Kansas bill would remove several routine filing requirements with secretary of state
A bill heard by the Committee on Government Efficiency would repeal multiple statutes that require copies of agency and private filings to be lodged with the Kansas Secretary of State, while an amendment would keep one business-agent certificate requirement for labor organizations.
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At a hearing of the Committee on Government Efficiency, proponents described a bill that would repeal several statutory requirements to file documents with the Kansas Secretary of State, saying the filings are rarely used and impose administrative costs.
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