Growing frustrated with the "administrative state," business groups are urging lawmakers to pass a law that would give the Legislature oversight of the rules and regulations adopted by state agencies.
The bill, backed by the Kansas Chamber of Commerce, Kansas Grain and Feed Association and others, would clamp down on how regulations are adopted in Kansas.
Supporters of the bill say they're trying to keep executive branch agencies in check from enacting policies through rules and regulations instead of passing legislation.
The Legislature would have the power to ratify rules if the anticipated compliance costs exceed $1 million for . . .
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