Kansas House Bill HB2184 Comm Sub / Analysis

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April 6, 2023
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT EXPL ANATION FOR SENATE SUB. FOR HB
2184
Senate Sub. for HB 2184, as recommended by the Senate Ways and Means and House
Appropriations Conference Committee, contains FY 2023 supplemental funding, FY 2024
funding for most state agencies, and FY 2025 expenditures for certain state agencies. An
overview of the Governor’s amended budget recommendations for FY 2023 through FY 2024
and the Conference Committee’s adjustments to the Governor’s amended recommendations
are reflected below. The bill also contains some FY 2025 appropriations for the Kansas Board of
Regents and claims against the State.
K-12 expenditures have been deleted from the bill and added to House Sub. for SB 113
and SB 83.
Summary of Governor Recommended Changes to Estimated FY 2023 Expenditures
The Governor's recommendation is an all funds increase of $1.4 billion, or 5.8 percent,
and an SGF decrease of $249.7 million, or 2.6 percent, from the FY 2023 approved budget. The
increase is primarily attributable to:
●Add $53.0 million SGF to retire water storage contracts in the Kansas Water
Office;
●Add $20.5 million SGF to modernize the Kansas Department of Labor
Unemployment system;
●Add $1.3 million SGF to adopt the Board of Indigents’ Defense Services revised
assigned counsel caseloads estimate;
●Delete $198.2 million SGF to implement revised human services caseloads
estimates; and
●Delete $65.5 million SGF to implement revised K-12 education school finance
estimates.
In addition to the SGF expenditure adjustments described above, the recommendation
makes several SGF revenue adjustments to FY 2023, including:
●Transfer $500.0 million from the SGF to the Budget Stabilization Fund. This
transfer would result in a balance in the Budget Stabilization Fund of
approximately $1.5 billion.
●Transfer $220.0 million to an infrastructure leveraging fund to assist local
governments in matching federal funds; ●Transfer $50.0 million from the SGF to a state agency federal grants matching
fund to assist agencies in meeting federal match requirements.
Summary of Governor Recommended Adjustments to the FY 2024 Budget
State Operations—Agency operating costs for salaries and wages, contractual
services, commodities, debt service interest, and capital outlay. The Governor’s FY 2024
recommendation for state operations is $6.9 billion, which is a decrease of $44.8 million, or 0.6
percent, below the Governor’s FY 2023 recommendation. 
The decrease is primarily attributable to the Department for Children and Families
exhaustion of pandemic assistance for child care and other programs ($143.3 million) and
decreases in Kansas Department of Labor unemployment operations and modernization ($46.8
million), Kansas Water Office early retirement of water storage debt ($57.1 million), and Kansas
Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) Health pandemic child care development block
grant enhancements ($58.3 million). 
The decreases are partially offset by a 5.0 percent increase to state employee pay
($169.5 million) and increases in Kansas Lottery sports betting and revised expanded lottery
estimates ($39.9 million), Judicial Branch enhancements ($22.1 million), and increases to the
Board of Regents and Institutions ($14.8 million).
Local Units of Government—Aid payments to counties, cities, school districts,
and other local government entities; may be from state or federal funds. The Governor’s
FY 2024 recommendation for aid to local units of government is $7.5 billion, which is a decrease
of $139.2 million, or 1.8 percent, below the Governor’s FY 2023 recommendation. The reduction
is primarily attributable to $240.8 million in the Office of the Governor for matching grants. 
The increase is partially offset by the addition of $83.2 million for the Kansas State
Department of Education for the revised education school finance estimate, and $15.4 million in
the Office of the State Treasurer for acceleration of the Food Sales Tax exemption and the
addition of funding for the STAR Bond food sales tax reimbursement fund.
Other Assistance, Grants, and Benefits—Payments made to or on behalf of
individuals as aid, including public assistance benefits, unemployment benefits, and
tuition grants. The Governor’s FY 2024 recommendation for other assistance, grants, and
benefits is $8.0 billion, which is an increase of $381.2 million, or 5.0 percent, above the
Governor’s FY 2023 recommendation. 
The increase is predominantly reflected in the State Hospitals, Kansas Department for
Aging and Disability Services, and KDHE-Health due to the expiration of the enhanced federal
medical assistance percentage (FMAP) match and revised human services caseloads estimate
($570.3 million). 
The increase is partially offset by decreases in the Office of the Governor ($164.2
million) in matching funds, the Department of Commerce ($52.7 million) for a variety of housing
and small business tax credit initiative one-time expenditures, Department of Transportation
assistance ($25.3 million), and the Office of the Attorney General for the opioid settlement
distributions ($19.6 million).
Kansas Legislative Research Department 2 February 28, 2023 Capital Improvements—Cash or debt service payments for projects involving new
construction, remodeling and additions, rehabilitation and repair, razing, and the
principal portion of debt service for a capital expenditure. The Governor’s FY 2024
recommendation for capital improvements is $1.8 billion, which is a decrease of $754.7 million,
or 29.8 percent, below the Governor’s FY 2023 recommendation. The decrease is primarily
attributable to accelerated debt retirement in FY 2023.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ADJUSTMENTS 
FY 2023 Conference Committee Recommendations:
The Conference Committee recommends expenditures of $17.9 billion, including $4.8
billion SGF excluding K-12 education in FY 2023. The recommendation is an all funds decrease
of $6.8 billion, including $4.4 billion SGF.  Excluding the deletion for K-12 Education, the
recommendation is an all funds deletion of $48.3 million, and an SGF increase of $1.1 million
from the Governor’s recommendation. Major adjustments include:
●Delete $6.8 billion, including $4.4 billion SGF, and 258.2 FTE positions to remove
the Department of Education budget from HB 2274 and insert the Department of
Education budget into a separate bill, as recommended by the House Committee
on K-12 Education Budget, in FY 2023.
●Delete $53.0 million SGF to not adopt the Governor's recommendation to pay off
water storage debt associated with the Milford and Perry Lake reservoirs in FY
2023 and add add $52.0 million SGF to a new investment fund for water storage
debt payments associated with Milford and Perry reservoirs in FY 2023.
●Delete $49.4 million, all from federal ARPA funds, from business closure rebates
in FY 2023.
●The recommendation also includes the following revenue adjustments:
○Delete the transfer of $50.0 million from the SGF to the Office of the
Governor in FY 2023 for state match for agencies applying for federal
grant programs.
○Delete the transfer of $220.0 million SGF to the Office of the Governor for
communities to use as state match when accessing federal Bipartisan
Infrastructure Law funding. This transfer has been replaced by an annual
transfer of $55.0 million to the Office of the Treasurer for four years
starting in FY 2024 for a similar purpose.
○Add language to increase the maximum transfer from lottery vending
machines for crisis stabilization services and the Clubhouse model
program to $9.0 million in FY 2023.
Kansas Legislative Research Department 3 February 28, 2023 FY 2024 Conference Committee Recommendations:
The Conference Committee recommends expenditures of $16.8 billion, including $4.8
billion SGF, for FY 2024. The recommendation is an all funds decrease of $7.3 billion and an
SGF decrease of $4.8 billion below the Governor's FY 2024 recommendation. Excluding the
deletion for K-12 education, the recommendation is an all funds decrease of $532.6 million, and
an SGF increase of $59.5 million from the Governor’s FY 2024 recommendation. Major
adjustments include:
●Department of Education. Delete $6.8 billion, including $4.7 billion SGF, and
258.2 FTE positions to remove the Department of Education budget from HB
2273 and insert the Department of Education budget into a separate bill, as
recommended by the House Committee on K-12 Education Budget
○The deletion for FY 2025 totals $4.0 billion, including $2.7 billion SGF, to
remove the Department of Education budget from HB 2273.
●KDHE Health. Delete $645.3 million and add $85.1 million SGF.
○Delete $671.4 million, including the addition of $71.5 million SGF, to
remove funding for Medicaid Expansion for FY 2024. The all funds
deletion includes $703.4 million from federal funds and $39.4 million from
special revenue funds.
○Add $7.9 million, including $3.2 million SGF to increase emergency
medical service rates for FY 2024.
●Kansas Department on Aging and Disability Services – Add $132.7 million,
including $36.8 million SGF.
○Add $61.6 million, including $24.6 million SGF, to fund additional
payments to nursing facilities based on the number of Medicaid residents
served for FY 2024.
○Add $34.4 million, including $14.0 million SGF, to fully rebase the daily
Medicaid rate for nursing facilities for FY 2024.
○Add $13.0 million, including $5.2 million SGF, to increase the Home and
Community Based Services (HCBS) Frail Elderly (FE) waiver
reimbursement rates by 10.0 percent for FY 2024
○Add $7.4 million, including $3.0 million SGF, to increase the targeted case
management reimbursement rate to $75.00 per hour for FY 2024.
○Delete $22.0 million SGF and add $22.0 million from federal ARPA funds
to expand the Ascension Via Christi emergency room for FY 2024. The
$22.0 million ARPA would be taken from the ARPA funds appropriated to
the Department of Administration by the 2022 Legislature.
●Department for Children and Families – Add $15.2 million, including $12.8
million SGF.
○Add $6.0 million, including $5.1 million SGF, for Children's Alliance of
Kansas to fund development of a Foster Care Therapeutic Program for
Kansas Legislative Research Department 4 February 28, 2023 Child Placing Agencies to recruit, train and retain therapeutic foster
homes for FY 2024.
○Add $2.5 million SGF for software as a service for FY 2024.
●Kansas Highway Patrol - Add $6.9 million and increase the transfer from the
State Highway Fund to the Aircraft Fund by the same amount, to purchase and
equip a new law enforcement helicopter for FY 2024. Add language that upon
delivery of the new helicopter, at least one helicopter must be stationed at the
Troop T location in the Wichita area.
●Wichita State University and University of Kansas -  Add $142.0 million from
federal ARPA funds for the KSU and WSU Health Science Center joint project.
●Board of Regents - Add $14.3 million SGF for community colleges to expand
registered apprenticeships, technical education, businesses, and industry
partnership, with distribution based on the FTE student count at each college for
FY 2024.
●Department of Commerce – Add $5.5 million EDIF.
○Add $3.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Sunflower Summer Program
for FY 2024. Add language requiring the agency to expend funds to
recruit and add new venues geographically located across the state to
participate in the program and allow a participating venue that does not
require an admission price or requests a small donation for admission to
be reimbursed $5.00 for each program ticket used for admission.
○Add $2.5 million, all from federal ARPA funds, for upgrades to a public
relevision broadcasting studio in Western Kansas for FY 2024.
○Add language allowing the approval of a STAR Bond project for a major
amusement park and allow the project to be eligible for financing by
special obligation bonds for FY 2024.
○Add language to increase the bonding authority for a rural development
project without the issuance of special obligation bonds up to $25.0
million.
●State Treasurer
○Add $2.0 million SGF to the Alternatives to Abortion Program account to
establish a statewide program to enhance and increase resources that
promote childbirth instead of abortion to women facing unplanned
pregnancies and to offer a full range of services, including pregnancy
support centers, adoption assistance, and maternity homes for FY 2024.
○Transfer $50.0 million SGF for FY 2024 and $55.0 million SGF for FY
2025 - 2027 to the Build Kansas matching grant fund. Add language that
caps technical support at $5.0 million for FY 2025 – FY 2027; allows
money to remain in the special revenue fund; requires a means test being
developed and used for those local communities applying for the
infrastructure grants; creates the Build Kansas  Joint Committee; requires
the Build Kansas Joint Committee to approve the projects, subject to the
Kansas Legislative Research Department 5 February 28, 2023 approval of the State Finance Council; requires the State Finance Council
to approve any request to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and
requires an annual report from each state agency assisting local
communities with the process to the Senate Committee on Ways and
Means and House Committee on Appropriations on expenditures,
expenditure requests, and approved projects.
●Judicial Branch - Delete $16.3 million SGF for salary adjustments for FY 2024
and review during deliberation on the statewide 5.0 percent pay plan at Omnibus.
●State Employee Pay - Delete $169.5 million, including $65.5 million SGF, to not
implement a statewide 5.0 percent salary increase among state employees for
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
The recommendation also includes the following revenue adjustments:
●Transfer $50.0 million from the SGF to the Build Kansas Matching Grant Fund.
●Transfer $4.2 million SGF to the Special City County Highway Fund.
●Add $100.0 million to the transfer to the Budget Stabilization Fund for a total of
$600.0 million for FY 2024.
●Increase the transfer from the Lottery Ticket Vending Machines $9.0 million from
$8.0 million.
Kansas Legislative Research Department 6 February 28, 2023 4/6/2023
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FY 2023:	State General Fund All Funds FTE Positions
Governor's Recommendation	9,240,103,507$        24,684,484,851$    44,272.8
Conf. Rec. FY 2023 Budget 4,824,016,300          17,926,565,619     44,001.6
Difference From Governor's Recommendation (4,416,087,207)$      (6,757,919,232)$    (271.2)
FY 2024:	State General Fund All Funds FTE Positions
Governor's Recommendation	9,491,277,660$        24,127,003,783$    44,372.0
Conf. Rec. FY 2024 Budget 4,828,203,034          16,788,578,863     44,112.3
Difference From Governor's Recommendation (4,663,074,626)$      (7,338,424,920)$    (259.7)
Two -Year Change from Gov. Rec. (9,079,161,833)$      (14,096,344,152)$  
Actual Conf. Rec. Conf. Rec.
FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024
Beginning Balance 2,094.8	$                   1,834.5$                 1,793.3$         
Receipts (November 2022 Consensus) 7,935.9                     9,701.2                  10,124.4        
Governor's Transfer Adjustments -                              (770.0)                   193.4             
Legislative Tax Adjustments -                              -                          (256.9)            
Legislative Receipt Adjustments -                              268.8                     (155.2)            
Adjusted Receipts 7,935.9                     9,200.0                  9,905.7          
Total Available 10,030.7	$                 11,034.5$               11,699.0$       
Less Expenditures 8,196.2 4,824.0 4,828.2
Education Base Budget Only 0.0 4,417.2 4,722.6
Ending Balance 1,834.5	$                   1,793.3$                 2,148.2$         
Ending Balance as a Percent of Expenditures 22.4% 19.4% 22.5%
COMPARISON OF FY 2022 - FY 2024 RECOMMENDED EXPENDITURES 
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STATE GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCE S
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As of Thursday, April 6, 2023
State General Fund Profile Kansas Legislative Research Department 4/6/2023
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FY 2023:
Lottery Ticket Vending Machine Transfer	(1,000,000)$        
Friends of Cedar Crest	(250,000)            
Infrastructure Leveraging Fund	220,000,000       
State Match Fund	50,000,000         
Total FY 2023 268,750,000	$      
FY 2024:
HAVA Fund	(200,000)$           
Friends of Cedar Crest	(250,000)            
Lottery Ticket Vending Machine Transfer	(1,000,000)         
Budget Fee Fund	500,000              
Kansas Build Matching Grant Fund	(50,000,000)       
Budget Stabilization Fund	(100,000,000)      
Special City County Highway Fund	(4,226,614)         
Total FY 2024 (155,176,614)	$     
FY 2024:
SB 169 - Single Bracket, Food Sales, Social Security, etc.
(256,900,000)$     
Total FY 2024	(256,900,000)$     
Total FY 2023 through FY 2024 (143,326,614)	$     
State General Fund Revenue Adjustments 
Conference Committee
As of Thursday, April 6, 2023
Transfers
Legislative Tax Adjustments
State General Fund Profile Kansas Legislative Research Department Conference Appropriations Bill - CCR for Senate Sub. for HB 2184
(Reflects Conference Committee Adjustments for FY 2023, FY 2023, FY 2024, FY 2025, FY 2026, and FY 2028)
Agency/Item State General F	und All Other Funds All Funds FTEs
FY 2023
State Bank Commissioner
Delete 2.0 FTE positions for IT examiners in FY 2023 and review at Omnibus. 0 0 0 (2.0)1.
$0 $0 $0 (2.0)Agency Subtotal
Board of Pharmacy
Add language regarding dispensing thresholds for telepharmacy outlets and location 
requirements for telepharmacy outlets being at least 20 miles from any registered 
pharmacy or being in a county that contains a city or municipality with a population 
greater than 50,000 individuals, and filing a prescription and causing the prescription 
to be delivered for administration to a medical care facility pharmacy, a practitioner or 
a patient who intends to transport such prescription to a medical care facility, clinic, 
practioners's office or pharmacy in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Real Estate Appraisal Board
Add language directing the Kansas Real Estate Appraisal Board to review the 
Practical Applications of Real Estate Appraisal (PAREA) program and to begin taking 
part in the program as soon as possible to facilitate an increase in the number of 
appraisers available in Kansas. The agency will present a report to the Senate Ways 
and Means Committee,  House Committee on Appropriations and the House 
Committee on General Government Budget by January 31, 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Office of the Governor
Delete the transfer of $220.0 million from the SGF to the Office of the Governor for 
communities to use as state match when accessing federal Bipartisan Infrastructure 
Law funding.
00 00.01.
Delete the transfer of $50.0 million from the SGF to the Office of the Governor in FY 
2023 for state match for agencies applying for federal grant programs.
00 00.02.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
State Treasurer
Add $52.0 million SGF to a new investment fund for water storage debt payments 
associated with Milford and Perry reservoirs in FY 2023.
52,000,000 0 52,000,000 0.01.
$52,000,000 $0 $52,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Insurance Department
Add language prohibiting the Insurance Commissioner from making any changes in 
regards to essential health benefits in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Human Rights Commission
Delete 3.0 vacant and unfunded FTE positions in FY 2023. The Budget Committee 
notes the agency currently budgets for 16.0 FTE positions and recommends lowering 
the total number of FTE positions.
0 0 0 (3.0)1.
$0 $0 $0 (3.0)Agency Subtotal
Department of Administration
Pay $4,072, all from existing resources in the agency's SGF operations account, for 
damages sustained by the claimant’s vehicle from a malfunctioning security gate at a 
state parking garage in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
Pay $1,989, all from existing resources in the agency's SGF operations account, for 
damages sustained by the claimant’s vehicle from a malfunctioning security gate at a 
state parking garage in FY 2023 and add language updating claimant address.
00 00.02.
Add $15,000 SGF to reimburse the Friends of Cedar Crest Association for the living 
quarters at Cedar Crest in FY 2023.
15,000 0 15,000 0.03.
Add language to transfer $250,000 SGF to an endowment for the Friends of Cedar 
Crest Association in FY 2023 and add language prohibiting use of endowment funds, 
including interest income, until FY 2026. Interest income from this endowment would 
be used for the living quarters at Cedar Crest.
00 00.04.
Add language to increase the transfer from the SGF to the Budget Stabilization Fund 
to $600.0 million in FY 2023.
00 00.05.
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4:50 PMKansas Legislative Research Department Agency/Item State General F	und All Other Funds All Funds FTEs
$15,000 $0 $15,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Tax Appeals
Delete $225,000 SGF for the modernization initiative in FY 2023. (225,000) 0 (225,000) 0.01.
Delete $27,800 SGF for computer upgrades in FY 2023. (27,800) 0 (27,800) 0.02.
($252,800) $0 ($252,800) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Revenue
Pay $7,087 from the Motor Fuel Tax Refund Fund for taxes paid on fuel for school 
buses and off-highway uses including farming in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
Delete $49.4 million, all from federal ARPA funds, from business closure rebates in 
FY 2023.
0 (49,987,940) (49,987,940) 0.02.
Delete 8.0 FTE positions in FY 2023. 0 0 0 (8.0)3.
$0 ($49,987,940) ($49,987,940) (8.0)Agency Subtotal
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office
Add $150,000 SGF for the Veterans Claims Assistance Program in FY 2023. 150,000 0 150,000 0.01.
Add language in FY 2023 transferring the rights, title, and interest of the 
approximately 15 acres in Shawnee County from the Kansas Department for Aging 
and Disability Services to the Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs, contingent 
upon receiving federal funding to build a new Kansas Veterans home on the property.
00 00.02.
$150,000 $0 $150,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services
Add $1.9 million SGF to reimburse Mirror, Inc. for treatment of opioid use disorder in 
FY 2023.
1,900,000 0 1,900,000 0.01.
Add language directing the agency to certify CMHCs to transition to CCBHCs based 
on readiness, rather than the statutory schedule, in FY 2023.
00 00.02.
Add language directing the agency to reimburse providers of opioid use disorder 
services for all allowable purposes under federal guidelines in FY 2023.
00 00.03.
Add language to increase the maximum transfer from lottery vending machines for 
Crisis Stabilization Services and the Clubhouse model program from $8.0 million to 
$9.0 million in FY 2023.
00 00.04.
$1,900,000 $0 $1,900,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Larned State Hospital
Pay $680, all from existing resources in the agency's SGF operations account, for 
claims against the State regarding lost or damaged patient property in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Education
Delete $6.8 billion, including $4.4 billion SGF, and 258.2 FTE positions to remove 
the Department of Education budget and insert the Department of Education budget 
into a separate bill, as recommended by the House Committee on K-12 Education 
Budget, in FY 2023.
(4,417,165,165) (2,292,422,077) (6,709,587,242) (258.2)1.
($4,417,165,165) ($2,292,422,077) ($6,709,587,242) (258.2)Agency Subtotal
Department of Corrections
Add language allowing funding appropriated to the community corrections account 
for FY 2023 as authorized by section 112 and section 140 of chapter 81 and section 
37 of chapter 97 of the 2022 Session Laws of Kansas to be expended for hiring as 
many additional employees as may be necessary for such county's community 
corrections program in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Hutchinson Correctional Facility
Add language authorizing the Hutchinson Correctional Facility to pay $50, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding an inmate's lost law book in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
Add language authorizing the Hutchinson Correctional Facility to pay $108, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding lost inmate property in FY 2023.
00 00.02.
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Add language authorizing the Hutchinson Correctional Facility to pay $59, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding an inmate's food items that were destroyed in FY 2023 and add 
language updated claimant address.
00 00.03.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Lansing Correctional Facility
Add language authorizing the Lansing Correctional Facility to pay $315, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding unpaid restitution owed to the inmate in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
Add language authorizing the Lansing Correctional Facility to pay $250, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding lost inmate property in FY 2023.
00 00.02.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Ellsworth Correctional Facility
Add language authorizing the Ellsworth Correctional Facility to pay $21, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding two claims involving an inmate's lost property in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Norton Correctional Facility
Add language authorizing the Norton Correctional Facility to pay $50, all from within 
existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against the State 
regarding an inmate's damaged music player in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
El Dorado Correctional Facility
Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional Facility to pay $29, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding an inmate's damaged radio in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional Facility to pay $36, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding an inmate's lost property in FY 2023.
00 00.02.
Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional Facility to pay $23, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding an inmate's lost necklace in FY 2023.
00 00.03.
Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional Facility to pay $300, all from 
within existing resources in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim against 
the State regarding an inmate's lost property in FY 2023 and add language updating 
claimant address.
00 00.04.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Adjutant General
Pay $5,714, all from existing resources in the agency's SGF operations account, for 
claims against the State regarding a damaged vehicle in FY 2023 and add language 
updating claimant address.
00 00.01.
Pay $592, all from existing resources in the agency's SGF operations account, for 
claims against the State regarding a damaged vehicle in FY 2023.
00 00.02.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Pay $1,607, all from existing resources in the agency's SGF operations account, for 
claims against the State for property damage resulting from a fugitive standoff in FY 
2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Delete $22,008, all from special revenue funds, for a salaries and wages increase in 
FY 2023 and review at Omnibus.
0 (22,008) (22,008) 0.01.
$0 ($22,008) ($22,008) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Agriculture
Add $65,758 SGF for the Water Resource Cost Share Program in FY 2023. 65,758 0 65,758 0.01.
Add $200,000 SGF for the Soil Health Initiative in FY 2023. 200,000 0 200,000 0.02.
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$265,758 $0 $265,758 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas State Fair Board
Add $600,000 from federal ARPA funds to install additional motion-sensor lighting 
and cameras on the grounds of the State Fair in FY 2023.
0 600,000 600,000 0.01.
$0 $600,000 $600,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Water Office
Delete $53.0 million SGF to pay off water storage debt associated with the Milford 
and Perry reservoirs in FY 2023.
(53,000,000) 0 (53,000,000) 0.01.
($53,000,000) $0 ($53,000,000) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Other Statewide Adjustments
Add language prohibiting expenditures from federal funds that have not been 
previously appropriated unless the federal fund is part of an existing State program 
that had been previously appropriated and is less than $10.0 million for FY 2025. Also 
add language directing any agency with a new expenditure from a federal fund to 
report such expenditures to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and the House 
Committee on Appropriations for FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
($4,416,087,207) ($2,341,832,025) ($6,757,919,232) (271.2)TOTAL
FY 2024
State Bank Commissioner
Delete $13.0 million, all from special revenue funds, to eliminate the agency's budget 
for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (12,959,736) (12,959,736) 0.01.
Delete and 2.0 FTE positions for IT examiners for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus. 0 0 0 (2.0)2.
$0 ($12,959,736) ($12,959,736) (2.0)Agency Subtotal
Board of Barbering
Add language authorizing the agency to increase the examination fee for the practice 
of barbering from $100 to $150 for FY 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board
Add language prohibiting the agency from requiring, as a condition of licensure or 
renewal, any program that includes diversity, equity, inclusion, anti-racism, or critical 
race theory for FY 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Cosmetology
Delete 0.5 FTE position for a part-time senior administrative assistant for the 
enforcement department for FY 2024.
00 0(.5)1.
$0 $0 $0 (.5)Agency Subtotal
Board of Pharmacy
Add language regarding dispensing thresholds for telepharmacy outlets and location 
requirements for telepharmacy outlets being at least 20 miles from any registered 
pharmacy or being in a county that contains a city or municipality with a population 
greater than 50,000 individuals, and filing a prescription and causing the prescription 
to be delivered for administration to a medical care facility pharmacy, a practitioner or 
a patient who intends to transport such prescription to a medical care facility, clinic, 
practioners's office or pharmacy for FY 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Real Estate Appraisal Board
Add language directing the Kansas Real Estate Appraisal Board to review the 
Practical Applications of Real Estate Appraisal (PAREA) program and to begin taking 
part in the program as soon as possible to facilitate an increase in the number of 
appraisers available in Kansas. The agency will present a report to the Senate Ways 
and Means Committee,  House Committee on Appropriations and the House 
Committee on General Government Budget by January 31, 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Governmental Ethics Commission
Delete $38,898 SGF for salary adjustments for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus. (38,898) 0 (38,898) 0.01.
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Add language that directs the money received by the agency from civil fines be 
deposited into SGF rather than the agency's fee fund for FY 2024.
00 00.02.
($38,898) $0 ($38,898) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Legislature
Add $100,000 SGF to release a Request for Proposal for a Constituent Contact 
Program for FY 2024.
100,000 0 100,000 0.01.
$100,000 $0 $100,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Office of the Governor
Add $120,000 SGF to Court Appointed Special Advocacy (CASA) programs funded 
through the Governor's Grants Program for FY 2024.
120,000 0 120,000 0.01.
Delete $113,155 SGF and 2.0 FTE positions in the Commissions on Disabilities and 
Minority Affairs Program for FY 2024.
(113,155) 0 (113,155) 0.02.
$6,845 $0 $6,845 0.0Agency Subtotal
Attorney General
Add $650,296 SGF and delete the same amount from special revenue funds for FY 
2024 to restore a 10.0 percent SGF reduction implemented in FY 2020 as part of a 
reduced resources budget.
650,296 (650,296) 0 0.01.
Add $375,000, all from the Fraud and Abuse Criminal Prosecution Fund, and 4.0 FTE 
positions, for the Fraud and Abuse Litigation Division to support investigations and 
criminal prosecution of sports wagering, financial, and economic crimes involving 
unauthorized gambling for FY 2024.
0 375,000 375,000 4.02.
Add $340,000 SGF to address personnel needs in the Office of the Medicaid Inspector 
General for FY 2024.
340,000 0 340,000 0.03.
Add language to include for-profit private entities to the definition of "qualified 
applicant" in the Kansas Fights Addiction Act for FY 2024.
00 00.05.
$990,296 ($275,296) $715,000 4.0Agency Subtotal
Secretary of State
Add language to transfer $200,000 SGF to the Democracy Fund for the second HAVA 
state match requested by the agency for FY 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
State Treasurer
Add $2.0 million SGF to the Alternatives to Abortion Program account to establish a 
statewide program to enhance and increase resources that promote childbirth instead 
of abortion to women facing unplanned pregnancies and to offer a full range of 
services, including pregnancy support centers, adoption assistance, and maternity 
homes for FY 2024.
2,000,000 0 2,000,000 0.01.
Transfer $50.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas matching grant fund for FY 2024. 
Add language that allows money to remain in the special revenue fund; requires a 
means test being developed and used for those local communities applying for the 
infrastructure grants; creates the Build Kansas Joint Committee; requires the Build 
Kansas Joint Committee to approve the projects, subject to the approval of the State 
Finance Council; requires the State Finance Council to approve any request to exceed 
the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires an annual report from each state agency 
assisting local communities with the process to the Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means and House Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, expenditure 
requests, and approved projects.
00 00.02.
$2,000,000 $0 $2,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Insurance Department
Add language prohibiting the Insurance Commissioner from making any changes in 
regards to essential health benefits for FY 2024.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Indigents' Defense Services
Add $3.8 million SGF, and 30.0 FTE positions, to cover first-year start-up costs and 
staffing to establish public defender offices in the 29th Judicial District (Wyandotte 
County) and the 11th Judicial District (Crawford, Cherokee, and Labette counties) for 
FY 2024.
3,774,366 0 3,774,366 30.01.
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Add language directing the agency to submit a report to the Senate Committee on 
Ways and Means and House Committee on Appropriations on or before January 1, 
2024 regarding the number of cases handled by assigned counsel, the total number of 
state attorneys in the agency, the average tenure of those attorneys over the last five 
years, the FY 2023 turnover rate, and any other information the agency deems 
valuable to evaluate the effectiveness of salary adjustments implemented over the last 
two years.
00 00.02.
$3,774,366 $0 $3,774,366 30.0Agency Subtotal
Judicial Branch
Add $200,000 SGF for Kansas Legal Services to conduct expungement fairs for FY 
2024.
200,000 0 200,000 0.01.
Delete $16.3 million SGF for salary adjustments for FY 2024 and review during 
deliberation on the statewide 5.0 percent pay plan at Omnibus.
(16,292,950) 0 (16,292,950) 0.02.
Delete 5.0 FTE positions for additional staff for FY 2024. 0 0 0 (5.0)3.
($16,092,950) $0 ($16,092,950) (5.0)Agency Subtotal
Kansas Human Rights Commission
Delete 3.0 FTE vacant and unfunded positions for FY 2024. The Budget Committee 
notes the agency currently budgets for 16.0 FTE positions and recommends lowering 
the total number of FTE positions.
0 0 0 (3.0)1.
$0 $0 $0 (3.0)Agency Subtotal
Department of Administration
Delete $1.5 million SGF and 10.0 FTE positions to not establish a Division of Policy 
within the Division of the Budget for FY 2024.
(1,485,094) 0 (1,485,094) (10.0)1.
Delete $500,000 SGF for a state workforce study for FY 2024. (500,000) 0 (500,000) 0.02.
Delete $500,000 from the Budget Fee Fund and do not transfer the same amount from 
the SGF for employee engagement activities across state agencies.
0 (500,000) (500,000) 0.03.
Add language to transfer $250,000 SGF to an endowment for the Friends of Cedar 
Crest Association for FY 2024 and add language prohibiting use of endowment funds, 
including interest income, until FY 2026. Interest income from this endowment would 
be used for the living quarters at Cedar Crest.
00 00.04.
Add language to utilize up to $6.5 million from federal ARPA funds for maintenance 
and upgrades to the State Printing Plant FY 2024. The amount utilized would be 
lapsed from the SGF appropriated for this purpose.
00 00.05.
($1,985,094) ($500,000) ($2,485,094) (10.0)Agency Subtotal
Department of Revenue
Add $9.8 million, all from federal ARPA funds, and delete $12.6 million from the 
License Plate Replacement Clearing Fund for replacement of embossed license plates 
for FY 2024. Add language to delete the transfer of $12.6 million from the State 
Highway Fund.
0 (2,875,000) (2,875,000) 0.01.
Delete 8.0 FTE positions for FY 2024. 0 0 0 (8.0)2.
$0 ($2,875,000) ($2,875,000) (8.0)Agency Subtotal
Department of Commerce
Add $3.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Sunflower Summer Program for FY 2024. 
Add language requiring the agency to expend funds to recruit and add new venues 
geographically located across the state to participate in the program and allow a 
participating venue that does not require an admission price or requests a small 
donation for admission to be reimbursed $5.00 for each program ticket used for 
admission.
0 3,000,000 3,000,000 0.01.
Add $3.0 million, all from federal ARPA funds, for a payment to an airport authority 
in a Kansas county with a population greater than 40,000 and less than 60,000 as of 
the 2020 census for FY 2024.
0 2,950,000 2,950,000 0.02.
Add $2.5 million, all from federal ARPA funds, for upgrades to a public relevision 
broadcasting studio in Western Kansas for FY 2024.
0 2,500,000 2,500,000 0.03.
Delete $1.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Early Childhood Education and Care 
Initiative for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (1,000,000) (1,000,000) 0.04.
Delete $1.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Returning Kansans Home marketing 
campaign for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (1,000,000) (1,000,000) 0.05.
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Delete $500,000, all from the EDIF, and 2.0 FTE positions for Salesforce data 
development for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (500,000) (500,000) (2.0)6.
Delete $279,500, all from the EDIF, and 2.0 FTE positions for the Research Division 
for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (279,500) (279,500) (2.0)7.
Delete $150,000, all from the EDIF, for the Murals and Public Arts Initiative within 
the Office of Rural Prosperity for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (150,000) (150,000) 0.08.
Add language allowing the approval of a STAR Bond project for a major amusement 
park and allow the project to be eligible for financing by special obligation bonds for 
FY 2024.
00 00.09.
Add language to increase the bonding authority for a rural development project 
without the issuance of special obligation bonds up to $25.0 million.
00 00.010.
$0 $5,520,500 $5,520,500 (4.0)Agency Subtotal
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office
Add $150,000 SGF for the Veterans Claims Assistance Program for FY 2024. 150,000 0 150,000 0.01.
Add $35,000 SGF for the Scattering Garden Wall project at the Kansas Veterans 
Cemetery at Fort Dodge for FY 2024.
35,000 0 35,000 0.02.
Add language for FY 2024 transferring the rights, title, and interest of the 
approximately 15 acres in Shawnee County from the Kansas Department for Aging 
and Disability Services to the Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs, contingent 
upon receiving federal funding to build a new Kansas Veterans home on the property.
00 00.03.
$185,000 $0 $185,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Health and Environment - Health
Delete $671.4 million, including the addition of $71.5 million SGF, to remove 
funding for Medicaid Expansion for FY 2024. The all funds deletion includes $703.4 
million from federal funds and $39.4 million from special revenue funds.
71,458,209 (742,808,209) (671,350,000) 0.01.
Add $7.9 million, including $3.2 million SGF to increase emergency medical service 
rates for FY 2024.
3,160,954 4,750,330 7,911,2842.
Add $3.0 million SGF for community-based primary care grants for FY 2024. 3,000,000 0 3,000,000 0.03.
Add $6.6 million, including $2.6 million SGF to increase the Medicaid physician fee 
schedule for FY 2024.
2,607,552 3,992,448 6,600,000 0.04.
Add $5.1 million, including $2.0 million SGF, to increase Durable Medical 
Equipment billing codes to 80.0 percent of Medicare rates for FY 2024.
2,031,294 3,035,034 5,066,328 0.05.
Add $800,000 SGF for local health departments to be distributed using the statutory 
distribution formula contained in KSA 65-242 for FY 2024.
800,000 0 800,000 0.06.
Add $938,756 SGF for the Kansas Tobacco Use Prevention Program for FY 2024. 938,756 0 938,756 0.07.
Add $500,000 SGF to fund Project Access and Wy Jo Care for FY 2024. These 
programs coordinate donated healthcare to provide care for low income, uninsured 
individuals.
500,000 0 500,000 0.08.
Add $1.2 million, including $482,880 SGF, to extend Medicaid adult dental coverage 
to include dentures and partials for FY 2024.
482,880 717,120 1,200,000 0.09.
Add $338,846 SGF to the Stan Clark Pregnancy Maintenance Initiative to increase 
case management services from six months to twelve months for FY 2024.
338,846 0 338,846 0.010.
Delete $260,000 SGF for a salary adjustment plan in the Health Facility Surveillance 
program for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus
(260,000) 0 (260,000) 0.011.
Delete $16,502, including $8,251 SGF, for a 2.5 percent salary increase for 11.0 FTE 
positions in the Medicaid program for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
(8,251) (8,251) (16,502) 0.012.
$85,050,240 ($730,321,528) ($645,271,288) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services
Delete $22.0 million SGF and add $22.0 million from federal ARPA funds to expand 
the Ascension Via Christi emergency room for FY 2024. The $22.0 million ARPA 
would be taken from the ARPA funds appropriated to the Department of 
Administration by the 2022 Legislature.
(22,000,000) 22,000,000 0 0.01.
Add $61.6 million, including $24.6 million SGF, to fund additional payments to 
nursing facilities based on the number of Medicaid residents served for FY 2024.
24,600,000 37,000,000 61,600,000 0.02.
Add $34.4 million, including $14.0 million SGF, to fully rebase the daily Medicaid 
rate for nursing facilities for FY 2024.
14,000,000 20,400,000 34,400,000 0.03.
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Add $13.0 million, including $5.2 million SGF, to increase the Home and Community 
Based Services (HCBS) Frail Elderly (FE) waiver reimbursement rates by 10.0 percent 
for FY 2024
5,200,000 7,800,000 13,000,000 0.04.
Add $7.4 million, including $3.0 million SGF, to increase the targeted case 
management reimbursement rate to $75.00 per hour for FY 2024.
3,000,000 4,400,000 7,400,000 0.05.
Add $3.0 million, including $1.2 million SGF, and add language to increase PACE 
reimbursement rates by 5.0 percent for FY 2024.
1,200,000 1,800,000 3,000,000 0.06.
Add $2.5 million, all from federal ARPA funds, to expand PACE for FY 2024 and 
review at Omnibus. This funding comes from a transfer to the agency of $66.0 
million, all from federal ARPA funds, which was approved by the State Finance 
Council on December 21, 2022 and recommended by the SPARK Taskforce.
0 2,500,000 2,500,000 0.07.
Add $2.1 million SGF and 1.0 FTE position to build capacity for crisis services for 
Kansans with I/DD for FY 2024. Add language requiring the agency to submit a 
report on the program to the Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare, House 
Committee on Health and Human Services, House Committee on Social Services 
Budget, and Senate Committee on Ways and Means Human Services Subcommittee.
2,093,000 0 2,093,000 1.08.
Add $1.5 million SGF for nutritional services for seniors for FY 2024, to be 
distributed through the Area Agencies on Aging.
1,500,000 0 1,500,000 0.09.
Add $1.0 million SGF for FY 2024 to analyze Kansas Assessment Management 
Information System (KAMIS) functions, measure performance, and make 
recommendations to maximize the value and performance of the system.
1,000,000 0 1,000,000 0.010.
Add $133,075 SGF for FY 2024 to increase annual funding for mental health first aid 
training to $266,150 annually.
133,075 0 133,075 0.011.
Add $116,250 SGF and 1.0 FTE position to create a dementia services coordinator 
position for FY 2024.
116,250 0 116,250 1.012.
Add $6.0 million SGF to increase allocations for substance use disorder services for 
the uninsured for FY 2024, and add language to lapse SGF if Problem Gambling and 
Addiction Grant Funds are available for this purpose.
6,000,000 0 6,000,000 0.013.
Add language directing the agency to certify CMHCs to transition to CCBHCs based 
on readiness, rather than the statutory schedule, for FY 2024.
00 00.014.
Add language to increase the maximum transfer of lottery vending machine revenue to 
the Community Crisis Stabilization Centers Fund and the Clubhouse Model Program 
Fund from $8.0 million to $9.0 million for FY 2024.
00 00.015.
Add language requiring the agency to conduct a study of I/DD service provider costs 
and to provide recommendations to the 2024 Legislature for funding adjustments 
based on inflationary indexes for FY 2024.
00 00.016.
Add language directing the agency to continue funding the EmberHope Youthville 
pilot program at current levels using existing resources for FY 2024.
00 00.017.
Add language requiring the agency to submit to CMS an initial application for a 
community support waiver for individuals with I/DD for FY 2024.
00 00.018.
Add language requesting an interim committee to take a holistic look at the nursing 
facility reimbursement rate system, including cost center caps and an acuity-based 
add-on for FY 2024.
00 00.019.
Add language to reimburse up to $5.0 million in costs of healthcare providers, law 
enforcement agencies, and counties on an hourly basis for patient observation and 
transportation following an evaluation and approval for stay at a state mental health 
hospital and admission to the state hospital, all from existing resources, for FY 2024.
00 00.020.
$36,842,325 $95,900,000 $132,742,325 2.0Agency Subtotal
Department for Children and Families
Add $2.5 million SGF for software as a service for FY 2024. 2,500,000 0 2,500,000 0.01.
Add $750,000 SGF for the WeKanDrive program for FY 2024. 750,000 0 750,000 0.02.
Add $300,000 SGF for the Hope Ranch program for women and add language 
directing the program to report to the Legislature on or before January 9, 2024 with 
performance measures to evaluate the program’s effectiveness for FY 2024.
300,000 0 300,000 0.03.
Add $780,000, all from the TANF fund, for the Boys and Girls Clubs for operational 
cost increases for FY 2024.
0 780,000 780,000 0.04.
Add $216,783 SGF to increase the reimbursement rate for the Centers for Independent 
Living by 20.0 percent for FY 2024.
216,783 0 216,783 0.05.
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Add $350,000 SGF for Safe Families for Kansas to expand coverage into four 
additional counties for FY 2024.
350,000 0 350,000 0.06.
Add $6.0 million, including $5.1 million SGF, for Children's Alliance of Kansas to 
fund development of a Foster Care Therapeutic Program for Child Placing Agencies to 
recruit, train and retain therapeutic foster homes for FY 2024.
5,086,200 913,800 6,000,000 0.07.
Add $2.0 million, including $1.9 million SGF, for evidence based juveniles services 
for delinquent youth for FY 2024.
1,866,400 133,600 2,000,000 0.08.
Add $1.0 million SGF for prevention services for youth with intellectual and 
developmental disabilities for FY 2024.
1,000,000 0 1,000,0009.
Add $972,000, including $486,000 SGF, to the Kansas Children’s Services League to 
expand Healthy Families America into four additional counties for FY 2024.
486,000 486,000 972,000 0.010.
Add $350,000, including $291,655 SGF, for the Children's' Alliance of Kansas to 
fund a KanCoach supervisor coaching program for FY 2024.
291,655 58,345 350,000 0.011.
$12,847,038 $2,371,745 $15,218,783 0.0Agency Subtotal
Larned State Hospital
Add $744,907 SGF and 6.0 FTE positions to create the Nursing House Supervisor 
classification for FY 2024.
744,907 0 744,907 0.01.
$744,907 $0 $744,907 0.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Regents
 Add $20,000 SGF for full payment of annual dues for Midwestern Higher Eduation 
Compact for FY 2024.
20,000 0 20,000 0.01.
Add $1.7 million for Washburn University within the $20 million financial aid from 
the Postsecondary Operating Grant
1,700,000 0 1,700,000 0.02.
Add $14.3 million SGF for community colleges to expand registered apprenticeships, 
technical education, businesses, and industry partnership, with distribution based on 
the FTE student count at each college for FY 2024.
14,300,000 0 14,300,000 0.03.
Add $2.0 million SGF to the State Scholarship Program for FY 2024. 2,000,000 0 2,000,000 0.04.
Add language for tuition for technical education (Excel CTE) stating that each college 
eligible for reimbursement receive a 5.0 percent increase to cover rising personnel cost 
for FY 2024.
00 00.05.
Add language prohibiting postsecondary educational institutions from expending 
funds to require an applicant, employee, student, or contractor to endorse or oppose an 
ideology, including those of diversity, equity, or inclusion, or to provide statements 
concerning commitment to such ideologies, for FY 2024, unless such expertise is 
necessary in that person's field. Add further language prohibiting preferential 
consideration to such persons that provide unsolicited statements concerning these 
ideologies, unless such expertise is necessary. These prohibitions shall not limit 
academic freedom relating to teaching, researching, or writing. This language permits 
compliance with federal and state anti-discrimination laws and allows actions against 
persons for violation of such law. Each institution shall submit a report to the Director 
of Legislative Research and the Attorney General regarding compliance
00 00.06.
Add language requiring the $5.0 million allocated for State Cybersecurity be funded  
from federal ARPA funds.
00 00.07.
Add language requiring the $35.2 million for the Kansas Comprehensive Grant be 
distributed in the same proportion as FY 2022.
00 00.08.
Add language to the tiered and non-tiered accounts stating that specified formulated 
amounts from the Board of Regents will be separately appropriated for transparency 
for FY 2024. The Board of Regents will use a three-year average for postsecondary 
tiered technical education state aid by determining the amount each community or 
technical college will receive from such college's enrollment data from academic year 
(AY) 2020, AY 2021, and AY 2022. Additionally, a 5.0 percent increase is included 
for rising personnel costs. The formula also includes a partial correction for previous 
funded status.
00 00.09.
Add $5.0 million SGF for capital outlay among community colleges that did not 
receive capital outlay funds. Funds should be distributed based on the number of 
technical education FTE students.
5,000,000 0 5,000,000 0.010.
Add $3.8 million SGF to the Career Technical Education Outlay Aid for FY 2024 and 
add language stating that the money shall be divided equally among the seven 
technical colleges and nine community colleges that are associated with technical 
education; and require a local match of non-state moneys on a $1 for $1 basis from 
either the college non-state funds or private donations including money or equipment.
00 00.011.
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Add language requiring items under the Postsecondary Operating Grant account be 
seperately appropriated in the bill for FY 2024.
00 00.012.
Delete $21.7 million SGF  from the Postsecondary Operating Grant account for FY 
2024 for State University Inflation.
(21,728,602) 0 (21,728,602) 0.013.
Delete $4.0 million SGF from the Postsecondary Operating Grant account for FY 
2024 for Student Mirco-Internships.
(4,000,000) 0 (4,000,000) 0.014.
Delete $541,137 SGF from the Postsecondary Operating Grant account for FY 2024 
for Washburn University Inflation.
(541,137) 0 (541,137) 0.015.
Delete $8.5 million SGF  from the Postsecondary Operating Grant account for FY 
2024 for the NISS Academic Playbook.
(8,500,000) 0 (8,500,000) 0.016.
Add language to transfer  $9.0  million from the transportation Technology 
Development Fund in the Kansas Department of Transportation  to a newly created 
account for the Transportation Research Fund to administer grant programs in FY 
2024.
0 9,000,000 9,000,000 0.017.
($11,749,739) $9,000,000 ($2,749,739) 0.0Agency Subtotal
KSU - Extension Systems and Agricultural Research Program
Add $5.0 million SGF to the COOP Extension service account for the K-State 105 
program for FY 2024. Add language requiring the agency to submit a report on 
expenditures to the  House Committee on  House Higher Education, House Committee 
on Appropriations and the Committee on Senate Ways and Means for FY 2024.
5,000,000 0 5,000,000 0.01.
$5,000,000 $0 $5,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
University of Kansas
Add $71.0 million from federal ARPA funds for the KSU and WSU Health Science 
Center joint project for FY 2024.
0 71,000,000 71,000,000 0.01.
Add $3.8 million SGF to the Kansas Geological Survey Program for capital 
improvements including water quality programs, and lab facility upgrades for FY 
2024.
0 3,800,000 3,800,000 0.02.
Add $1.9 million SGF to the Kansas Geological Survey Program for critical program 
restoration supporting scientists and software developers for FY 2024.
1,900,000 0 1,900,000 0.03.
$1,900,000 $74,800,000 $76,700,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Emporia State University
Add $9.0 million SGF to a newly appropriated Emporia State Investment Model 
account for FY 2024 and add language requiring the agency prepare a written report 
specifying and accounting for all moneys expended from such account to the House 
Committee on  Higher Education Budget ,House Committee on Appropriations and 
Committee on Senate Ways and Means on or before January 8, 2025.
9,000,000 0 9,000,000 0.01.
Add language authorizing bonding authority of $15.0 million for the demolition and 
renovation of certain facilities and construction of a new Department of Nursing and 
Student Wellness Center for FY 2024.
00 00.02.
$9,000,000 $0 $9,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Wichita State University
Add $71.0 million from federal ARPA funds for the KSU and WSU Health Science 
Center joint project.
0 71,000,000 71,000,000 0.01.
Add language authorizing bonding authority of $17.9 million for university stadium 
renovations for FY 2024.
00 00.02.
Add language authorizing bonding authority of $15.2 million for expansion of the 
NIAR Technology and Innovation Building for FY 2024.
00 00.03.
$0 $71,000,000 $71,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Education
Delete $6.8 billion, including $4.7 billion SGF, and 258.2 FTE positions to remove 
the Department of Education budget and insert the Department of Education budget 
into a separate bill, as recommended by the House Committee on K-12 Education 
Budget, for FY 2024.
(4,722,602,099) (2,083,207,382) (6,805,809,481) (258.2)1.
($4,722,602,099) ($2,083,207,382) ($6,805,809,481) (258.2)Agency Subtotal
School for the Deaf
Add $83,808 SGF and 1.0 FTE to hire a school counselor for FY 2024. 83,808 0 83,808 1.01.
Add $30,000 SGF for an outreach position (parent to parent support) for FY 2024. 30,000 0 30,000 0.02.
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$113,808 $0 $113,808 1.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Corrections
Add $1.4 million SGF to the newly created pathways to purpose pilot program 
account for FY 2024.
1,400,000 0 1,400,000 0.01.
Delete $9.6 million SGF from the operating expenditures to not move adult 
corrections officers to the Kansas Police and Firemen's retirement system for FY 2024.
(9,600,000) 0 (9,600,000) 0.02.
Add $4.0 million SGF for priority capital improvement projects and stay the 
demolition of the Lansing maximum unit for FY 2024.
4,000,000 0 4,000,000 0.03.
Add language to the Jobs for America's graduates-Kansas program to submit a report 
to the Juvenile Justice Oversight Committee on or after June 15, 2024, but on or 
before June 30, 2024 for FY 2024.
00 00.04.
($4,200,000) $0 ($4,200,000) 0.0Agency Subtotal
State Fire Marshal
Add $200,000, all from special revenue funds, for the Kansas Firefighter Recruitment 
and Safety Grant Program, which provides no-match funds to local fire departments 
primarily for PPE, for FY 2024. This adjustment provides a total of $400,000 for the 
grant program for FY 2024.
0 200,000 200,000 0.01.
$0 $200,000 $200,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Highway Patrol
Add $6.9 million and increase the transfer from the State Highway Fund to the 
Aircraft Fund by the same amount, to purchase and equip a new law enforcement 
helicopter for FY 2024. Add language that upon delivery of the new helicopter, at 
least one helicopter must be stationed at the Troop T location in the Wichita area.
0 6,900,000 6,900,000 0.01.
$0 $6,900,000 $6,900,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Add $2.9 million SGF for the Surge Initiative to address violent crime, crimes against 
children, and drug trafficking for FY 2024.
2,890,000 0 2,890,000 0.01.
Add $1.4 million, all from federal ARPA funds, for replacement of an HVAC system 
at the Great Bend laboratory ($910,000) and replacement of laboratory equipment 
($510,000) at the Forensic Science Center in Topeka for FY 2024.
0 1,420,000 1,420,000 0.02.
Delete $250,266 SGF for a salary adjustment that continues career progression plans 
for commissioned officers and forensic scientists for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
(250,266) 0 (250,266) 0.03.
$2,639,734 $1,420,000 $4,059,734 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Delete $22,008, all from special revenue funds, for a salaries and wages increase for 
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
0 (22,008) (22,008) 0.01.
$0 ($22,008) ($22,008) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Agriculture
Add $65,758, all from the State Water Plan Fund, for the Water Resource Cost Share 
Program for FY 2024.
0 65,758 65,758 0.01.
Delete $100,760 SGF, and 1.0 FTE position, for Agricultural Marketing for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
(100,760) 0 (100,760) (1.0)2.
Delete $702,015 SGF, and 2.0 FTE positions, for Water Appropriations for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
(702,015) 0 (702,015) (2.0)3.
Delete $375,917 SGF, and 1.0 FTE position, for Water Structures for FY 2024 and 
review at Omnibus.
(375,917) 0 (375,917) (1.0)4.
Delete $321,713 SGF, and 2.0 FTE positions, for Water Management for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
(321,713) 0 (321,713) (2.0)5.
Add $200,000, all from the State Water Plan Fund, for the Soil Health Initiative for 
FY 2024.
0 200,000 200,000 0.06.
($1,500,405) $265,758 ($1,234,647) (6.0)Agency Subtotal
Department of Wildlife and Parks
Delete $600,000 SGF for the purchase of land near the Lovewell Wildlife Area for FY 
2024.
(600,000) 0 (600,000) 0.01.
Delete 2.0 FTE positions for Parks and Trails for FY 2024. 0 0 0 0.02.
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Delete $2.5 million, all from special revenue funds, for KDWP law enforcement 
officers to join the Kansas Police and Firemen's retirement system for FY 2024 and 
review at Omnibus.
0 (2,500,000) (2,500,000) 0.03.
Add language allowing Kansas residents up to 15 years old to be eligible for a Kansas 
Kids Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License for FY 2024.
00 00.04.
($600,000) ($2,500,000) ($3,100,000) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Department of Transportation
Add $4.2 million, all from the Special City and County Highway Fund, and transfer 
the same amount from the SGF to the fund for formula aid to local governments for 
FY 2024. Add language authorizing the transfer up to $4.2 million SGF in the amount 
revenues to the fund fall short of the agency's estimate of $156.4 million, upon 
certification by the Director of the Budget, for FY 2024. This adjustment would offset 
a decreased highway revenue estimate.
0 4,226,614 4,226,614 0.01.
Delete $6.4 million, all from special revenue funds, for a salary adjustment plan 
involving equipment operators, engineers, and mechanics for FY 2024 and review at 
Omnibus.
0 (6,432,484) (6,432,484) 0.02.
Delete $4.0 million, all from the Transportation Technology Development Fund, and 
transfer $9.0 million from the fund to the Transportation Research Fund at the Board 
of Regents for FY 2024.
0 (4,000,000) (4,000,000) 0.03.
Add language authorizing the agency to continue a driver's education scholarship 
grant program for qualified individuals for FY 2024. The agency must submit a report 
to the House Committee on Appropriations, House Committee on Transportation, 
Senate Committee on Ways and Means, and Senate Committee on Transportation by 
January 8, 2024, regarding the program.
00 00.04.
$0 ($6,205,870) ($6,205,870) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Office of Administrative Hearings
Add $138,523, all from the Administrative Hearings Office Fund, for the first year of 
a two-year pay scale adjustment for Administrative Law Judges to achieve pay parity 
with Administrative Law Judges in the Department of Labor for FY 2024.
0 138,523 138,523 0.01.
$0 $138,523 $138,523 0.0Agency Subtotal
Other Statewide Adjustments
Add language directing all state agencies to publicly disclose on a website any grants 
awarded by an agency using State or Federal Funds for FY 2024. Such disclosure shall 
include the applicant's name, county where the project is located, description of the 
project, amount requested, and the date the agency received the application.
00 00.01.
Add language prohibiting expenditures from federal funds that have not been 
previously appropriated unless the federal fund is part of an existing State program 
that had been previously appropriated and is less than $10.0 million for FY 2024. Also 
add language directing any agency with a new expenditure from a federal fund to 
report such expenditures to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and the House 
Committee on Appropriations for FY 2024.
00 00.02.
Add language requiring all state agencies and contractors with the State to enroll and 
actively participate in e-verify for verification of employment eligibility for FY 2024.
00 00.03.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
State Employee Pay
Delete $169.5 million, including $65.5 million SGF, to not implement a statewide 5.0 
percent salary increase among state employees for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
(65,500,000) (104,000,000) (169,500,000) 0.01.
($65,500,000) ($104,000,000) ($169,500,000) 0.0Agency Subtotal
($4,663,074,626) ($2,675,350,294) ($7,338,424,920) (259.7)TOTAL
FY 2025
State Bank Commissioner
Delete $12.9 million, all from special revenue funds, to eliminate the agency's budget 
for FY 2025 and review at Omnibus.
0 (12,870,158) (12,870,158) 0.01.
Delete 2.0 FTE positions for IT examiners for FY 2025 and review at Omnibus. 0 0 0 (2.0)2.
$0 ($12,870,158) ($12,870,158) (2.0)Agency Subtotal
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Board of Barbering
Add language authorizing the agency to increase the examination fee for the practice 
of barbering from $100 to $150 for FY 2025.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board
Add language prohibiting the agency from requiring, as a condition of licensure or 
renewal, any program that includes diversity, equity, inclusion, anti-racism, or critical 
race theory for FY 2025.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Cosmetology
Delete 0.5 FTE position for a part-time senior administrative assistant for the 
enforcement department for FY 2025.
00 0(.5)1.
$0 $0 $0 (.5)Agency Subtotal
Optometry Board
Add $17,228, all from special revenue funds, and 1.0 FTE position to cross train a 
new Executive Officer with the retiring Executive Officer for three months for FY 
2025.
0 17,228 17,228 1.01.
$0 $17,228 $17,228 1.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Pharmacy
Add language regarding dispensing thresholds for telepharmacy outlets and location 
requirements for telepharmacy outlets being at least 20 miles from any registered 
pharmacy or being in a county that contains a city or municipality with a population 
greater than 50,000 individuals, and filing a prescription and causing the prescription 
to be delivered for administration to a medical care facility pharmacy, a practitioner or 
a patient who intends to transport such prescription to a medical care facility, clinic, 
practioners's office or pharmacy in FY 2023.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Governmental Ethics Commission
Delete $38,565 SGF for the agency's salary adjustment plan for FY 2025 and review 
at Omnibus.
(38,565) 0 (38,565) 0.01.
Add language that directs the money received by the agency from civil fines be placed 
into SGF rather than the agency's fee fund for FY 2025.
00 00.02.
($38,565) $0 ($38,565) 0.0Agency Subtotal
State Treasurer
Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas matching grant fund for FY 2025. 
Add language that caps construction at $50.0 million and technical support at $5.0 
million; allows money to remain in the special revenue fund; requires a means test 
being developed and used for those local communities applying for the infrastructure 
grants; requires the Legislative Budget Committee to approve all grant funding 
requests; requires the State Finance Council to approve any request to exceed the 
$55.0 million annual cap; and requires an annual report from each state agency 
assisting local communities with the process to the Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means and House Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, expenditure 
requests, and approved projects.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Commerce
Add $3.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Sunflower Summer Program for FY 2025. 
Add language requiring the agency to expend funds to recruit and add new venues 
geographically located across the state to participate in the program and allow a 
participating venue that does not require an admission price or requests a small 
donation for admission to be reimbursed $5.00 for each program ticket used for 
admission.
0 3,000,000 3,000,000 0.01.
$0 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Board of Regents
Add language requiring the $35.2 million for the Kansas Comprehensive Grant be 
distributed in the same proportion as FY 2022.
00 00.01.
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Add language prohibiting postsecondary educational institutions from expending 
funds to require an applicant, employee, student, or contractor to endorse or oppose an 
ideology, including those of diversity, equity, or inclusion, or to provide statements 
concerning commitment to such ideologies, for FY 2024, unless such expertise is 
necessary in that person's field. Add further language prohibiting preferential 
consideration to such persons that provide unsolicited statements concerning these 
ideologies, unless such expertise is necessary. These prohibitions shall not limit 
academic freedom relating to teaching, researching, or writing. This language permits 
compliance with federal and state anti-discrimination laws and allows actions against 
persons for violation of such law. Each institution shall submit a report to the Director 
of Legislative Research and the Attorney General regarding compliance.
00 00.02.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
KSU - Extension Systems and Agricultural Research Program
Add $5.0 million SGF to the COOP Extension service account for the K-State 105 
program for FY 2025. Add language requiring the agency to submit a report on 
expenditures to the House Committee on Higher Education Budget and House 
Committee on Appropriations and Committee on Senate Ways and Means.
5,000,000 0 5,000,000 0.01.
$5,000,000 $0 $5,000,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
University of Kansas
Add $850,000 SGF to the geological survey account for FY 2025. 850,000 0 850,000 0.01.
$850,000 $0 $850,000 0.0Agency Subtotal
Emporia State University
Add language requiring the agency  to prepare a written report specifying and 
accounting for all moneys expended from the Emporia State Investment Model 
account to the House Committee Higher Education Budget Committee and House 
Committee on Appropriations on or before Jan 8, 2025.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Education
Delete $4.0 billion, including $2.7 billion SGF, to remove the Department of 
Education budget and insert the Department of Education budget into a separate bill, 
as recommended by the House Committee on K-12 Education Budget, for FY 2025.
(2,684,923,000) (1,267,299,658) (3,952,222,658) 0.01.
($2,684,923,000) ($1,267,299,658) ($3,952,222,658) 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Corrections
Add language for the pathways to purpose pilot program to reappropriate unspent SGF 
from FY 2024 to FY 2025.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Kansas Department of Transportation
Add language authorizing the agency to continue a driver's education scholarship 
grant program for qualified individuals for FY 2025. The agency must submit a report 
to the House Committee on Appropriations, House Committee on Transportation, 
Senate Committee on Ways and Means, and Senate Committee on Transportation by 
January 13, 2025, regarding the program.
1.
Agency Subtotal
Office of Administrative Hearings
Add $138,522, all from the Administrative Hearings Office Fund, for the second year 
of a two-year pay scale adjustment for Administrative Law Judges to achieve pay 
parity with Administrative Law Judges in the Department of Labor for FY 2025.
0 138,522 138,522 0.01.
$0 $138,522 $138,522 0.0Agency Subtotal
Other Statewide Adjustments
Add language requiring all state agencies and contractors with the State to enroll and 
actively participate in e-verify for verification of employment eligibility for FY 2025.
00 00.01.
Add language directing all state agencies to publicly disclose on a website any grants 
awarded by an agency using State or Federal Funds for FY 2025. Such disclosure shall 
include the applicant's name, county where the project is located, description of the 
project, amount requested, and the date the agency received the application.
00 00.02.
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Add language prohibiting expenditures from federal funds that have not been 
previously appropriated unless the federal fund is part of an existing State program 
that had been previously appropriated and is less than $10.0 million for FY 2025. Also 
add language directing any agency with a new expenditure from a federal fund to 
report such expenditures to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and the House 
Committee on Appropriations for FY 2025.
00 00.03.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
($2,679,111,565) ($1,277,014,066) ($3,956,125,631) (1.5)TOTAL
FY 2026
State Treasurer
Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas matching grant fund for FY 2026. 
Add language that caps technical support at $5.0 million; allows money to remain in 
the special revenue fund; requires a means test being developed and used for those 
local communities applying for the infrastructure grants; continues the Build Kansas  
Joint Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint Committee to approve the projects, 
subject to the approval of the State Finance Council; requires the State Finance 
Council to approve any request to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires 
an annual report from each state agency assisting local communities with the process 
to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and House Committee on 
Appropriations on expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved projects.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
KSU - Extension Systems and Agricultural Research Program
Add language requiring  the agency shall submit a report on expenditures for the 
KSTATE 105 Project to the House Committee on  Higher Education Budget , House 
Committee on Appropriations and the Committee on Senate Ways and Means for FY 
2026.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
Department of Corrections
Add language that the agency will provide a report to the Kansas Legislature on or 
before June 30, 2026 on the results of the pathways to purpose three year pilot 
program for FY 2026.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
$0 $0 $0 0.0TOTAL
FY 2027
State Treasurer
Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas matching grant fund for FY 2027. 
Add language that caps technical support at $5.0 million; allows money to remain in 
the special revenue fund; requires a means test being developed and used for those 
local communities applying for the infrastructure grants; continues the Build Kansas  
Joint Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint Committee to approve the projects, 
subject to the approval of the State Finance Council; requires the State Finance 
Council to approve any request to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires 
an annual report from each state agency assisting local communities with the process 
to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and House Committee on 
Appropriations on expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved projects.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
$0 $0 $0 0.0TOTAL
FY 2028
State Treasurer
Add language for FY 2028 to the Build Kansas matching grant fund that allows 
money to remain in the special revenue fund; continues the Build Kansas  Joint 
Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint Committee  to approve the projects, 
subject to the approval of the State Finance Council; requires the State Finance 
Council to approve any request to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires 
an annual report from each state agency assisting local communities with the process 
to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means and House Committee on 
Appropriations on expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved projects.
00 00.01.
$0 $0 $0 0.0Agency Subtotal
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$0 $0 $0 0.0TOTAL
4/6/2023Page 16 of 16	4:50 PMKansas Legislative Research Department Conference Committee Report for Senate Sub. for HB 2184
House Committee AdjustmentsSenate AdjustmentsConference Committee
House Sub. for SB 42
Mega Bill
Senate Sub. for SB 155
CCR for Senate Sub. for HB 2184
Ellsworth Correctional Facility	Sec.--
Ellsworth Correctional Facility	Sec.2
Ellsworth Correctional Facility	Sec.
2
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Ellsworth Correctional 
Facility to pay $21, all from within existing resources 
in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim 
against the State regarding two claims involving an 
inmate's lost property in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
El Dorado Correctional Facility	Sec.--
El Dorado Correctional Facility	Sec.2
El Dorado Correctional Facility	Sec.
2
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional 	Facility to pay $300, all from within existing 
resources in the agency's SGF operating account, 
for a claim against the State regarding an inmate's 
lost property in FY 2023 and add language updating 
claimant address.
Concur with the House and pay the claim and add 
the language.
1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional 
Facility to pay $23, all from within existing resources 
in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim 
against the State regarding an inmate's lost 
necklace in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	2.	2.2.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional 
Facility to pay $36, all from within existing resources 
in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim 
against the State regarding an inmate's lost property 
in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	3.	3.3.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the El Dorado Correctional 
Facility to pay $29, all from within existing resources 
in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim 
against the State regarding an inmate's damaged 
radio in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	4.	4.4.
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Hutchinson Correctional Facility	Sec.--
Hutchinson Correctional Facility	Sec.2
Hutchinson Correctional Facility	Sec.
2
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Hutchinson 
Correctional Facility to pay $50, all from within 
existing resources in the agency's SGF operating 
account, for a claim against the State regarding an 
inmate's lost law book in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Hutchinson 
Correctional Facility to pay $108, all from within 
existing resources in the agency's SGF operating 
account, for a claim against the State regarding lost 
inmate property in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	2.	2.2.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Hutchinson 
Correctional Facility to pay $59, all from within 
existing resources in the agency's SGF operating 
account, for a claim against the State regarding an 
inmate's food items that were destroyed in FY 2023 
and add language updating claimant address.
Concur with the House and  pay the claim and add 
the language.
3.	3.3.
Lansing Correctional Facility	Sec.--
Lansing Correctional Facility	Sec.2
Lansing Correctional Facility	Sec.
2
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Lansing Correctional 
Facility to pay $315, all from within existing 
resources in the agency's SGF operating account, 
for a claim against the State regarding unpaid 
restitution owed to the inmate in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Lansing Correctional 
Facility to pay $250, all from within existing 
resources in the agency's SGF operating account, 
for a claim against the State regarding lost inmate 
property in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	2.	2.2.
Norton Correctional Facility	Sec.--
Norton Correctional Facility	Sec.2
Norton Correctional Facility	Sec.
2
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Add language authorizing the Norton Correctional 
Facility to pay $50, all from within existing resources 
in the agency's SGF operating account, for a claim 
against the State regarding an inmate's damaged 
music player in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
Larned State Hospital	Sec.--
Larned State Hospital	Sec.3
Larned State Hospital	Sec.
3
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Pay $680, all from existing resources in the agency's 
SGF operations account, for claims against the State 
regarding lost or damaged patient property in FY 
2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
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Adjutant General	Sec.--
Adjutant General	Sec.4
Adjutant General	Sec.
4
Concur with the House, pay the claim, and add the 
language.
Pay $5,714, all from existing resources in the 
agency's SGF operations account, for claims against 
the State regarding a damaged vehicle in FY 2023 
and add language updating claimant address.
Concur with the House, pay the claim, and add the 
language.
1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Pay $592, all from existing resources in the agency's 
SGF operations account, for claims against the State 
regarding a damaged vehicle in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	2.	2.2.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.--
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.5
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.
5
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Pay $1,607, all from existing resources in the 
agency's SGF operations account, for claims against 
the State for property damage resulting from a 
fugitive standoff in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
Department of Revenue	Sec.--
Department of Revenue	Sec.7
Department of Revenue	Sec.
7
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Pay $7,087 from the Motor Fuel Tax Refund Fund for 
taxes paid on fuel for school buses and off-highway 
uses including farming in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	1.	1.1.
State Bank Commissioner	Sec.4
State Bank Commissioner	Sec.11
State Bank Commissioner	Sec.
11
Did not consider deleting the funding and 2.0 FTE 
positions.
Delete $39,819, all from special revenue funds, and 
2.0 FTE positions for IT examiners in FY 2023 and 
review at Omnibus.
Delete the FTE positions.	1.	1.1.
State Bank Commissioner	Sec.5
State Bank Commissioner	Sec.12
State Bank Commissioner	Sec.
12
Add $12,420, all from special revenue funds, for a 
board member per diem rate increase and add 
language directing that this funding only be used if 
there is a change to the statutory limit for board 
member per diem for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the funding or language. Concur with the House and do not add the funding 
or language. Review at Omnibus.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Did not consider deleting the funding.Delete $13.0 million, all from special revenue 
funds, to eliminate the agency's budget for FY 
2024 and review at Omnibus.
2.	2.2.
Did not consider deleting the funding and 2.0 FTE 
positions.
Delete $158,527, all from special revenue funds, and 
2.0 FTE positions for IT examiners for FY 2024 and 
review at Omnibus.
Delete the FTE positions.	3.	3.3.
Add $12,420, all from special revenue funds, for a 
board member per diem rate increase and add 
language directing that this funding only be used if 
there is a change to the statutory limit for board 
member per diem for FY 2025.
Did not recommend adding the funding or language. Concur with the House and do not add the funding 
or language. Review at Omnibus.
4.	4.4.
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Did not consider deleting the funding.	Did not consider deleting the funding.Delete $12.9 million, all from special revenue 
funds, to eliminate the agency's budget for FY 
2025 and review at Omnibus.
5.	5.5.
Did not consider deleting the funding and 2.0 FTE.	Delete $157,110, all from special revenue funds, and 
2.0 FTE positions for IT examiners for FY 2025 and 
review at Omnibus.
Delete the FTE positions.	6.	6.6.
Board of Barbering	Sec.7
Board of Barbering	Sec.14
Board of Barbering	Sec.
14
Add language authorizing the agency to increase 
the examination fee for the practice of barbering 
from $100 to $150 for FY 2024.
Did not consider adding the language.Concur with the Senate and add the language.	1.	1.1.
Add language authorizing the agency to increase 
the examination fee for the practice of barbering 
from $100 to $150 for FY 2025.
Did not consider adding the language.Concur with the Senate and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board	Sec.8
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board	Sec.15
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board	Sec.
15
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language prohibiting the agency from requiring, 
as a condition of licensure or renewal, any program 
that includes diversity, equity, inclusion, anti-racism, 
or critical race theory for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language prohibiting the agency from requiring, 
as a condition of licensure or renewal, any program 
that includes diversity, equity, inclusion, anti-racism, 
or critical race theory for FY 2025.
Concur with the House and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Board of Cosmetology	Sec.10
Board of Cosmetology	Sec.17
Board of Cosmetology	Sec.
17
Did not recommend deleting the funding or FTE 
position.
Delete $17,177, all from special revenue funds, and 
0.5 FTE position for a part-time senior administrative 
assistant for the enforcement department for FY 
2024.
Delete the FTE position but not the funding.	1.	1.1.
Did not recommend deleting the funding or FTE 
position.
Delete $17,460, all from special revenue funds, and 
0.5 FTE position for a part-time senior administrative 
assistant for the enforcement department for FY 
2025.
Delete the FTE position but not the funding.	2.	2.2.
Optometry Board	Sec.17
Optometry Board	Sec.24
Optometry Board	Sec.
24
Add $34,456, all from special revenue funds, and 
1.0 FTE position to cross train a new Executive 
Officer with the retiring Executive Officer for six 
months for FY 2025.
Add $17,228, all from special revenue funds, and 1.0 
FTE position to cross train a new Executive Officer 
with the retiring Executive Officer for three months 
for FY 2025.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
1.0 FTE position.
1.	1.1.
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Board of Pharmacy	Sec.--
Board of Pharmacy	Sec.25
Board of Pharmacy	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language regarding dispensing thresholds for  
telepharmacy outlets and location requirements 
for telepharmacy outlets being at least 20 miles 
from any registered pharmacy or being in a county 
that contains a city or municipality with a 
population greater than 50,000 individuals, and 
filing a prescription and causing the prescription to 
be delivered for administration to a medical care 
facility pharmacy, a practitioner or a patient who 
intends to transport such prescription to a medical 
care facility, clinic, practioners's office or 
pharmacy in FY 2023.
1.	1.1.
Board of Pharmacy	Sec.--
Board of Pharmacy	Sec.26
Board of Pharmacy	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language regarding dispensing thresholds for  
telepharmacy outlets and location requirements 
for telepharmacy outlets being at least 20 miles 
from any registered pharmacy or being in a county 
that contains a city or municipality with a 
population greater than 50,000 individuals, and 
filing a prescription and causing the prescription to 
be delivered for administration to a medical care 
facility pharmacy, a practitioner or a patient who 
intends to transport such prescription to a medical 
care facility, clinic, practioners's office or 
pharmacy for FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language regarding dispensing thresholds for  
telepharmacy outlets and location requirements 
for telepharmacy outlets being at least 20 miles 
from any registered pharmacy or being in a county 
that contains a city or municipality with a 
population greater than 50,000 individuals, and 
filing a prescription and causing the prescription to 
be delivered for administration to a medical care 
facility pharmacy, a practitioner or a patient who 
intends to transport such prescription to a medical 
care facility, clinic, practioners's office or 
pharmacy for FY 2025.
2.	2.2.
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Real Estate Appraisal Board	Sec.--
Real Estate Appraisal Board	Sec.27
Real Estate Appraisal Board	Sec.
27
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing the Kansas Real Estate 
Appraisal Board to review the Practical Applications 
of Real Estate Appraisal (PAREA) program and to 
begin taking part in the program as soon as possible 
to facilitate an increase in the number of appraisers 
available in Kansas. The agency will present a report 
to the House Committee on Appropriations and the 
House Committee on General Government Budget 
by January 31, 2024.
Concur with the House and add language to 
include presenting the report to the Senate Ways 
and Means Committee.
1.	1.1.
Governmental Ethics Commission	Sec.24
Governmental Ethics Commission	Sec.31
Governmental Ethics Commission	Sec.
31
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
review at Omnibus.
Delete $38,898 SGF for salary adjustments for FY 
2024 and review the request during deliberation on 
the statewide 5.0 percent pay plan increases at 
Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
review at Omnibus.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language that directs the money received by the 
agency from civil fines be deposited into SGF rather 
than the agency's fee fund for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
review at Omnibus.
Delete $38,565 SGF for salary adjustments for FY 
2025 and review the request during deliberation on 
the statewide 5.0 percent pay plan increases at 
Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
review at Omnibus.
3.	3.3.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language that directs the money received by the 
agency from civil fines be placed into SGF rather 
than the agency's fee fund for FY 2025.
Concur with the House and add the language.	4.	4.4.
Legislature	Sec.--
Legislature	Sec.35
Legislature	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the funding or the 
language.
Did not consider adding the funding or the language. Add $100,000 SGF to release a Request for 
Proposal for a Constituent Contact Program for FY 
2024.
1.	1.1.
Office of the Governor	Sec.31
Office of the Governor	Sec.38
Office of the Governor	Sec.
38
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $120,000 SGF to Court Appointed Special 
Advocate (CASA) programs funded through the 
Governor's Grants Program for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
the FTE positions.
Delete $113,155 SGF and 2.0 FTE positions in the 
Commissions on Disabilities and Minority Affairs 
Program for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
the FTE positions.
2.	2.2.
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Attorney General	Sec.32
Attorney General	Sec.39
Attorney General	Sec.
39
Concur with the House and add the funding from 
SGF and delete the same amount from special 
revenue funds.
Add $650,296 SGF and delete the same amount 
from special revenue funds for FY 2024 to restore a 
10.0 percent SGF reduction implemented in FY 2020 
as part of a reduced resources budget.
Concur with the House and add the funding from 
SGF and delete the same amount from special 
revenue funds.
1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
FTE positions.
Add $375,000, all from the Fraud and Abuse 
Criminal Prosecution Fund, and 4.0 FTE positions, 
for the Fraud and Abuse Litigation Division to 
support investigations and criminal prosecution of 
sports wagering, financial, and economic crimes 
involving unauthorized gambling for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
FTE positions.
2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Add $340,000 SGF to address personnel needs in 
the Office of the Medicaid Inspector
General for FY 2024.
3.	3.3.
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language to include for profit private entities 
to the definition of "qualified applicant" in the 
Kansas Fights Addiction Act for FY 2024.
4.	4.4.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language transferring $375,000 from the White 
Collar Crime Fund to the Fraud and Abuse Criminal 
Prosecution Fund for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
5.	5.5.
Secretary of State	Sec.33
Secretary of State	Sec.40
Secretary of State	Sec.
40
Did not consider adding the transfer.	Add language to transfer $200,000 SGF to the 
Democracy Fund for the second HAVA state match 
requested by the agency for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the transfer.	1.	1.1.
State Treasurer	Sec.34
State Treasurer	Sec.41
State Treasurer	Sec.
--
Add $52.0 million SGF to a new investment fund 
for water storage debt payments associated with 
Milford and Perry reservoirs in FY 2023.
Did not consider adding the funding.Add the funding and add language to pay off the 
water debt in FY 2028.
1.	1.1.
State Treasurer	Sec.--
State Treasurer	Sec.42
State Treasurer	Sec.
41
Did not consider adding the funding and language.	Add $2.0 million SGF to the Alternatives to Abortion 
Program account to establish a statewide program to 
enhance and increase resources that promote 
childbirth instead of abortion to women facing 
unplanned pregnancies and to offer a full range of 
services, including pregnancy support centers, 
adoption assistance, and maternity homes for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Did not consider adding the transfer and language.	Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2024. Add language that 
caps construction at $50.0 million and technical 
support at $5.0 million; allows money to remain in 
the special revenue fund; requires a means test 
being developed and used for those local 
communities applying for the infrastructure grants; 
requires Legislative Budget Committee to approve 
all grant funding requests; requires the State 
Finance Council to approve any request to exceed 
the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires an annual 
report from each state agency assisting local 
communities with the process to the Senate 
Committee on Ways and Means and House 
Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, 
expenditure requests, and approved projects.
Transfer $50.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2024. Add language 
that caps technical support at $5.0 million; allows 
money to remain in the special revenue fund; 
requires a means test being developed and used 
for those local communities applying for the 
infrastructure grants; continues the Build Kansas  
Joint Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint 
Committee to approve the projects, subject to the 
approval of the State Finance Council; requires 
the State Finance Council to approve any request 
to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and 
requires an annual report from each state agency 
assisting local communities with the process to the 
Senate Committee on Ways and Means and 
House Committee on Appropriations on 
expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved 
projects.
2.	2.2.
State Treasurer	Sec.--
State Treasurer	Sec.43
State Treasurer	Sec.
42
Did not consider adding the transfer and language.	Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2025. Add language that 
caps construction at $50.0 million and technical 
support at $5.0 million; allows money to remain in 
the special revenue fund; requires a means test 
being developed and used for those local 
communities applying for the infrastructure grants; 
requires Legislative Budget Committee to approve 
all grant funding requests; requires the State 
Finance Council to approve any request to exceed 
the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires an annual 
report from each state agency assisting local 
communities with the process to the Senate 
Committee on Ways and Means and House 
Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, 
expenditure requests, and approved projects.
Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2025. Add language 
that caps technical support at $5.0 million; allows 
money to remain in the special revenue fund; 
requires a means test being developed and used 
for those local communities applying for the 
infrastructure grants; continues the Build Kansas  
Joint Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint 
Committee to approve the projects, subject to the 
approval of the State Finance Council; requires 
the State Finance Council to approve any request 
to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and 
requires an annual report from each state agency 
assisting local communities with the process to the 
Senate Committee on Ways and Means and 
House Committee on Appropriations on 
expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved 
projects.
1.	1.1.
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State Treasurer	Sec.-
State Treasurer	Sec.44
State Treasurer	Sec.
43
Did not consider adding the transfer and language.	Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2026. Add language that 
caps construction at $50.0 million and technical 
support at $5.0 million; allows money to remain in 
the special revenue fund; requires a means test 
being developed and used for those local 
communities applying for the infrastructure grants; 
requires Legislative Budget Committee to approve 
all grant funding requests; requires the State 
Finance Council to approve any request to exceed 
the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires an annual 
report from each state agency assisting local 
communities with the process to the Senate 
Committee on Ways and Means and House 
Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, 
expenditure requests, and approved projects.
Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2026. Add language 
that caps technical support at $5.0 million; allows 
money to remain in the special revenue fund; 
requires a means test being developed and used 
for those local communities applying for the 
infrastructure grants; continues the Build Kansas  
Joint Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint 
Committee to approve the projects, subject to the 
approval of the State Finance Council; requires 
the State Finance Council to approve any request 
to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and 
requires an annual report from each state agency 
assisting local communities with the process to the 
Senate Committee on Ways and Means and 
House Committee on Appropriations on 
expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved 
projects.
1.	1.1.
State Treasurer	Sec.--
State Treasurer	Sec.45
State Treasurer	Sec.
44
Did not consider adding the transfer and language.	Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2027. Add language that 
caps construction at $50.0 million and technical 
support at $5.0 million; allows money to remain in 
the special revenue fund; requires a means test 
being developed and used for those local 
communities applying for the infrastructure grants; 
requires Legislative Budget Committee to approve 
all grant funding requests; requires the State 
Finance Council to approve any request to exceed 
the $55.0 million annual cap; and requires an annual 
report from each state agency assisting local 
communities with the process to the Senate 
Committee on Ways and Means and House 
Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, 
expenditure requests, and approved projects. The 
fund shall be abolished in FY 2028.
Transfer $55.0 million SGF to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund for FY 2027. Add language 
that caps technical support at $5.0 million; allows 
money to remain in the special revenue fund; 
requires a means test being developed and used 
for those local communities applying for the 
infrastructure grants; continues the Build Kansas  
Joint Committee; requires the Build Kansas Joint 
Committee to approve the projects, subject to the 
approval of the State Finance Council; requires 
the State Finance Council to approve any request 
to exceed the $55.0 million annual cap; and 
requires an annual report from each state agency 
assisting local communities with the process to the 
Senate Committee on Ways and Means and 
House Committee on Appropriations on 
expenditures, expenditure requests, and approved 
projects.
1.	1.1.
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State Treasurer	Sec.--
State Treasurer	Sec.46
State Treasurer	Sec.
45
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language for the Build Kansas fund that allows 
money to remain in the special revenue fund; 
requires Legislative Budget Committee to approve 
all grant funding requests; requires the State 
Finance Council to approve any request; requires an 
annual report from each state agency assisting local 
communities with the process to the Senate 
Committee on Ways and Means and House 
Committee on Appropriations on expenditures, 
expenditure requests, and approved projects by 
September 30, 2027; transfers all money remaining 
in the fund to SGF on September 30, 2027; and 
abolishes the fund as of September 30, 2027.
Add language for FY 2028 to the Build Kansas 
matching grant fund that allows money to remain 
in the special revenue fund; continues the Build 
Kansas Joint Committee; requires the Build 
Kansas Joint Committee  to approve the projects, 
subject to the approval of the State Finance 
Council; requires the State Finance Council to 
approve any request to exceed the $55.0 million 
annual cap; and requires an annual report from 
each state agency assisting local communities 
with the process to the Senate Committee on 
Ways and Means and House Committee on 
Appropriations on expenditures, expenditure 
requests, and approved projects.
1.	1.1.
Insurance Department	Sec.--
Insurance Department	Sec.47
Insurance Department	Sec.
46
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language prohibiting the Insurance 
Commissioner from making any changes in 
regards to essential health benefits in FY 2023.
1.	1.1.
Insurance Department	Sec.36
Insurance Department	Sec.47
Insurance Department	Sec.
46
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language prohibiting the Insurance 
Commissioner from making any changes in 
regards to essential health benefits for FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Board of Indigents' Defense Services	Sec.41
Board of Indigents' Defense Services	Sec.52
Board of Indigents' Defense Services	Sec.
51
Did not recommend adding the funding and FTE 
positions.
Add $3.8 million SGF, and 30.0 FTE positions, to 
cover first-year start-up costs and staffing to 
establish public defender offices in the 29th Judicial 
District (Wyandotte County) and the 11th Judicial 
District (Crawford, Cherokee, and Labette counties) 
for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
FTE positions.
1.	1.1.
Add language directing the agency to submit a 
report to the Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means on or before January 1, 2024 regarding the 
number of cases handled by assigned counsel, the 
total number of state attorneys in the agency, the 
average tenure of those attorneys over the last five 
years, the FY 2023 turnover rate, and any other 
information the agency deems valuable to evaluate 
the effectiveness of salary adjustments 
implemented over the last two years.
Did not consider adding the language.Add language directing the agency to submit a 
report to the Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means and House Committee on Appropriations 
on or before January 1, 2024 regarding the 
number of cases handled by assigned counsel, 
the total number of state attorneys in the agency, 
the average tenure of those attorneys over the last 
five years, the FY 2023 turnover rate, and any 
other information the agency deems valuable to 
evaluate the effectiveness of salary adjustments 
implemented over the last two years.
2.	2.2.
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Judicial Branch	Sec.44
Judicial Branch	Sec.55
Judicial Branch	Sec.
54
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $200,000 SGF for Kansas Legal Services to 
conduct expungement fairs for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete $16.3 million SGF for salary adjustments for 
FY 2024 and review during
deliberation on the statewide 5.0 percent pay plan
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	2.	2.2.
Did not recommend deleting the FTE positions.	Delete 5.0 FTE positions for additional staff for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and delete the FTE 
positions.
3.	3.3.
Kansas Human Rights Commission	Sec.46
Kansas Human Rights Commission	Sec.57
Kansas Human Rights Commission	Sec.
56
Did not consider deleting the FTE positions.	Delete 3.0 vacant and unfunded FTE positions in FY 
2023. The Budget Committee notes the agency 
currently budgets for 16.0 FTE positions and 
recommends lowering the total number of FTE 
positions.
Concur with the House and delete the FTE 
positions.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $22,212 SGF to reduce overall expenditures 
in FY 2023.
Concur with the Senate and do not delete the 
funding.
2.	2.2.
Kansas Human Rights Commission	Sec.47
Kansas Human Rights Commission	Sec.58
Kansas Human Rights Commission	Sec.
57
Did not consider deleting the FTE positions.	Delete 3.0 vacant and unfunded FTE positions for 
FY 2024. The Budget Committee notes the agency 
currently budgets for 16.0 FTE positions and 
recommends lowering the total number of FTE 
positions.
Concur with the House and delete the FTE 
positions.
1.	1.1.
Department of Administration	Sec.51
Department of Administration	Sec.62
Department of Administration	Sec.
61
Delete the transfer of $500.0 million from the SGF 
to the Budget Stabilization Fund in FY 2023.
Did not consider deleting the transfer.Add language to increase the transfer from the 
SGF to the Budget Stabilization Fund to $600.0 
million in FY 2023.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider transferring the funds.	Transfer $250,000 SGF to an endowment for the 
Friends of Cedar Crest Association in FY 2023 and 
add language prohibiting use of endowment funds, 
including interest income, until FY 2026. Interest 
income from this endowment would be used for the 
living quarters at Cedar Crest.
Concur with the House and transfer the funds.	2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $15,000 SGF to reimburse the Friends of Cedar 
Crest Association for the living quarters at Cedar 
Crest in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	3.	3.3.
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Concur with the Houe and pay the claim.	Pay $1,989, all from existing resources in the 
agency's SGF operations account, for damages 
sustained by the claimant’s vehicle from a 
malfunctioning security gate at a state parking 
garage in FY 2023 and add language updating 
claimant address.
Concur with the House, pay the claim, and add the 
language.
4.	4.4.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	Pay $4,072, all from existing resources in the 
agency's SGF operations account, for damages 
sustained by the claimant’s vehicle from a 
malfunctioning security gate at a state parking 
garage in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and pay the claim.	5.	5.5.
Department of Administration	Sec.52
Department of Administration	Sec.63
Department of Administration	Sec.
62
Did not consider deleting the funding and do not 
transfer the funds.
Delete $6.5 million SGF and add the same amount 
from federal funds for FY 2024. Transfer the same 
amount from the Legislature Employment Security 
Fund in the Legislative Coordinating Council to an 
American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) account in the 
Department of Administration for maintenance and 
upgrades to the State Printing Plant.
Add language to utilize up to $6.5 million from 
federal ARPA funds for maintenance and 
upgrades to the State Printing Plant FY 2024. The 
amount utilized would be lapsed from the SGF 
appropriated for this purpose.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider transferring the funds.	Did not consider transferring the funds.Transfer $250,000 SGF to an endowment for the 
Friends of Cedar Crest Association for FY 2024 
and add language prohibiting use of endowment 
funds, including interest income, until FY 2026. 
Interest income from this endowment would be 
used for the living quarters at Cedar Crest.
2.	2.2.
Did not consider deleting the funding or the FTE 
position.
Delete $113,415 SGF and 1.0 FTE position to not 
create a new Budget Analyst position in the Division 
of the Budget.
Concur with the Senate and do not delete the 
funding or the FTE position.
3.	3.3.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $500,000 SGF for a state workforce study for 
FY 2024.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	4.	4.4.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $500,000 from the Budget Fee Fund and do 
not transfer the same amount from the SGF for 
employee engagement activities across state 
agencies.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	5.	5.5.
Delete $1.5 million SGF and 10.0 FTE positions to 
not establish a Division of Policy within the Division 
of the Budget for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and delete the funding and 
the FTE position.
Concur with the Senate and delete the funding 
and the FTE positions.
6.	6.6.
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Office of Administrative Hearings	Sec.56
Office of Administrative Hearings	Sec.68
Office of Administrative Hearings	Sec.
67
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $138,523, all from the Administrative Hearings 
Office Fund, for the first year of a two-year pay scale 
adjustment for Administrative Law Judges to achieve 
pay parity with Administrative Law Judges in the 
Department of Labor for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Office of Administrative Hearings	Sec.--
Office of Administrative Hearings	Sec.69
Office of Administrative Hearings	Sec.
68
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $138,522, all from the Administrative Hearings 
Office Fund, for the second year of a two-year pay 
scale adjustment for Administrative Law Judges to 
achieve pay parity with Administrative Law Judges in 
the Department of Labor for FY 2025.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Board of Tax Appeals	Sec.--
Board of Tax Appeals	Sec.70
Board of Tax Appeals	Sec.
69
Did not recommend deleting the funding.	Delete $225,000 SGF for the modernization initiative 
in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $27,800 SGF for computer upgrades in FY 
2023.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	2.	2.2.
Board of Tax Appeals	Sec.--
Board of Tax Appeals	Sec.71
Board of Tax Appeals	Sec.
70
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $27,800 SGF for computer upgrades for FY 
2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not delete the 
funding.
1.	1.1.
Department of Revenue	Sec.--
Department of Revenue	Sec.72
Department of Revenue	Sec.
--
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Did not consider deleting the funding.Delete $49.4 million, all from federal ARPA funds, 
from business closure rebates in FY 2023.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider deleting the FTE positions.	Delete 8.0 FTE positions in FY 2023.Concur with the House and delete the FTE 
positions.
2.	2.2.
Department of Revenue	Sec.60
Department of Revenue	Sec.73
Department of Revenue	Sec.
72
Did not consider deleting the FTE positions.	Delete 8.0 FTE positions for FY 2024.Concur with the House and delete the FTE 
positions.
1.	1.1.
Decrease the transfer from the State Highway 
Fund to the License Plate Replacement Fund by 
$2.9 million for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus. 
This adjustment leaves $9.8 million for license 
plate replacement for FY 2024.
Decrease the transfer from the State Highway Fund 
to the License Plate Replacement Fund by the 
amount of $8.9 million for FY 2024.This adjustment 
leaves $2.9 million for license plate replacement for 
FY 2024.
Add $9.8 million, all from ARPA funds, and delete 
$12.6 million from the License Plate Replacement 
Clearing Fund for replacement of embossed 
license plates for FY 2024. Delete the transfer of 
$12.6 milllion from the State Highway Fund. This 
adjustment leaves $9.8 million for license plate 
replacement for FY 2024.
2.	2.2.
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Department of Commerce	Sec.64
Department of Commerce	Sec.77
Department of Commerce	Sec.
76
Did not consider adding the funding or the 
language.
Add $3.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Sunflower 
Summer Program for FY 2024. Add language 
requiring the agency to expend funds to recruit and 
add new venues geographically located across the 
state to participate in the program and allow a 
participating venue that does not require an 
admission price or requests a small donation for 
admission to be reimbursed $5.00 for each program 
ticket used for admission.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
the language.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Add $3.0 million for a payment to an airport 
authority in a Kansas county with a population 
greater than 40,000 and less than 60,000 as of the 
2020 census for FY 2024.
2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Add $2.5 million for upgrades to a public television 
broadcasting studio in Western Kansas for FY 
2024.
3.	3.3.
Delete $1.2 million, all from the EDIF, and 3.0 FTE 
positions for the International Division for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the House and do not delete the 
funding.
4.	4.4.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.	Delete $3.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the 
Returning Kansans Home marketing campaign for 
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
Delete $1.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the 
Returning Kansans Home marketing campaign for 
FY 2024.
5.	5.5.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete $1.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Early 
Childhood Education and Care Initiative for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	6.	6.6.
Delete $500,000, all from the EDIF, for the Kansas 
Creative Arts Industries Commission for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the House and do not delete the 
funding.
7.	7.7.
Delete $500,000, all from the EDIF, and 2.0 FTE 
positions for Salesforce data development for FY 
2024 and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	8.	8.8.
Delete $279,500, all from the EDIF, and 2.0 FTE 
positions for the Research Division for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding 
and the FTE positions.
9.	9.9.
Delete $150,000, all from the EDIF, for the Murals 
and Public Arts Initiative within the Office of Rural 
Prosperity for FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	10.	10.10.
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Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language to increase the bonding authority for 
a rural development project without the issuance 
of special obligation bonds up to $25.0 million for 
FY 2024.
11.	11.11.
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language allowing the approval of a STAR 
bond project for a major amusement park and 
allow the project to be eligible for financing by 
special obligation bonds for FY 2024.
12.	12.12.
Department of Commerce	Sec.64
Department of Commerce	Sec.78
Department of Commerce	Sec.
77
Did not consider adding the funding or the 
language.
Add $3.0 million, all from the EDIF, for the Sunflower 
Summer Program for FY 2025. Add language 
requiring the agency to expend funds to recruit and 
add new venues geographically located across the 
state to participate in the program and allow a 
participating venue that does not require an 
admission price or requests a small donation for 
admission to be reimbursed $5.00 for each program 
ticket used for admission.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
the language.
1.	1.1.
Department of Labor	Sec.67
Department of Labor	Sec.81
Department of Labor	Sec.
80
Did not consider adjusting the funding source.	Delete $20.5 million SGF and add the same amount 
from federal funds in FY 2023. Transfer the same 
amount from the Legislature Employment Security 
Fund in the Legislative Coordinating Council to an 
American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) account in the 
Kansas Department of Labor to fund the unfunded 
portion of the UI modernization project from the 
ARPA instead of the SGF.
Do not adjust the funding source.	1.	1.1.
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.68
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.82
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.
81
Add $150,000 SGF for the Veterans Claims 
Assistance Program in FY 2023.
Add $200,000 SGF for the Veterans Claims 
Assistance Program in FY 2023.
Concur with the Senate and add $150,000 SGF.	1.	1.1.
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.69
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.83
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.
82
Add $150,000 SGF for the Veterans Claims 
Assistance Program for FY 2024.
Add $200,000 SGF for the Veterans Claims 
Assistance Program for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Delete $62,328 SGF and 1.0 FTE position for a 
senior administrative assistant for FY 2024.
Did not consider deleting the funding or FTE position. Concur with the House and do not recommend 
deleting the funding or FTE position.
2.	2.2.
Delete $44,000 SGF for additional travel expenses 
for FY 2024.
Did not consider deleting the funding.Concur with the House and do not recommend 
deleting the funding.
3.	3.3.
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Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.70
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.84
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.
84
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $5.0 million SGF for community-based primary 
care grants for FY 2024.
Add $3.0 million SGF for community-based 
primary care grants for FY 2024.
2.	2.2.
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $938,756 SGF for the Kansas Tobacco Use 
Prevention Program for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	3.	3.3.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $338,846 SGF to the Stan Clark Pregnancy 
Maintenance Initiative to increase case management 
services from six months to twelve months for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	4.	4.4.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	Add $500,000 SGF to fund Project Access and Wy 
Jo Care for FY 2024. These programs coordinate 
donated healthcare to provide care for low income, 
uninsured individuals.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	5.	5.5.
Delete $100,000 SGF for local health departments 
to be distributed using the statutory distribution 
formula contained in KSA 65-242 for FY 2024.
Add $1.4 million SGF for local health departments to 
be distributed using the statutory distribution formula 
contained in KSA 65-242 for FY 2024.
Add $800,000 SGF for local health departments to 
be distributed using the statutory distribution 
formula contained in KSA 65-242 for FY 2024.
6.	6.6.
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.72
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.86
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.
87
Delete $260,000 SGF for a salary adjustment plan 
in the Health Facility Surveillance program for FY 
2024 and review at Omnibus
Did not consider deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete $671.4 million, including the addition of $71.5 
million SGF, to remove funding for Medicaid 
Expansion for FY 2024. The all funds deletion 
includes $703.4 million from federal funds and $39.4 
million from special revenue funds.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	2.	2.2.
Add $6.6 million, including $2.6 million SGF, to 
increase the Medicaid physician fee schedule by 
3.0 percent for FY 2024.
Add $10.8 million, including $4.3 million SGF, to 
increase the Medicaid physician fee schedule by 5.0 
percent for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and add $6.6 million, 
including $2.6 million SGF.
3.	3.3.
Add $4.3 million, including $1.7 million SGF, to 
increase emergency medical service ground 
ambulance rates to 75.0 percent of the Medicare 
rate and increase air ambulance rates to 100.0 
percent of the Medicare rate for FY 2024.
Add $5.0 million, including $2.0 million SGF to 
increase emergency medical service ground 
ambulance rates to 100.0 percent of the Medicare 
rates for FY 2024.
Add $7.9 million, including $3.2 million SGF, to 
increase emergency medical service ground 
ambulance rates to 100.0 percent of the Medicare 
rate and increase air ambulance rates to 100.0 
percent of the Medicare rate for FY 2024.
4.	4.4.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $5.1 million, including $2.0 million SGF, to 
increase Durable Medical Equipment billing codes to 
80.0 percent of Medicare rates for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	5.	5.5.
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Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.84
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.80
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.
70
Add $1.2 million, including $482,880 SGF, to 
extend Medicaid adult dental
coverage to include dentures and partials for FY 
2024.
Add $1.7 million, including $687,000 SGF, to extend 
Medicaid adult dental coverage to include dentures 
and partials for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and add $1.2 million, 
including $482,880 SGF.
1.	1.1.
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.74
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.88
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.
89
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $1.9 million SGF to reimburse Mirror, Inc. for 
treatment of opioid use disorder in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language directing the agency to certify CMHCs 
to transition to CCBHCs based on readiness, rather 
than the statutory schedule, in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Did not recommend adding the language.	Add language to increase the maximum transfer 
from lottery vending machines for Crisis Stabilization 
Services and the Clubhouse model program from 
$8.0 million to $9.0 million in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and add the language.	3.	3.3.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing the agency to reimburse 
providers of opioid use disorder services for all 
allowable purposes under federal guidelines in FY 
2023.
Concur with the House and add the language.	4.	4.4.
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.72
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.86
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.
87
Delete $16,502, including $8,251 SGF, for the 
agency's salary adjustment plan that provides a 2.5 
percent salary increase for 11.0 FTE positions in 
the Medicaid program for FY 2024 and review at 
Omnibus.
Did not consider deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.75
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.89
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.
90
Did not consider adjusting the funding source.	Did not recommend adjusting the funding source. Delete $22.0 million SGF and add $22.0 million 
ARPA to expand the Ascension Via Christi 
emergency room for FY 2024. The $22.0 million 
ARPA should be taken from the ARPA funds 
appropriated to the Department of Administration 
by the 2022 Legislature.
1.	1.1.
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Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $61.6 million, including $24.6 million SGF, to 
fund additional payments to nursing facilities based 
on the number of Medicaid residents served for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	2.	2.2.
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $34.4 million, including $14.0 million SGF, to 
fully rebase the daily Medicaid rate for nursing 
facilities for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	3.	3.3.
Add $6.5 million, including $2.6 million SGF, to 
increase the reimbursement rates by 5.0 percent 
for FY 2024.
Add $13.0 million, including $5.2 million SGF, to 
increase the Home and Community Based Services 
(HCBS) Frail Elderly (FE) waiver reimbursement 
rates by 10.0 percent for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	4.	4.4.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	Add $7.4 million, including $3.0 million SGF, to 
increase the targeted case management 
reimbursement rate to $75.00 per hour for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	5.	5.5.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
language.
Add $3.0 million, including $1.2 million SGF, and 
add language to increase PACE reimbursement 
rates by 5.0 percent for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding and 
language.
6.	6.6.
Add the language and add $2.5 million, all from the 
federal ARPA funds transferred to the agency.
Add language directing the agency to expand PACE 
for FY 2024 using the ARPA funds transferred to the 
agency by the State Finance Council on December 
21, 2022, as recommended by the SPARK 
Taskforce.
Concur with the Senate and add the funding and 
the language.
7.	7.7.
Add $2.1 million SGF and 1.0 FTE position to build 
capacity for crisis services for Kansans with I/DD 
for FY 2024. Add language requiring the agency to 
submit a report on the program to the Senate 
Committee on Public Health and Welfare, House 
Committee on Health and Human Services, House 
Social Services Budget Committee, and Senate 
Ways and Means Human Services Subcommittee.
Add $2.1 million SGF and 1.0 FTE position to build 
capacity for crisis services for Kansans with I/DD for 
FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and add the funding, the 
FTE position and the language.
8.	8.8.
Add $1.5 million SGF for nutritional services for 
seniors for FY 2024, to be distributed through the 
Area Agencies on Aging.
Add $3.0 million SGF for nutritional services for 
seniors for FY 2024, to be distributed through the 
Area Agencies on Aging.
Concur with the Senate and add $1.5 million SGF	9.	9.9.
Add $1.0 million SGF for FY 2024 to analyze 
Kansas Assessment Management Information 
System (KAMIS) functions, measure performance, 
and make recommendations to maximize the value 
and performance of the system.
Did not consider adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	10.	10.10.
Add $133,075 SGF for FY 2024 to increase annual 
funding for mental health first aid training to 
$266,150 annually.
Did not recommend adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	11.	11.11.
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Add $116,250 SGF and 1.0 FTE position to create 
a dementia services coordinator position for FY 
2024.
Did not consider adding the funding or the FTE 
position.
Concur with the Senate and add the funding and 
the FTE position.
12.	12.12.
Did not recommend adding the funding or the 
language.
Add $5.0 million SGF to increase allocations for 
substance use disorder services for the uninsured 
for FY 2024, and add language to lapse SGF if 
Problem Gambling and Addiction Grant Funds are 
available for this purpose.
Add $6.0 million SGF to increase allocations for 
substance use disorder services for the uninsured 
for FY 2024, and add language to lapse SGF if 
Problem Gambling and Addiction Grant Funds are 
available for this purpose.
13.	13.13.
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language directing the agency to certify CMHCs 
to transition to CCBHCs based on readiness, rather 
than the statutory schedule, for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	14.	14.14.
Add language to increase the maximum transfer of 
lottery vending machine revenue to the Community 
Crisis Stabilization Centers Fund and the 
Clubhouse Model Program Fund from $8.0 million 
to $9.0 million for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the language.Concur with the Senate and add the language.	15.	15.15.
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language requiring the agency to conduct a 
study of I/DD service provider costs and to provide 
recommendations to the 2024 Legislature for funding 
adjustments based on inflationary indexes for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	16.	16.16.
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language directing the agency to continue 
funding the EmberHope Youthville pilot program at 
current levels using existing resources for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	17.	17.17.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring the agency to submit to CMS 
an initial application for a community support waiver 
for individuals with I/DD for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	18.	18.18.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requesting an interim committee to 
take a holistic look at the nursing facility 
reimbursement rate system, including cost center 
caps and an acuity-based add-on for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	19.	19.19.
Did not recommend adding the language.	Add language to reimburse up to $5.0 million in 
costs of healthcare providers, law enforcement 
agencies, and counties on an hourly basis for patient 
observation and transportation following an 
evaluation and approval for stay at a state mental 
health hospital and admission to the state hospital, 
all from existing resources, for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.
2
0.	20.20.
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Add $200,000 SGF to Envision for operating 
support to assist Envision families, programs, and 
advocacy efforts for blind or visually impaired 
children for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the funding.Concur with the House, do not add the funding 
and review at Omnibus.
2
1.	21.21.
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $1.0 million SGF for one-time expenditures to 
establish a grant program for Kansas-based 
sheltered workshops to transition away from the use 
of 14(c) certificates and subminimum wage 
employment for individuals with I/DD for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
funding.
2
2.	22.22.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing the agency to reimburse 
providers of opioid use disorder services for all 
allowable purposes under federal guidelines in FY 
2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
2
3.	23.23.
Larned State Hospital	Sec.75
Larned State Hospital	Sec.89
Larned State Hospital	Sec.
90
Add $744,907 SGF and 6.0 FTE positions to create 
the Nursing House Supervisor classification for FY 
2024.
Did not recommend adding the funding or the FTE 
positions.
Add the funding and delete the FTE positions.	1.	1.1.
Department for Children and Families	Sec.77
Department for Children and Families	Sec.91
Department for Children and Families	Sec.
93
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Add $2.5 million SGF for software as a service for 
FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Did not recommend adding the funding.Add $750,000 SGF for the WeKanDrive program 
for FY 2024.
2.	2.2.
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $300,000 SGF for the Hope Ranch program for 
women and add language directing the program to 
report to the Legislature on or before January 9, 
2024 with performance measures to evaluate the 
program’s effectiveness for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	3.	3.3.
Add $780,000, all from the TANF fund, for the Boys 
and Girls Clubs for operational cost increases for 
FY 2024.
Add the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	4.	4.4.
Add the funding.	Add $216,783 SGF to increase the reimbursement 
rate for the Centers for Independent living by 20.0 
percent for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	5.	5.5.
Add the funding.	Concur with the Senate and add the funding.Concur with the House and add the funding.	6.	6.6.
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Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $6.0 million, including $5.1 million SGF, for 
Children's Alliance of Kansas to fund development of 
a Foster Care Therapeutic Program for Child Placing 
Agencies to recruit, train and retain therapeutic 
foster homes for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	7.	7.7.
Add $2.0 million, including $1.9 million SGF, for 
evidence based juveniles services for delinquent 
youth for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	8.	8.8.
Add $1.0 million SGF for prevention services for 
youth with intellectual and developmental 
disabilities for FY 2024.
Did not consider adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	9.	9.9.
Add the funding.	Add $972,000, including $486,000 SGF, to the 
Kansas Children’s Services League to expand 
Healthy Families America into four additional 
counties for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	10.	10.10.
Add $350,000, including $291,655 SGF, for the 
Children's' Alliance of Kansas to fund a KanCoach 
supervisor coaching program for FY 2024.
Add $750,000, including $624,975 SGF, for the 
Children's Alliance of Kansas to fund a KanCoach 
supervisor coaching program for FY 2024.
Add $350,000, including $291,655 SGF, for the 
Children's' Alliance of Kansas to fund a KanCoach 
supervisor coaching program for FY 2024.
11.	11.11.
School for the Deaf	Sec.86
School for the Deaf	Sec.97
School for the Deaf	Sec.
93
Concur with the House and add the funding.	Add $83,808 for a school counselor position for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Add $30,000 SGF and 0.5 FTE for an outreach 
position (parent to parent support) for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the funding or the FTE 
position.
Add the funding but not the FTE.	2.	2.2.
Add 1.0 FTE for the school counselor for FY 2024.	Do not add 1.0 FTE for the school counselor position 
for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate to add the FTE for the 
school counselor position for FY 2024.
3.	3.3.
KSU - Extension Systems and 
Agricultural Research Program
Sec.--
KSU - Extension Systems and 
Agricultural Research Program
Sec.101
KSU - Extension Systems and 
Agricultural Research Program
Sec.
103
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $5.0 million SGF to the COOP Extension 
service account for the K-State 105 program for FY 
2024. Add language that the agency shall submit a 
report on expenditures to the House Higher 
EducationCommittee and House Committee on 
Appropriations  and the Committee on Senate Ways 
and Means for FY 2024.
Add the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $5.0 million SGF to the COOP Extension 
service account for the K-State 105 program for FY 
2025. Add language that the agency shall submit a 
report on expenditures to the  House Higher 
Education  Committee and House Committee on 
Appropriations  and the Committee on Senate Ways 
and Means.
Add the funding.	2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language that the agency shall submit a report 
on expenditures to the House Higher Education 
Budget and House Committee on Appropriations.
Add the language.	3.	3.3.
Emporia State University	Sec.--
Emporia State University	Sec.106
Emporia State University	Sec.
108
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $9.0 million SGF to a newly appropriated 
Emporia State Investment Model account for FY 
2024 and add language that the agency prepare a 
written report specifying and accounting for all 
moneys expended from such account to the Higher 
Education Budget Committee and House Committee 
on Appropriations on or before January 8, 2025.
Add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language that the agency prepare a written 
report specifying and accounting for all moneys 
expended from such account to the Higher 
Education Budget Committee and House Committee 
on Appropriations on or before Jan 8, 2025.
Add the language and include a report be given to 
the Committee on Senate Ways and Means.
2.	2.2.
University of Kansas	Sec.--
University of Kansas	Sec.110
University of Kansas	Sec.
112
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $1.9 million SGF to the Kansas Geological 
Survey Program for critical program restoration 
supporting scientists and software developers for FY 
2024.
Add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $850,000 SGF to the geological survey account 
for FY 2025.
Add the funding.	2.	2.2.
Did not consider.	Did not consider.Add $71.0 million for the Health Science Center in 
FY 2024.
3.	3.3.
Wichita State University	Sec.--
Wichita State University	Sec.113
Wichita State University	Sec.
--
Did not consider.	Did not consider.Add $71.0 million ARPA funds for the Health 
Science Center for FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
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Board of Regents	Sec.--
Board of Regents	Sec.115
Board of Regents	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the funding or the 
language.
Add $5.0 million SGF for capital outlay among 
community colleges that did not receive capital 
outlay funds. Funds should be distributed based on 
the number of technical education FTE students.
Add the funding and the language.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add $3.8 million SGF to the Career Technical 
Education Outlay Aid for FY 2024 and add language 
stating that the money shall be divided equally 
among the seven technical colleges and nine 
community colleges that are associated with 
technical education; and require a local match of 
non-state moneys on a $1 for $1 basis from either 
the college non-state funds or private donations 
including money or equipment.
Concur with the House add the funding and the 
language.
2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $1.7 million for Washburn within the $20 million 
financial aid from the Postsecondary Operating 
Grant.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	4.	4.4.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $20,000 SGF for full payment of annual dues for 
Midwestern Higher Ed Compact for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	5.	5.5.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Add 14.3 million SGF for community colleges to 
expand registered apprenticeships, technical 
education, and industry partnerships for FY 2024.
6.	6.6.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Transfer $9.0 million from the State Highway Fund 
to the Board of Regtents to make distributions to 
KSU, KU and WSU for transportation research 
projects.
7.	7.7.
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $2.0 million SGF to the State Scholarship 
Program for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	8.	8.8.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring items under the 
Postsecondary Operating Grant account of the SGF 
to be separately appropriated in the bill to each 
institution for FY 2024, rather than representing with 
a single item of appropriation for the Board of 
Regents.
Concur with the House and add the language.	9.	9.9.
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Did not consider adding the language.	Add language to the tiered and non-tiered accounts 
stating that specified formulated amounts from the 
Board of Regents will be separately appropriated for 
transparency for FY 2024. The Board of Regents will 
use a three-year average for postsecondary tiered 
technical education state aid by determining the 
amount each community or technical college will 
receive from such college's enrollment data from 
academic year (AY) 2020, AY 2021, and AY 2022. 
Additionally, a 5.0 percent increase is included for 
rising personnel costs. The formula also includes a 
partial correction for previous funded status.
Concur with the House and add the language.	10.	10.10.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language stating that each college eligible for 
reimbursement  for tuition for technical education 
(Excel CTE) receive a 5.0 percent increase to cover 
rising personnel cost for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	10.	10.10.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $20.0 million  for financial aid within the 
postsecondary operating grant.
Do not delete the funding of $20 million for 
financial aid within the postsecondary operating 
grant and $1.7 million to Washburn for 
scholarships.
11.	11.11.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete$21.7 million SGF for state university inflation 
within the postsecondary operating grant.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	12.	12.12.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $8.5 million SGF for NISS Academic 
Playbook from the Postsecondary Operating Grant 
account for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	13.	13.13.
Did not consider deleting the language.	Delete $437,000 SGF for Washburn Ensuring 
Pathways to Student Success from the 
Postsecondary Operating Grant account for FY 2024.
Do not recommend deleting the funding	14.	14.14.
Board of Regents	Sec.100
Board of Regents	Sec.115
Board of Regents	Sec.
117
Add language for the Kansas Comprehensive 
Grant Fund that of the funding appropriated for this 
scholarship program for FY 2025, 50.0 percent is 
distributed to private and independent institutions, 
with the remainder to state universities and 
Washburn. Institutions must provide a $1 for $1 
local match from non-state or private moneys.
Add $4.5 million SGF to the Kansas Comprehensive 
Grant program. Add language that in FY 2025 all 
expenditures of $35.2 million shall be distributed in 
the same proportionate amount as distributed in FY 
2022 and the $4.5 million shall be distributed to the 
state educational institutions and Washburn to fulfill 
students grants that were committed by such 
institutions in FY 2023.Institutions must provide a $1 
for $1 local match from non-state or private moneys.
Add language that the $35.2 million must be 
distributed in the same proportion as FY 2022.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language that of the $5.0 million for State 
Cybersecurity will be funded with ARPA dollars.
2.	2.2.
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Add language prohibiting postsecondary 
educational institutions from expending funds to 
require an applicant, employee, student, or 
contractor to endorse an ideology, including those 
of diversity, equity, or inclusion, or to provide 
statements concerning commitment to such 
ideologies, for FY 2024. Add further language 
prohibiting preferential consideration to such 
persons that provide unsolicited statements 
concerning these ideologies. Each institution shall 
submit a report to the Director of Legislative 
Research and the Attorney General regarding 
compliance.
Add language prohibiting postsecondary educational 
institutions from expending funds to require an 
applicant, employee, student, or contractor to 
endorse or oppose an ideology, including those of 
diversity, equity, or inclusion, or to provide 
statements concerning commitment to such 
ideologies, for FY 2024, unless such expertise is 
necessary in that person's field. Add further 
language prohibiting preferential consideration to 
such persons that provide unsolicited statements 
concerning these ideologies, unless such expertise 
is necessary. These prohibitions shall not limit 
academic freedom relating to teaching, researching, 
or writing. This language permits compliance with 
federal and state anti-discrimination laws and allows 
actions against persons for violation of such law. 
Each institution shall submit a report to the Director 
of Legislative Research and the Attorney General 
regarding compliance.
Concur with the House and add the language.	3.	3.3.
Add language prohibiting postsecondary 
educational institutions from expending funds to 
require an applicant, employee, student, or 
contractor to endorse an ideology, including those 
of diversity, equity, or inclusion, or to provide 
statements concerning commitment to such 
ideologies, for FY 2025. Add further language 
prohibiting preferential consideration to such 
persons that provide unsolicited statements 
concerning these ideologies. Each institution shall 
submit a report to the Director of Legislative 
Research and the Attorney General regarding 
compliance.
Add language prohibiting postsecondary educational 
institutions from expending funds to require an 
applicant, employee, student, or contractor to 
endorse or oppose an ideology, including those of 
diversity, equity, or inclusion, or to provide 
statements concerning commitment to such 
ideologies, for FY 2024, unless such expertise is 
necessary in that person's field. Add further 
language prohibiting preferential consideration to 
such persons that provide unsolicited statements 
concerning these ideologies, unless such expertise 
is necessary. These prohibitions shall not limit 
academic freedom relating to teaching, researching, 
or writing. This language permits compliance with 
federal and state anti-discrimination laws and allows 
actions against persons for violation of such law. 
Each institution shall submit a report to the Director 
of Legislative Research and the Attorney General 
regarding compliance.
Concur with the House and add the langauge.	4.	4.4.
Add language for the Kansas Comprehensive 
Grant Fund that of the $35.2 million SGF 
appropriated for this scholarship program for FY 
2024, no less than $22.5 million is distributed to 
private and independent institutions, with the 
remainder to state universities and Washburn. 
Institutions must provide a $1 for $1 local match 
from non-state or private moneys.
Add $4.5 million SGF to the Kansas Comprehensive 
Grant program. Add language that in 2024 all 
expenditures of $35.2 million shall be distributed in 
the same proportionate amount as distributed in FY 
2022 and the $4.5 million shall be distributed to the 
state educational institutions and Washburn to fulfill 
student grants that were committed by such 
institutions in FY 2023.Institutions must provide a $1 
for $1 local match from non-state or private moneys
Add language that the $35.2 million must be 
distributed in the proportion as FY 2022.
5.	5.5.
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Department of Corrections	Sec.102
Department of Corrections	Sec.117
Department of Corrections	Sec.
119
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language allowing funding appropriated to the 
community corrections account in FY 2023 as 
authorized by section 112 and section 140 of 
chapter 81 and section 37 of chapter 97 of the 2022 
Session Laws of Kansas to be expended for hiring 
as many additional employees as may be necessary 
for such county's community corrections program in 
FY 2023.
Concur with the House and add the langauge.	1.	1.1.
Department of Corrections	Sec.103
Department of Corrections	Sec.118
Department of Corrections	Sec.
120
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $1.4 million SGF to the newly created pathways 
to purpose pilot program account for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Review the possible deletion of funding at Omnibus	Delete $9.6 million SGF from the operating 
expenditures to not move the adult corrections 
officers to the Kansas Police & Firefighter retirement 
plan for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language that not withstanding the provisions of 
section 89 or any other provisions or statute, the 
agency is authorized to allow any county grant 
recipients to use moneys from the community 
corrections grant for hiring of additional employees 
as may be necessary for such county's community 
corrections program for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
3.	3.3.
Department of Corrections	Sec.--
Department of Corrections	Sec.119
Department of Corrections	Sec.
121
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language for the pathways to purpose pilot 
program to reappropriate unspent SGF from FY 
2024 to FY 2025.
Concur with the House and add the language.	1.	1.1.
Department of Corrections	Sec.--
Department of Corrections	Sec.120
Department of Corrections	Sec.
120
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language that the agency will provide a report to 
the Kansas Legislature on or before June 30, 2026 
on the results of the pathways to purpose three year 
pilot program for FY 2026.
Concur with the House and add the language.	1.	1.1.
State Fire Marshal	Sec.107
State Fire Marshal	Sec.124
State Fire Marshal	Sec.
126
Add $200,000, all from special revenue funds, for 
the Kansas Firefighter Recruitment and Safety 
Grant Program, which provides no-match funds to 
local fire departments primarily for PPE, for FY 
2024. This adjustment provides a total of $400,000 
for the grant program for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Highway Patrol	Sec.--
Highway Patrol	Sec.125
Highway Patrol	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the funding or the 
language.
Did not consider adding the funding or the language. Add $6.9 million and increase the transfer from the 
State Highway Fund to the Aircraft Fund by the 
same amount to purchase and equip a new law 
enforcement helicopter for FY 2024. Add language 
that upon delivery of the new helicopter, at least 
one helicopter must be stationed at the Troop T 
location in the Wichita area.
1.	1.1.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.--
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.127
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the funding.	Did not consider adding the funding.Add $2.9 million SGF for the Surge Initiative to 
address violent crime, crimes against children, 
and drug trafficking for FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.110
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.127
Kansas Bureau of Investigation	Sec.
168
Add $900,000 SGF for the replacement of an 
HVAC system at the Great Bend laboratory for FY 
2024.
Add $910,000 SGF for the replacement of an HVAC 
system at the Great Bend laboratory for FY 2024.
Add $1.4 million, all from the federal ARPA funds, 
for replacement of an HVAC system at the Great 
Bend laboratory ($910,000) and replacement of 
laboratory equipment ($510,000) at the Forensic 
Science Center in Topeka for FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Delete $250,266 SGF for a salary adjustment that 
continues career progression plans for 
commissioned officers and forensic scientists for 
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	2.	2.2.
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' 
Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Sec.114
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' 
Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Sec.131
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' 
Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Sec.
134
Delete $22,008, all from special revenue funds, for 
a salaries and wages increase in FY 2023 and 
review at Omnibus.
Did not consider deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' 
Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Sec.115
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' 
Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Sec.132
Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' 
Standards and Training (KCPOST)
Sec.
135
Delete $22,008, all from special revenue funds, for 
a salaries and wages increase for FY 2024 and 
review at Omnibus.
Did not consider deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Department of Agriculture	Sec.116
Department of Agriculture	Sec.133
Department of Agriculture	Sec.
--
Add $65,758 SGF for the Water Resource Cost 
Share Program in FY 2023.
Did not consider adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Add $200,000 SGF for the Soil Health Initiative in 
FY 2023.
Did not consider adding the funding.Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	2.	2.2.
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Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.143
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
147
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing all state agencies to publicly 
disclose on a website any grants awarded by an 
agency using State or Federal Funds for FY 2024. 
Such disclosure shall include the applicant's name, 
county where the project is located, description of 
the project, amount requested, and the date the 
agency received the application.
Concur with the House and add the language.	1.	1.1.
Department of Agriculture	Sec.117
Department of Agriculture	Sec.134
Department of Agriculture	Sec.
137
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $65,758, all from the State Water Plan Fund, for 
the Water Resource Cost Share Program for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	Add $200,000, all from the State Water Plan Fund, 
for the Soil Health Initiative for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the funding.	2.	2.2.
Delete $543,544 SGF for Water Appropriations for 
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
Delete $702,015 SGF, and 2.0 FTE positions, for 
Water Appropriations for FY 2024 and review at 
Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete $702,015 SGF 
and 2.0 FTE positions and review at Omnibus.
3.	3.3.
Delete $261,810 SGF for Water Structures for FY 
2024 and review at Omnibus.
Delete $375,917 SGF, and 1.0 FTE position, for 
Water Structures for FY 2024 and review at 
Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete $375,917 SGF 
and 1.0 FTE position and review at Omnibus.
4.	4.4.
Delete $119,194 SGF for Water Management for 
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
Delete $321,713 SGF, and 2.0 FTE positions, for 
Water Management for FY 2024 and review at 
Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
2.0 FTE positions and review at Omnibus.
5.	5.5.
Did not consider deleting the funding or 1.0 FTE 
position.
Delete $100,760 SGF, and 1.0 FTE position, for 
Agricultural Marketing for FY 2024 and review at 
Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
1.0 FTE position.
6.	6.6.
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.121
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.138
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.
141
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
review at Omnibus.
Delete $2.5 million, all from special revenue funds, 
for KDWP law enforcement officers to join the 
Kansas Police and Firemen's retirement system for 
FY 2024 and review at Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
review at Omnibus.
1.	1.1.
Did not recommend deleting the 2.0 FTE positions.	Delete 2.0 FTE positions for Parks and Trails in FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and delete the 2.0 FTE 
positions.
2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing the agency to make 
available at least 10,000 antlerless deer permits for 
the nonresident draw pool for the 2023 regular 
firearm season. These permits will be sold at the 
state resident rate.
Do not add the language.	3.	3.3.
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Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language allowing Kansas residents up to 15 
years old to be eligible for a Kids Lifetime Hunting 
and Fishing License for FY 2024.
4.	4.4.
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.--
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.140
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language authorizing the agency to continue 
a driver's education scholarship grant program for 
qualified individuals for FY 2024. The agency must 
submit a report to the House Committee on 
Appropriations, House Committee on 
Transportation, Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means, and Senate Committee on Transportation 
by January 8, 2024, regarding the program.
1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language authorizing the agency to continue 
a driver's education scholarship grant program for 
qualified individuals for FY 2025. The agency must 
submit a report to the House Committee on 
Appropriations, House Committee on 
Transportation, Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means, and Senate Committee on Transportation 
by January 13, 2025, regarding the program.
2.	2.2.
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.123
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.140
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.
143
Delete $6.4 million, all from special revenue funds, 
for a salary adjustment plan involving equipment 
operators, engineers, and mechanics for FY 2024 
and review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding.Concur with the Senate and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Did not consider deleting the funding.Delete $4.0 million, all from the Transportation 
Technology Development Fund, and transfer $9.0 
million from the fund to the Transportation 
Research Fund at the Board of Regents for FY 
2024.
2.	2.2.
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.143
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
147
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing all state agencies to publicly 
disclose on a website any grants awarded by an 
agency using State or Federal Funds for FY 2025. 
Such disclosure shall include the applicant's name, 
county where the project is located, description of 
the project, amount requested, and the date the 
agency received the application.
Concur with the House and add the language.	2.	2.2.
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Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.126
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.144
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
--
Add language requiring all state agencies and 
contractors with the State to enroll and actively 
participate in e-verify for verification of employment 
eligibility for FY 2024.
Did not consider adding the language.Concur with the Senate and add the language.	1.	1.1.
Add language requiring all state agencies and 
contractors with the State to enroll and actively 
participate in e-verify for verification of employment 
eligibility for FY 2025.
Did not consider adding the language.Concur with the Senate and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.--
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.145
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language in FY 2023 transferring the rights, 
title, and interest of the approximately 15 acres in 
Shawnee County from the Kansas Department for 
Aging and Disability Services to the Kansas 
Commission on Veterans Affairs, contingent upon 
receiving federal funding to build a new Kansas 
Veterans home on the property.
1.	1.1.
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.--
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.146
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the language.	Did not consider adding the language.Add language in FY 2024 transferring the rights, 
title, and interest of the approximately 15 acres in 
Shawnee County from the Kansas Department for 
Aging and Disability Services to the Kansas 
Commission on Veterans Affairs, contingent upon 
receiving federal funding to build a new Kansas 
Veterans home on the property.
1.	1.1.
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.123
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.140
Kansas Department of Transportation	Sec.
143
Add $4.2 million, all from the Special City and 
County Highway Fund, and transfer the same 
amount from the SGF to the fund for formula aid to 
local governments for FY 2024. Add language 
authorizing the transfer up to $4.2 million SGF in 
the amount revenues to the fund fall short of the 
agency's estimate of $156.4 million, upon 
certification by the Director of the Budget, for FY 
2024. This adjustment would offset a decreased 
highway revenue estimate.
Add the funding, but did not consider adding the 
language.
Concur with the Senate and add the funding and 
the language.
1.	1.1.
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.131
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.150
Commission on Veterans Affairs Office	Sec.
151
Add $35,000 SGF for the Scattering Garden Wall 
project at the Kansas Veterans Cemetery at Fort 
Dodge for FY 2024.
Add $30,000 SGF for the Scattering Garden Wall 
project at the Kansas Veterans Cemetery at Fort 
Dodge for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and add the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Emporia State University	Sec.135
Emporia State University	Sec.154
Emporia State University	Sec.
155
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language authorizing bonding authority of $15.0 
million for the demolition and renovation of certain 
facilities and construction of a new Department of 
Nursing and Student Wellness Center for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	1.	1.1.
University of Kansas	Sec.--
University of Kansas	Sec.160
University of Kansas	Sec.
--
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $3.8 million SGF to the Kansas Geological 
survey account for capital improvements in FY 2024.
Add $3.8 million, all from federal ARPA funds, to 
the Kansas Geological survey account for capital 
improvements in FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Wichita State University	Sec.143
Wichita State University	Sec.161
Wichita State University	Sec.
163
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language authorizing bonding authority of $17.9 
million for university stadium renovations for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Concur with the House and add the language.	Add language authorizing bonding authority of $15.2 
million for expansion of the NIAR Technology and 
Innovation Building for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	3.	3.3.
Lansing Correctional Facility	Sec.148
Lansing Correctional Facility	Sec.164
Lansing Correctional Facility	Sec.
167
Delete $9.9 million SGF and transfer the funds to 
the Department of Corrections to be used for other 
priority capital improvement projects.
Delete $9.9 million SGF from the Lansing 
Correctional Facility for capital improvements to raze 
the old maximum security facility for FY 2024 and 
stay the demolition for one year.
Concur with the House and delete the funding and 
stay the demolition for one year.
1.	1.1.
Department of Corrections	Sec.148
Department of Corrections	Sec.164
Department of Corrections	Sec.
167
Add $9.9 million SGF for priority capital 
improvement projects and stay the demolition of 
the Lansing maximum unit for FY 2024. However, 
due to floor action the amount was deleted by $1.8 
million for a total of $8.1 million.
Delete the funding.Add $4.0 million.SGF for priority capital 
improvement projects and stay the demolition of 
the Lansing maximum unit for FY 2024.
1.	1.1.
Kansas State Fair Board	Sec.--
Kansas State Fair Board	Sec.168
Kansas State Fair Board	Sec.
171
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $600,000 SGF, and reappropriation authority, to 
install additional motion-sensor lighting and cameras 
on the grounds of the State Fair in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and add the funding, using 
ARPA.
1.	1.1.
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Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.193
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
199
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language prohibiting expenditures from federal 
funds that have not been previously appropriated 
unless the federal fund is part of an existing State 
program that had been previously appropriated and 
is less than $10.0 million for FY 2024. Also add 
language directing any agency with a new 
expenditure from a federal fund to report such 
expenditures to the Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means and the House Committee on Appropriations 
for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and add the language.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language prohibiting expenditures from federal 
funds that have not been previously appropriated 
unless the federal fund is part of an existing State 
program that had been previously appropriated and 
is less than $10.0 million for FY 2025. Also add 
language directing any agency with a new 
expenditure from a federal fund to report such 
expenditures to the Senate Committee on Ways and 
Means and the House Committee on Appropriations 
for FY 2025.
Concur with the House and add the language.	2.	2.2.
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
148
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language for FY 2024 prohibiting state agencies 
from increasing the number of FTE positions above 
the number approved for FY 2023 by the 2022 
Legislature. The Director of the Budget, in 
consultation with the Director of Legislative 
Research, will certify the salary and wage 
expenditures for any new position for FY 2024, and 
that amount will subsequently be lapsed. (Floor 
amendment)
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
1.	1.1.
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.--
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.--
Kansas Department for Aging and 
Disability Services
Sec.
91
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language directing the agency to reimburse 
providers of opioid use disorder services for all 
allowable purposes under federal guidelines in FY 
2025.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
1.	1.1.
State Employee Pay	Sec.--
State Employee Pay	Sec.--
State Employee Pay	Sec.
--
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete $169.5 million, including $65.5 million SGF, 
to not implement a statewide 5.0 percent salary 
increase among state employees for FY 2024 and 
review at Omnibus.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Office of the Governor	Sec.--
Office of the Governor	Sec.--
Office of the Governor	Sec.
--
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete the transfer of $50.0 million from the SGF to 
the office of the Governor in FY 2023 for state match 
for agencies applying for federal grant programs
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete the transfer of $220.0 million from the SGF to 
the Office of the Governor for communities to use as 
state match when accessing federal Bipartisan 
Infrastructure Law funding.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	2.	2.2.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language stating that any funds transferred to 
state agencies from the American Rescue Plan - 
State fiscal relief federal fund (ARPA discretionary 
funds) as recommended by the SPARK Executive 
Committee and authorized by the State Finance 
Council, that have not previously been expended or 
legally obligated through a signed agreement, shall 
not be expended or encumbered in FY 2023. In 
addition, add language stating that actions taken by 
the State Finance Council to allocate or distribute 
ARPA discretionary funds, including future actions, 
are declared null and void and any agency receiving 
ARPA discretionary funds will provide House 
Appropriations a report detailing the amount of any 
unencumbered funds, and the recipient of any 
encumbered or awarded funds, by April 14, 2023.
Did not recommend adding the language.	3.	3.3.
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.--
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.--
Department of Health and Environment - 
Health
Sec.
83
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring local health departments to 
provide anyone who is receiving a COVID-19 
vaccine or medicine to treat COVID-19 with the 
following information in writing: the ingredients of the 
vaccine or medication, the known risks or side 
effects of the vaccine or medication, and the most 
recent information from the federal vaccine adverse 
event reporting system (VAERS) in FY 2023.
Did not recommend adding the language.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring local health departments to 
provide anyone who is receiving a COVID-19 
vaccine or medicine to treat COVID-19 with the 
following information in writing: the ingredients of the 
vaccine or medication, the known risks or side 
effects of the vaccine or medication, and the most 
recent information from the federal vaccine adverse 
event reporting system (VAERS) for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the language.	2.	2.2.
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Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring local health departments to 
provide anyone who is receiving a COVID-19 
vaccine or medicine to treat COVID-19 with the 
following information in writing: the ingredients of the 
vaccine or medication, the known risks or side 
effects of the vaccine or medication, and the most 
recent information from the federal vaccine adverse 
event reporting system (VAERS) for FY 2025.
Did not recommend adding the language.	3.	3.3.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring KDHE to prioritize new 
determinations of Medicaid eligibility for admission to 
adult care homes before redeterminations of 
continued eligibility in FY 2023.
Did not recommend adding the language.	4.	4.4.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language excluding any hospital that is licensed 
as a rural emergency hospital from the Health Care 
Access Improvement Program assessment in FY 
2023.
Add language to SB 42 and delete from the 
appropriations bill.
5.	5.5.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language excluding any hospital that is licensed 
as a rural emergency hospital from the Health Care 
Access Improvement Program assessment for FY 
2024.
Add language to SB 42 and delete from the 
appropriations bill.
6.	6.6.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring KDHE to prioritize new 
determinations of Medicaid eligibility for admission to 
adult care homes before redeterminations of 
continued eligibility for FY 2024.
Did not recommend adding the language.	7.	7.7.
Highway Patrol	Sec.--
Highway Patrol	Sec.--
Highway Patrol	Sec.
127
Did not consider adding the funding or the 
language.
Add $802,000, all from the Aircraft Fund, and 
transfer the same amount from the SGF to the fund, 
to partially support the purchase of a new law 
enforcement helicopter in FY 2023. Add language 
prohibiting the sale of the agency's 2005 Bell 407 
helicopter, which was previously to provide trade-in 
value for the new helicopter. Upon delivery of the 
new helicopter, at least one helicopter must be 
stationed at the Troop T location in the Wichita area.
Did not add the funding or the language.	1.	1.1.
KSU - Extension Systems and 
Agricultural Research Program
Sec.--
KSU - Extension Systems and 
Agricultural Research Program
Sec.--
KSU - Extension Systems and 
Agricultural Research Program
Sec.
103
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $100,000 SGF to the Agricultural experiment 
stations account for the Kansas Mesonet technician 
for FY 2024.
Did not add the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Board of Regents	Sec.--
Board of Regents	Sec.--
Board of Regents	Sec.
117
Did not consider adding the funding.	Add $2.0 million SGF to the State Scholarship 
Program for FY 2025.
Do not add the funding.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language requiring that each Regents institution 
email a statement to every student regarding free 
expression for FY 2024 and include such statement 
in each institution's student code of conduct or 
student handbook.
Do not add the language.	2.	2.2.
Did not consider deleting the funding.	Delete $541,137 SGF for Washburn University 
Inflation from the Postsecondary Operating Grant 
account for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	3.	3.3.
University of Kansas	Sec.--
University of Kansas	Sec.--
University of Kansas	Sec.
161
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language prohibiting the demolition of Smith 
Hall at the University of Kansas and prohibiting 
removal of art from Smith Hall, including a statue of 
Moses, in FY 2023 until the agency submits an 
updated land use plan for the Lawrence campus to 
the Board of Regents. Such plan must include 
intentions for the Smith Hall site. Upon approval by 
the Board Regents in a public meeting allowing for 
public testimony, demolition of Smith Hall may 
proceed.
Did not add the language.	1.	1.1.
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language prohibiting the demolition of Smith 
Hall at the University of Kansas and prohibiting 
removal of art from Smith Hall, including a statue of 
Moses, in FY 2024, until the agency submits an 
updated land use plan for the Lawrence campus to 
the Board of Regents. Such plan must include 
intentions for the Smith Hall site. Upon approval by 
the Board Regents in a public meeting allowing for 
public testimony, demolition of Smith Hall may 
proceed.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
2.	2.2.
Kansas Water Office	Sec.--
Kansas Water Office	Sec.--
Kansas Water Office	Sec.
--
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	Delete $53.0 million SGF to pay off water storage 
debt associated with the Milford and Perry reservoirs 
in FY 2023.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.--
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.--
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.
140
Did not consider adding the language.	Add language to no longer require unsuccessful 
nonresident deer permit applicants to purchase a 
nonresident hunting license in FY 2023.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
language.
1.	1.1.
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Office of the Governor	Sec.31
Office of the Governor	Sec.--
Office of the Governor	Sec.
38
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $2.0 million SGF to be distributed to domestic 
violence and assault programs funded through the 
Governor's Grants Program for FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
funding.
1.	1.1.
Did not recommend adding the funding.	Add $400,000 SGF to child advocacy programs 
funded through the Governor's Grants Program for 
FY 2024.
Concur with the Senate and do not add the 
funding.
2.	2.2.
State Treasurer	Sec.35
State Treasurer	Sec.--
State Treasurer	Sec.
41
Delete $15.4 million, all from the STAR Bonds 
Food Sales Tax Revenue Replacement Fund, and 
delete the transfer from the SGF to the fund for FY 
2024. Review at Omnibus.
Delete $15.4 million, all from the STAR Bonds Food 
Sales Tax Revenue Replacement Fund, and delete 
the transfer from the SGF to the fund for FY 2024. 
Review at Omnibus.
Did not recommend deleting the funding or the 
language.
1.	1.1.
Board of Regents	Sec.100
Board of Regents	Sec.--
Board of Regents	Sec.
117
Delete $1.8 million SGF from the $4.0 million SGF 
for micro-internships within the Postsecondary 
Education Operating Grant Fund and add the same 
amount for needs-based aid for students at 
Washburn for FY 2024.
Delete $4.0 million from Student Mirco-Internships 
from the Postsecondary Operating Grant for FY 
2024.
Concur with the House and delete $1.8 million 
SGF.
1.	1.1.
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.127
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
--
Delete $97.0 million SGF for a 3.25 percent lapse 
of SGF appropriations for all state agencies for FY 
2024. The following agencies or classifications are 
excluded: the Kansas Department of Corrections, 
Adjutant General's Department, State Fire Marshal, 
Kansas Highway Patrol, Kansas Bureau of 
Investigation, Emergency Medical Services Board, 
Kansas Sentencing Commission, Kansas 
Commission on Peace Officers' Standards and 
Training, Kansas State School for the Blind, 
Kansas State School for the Deaf, Kansas State 
Department of Education, debt service payments, 
appropriations or reappropriations required to meet 
caseload obligations, foster care contracts, and 
adoption services contracts. (Floor amendment)
Did not consider deleting the funding.Do not delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
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Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.128
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.--
Other Statewide Adjustments	Sec.
--
Add language directing state agencies, with the 
exception of postsecondary educational 
institutions, to submit performance based budgets 
in compliance with KSA 75-3717b for FY 2024. The 
Director of Accounts and Reports shall lapse 5.0 
percent from all appropriated funds for FY 2024. 
The following items are not subject to lapse: SGF 
funds appropriated for debt service payments, 
human services caseloads expenditures, and 
foster care or adoption services contracts.
Did not consider adding the language.Concur with the House and do not add the 
language.
1.	1.1.
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.153
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.--
Department of Wildlife and Parks	Sec.
--
Did not recommend deleting the funding.	Delete $600,000 SGF for the purchase of land near 
the Lovewell Wildlife Area for FY 2024.
Concur with the House and delete the funding.	1.	1.1.
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