The Kansas Senate on Thursday suddenly decided to send legislation that bans gender-affirming care for Kansas children to a conference committee.
The bill appeared to be poised to go to the governor on Thursday after senators briefly talked over the legislation during their morning caucus.
However, the bill stalled so it could be adjusted to address narrow concerns raised by a couple of senators.
The delay was seen more as a temporary procedural move and was not expected to threaten the legislation. The bill is expected to be taken up again in the Senate next week.
On Wednesday, the . . .
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