HOUSE - BILL

HB 2075

Determining when a law enforcement officer may or shall take a child into custody and requiring that the secretary provide support to such law enforcement officers, the court review involvement in permanency planning and a permanency hearing for a child in custody of the secretary be held within nine months from such child's removal from the and every subsequent hearing 6 months thereafter.

Signed by Governor

Bill Progress

Introduced
Committee
Committee Report
Floor Action
Opposite Chamber
Enrolled
Governor

Versions

Bill Supp. Note Fiscal Note
Enrolled

Determining when a law enforcement officer may or shall take a child into custody and requiring that the secretary provide support to such law enforcement officers, the court review involvement in permanency planning and a permanency hearing for a child in custody of the secretary be held within nine months from such child's removal from the and every subsequent hearing 6 months thereafter.

{As Amended by Senate Committee of the Whole}

Determining when a law enforcement officer may or shall take a child into custody and requiring that the secretary provide support to such law enforcement officers, the court review involvement in permanency planning and a permanency hearing for a child in custody of the secretary be held within nine months from such child's removal from the and every subsequent hearing 6 months thereafter.

As Amended by Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare

Requiring that a permanency hearing for a child in custody of the secretary be held within nine months from such child's removal from the home.

As Amended by House Committee on Child Welfare and Foster Care

Requiring that a permanency hearing for a child in custody of the secretary be held within nine months from such child's removal from the home.

As Introduced

Requiring that a permanency hearing for a child in custody of the secretary be held within nine months from such child's removal from the home.

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Amendments, Committee Reports, & Conference Committee Reports

Conference Committee Reports 1
Report CCR Brief
Tue, Mar 25, 2025 And the bill be passed as amended.
Committee Reports 2
Committee Report
House Committee on Child Welfare and Foster Care Thu, Feb 13, 2025 And the bill be passed as amended.
Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare Mon, Mar 10, 2025 And the bill be passed as amended.
Floor Amendments 1
Offered by Amendment

Legislative History

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Testimony & Minutes

House · Committee on Child Welfare and Foster Care 12
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Feb 10, 2025 View Jessie Pringle, Assistant Revisor Office of the Revisor of Statutes HB2075 Amendment
Feb 7, 2025 View Nicholas M. St. Peter, Chief Judge, 19th Judicial District Office of Judicial Administration Neutral oral via Webex
Feb 7, 2025 View Kerrie Lonard, Kansas Child Advocate Office of the Child Advocate Permanency Infant Toddler Court Programs
Feb 7, 2025 View Kristalle Hedrick, CEO Children's Alliance of Kansas Permanency Framework Infant Toddler Court Programs
Jan 29, 2025 View Kristalle Hedrick, CEO Children's Alliance of Kansas Proponent HB2075 oral
Jan 29, 2025 View Gail Cozadd, CEO Kansas Children's Service League Proponent HB2075 written only
Jan 29, 2025 View Brenda Watkins, President EmberHope Connections Proponent HB2075 written only
Jan 29, 2025 View Tanya Keys, Deputy Secretary Department for Children and Families Proponent HB2075 oral
Jan 29, 2025 View Jessie Pringle, Assistant Revisor Office of Revisor of Statutes Bill brief HB2075
Jan 29, 2025 View Brenna Visocsky, Just Campaign Director Kansas Appleseed Center for Law and Justice Proponent HB2075 written only
Jan 29, 2025 View Kerrie Lonard, Child Advocate Kansas Office of the Child Advocate Proponent HB2075 oral
Jan 29, 2025 View Karen Renee Merwin, Director of Policy Family Reunion USA Proponent HB2075 written only
Senate · Committee on Public Health and Welfare 6
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Mar 5, 2025 View Tanya Keys Kansas Department for Children and Families HB2075 Testimony
Mar 5, 2025 View Gail Cozadd Kansas Children's Service League, Topeka, KS HB2075 Written Only Testimony
Mar 5, 2025 View Kristalle Hedrick Children's Allliance of Kansas HB2075 Written Only Testimony
Mar 5, 2025 View Kerrie Lonard Kansas Office of the Child Advocate HB2075 Written Only Testimony
Mar 5, 2025 View Brenna Vicosky Kansas Appleseed Center for Law and Justice HB2075 Written Only Testimony
Mar 5, 2025 View Staff Office of Revisor of Statutes HB 2075 Bill Brief

Identification

Bill No. HB 2075
Chamber House
Requested By Requested by Laura Howard, Secretary for Children and Families

Sections Affected

Amended

K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 38-2264

Effective Date

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