United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 8-234a Definitions.
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This section defines key terms used in the Kansas motor vehicle drivers' license act.
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This section defines key terms used in the Kansas motor vehicle drivers' license act.
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Owners must carry motor vehicle liability insurance for each owned vehicle unless a stated self-insurance or exemption applies. Uninsured vehicles may not be driven or allowed on public roads, drivers must show proof on demand, and repeated or noncompliant violations can trigger citations, fines, suspension, or revocat
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This section gives residents rights to buy or refuse health insurance and to make private contracts for lawful health care services, and it limits government interference and certain penalties.
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Telephone solicitors must check the no-call list before calling, remove listed numbers within 30 days, and not call listed consumers or use the list for any other purpose. The attorney general has enforcement and reporting powers.
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This section makes it an offense to knowingly carry certain weapons and firearms, with listed exceptions.
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To add or relocate a new vehicle dealer in the relevant market area, the licensee must give written notice, show good cause, and follow the protest and hearing process.
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This article lists securities that are exempt from certain Kansas securities registration requirements.
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This section lists situations where some Kansas meat and poultry inspection provisions do not apply, and it requires custom-basis products to be marked "Not for Sale."
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An LLC applying for a liquor-licence must meet different licensure qualifications depending on the license type, and must file its articles of organization and operating agreement with the director.
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The attorney general may seek to restrain a foreign covered entity, and the district court may enjoin a foreign covered entity or its agent from doing business in Kansas under the stated conditions.
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This provision defines “person,” “temporary or transient business,” and “transient merchant.”
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Some foreign nonprofit medical and hospital service corporations may be authorized to do business in this state if the commissioner of insurance approves and the act’s conditions are met.
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A nonprofit dental service corporation from another state may be authorized to do business here if the commissioner of insurance approves and only in qualifying service areas.
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Certain consumer credit filers must give notice to the administrator within 30 days after starting business in Kansas, and must file amended filings if information becomes inaccurate.
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State agency rules and general policies must comply with the rules and regulations filing act before they can have binding legal effect.
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This section requires vehicle owners in certain cases to have the Kansas highway patrol check the vehicle, pay the stated fee, and provide vehicle history information.
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Kansas creates a regulatory sandbox program and assigns the regulatory relief division and related agencies duties for applications, review, and reporting.
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Certain sellers must keep and preserve sales records, make them available for inspection, and follow rules for exemption certificates and refund timing.
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This provision sets rules for advance voting ballot applications, voter ID, mailing restrictions, provisional ballots, and recordkeeping.
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Public agencies generally do not have to disclose many listed categories of records, but they must separate out disclosable material, protect certain personal information, and disclose records older than 70 years unless another law or policy bars it.