Brief ⁽¹⁾

HB 2600 reconciles different versions of statutes that resulted from statutes being amended more than once in different bills, either during this session or in a previous session.

Section One

• Reconciles two amendments adopted this session to a section relating to vehicle registration.
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Section Two

• Reconciles two existing KSA sections relating to local sales tax.
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  • KSA 12-192 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 12-192c, which would be repealed.
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Section Three

• Reconciles two amendments adopted this session to a section relating to county home rule.
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  • KSA 19-101a, as amended by Sub. for HB 2005, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 19-101a, as amended by HB 2068, which would be repealed.
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Sections Four through Eight

• Reconcile amendments adopted this session to various sections relating to elections.
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  • KSA 25-205, as amended by SB 125, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 25-205, as amended by SB 127, which would be repealed.
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  • KSA 25-1122, as amended by SB 125, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 25-1122, as amended by SB 127, which would be repealed.
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  • KSA 25-2309, as amended by SB 63, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 25-2309, as amended by SB 127, which would be repealed.
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  • KSA 25-2320, as amended by SB 63, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 25-2320, as amended by SB 127, which would be repealed.
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  • KSA 25-3602, as amended by SB 107, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 25-3602, as amended by SB 127, which would be repealed.
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Section Nine

• Reconciles amendments adopted this session to a section relating to Wildlife and Parks fees.
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  • KSA 32-988, as amended by SB 148, would be further amended to include the provisions of KSA 32-988, as amended by SB 147, which would be repealed.
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Sections Ten through Twelve

• Reconcile various existing KSA sections in the Code for Care of Children.
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  • KSA 38-1502 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 38-1502d, which would be repealed.
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  • KSA 38-1503 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 38-1503a, which would be repealed.
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  • KSA 38-1583 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 38-1583a, which would be repealed.
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Section Thirteen

• Reconciles two existing KSA sections relating to open records.
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  • KSA 45-221 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 45-221e and KSA 45-221f, which would be repealed.
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Section Fourteen

• Reconciles two existing KSA sections relating to civil procedure.
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  • KSA 60-304 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 60-304a, which would be repealed.
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Section Fifteen

• Reconciles two existing KSA sections: the first was a new section enacted in a bill last year to replace a section repealed in that bill; the second was an amendment to the repealed section which was adopted in a second bill last year.
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  • KSA 61-4001 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 61-2501, which would be repealed.
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Section Sixteen

• Reconciles two existing KSA sections in the professional counselor's licensure act.
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  • KSA 65-5812 would be amended to include the provisions of KSA 65-5812a, which would be repealed.
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Repeals sections that contain duplicate language.

• KSA 32-1001, as amended by SB 147, includes the amendments that are in KSA 32-1001, as amended by SB 86, which would be repealed.
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• KSA 61-3003 contains the language of KSA 61-1803, which would be repealed.
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• KSA 61-3005 contains the language of KSA 61-1807, which would be repealed.
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• KSA 20-367 contains the language of KSA 20-367b, which would be repealed.
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Background

This bill was recommended by the Revisor of Statutes in order to reconcile different versions of statutes that resulted from statutes being amended more than once in different bills, either during this session or in a previous session.

1. *Supplemental notes are prepared by the Legislative Research Department and do not express legislative intent. The supplemental note and fiscal note for this bill may be accessed on the Internet at http://www.ink.org/public/legislative/fulltext.cgi