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The resolution, introduced by senators including Petty and Alley, highlighted improved access to mental health services and commended organizations such as the Kansas Mental Health Coalition and YLINK for advocacy work. During floor remarks, a senator noted the importance of youth advocacy, saying the group \"has done a lot of work\" to raise awareness and reduce stigma. The presiding officer then put the resolution to a voice vote; the motion carried and the Senate adopted the resolution.

Several student advocates and youth leaders were invited to rise in the chamber and received praise from senators speaking on the resolution. The floor commentary emphasized continued work to expand mental-health resources for youth and commended those visiting the Capitol for meeting with legislators.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Senate Chamber Proceedings 03/13/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Kansas Senate adopted a resolution recognizing March 13, 2025, as Mental Health Advocacy Day and heard remarks from student advocates and coalition representatives present in the gallery.","taxTitle","Senate, Committees, Legislative, Kansas","taxId",15103,"location","Kansas","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6636287,"Kansas Senate passes package of bills, including wildlife measure; several House bills approved",455,1773000,2228000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2611332-b481abd6fce9259305a7c01d55be28de&start=1773&end=2228","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2611332-b481abd6fce9259305a7c01d55be28de/thumbnail_1773000.jpg","/articles/6636287/Kansas/Kansas-Senate-passes-package-of-bills-including-wildlife-measure-several-House-bills-approved","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6636287-7289e1a51c5d2251605af22c2cfc3a79/orig.mp4?Expires=1776178198&Signature=jvJwfeD4odOtds9Bed5FHnF1qi05rd8WF0abVAp59KVzKFSbsZsN5sb~n9QRiz2ZpLtrGGXWy5NvuLSxf0E15HzYws7tdPNVsCZ2IPbafhZUyQlHbKASCvsCQtinOoLkF8xbb39SxxyfAnR5HEQ82eymoJgGGCDQl~mndot~Bw7l8cLi5HFLN78EFjkmg4-6B50h3Ze2GBybR4QJj2PclkTYjTSsnp9EKrWLRQHEULgRqZuiUaXPhkH~bzSLBV15ewX36c6xqnkxxGYtqeqRHYRyCamxdueQuh8f7yLPrzV9iwesMOr59ESuZ-tDSYvMiE~7erEYzeB0cG7L7LCbpA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Kansas Senate on March 13 took final action on a package of measures, voting to pass a wildlife bill and several House bills covering insurance, campaign finance and fares.

The clerk read the titles before the roll call: Senate Bill 213, an act concerning wildlife; House Bill 2,042, House Bill 2,043 and House Bill 2,045 (each described as acts concerning insurance); House Bill 2,106 (an act concerning campaign finance); and substitute for House Bill 2,145 (an act concerning fares). After the roll call and a period while some members returned from conference committee, the clerk closed the roll and announced that the measures received the required constitutional majority.

Senate Bill 213 passed on the roll call with 39 votes in favor and 1 opposed, the clerk reported. The clerk also recorded that the listed House bills and the substitute House bill received the constitutionally required majorities to pass; the transcript does not specify individual roll-call tallies for each House bill beyond the clerk's announcement that they achieved the required majorities.

These bills were moved on final action without extended floor debate recorded in the transcript. The clerk directed readers to the March 13 journal for the official record and for additional notices related to school building disposal. Substitute House Bill 2,149 (concerning distributed energy resources) was referred to the committee on utilities later in the session for further processing.

Where specific vote tallies were recorded in the transcript, they are stated above. The Senate did not adopt any amendments on the floor for these measures during the March 13 session; the actions constituted final passage on the bills listed.","On March 13 the Senate approved a set of bills on final action, including Senate Bill 213 (wildlife) and multiple House bills covering insurance, campaign finance and fares; the clerk recorded required constitutional majorities and a recorded vote on SB213.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6636292,"Senate appoints new conference committees, agrees to \"agree to disagree\" on SB105",113,724000,837000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2611332-b481abd6fce9259305a7c01d55be28de&start=724&end=837","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2611332-b481abd6fce9259305a7c01d55be28de/thumbnail_724000.jpg","/articles/6636292/Kansas/Senate-appoints-new-conference-committees-agrees-to-agree-to-disagree-on-SB105","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6636292-d36ccac20ab45626d4972e326238e9f8/orig.mp4?Expires=1776178198&Signature=d~oDX12m82TgrjMrdhBr2AAmdgM6d~VyNnjVIvV4gmdXg3kLFigFQcl0FNx2nkDhOc47nmcuxFCKXQdUJMeIUfdZPWAftytXrO1wUaaJU8GURM5HhpL7AezE1XO2US9ZeTLFE~lJFcqX-h4q-mxNz5c2yNLW2zzs65xbe72qoSI3uzxYqp1uY3-UmwjhGJN-3PpGlmzYa-AfQn5IdMydMpMVQaSJacmzJ8oi8hAN~Pzy6kKHraSizYYzOtQ~zvNWwqCRW0zbBJ1E5gHCCX6DnC-MoHQRTPaK98uQzXiruPYOuDJS43U0ylfBqiU4bn~ZX5nSenuxBAdvLbHEmSJuIQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Kansas Senate on March 13 adopted motions to form new conference committees on multiple measures and approved an \"agree to disagree\" motion on the conference report for Senate Bill 105.

Senator Mark Masterson, identified on the floor as the senator from Butler, explained that an \"agree to disagree\" motion is used when a conference committee cannot obtain unanimous consent of its six members. \"What that is is bringing a question before the whole body that says, we cannot attain unanimous consent for this,\" Masterson said, adding that an agreed disagree allows the committee report to proceed with four of six signatures. After his motion, the presiding officer announced the motion carried by voice vote and appointed conferees on the part of the Senate for SB105: Senator Masterson, Senator Blue, Senator Cedric, Senator Fausto and Senator Billinger.

Separately, senators moved to nonconcur with House amendments and request conference committees on several other measures. The Senate voted to nonconcur on House amendments to Senate Bill 18 and Senate Bill 98 and appointed conferees. Senator Dietrich moved that the Senate nonconcur on House amendments to Senate Bill 121 and requested a conference committee; the motion carried and conferees were appointed for that bill as well.

Senators briefly explained the conference committee process for newer members on the floor. Masterson described the committee makeup as \"the chair, vice chair, the ranking minority of the committees\" and reiterated that the conference committee report, if agreed on, is the version sent to the governor. Where a minority conferee declines to sign, the agree-to-disagree mechanism permits a report to move forward with fewer signatures.

The Senate scheduled at least one conference committee meeting on the floor: a conference committee for Senate Bill 14 was set for 2:45 p.m. in Room 212 North, and other conference meetings were arranged by the chair. No substantive policy changes or final policy language were adopted on the Senate floor during these motions; the actions were procedural steps to allow the chambers' conferees to negotiate differences.

The appointments and motions recorded on March 13 will lead to off-floor negotiations by the appointed conferees; the Senate did not vote on final substantive provisions for the bills identified at the March 13 session.","The Kansas Senate authorized new conference committees for several bills and adopted a motion to \"agree to disagree\" on Conference Committee Report for Senate Bill 105, allowing a new, smaller-signature conference report to be prepared.","actionData","errors"]

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Senate declares March 13, 2025 Mental Health Advocacy Day at the Capitol

Kansas Senate passes package of bills, including wildlife measure; several House bills approved

Senate appoints new conference committees, agrees to "agree to disagree" on SB105