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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 57 - Emergency Planning And Community Right-To-Know
Written by Steven Daily, LawServer Attorney-Editor
Last Updated April 18, 2010
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§ 65-5701
Citation of act
§ 65-5702
Definitions
§ 65-5703
State emergency response commission created; membership; terms; compensation and expenses; duties
§ 65-5704
Duties of secretary of health and environment; rules and regulations; fees
§ 65-5705
Duties of adjutant general; rules and regulations; fees
§ 65-5706
Interagency agreement
§ 65-5707
Provisions of federal act adopted; application; submission of lists of chemicals and material safety data sheets
§ 65-5708
Orders to comply with certain requirements; enforcement; civil penalties; action by health care professional to obtain information; disposition of moneys from civil penalties
§ 65-5709
Penalty for violation
§ 65-5710
Severability
§ 65-5711
Inspection of premises and records for determination of compliance with act
§ 65-5721
Commission on emergency planning and response; establishment; members; terms, compensation and expenses
§ 65-5722
Same; powers and duties
§ 65-5723
Emergency response commission abolished; powers and duties transferred; orders and directives continued in effect until superseded
§ 65-5724
Commission on emergency planning and response successor to emergency response commission; force and effect of acts
§ 65-5725
Powers and duties of secretary of health and environment transferred to adjutant general
§ 65-5726
Rules and regulations, orders and directives continued in effect until superseded
§ 65-5727
Adjutant general successor to secretary of health and environment; force and effect of acts
§ 65-5728
Duties and powers of adjutant general and secretary of health and environment transferred to commission on emergency planning and response; rules and regulations and orders and directives continued in effect until superseded
§ 65-5729
Commission on emergency planning and response successor to powers and duties; force and effect of acts
§ 65-5730
Transfer of property and records; resolution of conflicts
§ 65-5731
Rights preserved in legal actions and proceedings
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