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Senate places multiple bills on calendar; clerk to read committee reports
Summary
Senate calendar entry listed Senate Bills 137–140 covering campaign finance, asset seizure and forfeiture, crimes and criminal procedure, banks and trust companies, and school districts; the clerk noted committee reports would be read from pages 1–6 of the calendar.
The Senate placed a set of bills on its calendar and the clerk announced that committee reports on pages 1 through 6 of the calendar would be read into the record.
The Senate record excerpt lists the following measures verbatim: “By Senator Hoelscher, an act concerning campaign finance, Senate Bill number 137, by the Committee on Federal and State Affairs, an act concerning the Kansas Standard Asset Seizure and Forfeiture Act, Senate Bill number 138 by the Committee on Judiciary, an act concerning Crimes, Punishment, and Criminal Procedure, Senate Bill number 139 by the Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, an act concerning Banks and Trust Companies, and senate bill number 140 by the committee on education, an act concerning school districts.”
The transcript excerpt presents the bills and short descriptions as read; the excerpt does not include bill text, committee votes, or fiscal notes. Where committee attribution or bill-to-description mapping in the excerpt is ambiguous, those mappings are marked as not specified in the record.
The clerk additionally noted: “Please note reference of bills on pages 1 through 6 of the calendar. Reports of standing committees the clerk will read.” The excerpt does not show the content of those committee reports or subsequent floor debate.
