Committee introduces trust‑code and crypto kiosk bills without objection
Summary
The committee introduced two public submissions: 26RS3047, proposed by the Kansas Bankers Association to amend the Kansas Uniform Trust Code and create a Kansas Community Property Trust Act, and 26RS2588, a committee bill to regulate crypto kiosk machines. Both were introduced by unanimous assent with no objections recorded.
The Committee on Financial Institutions and Pensions opened its session for bill introductions and introduced two bills.
Kelly Vanzwal, representing the Kansas Bankers Association, asked the committee to introduce 26RS3047, described as an amendment to the Kansas Uniform Trust Code that would enact a Kansas Community Property Trust Act. "I'm requesting introduction of 26RS3047, which would amend a few provisions in the Kansas Uniform Trust Code and enact the Kansas Community Property Trust Act," Vanzwal said.
The chair asked if there were questions or objections; none were raised and the bill was introduced by assent.
Later the chair announced a committee bill, 26RS2588, concerning regulation of crypto kiosk machines. The chair asked for objections or questions; none were recorded and the item was introduced.
No votes were taken; the transcript records introductions by unanimous assent or no objection. Additional details about the bills’ full texts, sponsors beyond the initial introducer, or fiscal notes were not provided in the hearing transcript.
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