Kansas HB2799 mandates an oath for all persons testifying before any legislative committee.
Kansas HB2799 requires all individuals to take an oath before providing testimony to any committee of the Kansas legislature. The oath must follow the form prescribed by K.S.A. 54-101 et seq., and the committee chairperson is responsible for administering it. The act mandates that the oath-taking be recorded in the committee's minutes. This law aims to ensure the integrity of testimony given to legislative committees.
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