shall make an audit request to such agency
16annually, regardless of whether or not such agency has the capacity to
17perform the requested audit.
18(c) The judicial chief information security officer shall develop a
19cybersecurity program of each judicial agency that complies with the
20national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity framework
21(CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The judicial chief information
22security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF tier of 3.0
23prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030.
24(d) (1) If an audit conducted pursuant to subsection (b)(10) results in
25a failure, the judicial chief information security officer shall report such
26failure to the speaker and minority leader of the house of representatives
27and the president and minority leader of the senate within 30 days of
28receiving notice of such failure. Such report shall contain a plan to
29mitigate any security risks identified in the audit. The judicial chief
30information security officer shall coordinate for an additional audit after
31the mitigation plan is implemented and report the results of such audit to
32the speaker and minority leader of the house of representatives and the
33president and minority leader of the senate.
34(2) Results of audits conducted pursuant to subsection (b)(10) and the
35reports described in subsection (d)(1) shall be confidential and shall not be
36subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to the open records act, K.S.A.
3745-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
38(e) This section shall expire on July 1, 2026.
39Sec. 8. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-7208a is hereby amended to read as
40follows: 75-7208a. (a) There is hereby established the position of
41legislative branch chief information security officer. The legislative chief
42information security officer shall be in the unclassified service under the
43Kansas civil service act, shall be appointed by the legislative coordinating
1council and shall receive compensation determined by the legislative
2coordinating council.
3(b) The legislative chief information security officer shall:
4(1) Report to the legislative chief information technology officer;
5(2) establish security standards and policies to protect the branch's
6information technology systems and infrastructure in accordance with
7subsection (c);
8(3) ensure the confidentiality, availability and integrity of the
9information transacted, stored or processed in the branch's information
10technology systems and infrastructure;
11(4) develop a centralized cybersecurity protocol for protecting and
12managing legislative branch information technology assets and
13infrastructure;
14(5) detect and respond to security incidents consistent with
15information security standards and policies;
16(6) be responsible for the cybersecurity of all legislative branch data
17and information resources and obtain approval from the revisor of statutes
18prior to taking any action on any matter that involves a legal issue related
19to the security of information technology;
20(7) collaborate with the chief information security officers of the
21other branches of state government to respond to cybersecurity incidents;
22(8) ensure that all legislators and legislative branch employees
23complete cybersecurity awareness training annually and if an employee
24does not complete the required training, such employee's access to any
25state-issued hardware or the state network is revoked;
26(9) review all contracts related to information technology entered into
27by a person or entity within the legislative branch to make efforts to reduce
28the risk of security vulnerabilities within the supply chain or product and
29ensure each contract contains standard security language; and
30(10) coordinate with the United States cybersecurity and
31infrastructure security agency to perform annual audits of legislative
32branch agencies for compliance with applicable state and federal laws,
33rules and regulations and legislative branch policies and standards. The
34legislative chief information security officer shall make an audit request to
35such agency annually, regardless of whether or not such agency has the
36capacity to perform the requested audit.
37(c) The legislative chief information security officer shall develop a
38cybersecurity program of each legislative agency that complies with the
39national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity framework
40(CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024. The legislative chief information
41security officer shall ensure that such programs achieve a CSF tier of 3.0
42prior to July 1, 2028, and a CSF tier of 4.0 prior to July 1, 2030. The
43agency head of each legislative agency shall coordinate with the legislative
1chief information security officer to achieve such standards.
2(d) (1) If an audit conducted pursuant to subsection (b)(10) results in
3a failure, the legislative chief information security officer shall report such
4failure to the speaker and minority leader of the house of representatives
5and the president and minority leader of the senate within 30 days of
6receiving notice of such failure. Such report shall contain a plan to
7mitigate any security risks identified in the audit. The legislative chief
8information security officer shall coordinate for an additional audit after
9the mitigation plan is implemented and report the results of such audit to
10the speaker and minority leader of the house of representatives and the
11president and minority leader of the senate.
12(2) Results of audits conducted pursuant to subsection (b)(10) and the
13reports described in subsection (d)(1) shall be confidential and shall not be
14subject to discovery or disclosure pursuant to the open records act, K.S.A.
1545-215 et seq., and amendments thereto.
16(e) This section shall expire on July 1, 2026.
17Sec. 9. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-7245 is hereby amended to read as
18follows: 75-7245. (a) On and after July 1, 2027, all cybersecurity services
19for each branch of state government shall be administered by the chief
20information technology officer and the chief information security officer of
21such branch. All cybersecurity employees within the legislative and
22executive branches of state government shall work at the direction of the
23chief information technology officer of the branch.
24(b) Prior to January 1, 2026:
25(1) The information technology executive council shall develop a
26plan to integrate all executive branch information technology services into
27the office of information technology services. The council shall consult
28with each agency head when developing such plan.
29(2) The judicial chief information technology officer shall develop an
30estimated project cost to provide information technology to judicial
31agencies and all employees of such agencies, including state and county-
32funded judicial branch district court employees. Such employees shall be
33required to use such state-issued information technology hardware. The
34project cost developed pursuant to this paragraph shall include, in
35consultation with the executive branch information technology officer, a
36plan to allow each piece of information technology hardware that is used
37by a judicial branch employee to access a judicial branch application to
38have access to the KANWIN network and an estimated project cost to
39develop a cybersecurity program for all judicial districts that complies
40with the national institute of standards and technology cybersecurity
41framework (CSF) 2.0, as in effect on July 1, 2024.
42(c) The information technology executive council shall report the
43plan developed pursuant to subsection (b) to the senate standing committee
1on ways and means and, the house standing committee on legislative
2modernization or its successor committee and the joint committee on
3information technology, prior to January 15, 2026.
4(d) Prior to February 1, 2025, every website that is maintained by a
5branch of government or state agency shall be moved to a ".gov" domain.
6(e) On July 1, 2025, and each year thereafter, moneys appropriated
7from the state general fund to or any special revenue fund of any state
8agency for information technology and cybersecurity expenditures shall be
9appropriated as a separate line item and shall not be merged with other
10items of appropriation for such state agency to allow for detailed review
11by the senate committee on ways and means and the house of
12representatives committee on appropriations during each regular
13legislative session.
14(f) The provisions of this section do not apply to state educational
15institutions as defined in K.S.A. 76-711, and amendments thereto.
16(g) This section shall expire on July 1, 2026.
17Sec. 10. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-7246 is hereby amended to read as
18follows: 75-7246. (a) On July 1, 2028, and each year thereafter, the
19director of the budget, in consultation with the legislative, executive and
20judicial chief information technology officers as appropriate, shall
21determine if each state agency is in compliance with the provisions of this
22act* for the previous fiscal year. If the director of the budget determines
23that a state agency is not in compliance with the provisions of this act for
24such fiscal year, the director shall certify an amount equal to 5% of the
25amount:
26(1) Appropriated and reappropriated from the state general fund for
27such state agency for such fiscal year; and
28(2) credited to and available in each special revenue fund for such
29state agency in such fiscal year. If during any fiscal year, a special revenue
30fund has no expenditure limitation, then an expenditure limitation shall be
31established for such fiscal year on such special revenue fund by the
32director of the budget in an amount that is 5% less than the amount of
33moneys credited to and available in such special revenue fund for such
34fiscal year.
35(b) The director of the budget shall submit a detailed written report to
36the legislature on or before the first day of the regular session of the
37legislature concerning such compliance determinations, including factors
38considered by the director when making such determination, and the
39amounts certified for each state agency for such fiscal year.
40(c) During the regular session of the legislature, the senate committee
41on ways and means and the house of representatives committee on
42appropriations shall consider such compliance determinations and whether
43to lapse amounts appropriated and reappropriated and decrease the
1expenditure limitations of special revenue funds for such state agencies
2during the budget committee hearings for such noncomplying agency.
3(d) This section shall expire on July 1, 2026.
4Sec. 11. K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 40-110, 45-229, as amended by section
511 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-413, 75-623, 75-
6710, 75-711, 75-7201, as amended by section 17 of chapter 95 of the 2024
7Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7202, as amended by section 19 of chapter 95
8of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7203, 75-7203, as amended by
9section 21 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7205, as
10amended by section 23 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas,
1175-7206, as amended by section 25 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session
12Laws of Kansas, 75-7206a, 75-7208, as amended by section 27 of chapter
1395 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7208a, 75-7209, as amended
14by section 29 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7237,
15as amended by section 31 of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of
16Kansas, 75-7238, as amended by section 33 of chapter 95 of the 2024
17Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7239, as amended by section 35 of chapter 95
18of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7240, as amended by section 37
19of chapter 95 of the 2024 Session Laws of Kansas, 75-7245 and 75-7246
20are hereby repealed.
21Sec. 12. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its
22publication in the statute book.