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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 46 > Article 2 - State Governmental Ethics
Written by Steven Daily, LawServer Attorney-Editor
Last Updated April 18, 2010
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Chapter 46
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§ 46-214a
Title
§ 46-215
Application of definitions
§ 46-216
Compensation defined
§ 46-217
Economic opportunity defined
§ 46-218
Preceding calendar year defined
§ 46-219
Legislative matter defined
§ 46-220
Legislator defined
§ 46-221
State officer or employee, candidate and state officer elect defined
§ 46-222
Lobbyist defined; exceptions
§ 46-223
Person defined
§ 46-224
State agency and "rules and regulations" defined
§ 46-225
Lobbying defined; exceptions; employment of legislator as a lobbyist prohibited
§ 46-226
Representation case defined
§ 46-227
Associated person defined
§ 46-228
Special interest defined
§ 46-229
Substantial interest and "client or customer" defined
§ 46-230
Business defined
§ 46-231
Contract defined
§ 46-232
Lobbying by state officer or employee; prohibited acts; exception
§ 46-233
Contracts involving state officer or employee or legislator; prohibited acts, exceptions; challenging constitutionality of legislative action or enactment by legislator; prohibited acts
§ 46-234
Restrictions on appointments of state officers to other state offices
§ 46-235
Restrictions on compensation of state officers and employees
§ 46-236
Certain solicitations by state officers and employees, candidates for state offices and state officers elect prohibited; exceptions
§ 46-237
Gifts to state agencies, state officers and employees, candidates for state office and state officers elect; limitations and prohibitions; exceptions; hospitality; honoraria; gifts from foreign governments; reimbursement of legislators for travel and subs
§ 46-237a
Gifts to certain state officers, employees and members of boards and commissions; limitations and prohibitions; penalties
§ 46-238
Restrictions on sale or lease of property and furnishing services by state officers and employees and candidates for state offices
§ 46-239
Disclosure statements; state officers and employees accepting representation cases; legislators contracting to perform services for state agencies; state agencies contracting with legislators or legislators' firms, reports by; time and procedure for filin
§ 46-240
Same; restrictions on compensation
§ 46-241
Disclosure or use of confidential information by state officer or employee
§ 46-242
Restrictions on acceptance of representation case and conduct therein by state officer or employee
§ 46-243
Censure or forfeiture of office or employment for violation
§ 46-244
Same; commencement and final determination of action
§ 46-246a
Nepotism; exceptions
§ 46-247
Individuals required to file written statements of substantial interests; exception
§ 46-247a
Filing of statement of substantial interest, exception
§ 46-248
Statements of substantial interests; information required; time for filing; filed with secretary of state
§ 46-248a
Same; failure to file on time; notice
§ 46-249
Same; content of statement
§ 46-250
Same; forms; amendments
§ 46-251
Failure to file true statement of substantial interests defined and classified as crime
§ 46-252
Same; availability for public examination and copying; procedure
§ 46-253
Commission defined; rules and regulations
§ 46-254
Opinions; effect of compliance with opinion; filing, publication and disposition
§ 46-255
Verified complaints; filing with commission; conditions; transmittal of copy to respondent
§ 46-256
Same; confidentiality and determination of sufficiency; investigation; notification of attorney general of violation of other laws; dismissal or hearing on complaint; remedies and protections for state employees filing complaints
§ 46-257
Same; examination and copying of evidence and hearing transcript by respondent; subpoenas; hearing before subcommittee of commission; powers of presiding officer; witness fees and mileage; depositions; contempt
§ 46-258
Hearings by commission; limitations on oral evidence; rights of parties; open to public
§ 46-259
Record of commission's investigations, inquiries and proceedings; confidentiality of records, complaints, documents and reports; release of information or material to prosecutor; report of criminal law violations; public records; classification of certain
§ 46-260
Investigations by commission; administration of oaths and subpoena of witnesses, documents and records
§ 46-261
Withdrawal of complaint by complainant; civil action, when; admissibility of certain evidence
§ 46-262
Statement of commission's findings of facts after hearing; disposition
§ 46-263
Action upon commission's findings
§ 46-265
Registration of lobbyists; form and contents; lobbying concerning legislative matters, copies of registrations and reports; fees; termination statement; failure to pay civil penalties, registration prohibited
§ 46-266
Alphabetical listing of lobbyists by secretary of state; supplemental indices; public inspection of registration papers and reports; printing, publication and distribution of lists and indices
§ 46-267
Lobbyists; contingent fees and referral fees prohibited; lobbying contracts
§ 46-268
Reports filed by lobbyists; form, time of filing and contents; filed with secretary of state
§ 46-269
Same; public record; content of report; contribution to a single special event; reports by lobbyists; requirements; maintenance of records; inspection by commission
§ 46-270
Name tags for registered lobbyists; dimensions and specifications; duties of secretary of state; tags to be worn in state capitol
§ 46-271
Lobbying restrictions; gifts or contributions; hospitality; exceptions
§ 46-272
Same; purchase or lease of property or acquisition of services from state officer or employee, candidate for state office or associated person
§ 46-273
Same; improper influence over state agency in representation case
§ 46-274
Unlawful lobbying defined and classified as crime
§ 46-275
Giving false lobbying information defined and classified as crime
§ 46-276
Violations of certain sections classified as crimes
§ 46-277
Intent required for act, action or conduct to constitute violation
§ 46-278
Severability
§ 46-280
Failure to register or file reports; civil penalty
§ 46-281
Application of definitions in 46-282 to 46-285
§ 46-282
Designee defined
§ 46-283
Major policy making position defined
§ 46-284
Consultant defined
§ 46-285
Heads of state agencies to submit lists of designees; additional information regarding designees required; organizational chart; certification; filing with secretary of state
§ 46-286
Participation by state officer or employee in licensure, regulation or in any contract with any organization with which such person holds a position prohibited; exceptions
§ 46-287
Advertising to influence legislative action; prohibited acts
§ 46-288
Violations of state governmental ethics laws; civil fine
§ 46-289
Same; cease and desist order; emergencies
§ 46-290
Same; injunction; restraining order; mandamus
§ 46-291
Same; consent decree
§ 46-292
Same; appeal of commission orders
§ 46-293
Severability of chapter 150 of the Laws of 1991
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