SB 378: Regulating the retail sale of fireworks all year and extending the time period for seasonal retail sale of fireworks.
Final Action - Not passed; Yea: 2 Nay: 34
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SB 1: Requiring employers who impose COVID-19 vaccine requirements to allow medical and religious exemptions, providing for waiver requests, authorizing a complaint and investigation process with the secretary of labor for violations related to exemptions and civil penalties by the attorney general and providing exceptions under the employment security law related to benefit eligibility conditions and disqualification conditions based on refusal to comply with COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
Died on Calendar
HB 2002: Exempting sales of food and food ingredients from the state sales and use taxes and providing for the levying of taxes by cities and counties, providing for an exemption from sales and use taxes for sales of farm products sold at farmers’ markets, and discontinuing the nonrefundable food sales tax credit.
Died on Calendar
HB 2003: Expanding medical assistance eligibility by enacting the KanCare bridge to a healthy Kansas program.
Died on Calendar
SB 2: Prohibiting certain acts by business entities, governmental entities or public officials based upon a person's vaccination status or possession of an immunity passport; ensuring a right to in-person visitation at medical care facilities and adult care homes; allowing patients to sign a liability waiver to be prescribed off-label use drugs; prohibiting certain public health orders related to isolation and quarantine, stay-at-home orders, curfews and face masks; limiting isolation or quarantine orders to recommendations and providing criminal penalties for certain violations; amending the employment security law to provide exceptions to benefit eligibility conditions and disqualification conditions based on an employee's unwillingness to receive a vaccination; amending the Kansas act against discrimination to define unlawful employment practices related to vaccination status or possession of an immunity passport; limiting state of disaster emergency powers of the governor related to stay-at-home orders, curfews and face masks; and amending provisions related to childhood immunizations required for attendance at a child care facility or school and exemptions from such requirements.
Died on Calendar
HR 6005: Amending the rules of the House of Representatives for 2021-2022 relating to committee appointments and election of chairpersons.
Died in Committee
HR 6007: Declaring September 24, 2021 a day of prayer, fasting and humiliation in Kansas.
Died in Committee
SR 1709: Approving Executive Reorganization Order No. 48, transferring the division of tourism and the office of the director of tourism from the Kansas department of wildlife, parks and tourism to the department of commerce.
Died on Calendar
HR 6006: Amending changes to the rules of the House of Representatives for 2021-2022, relating to committee procedure, introduction of bills, content and tracking of certain bills and time of meeting.
Died in Committee
SCR 1612: Withdrawn
Withdrawn
SB 235: Enacting the back to school act to require school districts to provide a full-time, in person attendance option for all students beginning on March 26, 2021.
Final Action - Not passed; Yea: 55 Nay: 69
HB 2014: Requiring marketplace facilitators to collect and remit sales and compensating use tax and providing nexus for retailers doing business in this state.
Died in Committee
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