Reorganizes public assistance statutes in Kansas, including eligibility, work requirements, and drug screening.
The bill reorganizes public assistance statutes in Kansas, focusing on eligibility, work requirements, and drug screening. It limits food assistance for able-bodied adults to three months in a 36-month period unless they meet work requirements. It also mandates drug screenings for cash assistance applicants and recipients. Penalties for non-cooperation with child support services and work requirements are established. The bill updates cross-references and repeals existing sections, effective upon publication.
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