Kansas Code — 45
Browse 48 sections in division 45 of the Kansas code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 45-106. Session laws; disposition of volumes by secretary of state. The secretary of state shall dispose of the laws passed at each session of the
- § 45-107. Session laws; sales; disposal of certain inventory
- § 45-109. Officer's name to be stamped on laws delivered; delivery to successor in office; liability for failure. The copy of the laws delivered to a
- § 45-116. Permanent journals of house and senate; preparation, binding and number of volumes and copies; sale and distribution; disposition of volume
- § 45-215. Title of act. K.S.A. 45-215 through 45-223 shall be known and may be cited as the open records act.History: L. 1984, ch. 187, § 1; February
- § 45-216. Public policy that records be open
- § 45-217. Definitions. As used in the open records act, unless the context otherwise requires:(a) "Automated license plate recognition system" means
- § 45-218. Inspection of records; request; response; refusal, when; fees
- § 45-219. Copies of public records; fees and costs for inspection or copies; remittance of fees and costs by agency
- § 45-220. Procedures for obtaining access to or copies of records; request for records; establishing office hours for inspection; custodian of record
- § 45-221. Certain records not required to be disclosed; separation of open and closed information required; disclosure of statistical information; re
- § 45-222. Civil remedies to enforce act; attorney fees
- § 45-223. Civil penalties for violations
- § 45-224. Continuation of fees and procedures adopted under prior act. All fees, schedules of times for making of copies, hours during which public r
- § 45-225. Severability of provisions. If any provisions of this act or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid, the in
- § 45-226. Local freedom of information officer
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- § 45-304. Veto by governor; return to house of origin; reconsideration by legislature; procedure upon passage over veto; publication
- § 45-305. Bills becoming law without approval of governor, when. If upon presentation to the governor of any enrolled bill, the governor shall neithe
- § 45-307. Vetoes of items of appropriation of money. If any enrolled bill presented to the governor contains more than one item of appropriation of m
- § 45-308. Item vetoes; reconsideration by legislature. Upon approval of any item or items as provided in K.S.A. 45-307, the secretary of the senate o
- § 45-309. Responsibility for legislative documents; receipts. Whenever any bill, resolution or other paper is transmitted, delivered or messaged from
- § 45-310. Session laws; publication, printing, title and contents
- § 45-311. Certification of session laws; date of publication. The secretary of state shall prefix to each printed volume of the laws his certificate
- § 45-312. Publication of bills in Kansas register. In all acts containing a provision for their publication one or more times in the Kansas register,
- § 45-313. Printing of session laws. Paper-bound copies of the laws passed at each legislative session shall be printed in such quantity as the secret
- § 45-314. Printing of enrolled bills; specifications. The secretary of state shall determine (1) the length and width of the printed page for all enr
- § 45-315. Timetable for publication of session laws; printing and delivery of bound copies as provided by law. After the sine die adjournment of each
- § 45-316. Payment of expenses; approval. The director of accounts and reports shall draw his or her warrants upon the state treasurer for services un
- § 45-317. Printing of bills and concurrent resolutions; types. The state printer is hereby directed to print each succeeding version of each bill and
- § 45-318. Printing of executive reorganization orders. Whenever an executive reorganization order is transmitted to the houses of the legislature, th
- § 45-401. Public policy concerning government records. The legislature declares that state and local government records with enduring value should be
- § 45-402. Definitions. As used in this act:(a) "State agency" means any department, board, commission, or authority of the executive branch of state
- § 45-403. Government records are public property; destruction prohibited, except as permitted by retention and disposition schedules
- § 45-404. Duties of state records board; disposition of county records. The state records board shall:(a) Approve or modify retention and disposition
- § 45-405. State archives; transfer of records thereto; discard or disposition of certain materials
- § 45-406. State archivist's duties. Under the supervision of the secretary of the state historical society, the state archivist shall:(a) Seek, negot
- § 45-407. Public access or restriction of records; state archivist access to restricted records; disclosure prohibited; misdemeanor
- § 45-408. State agencies required to cooperate with state records board and state archivist; rules and regulations of board. Each agency of state gov
- § 45-409. Local agencies to cooperate. Each local agency shall:(a) Give careful consideration to the recommended retention and disposition schedules
- § 45-410. Legislative records; legislative coordinating council control. The state records board shall have no control over the disposition of legisl
- § 45-411. Judicial records; supreme court rules. The state records board shall have no control over the disposition of judicial records. The supreme
- § 45-412. Microphotographic or optical disc copies of records; image recognition and information storage systems; original record destruction, when
- § 45-413. Citation of act. This act shall be known and may be cited as the government records preservation act.History: L. 1981, ch. 331, § 13; July 1
- § 45-414. State archivist; duties; recommendations; certification by electronic signature; fees
- § 45-501. Records made on electronically-accessed media; authorization; conditions and procedures, application; notice to state records board
- § 45-502. Use of standard size paper for documents filed with state agencies and courts