Kansas Senate clerk reads introductions for Senate Bills 76–84 on education, utilities, public health and criminal procedure

The Kansas Senate clerk read into the record the introductions for Senate Bill 76 through Senate Bill 84, giving each bill's committee and subject as announced on the floor.

The clerk read: Senate Bill 76 (Committee on Education, an act concerning education); Senate Bill 77 (Committee on Government Efficiency, an act concerning administrative rules and regulations); Senate Bill 78 (Committee on Education, an act concerning education); Senate Bill 79 (Committee on Government Efficiency, an act concerning public assistance); Senate Bill 80 (Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, an act concerning wildlife and parks); Senate Bill 81 (Committee on Utilities, an act concerning public utilities); Senate Bill 82 (Committee on Public Health and Welfare, an act concerning rural emergency hospitals); Senate Bill 83 (Committee on Federal and State Affairs, an act concerning cities); and Senate Bill 84 (Committee on Judiciary, an act concerning crimes, punishment, and criminal procedure). The clerk concluded, "This constitutes the introduction of senate bill 76 to senate bill 84. Please note references of bills on page 1 of the calendar."

After the introductions, Senator Blasey announced that two pieces of property-tax legislation — Senate Bill 35 and Senate Bill 10 — will be debated on the Senate floor the next day and said members would caucus after adjournment to discuss them. Senator Francisco said Democrats would caucus in their regular room after adjournment.

No votes were recorded on the introduced bills during this session; the clerk's reading constituted their formal introduction to the Senate record.